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When I returned from my final two week stint as a Northward Bound instructor last winter, some- body asked me what I thought I had gained from the program, and at the time I didn ' t know how to answer this most distressing question. Even now, having spent a great deal of time contemplating the problem I still find it difficult to give what sounds like a decent, sensible and coherent answer. Whatever I have gathered is something intangible. You can ' t simply grab it, hold it up for every- body to see and say, this is what I received. Even words can ' t com- pensate for the intangibility of what I have gained - it ' s just a sort of in- ner feeling, a sense of confidence and responsibility. But this is pro- bably confusing to someone who hasn ' t been through the program. Perhaps then, the best way to des- cribe what I have gotten out of the north is to relate an experience whose gains were a bit more obvious than usual. In the fall of 1978, in my debut as a Northern Instructor, I got lost in the Temagami wilderness. I guess my concentration was at a low ebb- maybe because it was late afternoon and the last day of a four-day trip. Anyway, all of a sudden I didn ' t know where I was. It was raining heavily and I couldn ' t see more than about five hundred yards. Lightning made menacing flashes at our three aluminum canoes so I headed into shore, which only added to my con- fusion. I glanced from terrain to map and back again but I still couldn ' t find where I was. The rain stung my eyes and made my map impossible to read. Then for a short five minutes that seemed like an hour I realized what the program was all about. All in one instant a milhon questions flooded my mind: Should I let the patrol know the pro- blem? Should I press on? Should I wait for the storm to pass? For that one instant I felt true responsibility and what it meant to make a quick rational decision. That one moment was the essence of Northward Bound instruction. The fact that I ' m writing this is proof that everything turned out all right. What I have gained from the northern experience and that hap- pening in particular, will never be lost. That ' s what Northward Bound is all about. Rob Cartotto
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Sports Day RESULTS OPEN First Second 100 metres Don Green Tim Pike 1 10 metres hurdles Don Green Dan Sell 200 metres Don Green . . . Richard WooUey 40Q metres Don Green . . . Richard Woolley J.D. Carruthers Challenge Cup for the 800 metres Doug Campbell Dave Burke G.W. Robinson Memorial Trophy for the 1500 metres Dave Burke Niall O ' DrisoU High Jump Peter Boyle Ray Casey Long Jump Don Green David Green Javelin ' ain Hueton Peter Meredith Shot Put Tim Pike Peter Logan Discus .. ' . Doug Campbell Peter Boyle Cricket Ball Throw lain Hueton . . . Mark Manifould INTERMEDIATE First Second 100 metres Mike DeJaray .... Louis Headley 110 metres hurdles Nick Wood Louis Headley 200 metres Louis Headley Paul Stewart 400 metres Mike DeJaray Rich Jobin 800 metres Nick Wood Rich Jobin 1500 metres Bruce Corley Andrew Ross High Jump Hal Turnbull .... Bart Sambrock Long Jump Hal Turnbull Nick Wood Javelin Nick Wood Bart Sambrook Shot Put Nick Wood .... Mark Manifould Discus Darryl Smith .... John Pritchard W.S. David Cup for the Intermediate Track and Field Champion Nick Wood Mike DeJaray . 2. Powell ' s 2. Walker . . . . 3. Colley 3. Powell ' s . . 2. Walker ... 3. Colley 2. Walker ... 3. Powell ' s . 2. Colley ... 3. Powell ' s INTER-HOUSE Relay Races - Intermediate 4x400 Relay I.Walker. 4x 100 Relay 1. Colley . . Relay Races - Open 4x200 Relay I. Powell ' s (S.W. Jamieson Cup) Mixed Medley Relay 1 . Colley . . (The Vreeland Cup) Tug-of-War 1 • Walker . The Challenge Cup for the Inter-House Track and Field Championship 1. Powell ' s 2. Walker 3. Colley (293 pts.) (200pts.) (141 pts.) The Victor Ludorum Challenge Cup presented by Mrs. E.H. Ambrose Don Green Tim Pike (26 pts) lain Hueton Doug Campbell (lOpts.) The G. Herbert Carter Award for the outstanding athlete in grades 9 to 1 3 Don Green Old Boys ' Race 1- Brian Davies . 2. Dave Smith
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