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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-02-02, Page 7Co-op ed placement is rewarding for student by Terri Menary Once again this year F.E. Madill Secondary School has offered a Co- operative Ectueation program, and I am one of the lucky students to have been able to find a suitable placement in the field which most interests me. I am currently employed at Jack Reavie Enterprises for my placement. It is a part of the Win- gham and District Community Living Association (WDCLA) and is located across from the pool in Wingham. Jack Reavie Enterprises offers a day program Monday 'to Friday, from 8 a.m till 3 p.m., for adults who have been labelled with a developmental disability. Through this day program there are lots of options open to the participants, such as: supported employment, which is a service designed to help in finding jobs, preparing for these jobs as well as maintaining these jobs; basic life skills are dealt with through communication programs, nutrition awareness, personal responsibilities with in the shop and community involvement. Contract work is something else the participants can become in- volved in. This gives them a chance to earn extra money. Also, there is "Belles and Beaus", a retail store handling everything from ceding decorations to Hal- loween costumes, run by the par- ticipants. Other services offered are physio therapy, people first program, sup- port ofall types and much, much more. I find my placement to be very rewarding and anything but boring. I am always involved in something new and constantly learning. I enjoy going to my placement and not knowing what to expect, but most of all, I like my placement because of the various people I get to interact with on any given day. Terri Menary Taylor Mall (left) and' Michael Hofer were recipients of awards during the annual Lucknow Agricultural Society banquet last Tuesday. Taylor received a $20 voucher from Wingham Stationary for having the most points In the junior fair com- petition, while Michael received a $15 voucher from Home Hardware, Lucknow, for the second most points. (Pat Livingston photo) Lancers all over Lion's Head The Lticknow Lancers finished off the regular season Sunday night in Lion''S Head where they were all over the host team bringing home a 13 to 1 victory. Brad Priestap and Chris Irwin led the attack with Priestap netting six goals and two assists, while Irwin LUCKNOW ARENA SCHEDULE Thursday, February 3 6:00 pm Novice "B" vs Wingham 7:00 Pee Wee "a," vs Kincardine Friday, Febryth.. 4 6:00 A "8" vs Ripley 7:00 pm Atom "A" Playoff vs Paisley 8:00 pm Bantam "B" vs Kincardine Saturday, February.5 11 am Atom "B" vs Walkerton 3:00 pm Novice "A" vs Normanby. 6:00 pm Tyke Bulls vs Belgrave 7:00 pm Tyke Sharks vs Wingham Sunday. February 6 5:00 pm Midget Playoff vs Paisley picked up two goals and six assists, Linemate Darren Lindsay picked up ,a key assist late in the third to secure the win.' Steve Simpson and Grant Gilchristtalliedthe other Lancers goals while Kevin Harrison tended the net. Bantams play in tourney The Lucknow Bantam A team participated in the Paisley Bantam tourney on the weekend. Game one for Lucknow was against Howick. Tyler Brooks played exceptionally well against the Howick offence. Final score 4 to 2 for Howick. Game two saw Lucknow faceoff with Dorchester. Lucknow bad a one goal lead until late in the third, when Dor- chester .scored with one minute left in play. Overtime was a 10 -minute sudden death period. On a penalty shot, Dorchester scored to take the win. Juveniles tie Teeswater The Lucknow Juveniles played their .last regular season game against Teeswater. Allan Kikkert was in the Luck - now net and the team had a full roster for this game. Teeswater scored twice in, the first period to hold a 2 - 0 lead until the third, when Warren Andrew scored from Chris Humphrey and Rob Crich. Crich then followed with a goal late in the third to tie the game. Assists . went to Chris •Humphrey and John Feeley. Final score was 'a two all tie. The Juveniles' first playoff game is Feb. 5 in Lucknow, at 8 p.m. against Paisley., Pee Wee A's meet Paisley in playoffs The Lucknow Pee Wee A team leads, by two games, in the first round of playoffs against Paisley. The first of the five gameseries, on Jan. 24, Lucknow came home with a 5 to 2 victory. Ian Moffat, on an assist from Dale Courtney opened the scoring in the first period. Paisley replied. During period two action, Luck - now scored twice; one by Dennis Lubbers assisted by Craig .Moffat and Ian Moffat, and the next by I. Moffat, assisted by Lubbers. Lucknow pumped in two more in period three, while Paisley managed one. Craig Moffat and Jonathan MacKinnon were the marksmen, with assists going to Lubbers and Nathan Ferguson. Game 2 Paisley visited the Sepoy Town on Jan.' 26 and sent the opponents home with a 4 to 1 loss. - Shane ' Petteplace led Off the scoring with, assists going to Jonathan Chilton and Conor McDonagh: In the second period, each team ' scored a goal.'Lucknow's came off the stick of C. Moffat with help from MacKinnon. The .hometown team pumped in two mote during period three ac- tion, with credit going to Lubbers from Cameron Moffat and MacKin- non, and I. Moffat from MacKinnon, and Lubbers. Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 2, 1994 - Page 7 LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI{ Sunday, February 6th, 1994 11:00 AM Worship Service Church School Rev. Margaret Kinsman Nursery Provided Everyone Welcome LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE 'Lions Bingo Sunday, February 6/94 OPEN DATES Saturday • February 1294 Kinsmen Mush Rall February Fridays 4 -Il -IH -?s . Saturday. 5.19 "ONLY" CALL 528-3532 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. LUCKNOW & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB Dabber. Bingo Lucknow Community. Centre Sunday February 6/94 $1000 Winner Lady from Kincardine Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts- at 7:15 p.m. THEATRE KINCARDINE 396-3250 Feb. 4 & 5 at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. • ' Jimmy Dolan went to Africa to recruit a new player. What he found was a whole new hallgame. K F. 1 11 A ( () ti T H E PARENTAL -1 GUIDANCE 1, IR U P THERE Feb. 6 to 10 at 8:00p.m. JUSTICE IS .COMING ANY SRL TOMBSTONE Every town has a story.. Tombstone has a legend. , ALL SEATS $3.5° MON. TO THURS. TOMMY I1(JMTER IN CONCERT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26-8 pm MEMORIAL HALL - BLYTH TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: 20"Advance . '825 At the door Merle's Coffee Nook - MITCHELL Carol's Candles and Collectables - BLYTH Credit Card Orders 1-800-465-7829 CANADA'S COUNTRY GENTLEMAN LUCKNOW KINSMEN'S 7TH ANNUAL Mush;ball. Tournament and Dance Saturday, February 12th, 1994 , TOURNAMENT 12:30 pm (Sharp) - 5:00 pm also including: BOARDWALK BLIND. VOLLEYBALL • FLOOR HOCKEY and possible other events weather permitting 16 teams first come basis ALL TEAMS MUST HAVE 5MEN&5WOMEN Entry Fee: '75.00 per team DANCE Lucknow Community Centre 9 pm - 1 am, Music by: "ULTIMATE SOUND" Air guitar contest. Dance $5.00 per person non -players. No minors admitted to dance. Age of Majority only All proceeds to Community Projects. CONTACT:. Wayne McDonagh 529.3533.