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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-08-30, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 30, 1978—Page 11 Kintaii Kreceive a Championship trophy at dinner BY TERESA COURTNEY Owners of Ho -Down Stab- les, Mike and Betty Lou Dalton, R. R. 3 Goderich, held a supper in honour of the Kintail Kuties Baseball team to officially present them with the "A" champion Ho -Down Stables Trophy on Saturday evening, August 26. The presentation of the trophy was made to the captain of the team, Eileen Wilson and coach Jon Zydbel by Michael Durnin, son of Mike and Betty Lou Dalton, riding Ho -Down Sun. During the evening, members of the Kintail Kuties team voted on the most valuable and most improved player of their team. Trophies were pres- ented to Eileen .Wilson, the most valuable player and to Marian MacLennan, the most improved player. Beryl McDonald had already re- ceived the trophy for the best, sport or congenial player. Following the supper and presentations, members of the team enjoyed a musical program provided by members of the team with all joining in singsongs. Special guests invited other than coaches, team members and their husband were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Farrish and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney. Virginia Chisholm, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Chisholm, Dungannon and David Caesar, son of Joyce Board removes "Diviners"...... CONTINUED FROM P. 6 Rau, John Henderson, Eugene Frayne, Murray Mulvey and Clarence McDonald were in favor of removing The Diviners while Cayley Hill, Shirley Hazlitt, Dorothy Wallace, Dorothy Williams, Marion Zinn and Herb Turkheim opposed the move. ANOTHER. TIME? Anxious to prevent a recurrence of the book banning issue the board looked at a policy that would require a teacher to choose material for use in 'classrooms, justifying any decisions to the board. In that way the board hoped to have professional expertise go into decisions on what would be used in the classrooms and put the burden of the decision on the teachers. The board felt that since the teachers make most of the decisions on books and the trustees merely rubber stamp the request for books, the teachers should have to defend their choices. The policy put before the board for approval was rejected since it was apparent some trustees did not want teachers to have the power to choose material without any board involvement. John Henderson said the policy before the board denied the board power leaving the entire decision up to the teachers. 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Congratulations to Peter and Louise (Dalton) Martin on the birth of a baby girl in St, Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don an Friday, August 18. A wee granddaughter for Mrs. Blaise Martin and for Mrs. Mark Dalton. • Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dalton and family enjoyed a week's vacation in Thunder Bay recently visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cdrkum, Rob and Trish. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer and son, Jim, of Dundas, Ontario are camp- ing at Point Farms Provincial Park and visited on Saturday with relatives and friends in this area. Mrs. Dwyer is the formeir Hilda Austin, daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Austin, former store- keepers at the Kingsbridge store. • Members of the parishes of Kingsbridge, Lucknow and St. Augustine and God- erich enjoyed a picnic spon- sored by the Knights of Columbus held at Huron Haven Trailer Park, 2 miles north of Goderich on Sunday afternoon, August 27. There were games of fun for the young and old. A community shower is being planned for Joni Smith to be held in St. Joseph's Parish Hall at Kingsbridge on Wednesday, .August 30 at 8 p.m. Her marriage to Paul Dalton, son of Mrs. Mark Dalton and the late Mark Dalton will take place at Kingsbridge on Friday, Sept- ' ember 15. • Several from Kingsbridge were among the 1,200 hon- oured guests at the Installa- tion of John Michael Sher- lock as the 9th Roman Catholic Bishop of London on Monday, August 21 at St. Peter's Basilica, London. Jim O'Neill is a patient in the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. His many friends wish him a CONTINUED ON PAGE 17 GIVE US A TRY AT M•J. SMITH ....3411111111Malmi Ma. ORDER YOURS NOW WHILE SUPPLIES ARE HIGH AT ICJ. SMITH WE WILL BUY NEW CROP WHITE 529.7135 oit 529-7-700 •TOP PRICES TRY US FOR •FAST SERVICE •QUICK SETTLEMENT WHILE YOU ARE HERE—PICK UP YOUR QUALITY No need to trythere's only one place to buy We can save you money! "ALL OF OUR FACILITIES ARE 10 SERVE YOU BETTER"