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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-02-17, Page 2news smen plan Summcrfest Planning is already ' under way for Kin Summerfest '82 to be held from June 18 - 20.. The annual event, celebrating the coming' of summer, .will have the same format as in other year's. A 32 team Slo-pitch ball tournainent will be hosted . as well as the Saturday night dance held et the Community Centre. Emphasis on the youth is also. present as there will again be free roller 'skating and movies, ,Itis, hoped that the swimming pool can be ei<ed that weekend as well. The club is also looking at bringing back the Saturday evening barb-que supper. This is„ the Kinsmen and Kinettes most ambitiout project each year and planning„ • never really stops from one year to the nett. Anne Pritchard is the winner of the recent Night -Out -on -the -Town draw. Included in the prize were tickets to the St. Louis Blues versus ` Toronto Maple Leafs hockey game, overnight accommodation in Toronto ' and S100 spending money. Project chairman Jim Pentland reported that a profit of nearly S250 was realized. Winning ticket was sold by Sank ,Liddle, Coming events on the Kinsmen calendar include hosting the Kinsmen Zone Confer- ence on March 7, the skate-a=thonon March 22 and the third annual Elimination Draw and Dance on 'April. 17. On March 7 members from the other 11 clubs of Zone B as well as officers at the zone and district levels will meet at the Lucknow Legion for their annual zone conference. Various competitions will -be decided and a possible zone realignment will be; discussed. A proposed plan wouldsee the existing zone B. clubs of Point Clark, %%gham,. Belgrave and Lucke ow break away to form a new zone with Goderich and the recently chartered Dungannon clubs. February is Heart Fund month- and the Kinsmen will be helping the Kinettes with door to . door canvassing again .this year, Please give : generously when a member comes to your door.. _ Kinsmen members Terry Taylor and Cliff Mann have been looking into the feasibility of creating a second ball diamond in the village. With the popularity of slo-pitch ball,.. 'the re-emergence of minor ball and the girls T -ball, playing time has become a problem.: The existing diamond at the public school isn't really satisfactory at the competition level. However, finding space may prove an insurmountable: problem Other projects are currently under review as well. Winners in the hockey pool since the last printing have been: January 9 (55 seconds) Doug %Stewart, George Hirasawa and Tom -Pegg; January 16 (44 seconds) David Eadie, Ken Mewhinney, and Karen Johnstone/ Doug Carter; January "23 (4 seconds) Stuart Reavie, ,Rill Hunter. and George Joynt; January " 30- (57 seconds) Lorne Forster, Angus MacDonald, and . Francis Gross; February. 6 (144 seconds) Marj Jerome, Keith Raymond, and Susan MacKenzie February 13 (35 seconds) Evans Helm, Allan Stanley, and Milt Turner. The Kinsmen Club would like to welcome Sandy Liddle as their newest member. He was sponsored by Jamie Elliott.. • Ia chnew Seo1Mel, Wednesday, Febriae ► 17, 1982—Page 2 Anne Prichard. of West Wawanosh Township has won a eIg6t-cot-ea-dietown M a draw sponsored by the Lgcknow District Kinsmen Chub. Anne will receive tickets to a Maple Leaf Hockey game, overnight accommodation for two at Toronto betel. and $100 money. 'The presentation was made by project chairman, Jlm -PenWed. The .dub raised close to S250 for community services in the draw. . [Sentinel Staff Photo] presents s ecialeducation update to separate :board By Stephanie Levesque DUBLIN A special education update was presented to the Huron -Perth Separate School Board last week. Superintendent of education, John Mc- Eayley presented information currently be- ing studied by the special education steering committee. Recommendations from . the committee will be brought to the -board April 12; he anticipated. All boards of education across the :pro- vince are to present their special education implementation plans to ' the Ministry of Education by the beginning of May. One of the major tasks required by the boaird is to :collect all information on excep- tional pupils within its jurisdiction. This is carre dly being done by a needs assessment committee. To -start, the board has to submit a policy statement, and Mr. ' McCauley said the board does have a general'volicy on aims and objectives. As part of this, the board has to"statehow the exceptional studentswill be educated, either in . their own school in :a withdrawal program, in a self-contained class, or by purchasing. services from other agencies. Mr. McCauley said presently in the Huron -Perth Separate School system there is a resource teacher for withdrawal pro- grams in each -school. He added there are three self-contained- classes, but no schools for the trainable mentally. retarded He said up until Bill 82 was passed, separate school boards did not have the right to have a school for the trainable mentally retarded. Part of the duties of the needs assessment committee is to . gather information on :Catholic students in schools for the trainable mentally retarded operated by the public boards. The numbers will determine the out- come, but it is expected the Huron -Perth board will purchase services from the public boards. , The two other areas' being looked at in- clude pupils in a school such as John Roberts School in London, and the developmentally handicapped pupil. A fourth area affects the gifted pupil, for Whom the board has no present program. Revenue for special education will come from three, possibly four different grant structures from the Ministry. Two are based on formulas; and One is a possible grant for the trainable mentally retarded. The fourth area is a :special education grant, based on 1982 dollars. In. 1982, the board will receive ' $125 per pupil, in 1983, .$135 per pupil; 1984, $145 per pupil and 1985, $155 per pupil. The Ministry has said it will adjust annually for inflation. Director of Education Bill Eckert said this is not new money, referring to the special education grant, as the board has been receiving this and in 1981; the figure was $110.80 per pupil. LUCK:NOW CONTRIBUTORS GIFT Agnea. Jswelleryl & Qlfts A$h J n's Fashion & Fabrics Seeker Milk Cs. L1it. C. A Bicker Equip. Lid.- Believe b.-Behave In Musk Cher -man's Chihsln's Fuels & Service Fairview Feeds Finlay Dsosraters • O i E Sales Massey Ferguson Greer T.V. & Electric H& B Disarm* Hackett's'Farrs Equipment J. W. Henderson Lumber Ltd. HOW Welding Ltdl Huron Landscaping Ltd. Kari Lentz • M rchsndise Manhandle Merchandise Merchandise Mnrrdandlsi Manhandle* Merchandise Merchandise Cash Msrshindisri Merchandise Manhandles Merchandise Merchandis Merchandise Manhandle* Cash Kings' and Queens' Night The Kingsbridge Recreation Committee expresses Its thanks for the ty of the following businesses who have donated the prizes listed ow or the elimination. draw. They have helped to make our event to held on. February 20, •1982 a success. You can express our thanks throw your patronage. LOCKNOW CONTRIBUTORS GIFT Jehnsttone's, Furnituri• Merchandise Lorse's Ladies' Wear . Manhandle* Lucknow Appliance Centre Merchandise Liu:know District Coop . .Cash Lucknow Sentinel : Cash Lucknow Variety & Dry Roods Merchandlss Ron Matchers' Homo Hardware Morcheadhe Mayfair Family Restaurant & DMIngDUnirelY MacKenzie MCCreeth Funeral Home . Cash McDonagh Insuring', Agency ' • Cash Msntornngery Motors Merchandise Les Patter Shoes Quinn's Flowers & Gats Resole Farm Equipment Super Scoop & Codarhill Farm Darden Centre George Brophy' Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Cash GODERICH CONTRIBUTORS Brown's Decor Centre Campbell's Cameras Candlelight Tavern Chisholm's Fuels &service Culligan Water Conditioning W. J. Denomms Flower Shop French Dry Cleaners Ooderlch Signal -Star Hair Affair Jim Martin Construction McCallum Funeral Homs. Stile's Funeral Home Oeorge Wraith implements Zehr's Markets GIFT Merchandise • Merchandise Dinners Merchandise Cash Cash Cash . Cash Services Merchandise Cash Cash Merchandise Merchandise OTHER LOCATIONS • GIFT Ashfield Sonic* Centre 0th Cons. Ashfield Manning's Bullring Supplies Blyth MacNay's General Store Anther* Petrie's Gsniral Store Port Albert George Smyth Welding R. R. No. 2, Auburn . W. O. Thompson & Sons Port Albert Rlegling Farm Equipment Lochalsh Sullivan's Restaurant Kingsbridge Karl Lints Blyth Cash Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise. Cash Merchandise Cash Dinners Cash