HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-02-05, Page 2Page 2--LucLwow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 5, 1986
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average, the students in the school are
becoming more friendly," he noted.
° ° If I'm at the other schools, and they
only see me once or twice, there's still
some apprehension."
Bailey said that some of the program is
done with Lloyd- in street clothes "so they
can see he's an adult" as well as a police
officer.
"Some can't get past the uniform and it
can be a stumbling block," said Lloyd.
As part of the preparations for teaching
the course, the two attended a two day
seminar for officers and teachers head in
Formosa last May.
Another part of the project, which is also
being tried in Kincardine and Wiarton, is a
meeting with parents. That has already
been held.
Included in the course are field trips.
Plans are underway to go to the' OPP
station and jail in Walkerton, and perhaps
to ,a hospital.
"If by chance the kids get involved in
this type of situation, they'll feel a little
more at ease. They (the tours) are some-
thing parents have a problem doing," said
Bailey.
Speakers are another integral part of the
program. For example, Bailey wants to
bring in a lawyer, a minister and the head
of guidance for Bruce County.
Films and group discussions are other
educational tools for Bailey and Lloyd and
the two hope to have a skit or play
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performed by the students with the lessons
they've learned incorporated.
Bailey is particularity happy about the
Kinsmen co-operation because they help to
partially underwrite the exercise. Costs for
field trips will be kept down with Kinsmen
assistance and Bailey hopesto present
students completing VIP with a T-shirt or
cap at graduation.
The students have shown their accept-
ance.
"They seem to be keen," said the
teacher.
''They're keen because they knew it was
coming and they were asking their teachers
and parents about the VIP program. Their
initial curiosity was quite good," said
Lloyd.
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Lucknou',
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Comments wanted
The week of Feb. 3 - 8 will be your
opportunity to comment on the services
of the Bruce County Public Library. A
questionnaire will be made available to
library patrons in the local branches
during that week as part of a manage-
ment study of the Bruce County Publ.c
Library System.
For further information, please con-
tact Joyce Johnston, County Librarian
at 837.-2181.
Winners keep coming
The 10th draw of the Lucknow and
District Sports Complex was held with the
following winning prizes: first prize of
$500, Stu Smith, R6 Goderich; second prize
of $300, Kevin Van Rooy, R2 Ripley; third
price, $100, Brenda Hackett, R3 Lucknow;
and fourth prize of $100 Leonard Elmes, RI
Kincardine.
Additonal contributions to the Lucknow
and District Sports Complex include:
Eric Drennan, R 6, Goderich; Glenn Mc-
Lelland R 4 Kincardine; Bernie Haines, R 4
Wingham; Nelson Hodgins, Ripley; Dave
and Betty Anne Stapleton, R 3 Wingham{
J.E. Hodgins Lumber Ltd. Wingham; Dave
Gibb, R 3 Wingham; Fred and Elizabeth
Tiffin, R 3, Wingham; Bill and Cathy Gib-
son, R 3 Wingham; Wilfred Clipperton, R 3
Wingham; Bill Jiobinson, Wingham; Susan
Bellmore R 3 Wingham; Glen Zuber,
Hanover; Ernie Gibson, R 3 Goderich; Phil
Petrie, Goderich; Donald M. Kai, Wing -
ham; Laurie and Kevin Falconer, R 3
Wingham; Murray Simpson, R 3 Wing -
ham; Bob and- Isobel Arbuckle, Wingham;
Lyle Pinkney, Goderich; Amberley Hockey
Club, R 1 Kincardine; Ray Buchmeier,
Holyrood; Ken Alton, R 2 Auburn; Allan
and Helen Irwin, Ripley; Cecil Sutton, R 3
Ripley; Ronald Nicholson, Ripley; Royal
Bank Staff, Ripley; Orrie Gingerich,
Holyrood; Orland 'Irwin, R 3 Wingham:
SOUTH
fey, Aut
h Buchmeier
Dickies are proud
grandparents
Ira and Elizabeth Dickie.visited..on Satur-
day with Jack and Karen Dickie and family
of Lucan.
Congratulations to Ira and Elizabeth on
being proud grandparents to their grand-
daughter Deanna, daughter of Denver and
Brenda Dickie of Sutton.
The community expresses get well
wishes to Doris MacKinnon who fell last
week and cracked her pelvis. She is a
patient in Wingham Hospital.
Heather Howald, daughter of Harold
and Kathy Howaid, has gone to Dubiusson,
Quebec as an exchange student for three
months. Heather is going to be staying
with the family whose daughter came here
for three months last year.
VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW
NOTICE
TO
DOG OWNERS
Dog tags are now available at the
TOWN OFFICE
All dogs must be registered under
By -Law #10.1983.
The fine for failure to license a dog is
$28.00.
B. M. WIIITCROFT
Village Clerk