The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-24, Page 9THE JUNCTION
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 24, 1984 - A9
Join a club, get involved
BY ELIZABETH OVEN
'There's nothing to do at noon hour!' is a
common complaint heard among many
students of SD}IS. Well, I'm here to tell y ou
that that's a lot of nonsense.
The following is a list of things students
could do at noon. They can participate in
intramural activities, watch the 'movie of the
week', dedicate spare time to a club such as
drama, chess, etc., complete homework,
read, wander around town, eat (naturally),
play tennis, talk to friends, count lockers,
stand in halls and stare (many people already
do), sleep, do grocery shopping, etc.
My list has dwindled from practical to
Students eniy pl, y
Inc ' IISTIINE PRESZCATOR
On Oct. 12, some of the students from
Seaforth District High School went to see a
production of Romeo and Juliet at the
Shakespearean Festival in Stratford.
The tickets went on sale a week before the
play was performed and were sold out.
People who were not early enough in getting
their tickets were disappointed that they were
unable to go.
The play was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
attended.
impractical. And 1 do realize that maybe there
aren't very many things to keep students
busy at noon.
1 don't know about you, but I always
• manage to 'waste' my time effectively. But, if,
vnll're r• -911v rlpcnerate. ItaP vonr imagina-
tion. Invent a new, interesting, stimulating
and promising club.
Or, even better yet, join The Junction! I'm
sure we could find you something to do at
noon!.
Successful workshop h Id
Teachers and their spouses from Perth.
Huron, Grey and Bruce counties attended a
very successful Personal Planning Workshop
on Oct. 12 and 13.
The activities were held at Goderich
District Collegiate Institute and focussed on
the personal and financial aspects which
should be considered by an individual
planning for retirement.
Psychological considerations were pre-
sented by Dr. Havelka of King's College,
U.W.O. and alternatives to teaching were
discussed by Dr. John Marshall of Self -Man-
agement Resources Incorporated, of Toronto.
Other sessions included estate planning,4
tax strategies and investment and savings as
well as addressing major concerns in life
planning and general financial and legal
planning to ensure a happy, well -adjusted
nnrt cn..nro -tirnm rpt
Sponsorship for the day was provided by
the Ontario Teachers' Federation and the
Teachers' Superannuation Commission
along with the local federation affiliates of the
Women Teachers' Associations, the Ontario
Public School Teachers' Federations, the
Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federa-
tions, the Ontario English Catholic Teachers'
Associations and the Superannuated Teach-
ers' of Ontario from Huron, Perth, Bruce and
Grey counties. -
All sessions were well attended and
comments from participants were very
positive. Many exx,pressed regret that such
concentrated advil:e and direction had not
been available at an earlier stage in their
lives, but said they planned to use what they
had learned to best advantage in the years
that remained before retirement.
Timing is a problem in writing news
BY PETER DOYEN
There are many problem's with writing a
sports column for a weekly newspaper. For
myself, there's at least one.
, The action 1 report and the facts 1. relate to
you are current events (some might even
describe them•as news) to me, right now, on
Oct. 16. However, by the time this news is
presented to the area via the Huron
Expositor, whatever I have written will be old
news.
For instance, something interesting hap-
pened to our volleyball team recently. The
schedule of tournaments we were following
Was different from that of other teams. Our
schedule told us we would play Oct. 16 and
Oct. 18.
According to the organizers, Monday and
Wednesday were our game days. So instead
of doing such things as driving spikes over
the volleyball net all day Monday, we
Sprfshots from
rYPETER uIVEN
"Two or more beasts of burden harnessed
together..." That, if one is to believe the
latest Canadian edition of the Funk and
Wagnalls Standard College Dictionary, is the
definition of 'team'.
Trained in the use of dictionaries, however,
1 let my eyes wander down the page to find a
more satisfying definition. Combine this with
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attended classes. Instead of orchestrating an
exciting mid-season surge to attain a play -oft
berth, we stayed in Seaforth and did our math
homework.
But no one knows how this faux -pas will be
resolved. Will we have to exhaust our bodies
during tomorrow's tournament tq make up
the lost games? Will another tournament be
arranged by the administration? Will they
unfairly make us forfeit those games and our
chance for the play-offs? It's a mystery....to-
day, Qct: 16.
When this edition of the Expositor hits the
newsstands, you can bet this dilemma will
already have been solved. If it's a favorable
solution then we will probably already be
involved in the playoffs.
But don't bother worrying about this
situation, it's over. To find out how it was
dealt with, you'll have to wait till next week
and read about it in another column.
S
the meaning of 'sport' and we form the kind
of vague definition that is needed for a
description of the activity usually seen on the
SDHS gym floor during lunch hour.°
The common gym floor activity is officially
called 'intra -mural competition'. Upon enter-
ing the school in grade nine, each student is
randomly chosen to represent one of four
'houses' or teams within the school. Thus,
the student body is divided into groups.
These 'houses' are pitted against each other
in the various competitions (including soccer,
tennis, volleyball, basketball and others)
scheduled throughout the year.
According to the dictionary, such intra-
mural events could be described as "a set of
workers, or players, competing in a particular
game for diversion." According to many
students, these events are more' aptly
referred to as "bush league", "basic", or
just plain "dumb."
Despite these opinions though, many
healthy rivalries have emerged this year.
As the teams struggle against each other
on the basketball courts, Phoenix House has
the early lead in points, followed clbsely by
the usually lowly Taurus and Aurora Borealis
Houses. Comet House, it seems has gotten
off to a slow start, and is lagging well behind
the leaders.
Campaign planned
BY PAT JEW
The student's council is planning a
Hallowe'en dance. Though the date has not
yet been set, we are assuming it will be on
Oct. 31. A good turn -out is expected as with
the last dance.
The next event planned by the student's
council is a Targe scale cookie campaign.
About 1200 boxes will be ordered. This event
is to take place after the Nov. exams.
Hopefully, we cart have a list of events
planned by the student's council for you in
the future.
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