HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-03-19, Page 19Lucknow; Dawn Haggitt (Ray-
mond) R. R. 6 Goderich; Donald
Hardy (Roy) R. R. 2 Auburn;
Bonnie Henderson (Ross) R. R.. 3
Lucknow; Tammy King (Bill)
Dungannon; Kirk Livingston (Har-
vey) R. R. 7 LucknoW; •Andy,Martin
. (Murray) R. R. 1'Dungannon;
Walter Martin (Peter.) Dungannon;
Jeffrey McMichael (ArAntr) Dun-.
gannon; Scott McMichael (Arthur)
Dungannon; Mark' 'McConnell
..(Glenn) R. R. 2 Auburn; Cindy
MeNall (Cecil) Dungannon; Jean
McWhinney (Wm. J.) R.. R. 6
Goderich; James Menary (Harold)
R. R. 2. Auburn.; Penny Moss
(Jatnes) R. R. 2 •Auburn; Wendy-
Lou Neable (Howard) R. R. 3
Lucknow; Barry Nivins (Allister) R.
R. 3 Auburn; Michael Pentland
(Larry) Dungannon; Donna Rayn-
ard (Douglas) R. R. 3 Lucknow;
Barbara Smith (Clare) R. R. 3
Goderich.
29 Register For
Kindergarten At
Brookside School
Tvventy-nine' children have been
registered for the Fall kindergarten
class at Brookside Public School.
The student, name of the parent
fond address are listed in: alphabet-
ical order.
Kevin Black (John) R. R: 6
Goderich; Joey Carmichael (Shai.-
pn): Dungannon; Danny ,De Block.
(William) R. R. 2 Auburn; Karen
Iliott (Walter) R.R. 1 Lucknow;
Jeffrey Gammie (Bryan) R. R. 1
Lucknow; Brenda Gibson (Allan) R.
R. 3 Lucknow; Michele Gibson
(Donald) R. R. 3 Lucknow; Angela
'Glenn (Gerrie) Dungannon; Arletta
plenn (Gerrie) Dungannon; Brian
Greundler (Walter) R. R. 7
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Holyrood Explain.
Their Position In
Playoff Dispit
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
In order to clear , some
misunderstandings and offer an
explariatiOn to our fans, we felt the
//f011owing, information needed to
become public knowledge.
On: March' 6, Holyrood and
Kintail Recreation Hockey teams
met in the 1st game of the finals for
the championship. The final score
was 6-5 for Holyrood. Upon
completion of the garne we
discovered Kintail had protested
the game. Why? They claimed we
used an ineligible player. The
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league rule they used as grounds
for protest was new to everyone
and had not been enforced all year.
Ther is a rule in the league that
"You must play three games Prior
to Christinas or you cannot play in
the playoffs". Kititail was using a
player who had not played three
games before Christmas and there
was some grunibling in our
dressing room that he shouldn't be
allowed to play: HoWever, being
mature adult§ we decided not to .
make a fuss about it and play them
anyway.
Imagine the shock and disbelief
when we realized Kintail
ented a rule for the playoffs to
suggest one of our players should
sit out one game. In the dialogue
following the game we were
tempted 'to get involved in a battle
of wits but agreed not to' fight an
unarmed foe. '
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In short, our guys enjoy the
exercise, corripetition; fun and
fellowship connected with Recrea-
tion Hockey, but we agreed that if
Kintail were such poor sports that
they protested a game over a
triviality then "Let them have the
trophy" , and yes go ahead
celebrate. `Kintail Champs" -
Champs of what?, certainly not
hockey as we proved we're the
better hockey club. You're
Champs at protesting and champs
at unsportsmanlike *conduct, so go
ahead and , celebrate your new
championship. We won't degrade
ourselves to your level to' counter-
protest - nor are we interested in
playing' sore losers.
For the most part the league pas
been well-run and playing in such a
league has been a mixture of fun
and good competitiveness. Too
bad you spoiled it Kintail.
Signed:
The Management of the Holyrood .
Butchers.
P.S. For , the record, the Holyrood
boys have never protested a game
even though many times there
JUNIOR PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONTEST
On February 28, a Public
Speaking Contest was held at
Brookside Public School for Grade
1, 2 and 3.
were grounds to'do so.
P.P.S. We understand that many of
the Kintail players objected to the
protest and wanted to continue the
series and we appreciate that many
of the Kintail fellows are amiable.
Too bad a small nucleus of your
team gives the whole lot a bad
reputation. We have.a "dressing-
room" word to describe that
nucleus but we can't put it in print.
PresentPlay
On Sing Time
PURPLE GROVE NEWS
Included in the cast of the
musical production "It's Cool In
The Furnace" were Corrine and
Kevin Boyle, daughter and son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis 'Boyle. and.
Janice Needham, daughter of Mr.
and' Mrs. Jim Needham, The play
was presented. on Sing Time .
Sunday' afternoon.
The community ladieS enjoyed a
successful day providing lunch for
the auction sale held. for Bob
Etherson on Saturday.
Mrs. Bob Thompson, Robbie and
Todd visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Do.n Miller in Kincardine.
Mrs. Marlene Greig and daugh- •
ters from Waterloo visited over the
week end with Mr., and Mrs: Victor
Gawley.
Miss Margaret Robertson of
Lucknow and Mrs. Martha Houston
from Ripley visited on Sunday with
Mr. and. Mrs: Don Robertson:
• 'Jim Dore spent Wedn'sday
through ThurSday with his grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs., Wm. Wood
of Durham.
The Jr. Citizens, a youth group
from Ripley United Church, heldits.
meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Boyle on Sunday
evening..
Proceed cautiously at all, times
—too many poople mistake spec-
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