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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-03-05, Page 6Luchnow:S{entinel, Wedneadaly, NW 5,119 7: Communis Rehab Bean 228 Queen SL, Kincardine 3962070 CIIRCONWPAs rMORAN a sprop m will hence 12 was TrJES. Al'R 8/.97 from ;5-71>`.m. • FIBROIVIYA,LOWPIROORAM ..,tlitsprogrurnwill nmft?r9 weeks starting TUES..APR , $107 from .7-9 pan These programa use.a cognitive, behavioural approach by multi -disciplinary team of. Psychologist, Social Worker,. Physiotherapist 'Pharmacist, Occupational Therapist & RegisteredNurse.. PRE -ASSESSMENT WITH PSYCHOLOGIST IS REWIRED PRIOR TO:SMT ' OE PROGRAM should get quality time .. *from, page 4 • I have lived inWingham,. London, Sarnia and Guelph and have been involved in coaching hockey. The house league in London had the best systeut, When teams were Made up, each garrme,had ,a timer in the penalty box and. 'every two minutes . regardless of where the play was the whistle went and you, had to •change your lines. If a coach tried to put out his lines out of rotation, and he was caught, his team got a penalty. This allowed every player equal ice time. One of the. things that occurs too often on competitive teams ° are the coaches who • ,carry 15. players and use 10' or 1.1, and the others :get maybe one shift and sit" on the bench for the rest of the game. I say every. boy who •rs"on a competitive team should get quality ice time.. After all, how•is the player to improve if he sits On the bench withthe knowledge that the coach has no. faith in his ability to°compete. rwould•be inter- ested in seeing•the coach play on a team and be left on the bench and see what it felt like: • I heard of a case recently in the local area where a boy was playing..an out-ofetowri game and the parents decid- • ed to attend the game which was. in .a town 40 miles. away. The parents stated their boy Was .oneof the weak- . er players. and he got on the ice for one shift the entire game. How would you as a parent• feel if that was your • boy, - and how do you think that boy felt: • L am sure it. Would do nothing for his confidence: • , Was the game that important? If so, and„you were not going.to use him then you'shouldnot have taken him and subj ted'hi n o-tharhumrhatron-He-would:have-ieam:ed more and been. happier playing .with his equals in house league. Brookside Public School: •, KINDERGARTEN AND JUNIOR. KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Children born 'in.•1992and 1993 are eligible to enrol' in KINDERGARTEN, • :and ' JUNIOR' KINDERGARTEN respectively. for September, 1997. • Contact. Brookside- Public School as, soon as possible to confirm your intent to. register. Your, calf will allow us to provide :you with registration, details. and. will.essit the . Board' in planning for staff: Proof of age and confirmation of- Property assessment information will be. required Lois M. Tebbutt Principal, Brookside Public School. LUCKNCW& DISTRICT SPORTS COMPLEX "March Break Schedule" Thursday, March sth 5:45 PM-AtornB2vsAtom B1 7:45 PM - Girls': Hockey Friday,. March 7th 7:00 PM - Atoms vs Milverton (Game .5)= 8:30 ;PM ::- .Juveniles vs Port Stanley (Ganxe 2:0.M.H A. Semifinals) Saturday, March 8th 3:00 PM Atom, D1 vs Atom B2 '4:30 PM.- Juveniles vs Port Stanley (Game 3) Sunday, March 9th 1:30 PM - Public Skating 4:30 PM'- Atom B2 vs Ripley 1 6:00 PM -,.Bantam. B vs Drayton • Y 7:30 PM w Midget vs Wingham (Game 5 if nee) MARCH: BREAK SPORTS COMPLEX SCHEDULE March 10-14 - Public Skating 2 PM - 4 PM March 14 w Bantam "B" Tourney (All Day) Mar°ch�•5 - Atom "B" Tourney(Ali. Day) March 11 Parents' & Tots' Skating 10 `til Noon. March 12 - Parents' & Tots'° Skating 1'0`til Noon March' 14 - Seniors' Skating (' Adults Only) 10 AM. - Noon Tuesday,, March llth ROAD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT (Weather Permitting ) (Community-Cenfre) Jurior (un to 12) (10:00 AM -1:00 PM) Senior (12` & over) (1:00 PM :- 4:00 PM) Cost $2.00 'per player Registration- at Community Centre I, have always felt that an athlete playing any sport would become whatever his genes allows•him to am sure Paul Henderson and. Carretzky would have been the ' athletes they ate whether :they played., hockey., ball or golf as they are both naturally gifted _individuals. It should be noted also .that many boys are. great players at 10 or 12 because some are as tnawre as 13-year-olds,while others in thesariie age category are .only as mature -• as 9 -year-olds. Then later, say by 15, the boys who were smaller at 10 and 12 sprout up and 'become much more co-ordinated, and become the better hockey, players. All sport should be 'a fun game and it should be 'available'for all players toparttc- ipate. All parents on entering a sport facili- ty should have a strip of °Red. Green?s" duct tape placed so that they are unable to criti-' cize opponents, referees, and embarrass their child and themselves. At one time you either played on competitive teams or- ` you did not play hockey .because there was no house league program in place. flowevernow there are these leagues and (I might add that) .they allow one to play • -most physical sports, recreationally, up into your senior years, ,. The above is only my personal opinion and I am sure each of you have yours. In closing ,I would commend Lueknow on your excellent hockey, program as Can be. .• seen in the number of hockey team pictutes at the end of • the year in both •competitive and house league, and the number of volunteer coaches and assistants: There is an old sayingthat; the only ones who canruin sports•flat l ds--are-grown=tips. • : : Ellwood Irwin, Guelph.. or1d: situ.atio, is not equitable says USS' director women •from page 4 of poor •in.:Canada 'and' elsewhere 'are women and singe . mothers: The 1997/98 budget of the iri`INTEE LISTINGS WANTED' PAUL zINN r • 5284411 :$74,500.- 4 bedroom, wood/oil ,'heat, `Outram Street • " GOUGH • ST. Spacious 4, bedroom with carport; 20' x 24' sta'ed, doUbie lot, •open,concept kitchen, ,wopdstove , neW oil, turnace $139,900:: : - ASHFIELD - 2 acres, completely .restored: 3 bedroom' :house. workshop/shed WHEELER ST. 2 •bedroom;: bungalow:- new kitchen &- bath, $52,500. . . • • TREED .Z ACRE'LOT with creek, •3. bedroom tio, ise,• new kitchen, baths, $69900, • HISTORIC '1.1JCKNOW 4 5. bedroom; new.kitchen dndrbaths ,formal ` living/dining .roomu,, garage,:8/10 acre lot 86 ACRES=W."Wawanosh., • Fieldstone house. 2 ponds, creek. $165,""004: ' • HAVELOCK Complefely renovated, •3,bedroom:house, 11 bath, move in condition, $01,000.: REDUCED TO $55,500'- 2.4'i acres, 3 bedroom houge, garage.. $79,900. Three bedroonj, paved. drive, 110' ironttage, oil heat. PLACE ST 3 bedroom bungalow, walk=ih basement, Shows welt' $76;900. LUCKNOW 4" bedrooM house-: ,with .garage; close to sehasot, •$x9,900. • AMBERLEY . Newer bungalow, 3-4'bedroo'ms, large lot. $99,900, ,122 ACRES 80 7 90 acres pasture, creep ponds:' • 98 ACRES 70' workable, updated 3 bdrrn house; 40 x 56 • barn, 20 acres bush. $165,000, :100 ACRES - `totally remodeled 3 bedroorit house; 50:x .100,barn, 83'workable,, $197,500. ' •NEWER .ROYAL HOME ;01102 X 132 lot; 3 bed'roo'm • partially finished basement. Havelock St: $109,900, • • :.•eral governmentwill do little to, change -.that' situa- tion ° March :.: 8,. International Womens. Day, i§. intended as a remainder that the situ- ation for;. women in ,the world is not equitable-• and balanced.. There' is still a lot of work to:be.done.'. 'In • - Canada, we • may think that acre: face obsta. cles. ;but they fade in com- pari son, tQ developing countries in Asia and:. Africa for ` a mother in; a developing =country. like Melo. ink Birthday Club Ryan Scott arch 5,.1993 4 Years Old., 'Danielle Alison Partington Match 5, 1993 4 Years Oicl Shari Anne MacDonald Marph 6, 1987 10'Years Old.'' Elisabeth Miltenburg` March 7, 1994, 3 Years Old • ..Kaitlin.Ryan: March 7, 1993, 4 Years Old Joe Murray` March 8, 1987, 10 Years Old Davin 'Kemp :. March'8, 1988 9, Years' Old Heather Murray March 9,.1991 e Years Old Brittany Gibson March 10;1993 4 hears aid . Bangladesh,•,.the lack •of opportunities .for learning Nand obstacles to develop- ' merit are dramatic. Itis dif ',ficult for us -to fathom unless we have been there. and spent dine ,among the women; In the villages of Bangladesh, many . thou- sands of ' "women have embarked on a': road towards change. Supported by ,..Canadians' through , tJSC' Canada, they' have been ,able to Move' obsta- cles ;from -their, • path and ':have learned new. skids,' Bei & s:. ase Vicki &. Don Hackett RR;#7 Lucknow (9.19).529-7398 . LUCKNOW 'DISTRICT COMMUNITY` CENTRE • BINGO' :Sunday March 9 . OPEN;DATES: March .. , Fridays 14th-2'st-2$th Saturdays 8th -15th -22nd- 29th . CALL 528-3429 9 a.rrt. - 5 p.m. started ` small businesses. . and- saving -and credit cir7. cies. The mothers, after a hard life:. of keeping the family fedand raising chil- dren: in poverty, have taken . thefirst small steps. They in" turn are encouraging their; daughters to enroll in • special. classes for adoles-• cent girls. Watching' their;'. h' moforward' frodaugm' where . theyve ,'started,: they aretersproud. We -.would have taken -the courses when we were young andchanged our lives ;forr the better, if we, had only known." stated Hashra Begum, member of • women's group ' in: Eastern 1 angladesh Now, the daughters become'•role models forthe e family . and teach their . mothers• and siblings about the opportunities they see: • changing. their,lives for the 'better for; themselves and : their.children.. Successes like ' these make everybody ' smile: If, we ,could Measure deyel . opment successes in $il les' per : - person per: : .year, Bangladesh would com- pare very favorably to .• Canada. Not "only On. 1ntertiational_Weinera's Day but every day Friederike 1(nabe • . Director, Canadian .: Programs USC Canada, Did you•know? Epilepsy is a disorder;; nota disease; it is not con- • tagiou's.