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Amy Reties'', a student at Kincardine:.Dislrict Secondary School,.
is working as a co-op ,went at The Lucknow Sentinel this year,
Army hopes to obtain post -secondary .education hi the journalism .
field and the co-op.progrent gives her a chance to find out for sure
if this is what she wants' to do. (Pat Livingston,pleto)
`o►w t dent enjoys
variety at The Sentinel
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Am ' Raitteau is a student at Kin- In the co-op program Amyis at
cardine District' Secondary. School her job placement from eary Oc-
with aiuU class schedule including' tobet to the end of May. Since her
co-op. Her placement is at the . school is semi-semestered she. is at
Lucknow Sentinel. her placement every second moi -
During her placement she has ning from 8:45 until noon. Four
learned an enormous amount of times throughout the year she goes
information, < which at tines- she back to school for a reflective lear-
finds hard to assimilate. Her super- ning session. In these classes she
visor and co-workers have been . hands in a project and class time is
very helpful and patient when she spent discussing how everyone is
.gets confused re g what she is doing lin their placement, and. any
doing. This adher enjoyment questions may be answered.
of her yob.
They keep Amy very busy, pick-
ing out and 'typing articles for the.
Sentinel Memoirs, getting the mail,
proof reading, sniffing envelopes,
writing up word classified adver-
tisements, and basically anything
else that needs to be done.
Amy is hoping to obtain post- .
secondary education in the jour-
nalism field. The -co-op program is
an excellent opportunity tonfi d out
for sure if this is what she wants to
do.
Amy' has oidy good things tq say
about her experience with co-op.
- She says the people she works with
could not be more understanding.
If it was not for them, she is sure
she would not be having as much
fun as she is.
The co-op program is one that
Amy could not " pass up. She
recommends that anyone with an
opportunity to be involved in a co-
op program take the advantages of
it.
Crime Stoppers needs
your help in. Ripley case
Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce are
seeking the:. public's, assistance lin
.the. investigation of a break, enter
and theft which occurred in Ripley,
Ontario.
The Kincardine Detachment of
the Ontario Provincial Police report
that sometime. between 5:00 p.m. on
June .30 and,8:45 a.m. On July 2 of
this year, unknown person(s)
entered a -vacant building on the
South East corner of Queen and
- Huron Street in Ripley. At the time,
the building was being renovated
and the west entrance off Huron
Street had been boarded up with
plywood for the weekend. Inside
the building, workers had left an
assortment. of tools and materials.
Police believe the culprit(s) entered
the building at approximately 2:00
a.m. on the morning of July 2 by
way of the boarded up entrance and, VAN DIEPENBEEK - Harry and
stole the following items: a Iilti ', Janice of Lucknow are delighted
Gun, Hilti Hammer Drill, Skil Saw, with the safe arrival of their son,
drywall equipment, electric drills Patrick Lee, bornon October 6, ,
and flashing lights. 1 at Wingham and District
Person s) involved have not been Hospital. Pat weighed 7 lbs. 2 oz.
identified as yet and value of the Pat is a little brother for llfelissa.
goods stolen is estimated at ap- )ie Proud grandparents are Frank and
Annie Van nbeek and Allan
proximately $6000.00. • _ pe
If you feel you can help in this or and Margaret Hackett. Great
any other case. Crime Stoppers of grandmother is Tillie Hackett.
.RIME'ISTOPPERS
1-800.265-3787
GreyBruce . are willing to pay a
reward up to $1000 for information
leading to an arrest. CALL CRIME
STOPPERS TOLL FREE AT
1-800-265-3787. You need not
identify yourself. No one will know
who you are. You will not have to
testify in court.
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