The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-04-24, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 24, 1985—Page 11
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Jarod Boily seems to have his opponent down for the count as he applies a hold to Darrell
Scott while coach Rev. Arthur Scott gives them instructions on their technique. The
Lucknow area wrestingly club holds regular practises at Brookside school; on Saturday
mornings. (Photo by Alan Rivett)
Reverend coaches boys
A thud can be heard as Darrell Scott is
thrown to the mat. He struggles to break
the hold on his opponent, Jarod Boily, but
to no avail. In the next instant, Rev. Arthur
Scott, their coach, stands the boys up and
the match is resumed.
For the past year on Saturday mornings,
a group of nine boys, aged 6 - 12, meet at
Brookside School to practise the demand-
ing sport of wrestling. Rev. Scott, who has
been active in teaching and competing in
wrestling, instructs the boys on the tech-
niques involved in the sport.
Last Wednesday the club attended a
wrestling meet at the William Ross
MacDonald School for the Blind in Brant-
ford. Eight of the nine members of the club
competedin the tournament with each
having two matches. The team accumulat-
ed four wins in the total of 16 matches.
"The guys gained good experience at
the meet," said Rev. Scott. "I thought they
did quite well."
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Rev. Scott, a minister at St. Helens and
Trinity United Churches, said the club was
established to give some area youngsters a
sporting outlet other than hockey.
"W e pretty well started the club because
we came across a number of youngsters
who had tried hockey and needed another
sport to play. It came out that I had
wrestled, so we started- to get some guys
out to the practises," he says.
Wrestling has been a sport which Rev.
Scott has excelled at. Legally blind since
the age of 11, he first learned the sport in
high school and eventually won a spot on
the Canadian disabled Olympic team which
competed at the 1980 Olympic games for
the physically disabled.
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Children's series offered
The Blyth Festival is presenting a fun
filed Fall and Spring series for children.
Prices are $8 for the series (3 events) or
single tickets at $4 each.
The series will kick off with a concert by
Kim and Jerry Rrodey on October 19. 2
p. m'. /Kim and Gerry's concerts are full of
music, tun, ana nign energy. They playa
variety of musical instruments, backed by a
synthesizer, and have recently released a
children's album titled, Simple Magic.
Christmas for Carol on December 7, 2
p.m. comes to Blyth from the Victoria
Playhouse in Petrolia. Christmas for Carol
mixes music, live actors, and puppets to
tell the story of a young girl .who runs away
from home on Christmas Eve and becomes
lost in the woods: Through a sprinkling of
magic, the animals show her what
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FRIDAY, MAY3
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SATURDAY, MAY4
Rick Conley and Debbie Hayes
FRIDAY, MAY 10
Lucknow School Band Concert
SATURDAY, MAY 11
Alice Nivins and Cameron Yuill
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Christmas means to them. She Learns
something new about Christmas, but not
before she encounters villains, heroes, and
the inevitable close escape.
Thethird event is Peter and the Wolf on
March '15, 1986, at 2 p.m., told with
puppets and masks by Mermaid Theatre
who brought the popular, Just So Stories,
to Blyth last year. They use a synthesizer to
recreate Prokofiev's famous musical score
and have transplanted the story from
Russia to contemporary Nova Scotia.
Previous Children's Series holders may
renew their seats from April 21 - May 10.
After May 13, members of the general
public may purchase series tickets, and
single tickets will be on sale. Please contact
the Blyth Festival Box Office for further
information and reservations: 523-9300 -or
523-9225•.
HAPPY 22nd BIRTHDAY
JOHN [APRIL 30111]
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