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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-10-05, Page 2'AGE' TWO ITh LUCKNOW • SENTINEL, LUCKNO W, ONTARIO . • WEDNESDAY,: 5th,,' 1960 DHS NEWS Editors:. Allan Kirk,. • Keith Kaiser Barry 'Johnston We;. are pleased to . report the "winners of oar Field• Day,. Because of lack of time; ` several of the boy's events ,were post- , poned 'until Monday. The final tabulation of points decided the championships as follows: •Junior"Boy's Tom Andrew -Intermediate Boy's. –=' Ken Hous- torn,. Ken Gardner, (tied).. Senior Boy's - D!oug Stanley ' Junior Girl's' -- .Sandra Cameron Intermediate . Girl's-=lVlary 'Pur don • ,;Senior Girl's ° Shei'lia Haldenby • Friday was a cold raw day, but, it didn't dampen the enthus=. iasan of those.. taking, part in — nor. Watchingthe events. We were only .. thankful that the rain • •held '' off until the' events were run off with thefollowing re Sults . showing. first,` second and 'third positions in .each: Girls' .75-Yard;Dash Junior:. Sandra . •Caineron,' Barbara Niel- ' son, iel''son, She1lla •Collins; Intermedi ate: 'Helen, MacNay., ' Mary: • 'Pur don, Linda' Button; Senior: Shell - la H•aldenby, Laura Breckles, Rosalind.. Hodgins, Boys' 100 Yard: Dash Jun- ior: Larry: Stanley, Tom Andrew, Ross; Forster Intermediate: iate: Ken l Rouston, , Terry Wilson, 'George. Carter; Senior.::, Doug .Stanley;, Floyd Stanley, Paul Henderson. Girl`s' 100 Yard Dash Sandra Cameron; Barbara. Nel- son, Sandra Brooks; int., Joanne Conley, Mary .Purdon, ..Helen MacNay; Sr ,: Sheilla Haldenby, Rosalind Hodgins; • Elizabeth Fin- layson. Boys' .220 Yard Dash -- Jr.. Larry ' . Stanley, • Tom Andrew, Bill Nelson,: Int., !Ken Gardner, George Carter, Ken Houston; Sr.,: Doug:' Stanley, Floyd Stan- :ley, Paul, 'Henderson. Boys': 449 Yard Dash — Jr., Tom . Andrew, Larry, • Stanley, Ross Forster; Int., Ken •.Gardner, Ken Houston, George :Carter; . Sr.,; Paul : , Henderson, Donald. Barr; Bill Andrew. " Girls' Basketball Speed Throw —Jr., E. Gibson, B..Nelson, ' S. Cameron; D. Rintoul,. ,A. Arnold,; ".D. Humphrey; S.. Collins M. Chislett; P: Bradley. Int., M. Allin, W Smith, .J Alton, • 'Alton, ` A: Rintoul; M. • Pardon; J.. Welsh, L. Button;: D. 'Jamie- son. Sr:, : E. 'Finlayson, -13. Mur- ray,, N. ' Irwin; S. Haldenby,. Percy, I. :Breckles; M. • 1VMullin, E. MacNay, R. Hodgins. '• ' boys' • Hop, 'Step and' Jump Jr., Tom Andrew, Larry Stanley; WED SATURDAY :AT HACKETT` CHURCH FINN,IGAN ALTON Baskets of white and' Mauve gladioli.: adorned Hackett' United. h h .On Saturday, October'" I f the marriage at 2:00 o'clock • Mary Elmira Alton and. Thos. Gordon Finnigan,. Thebride is the daughter. •of. Mr. Elmer El Alton of • Ashfield and . the late Mrs.. Alton. ' ..The groom. ' is' .the •. son of ,Mr, and. Mrs. Richard' Finnigah of Gode rich; •, The ceremony was performed by Rev.. G. W. Kaiser. The or- Ross/Forster; Tnt Ken. Houston, Ji MacDonald,' '.Terry Wilson; iris'. Standing` Broad Jump— Jr., Barbara Rathweli, N. •Cran- sten, Sheila Collins; Int:, ' Wil- :. helniina 'Smith, ' Joanne Alton, Linda Button; Sr\, ° Barbara 1VIur ray,' Rosalind: Hodgins, ,;Elizabeth. Finlayson. , . Girls'. Softball: Distance Throw —•• Jr , Barbara Nelson,. E Gib= son, ' Sheila Collins; Int.„ Mary Pardon, :G. MacDonald, Joanne. Alton; Sr., • Elizabeth Finlayson, Laura • •Breckles; -beth Cep1er. Boys' Shotput Jr., .Torn ';An- dreg,: Larry :Stanley, Gary Sut- ton.; .I it., Ken Gardner, .Barry Johnston, Allen MacDougall.. •Boys'. ,Running Broad 'Junip • rte., ;Tom , Andrew; Tam Hogan; B. MacKenzie: Sr., Doug`•Stan ,ley, ; '• 1$441.. Henderson, 'Floyd Stanley:: Girls'; Running Brcad .Jump -- Jr., Jr., • June:: Ackert, M. • Thacker, Sheila Collins; ' Int.,• • Beverley Wall, •Pat',Thompson, Mary," Par- don; Sr., ;auras 'Breckles, Sheilia Haldenby, ` 'Rosalind Hodgins. Boys' Pole Vault '=, Jr., • Bill Chislett, .. Tom Andrew,. Gary Sutton; :. Int., , Tan Morton, Glen Cowan, Bob Hunter;". Sr., • Doug Stanley,, • Paul .Henderson, 13111 Andrew. • Girls' Three . Legged ' Race .'- Jr., ,Patsy . Cranston and Nancy' .Curran, June • Ackert . and Karen Carruthers, D.•:: Rintoul and . P. button; 'Int., '. Joanne `Alton and Mary Allin, Linda Button' and Wilhelmina ' :Smith, Mary ` Par- don and. Anine' Rintoul; Sr.; Barb- ara: Murray ` and' Sheila .Haldenby,. Eleanor'MacNay. and Beth Coop- er, .Laura Breckles and .Elizabeth Finlayson. , •, Boys .' High • Jiump -=-- Jr„ Ken Kirkland, '. Garry •' `Sutton,.. Tom Andre*;. :.Int., Jim., MacDonald; Terry Wilson, Ken Houston; • Sr.; Doug 'Stanley; Paul Henderson, Floyd Stanley. '• • Girls' High Junip ; Jr., Joan-. ne Alton,. Wilheanina. Smith;' Mary ;Pardon; Sr, Barbara. Murray,. She :la Haldenby, Elea.: nor MacNay.. • • . Boys', Mile -Jr.; Ross Forster; Torn Andrew, Larry: Stanley; Int., Ken `Gardner, < Ken Houston, Keith • Kaiser Sr., Don Barr, Peter ' Eskritt, • Paul Henderson. ganist Was; Mrs Fred Manning, Sr., of. London, aunt of the bride. and the soloist was a cousin of the bride, Mr. Wm. H Manning of London, who sang the Wed- ding Prayer and T Love. Thee. GilMn in marriage by `cher fa- ther,. the bride was gowned, in delustred satin, delicately hand appliqued with jewelsand clip- ped `'Ohantilly: motifs. The bodice, fashioned on princess lines, fell into a flowing skirt ,With chapel. train. The three-quarter sleeve and • neckline were illuminated with, rhinestones,' pearls and Se quins "Her headdress was a tiara at -matching matching. jewels, with • rhine- "stone-Istudded hand rolled 'uveil- of elbow length . . The matron of honor was Mrs., Donald Fletcher " of ' Hamilton; cousin of :the bride and • `the bridesmaid was -.Mrs. Jaines Mc- Cartney of London •also a cousin of the •'bride. Theywere identi- cally gowned in ;chaanpagne• peau de sole 'satin sheath . and coronet headdress with matching organ- za brim and nosegay .of varie- gated white and , mauve ,baby 'mums.• The, junior , bridesmaid was Judith Fletcher of ..Hamilton who wore a shrimp. ;crystal chart gown with • snatching coronet headdress and carried ' a 'nosegay. :of white :and yellow :baby'. mums.. June Alton was flower girl, in shrimp 'organza. over.taffeta with matching .coronet headdress• and nosegay of White and yel-' 41ow. mums. •' Master" Stephen Sal- lows; -of Goderich, in grey trouu=: secs .• and blue' blazer 'was '' ring bearer for 'the' doable -ring. cere many, carrying the 'bands . on ` a white ' satin •cushion. • Kitchener Finn'igah was groomsman; for his ,' brother and the ushers were Russel Alton, brother of the bride and Herb Finnigan,: brother of the groom.. For'.; a wedding; dinner at the: Legion Hall' the bride's' aunt; Mrs. ;Lillian :A.: Reid of Toronto,' received :wearing . a::two-piece Dior blue shantung ensemble with beige accessories.' and cor- sage' of pink carnations. 'She was assisted by the• ;groom's. sister,. Mrs: Melvin Culbertof Goderich who . chose a ,brown 2 -piece • en- Sellable with, yellow . rose corsage:. The , grooni''s parents were un- able to atteiui due to ill" health.. At the ` reception, : Mr. Wm. H. Manning. sang, • .“Bless • This House" and Mrs. Donald .Flet- cher .sang "The Lord's Prayer with ' accompaniment by Mrs. : Fred Manning.. . For a wedding trip to the Un- ited States. :the bride's: going brocaded sheath , jacket, ' dress) away costume was a deep pansy with, lilac and dark'.brown• acces- sories,.` beige coat, and pink rose corsage. ,Mr. ' and. ' Mrs. , Finnigan Will reside at Dtingannon • ' Guests attended the wedding 'from • Toronto, • Hamilton, Kit- chener and Brandon, Man Sunday Thanksgiving Dinner Will ,De :Served ;At • Tiger i'urIop (Hy. 21, 3 Miles North; of . Goderich) From 4 to 7.30 p.m. . k ' TURKEY. WITH ALL THE. FIXINGS: Pumpkin' Pie, Boston Cream Pie and Delicious :..Cream Puffs will be -,included in the menu: • RESERVATIONS __GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION We will be serving our regular Sunday Chicken Dinners until the end of :October,, after that by reservation., • CATERING G. KAI'.FTING, Goderich Phone Carlow . 2406, NOTICE' usiness Places WILL • REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 10 '`p.m ON SATURDAY .. NIGHTS, Until The 'End.' of The Year. Stores :will close at 7 pan; Saturday, During January,• February and Marche. •LtTcKNOW BUSINESS. .MEN'S ASSOCIATION: 1'a rence Greer, 'Pres , Elmer Umbach, Sec: FIVE ` 1UNDRE;. Q CHILDREN PARADE DE. One of the •best ,school child-,; ren's parades in many' years, about 500 strong, ' . marched to the Lucknow Fall Fair on Thurs- day' .:afternoon headed by the Lucknow . • Pipe Band'' Besydes nine , rural ' schools . and , 'the Lucknow Public • School, ,eight ponies and , riders and eight ''de .corated• bicycles were . also in the parade • • •Rural schools , parading ' were S.S. No..': 10, ; Ashfield, Mrs. Jim Little ; teacher, nineteen pupils; To. 13 Ashfield; Belfast, Don Cameron teacher; thirty-two pu=" Ails;. `- No 2'. Kinloss, Kinlough,• . Mrs. Barton, Collins : teacher, thirty4hree pupils; No. 3 Kin-. loss, Mrs. Lou 'Parker, • thirteen pupils; ' No. 4 ; West • Wawanosh, St. . Helens, • Mrs. .Jack ' ,Fisher, • twenty-four • pupils; Fordyce, Mrs.. George ; Kennedy, , twenty =eight pupils; No. 7 Kinloss, Ra- pid City, Mrs. Donald McIntyre,, thirty=eight pupils; No. 15 Ash- field, Hemlock City„ 1Vrs, Adkin; : thirty-three pupils, No:; 11 Hu ion, , Clover Valley,; Mrs. Wm... Elliott, , twenty', eight 'pupils. About. 250 pupils :of the `I:uck= now, Public 'School paraded. Winner .of: the. school, parade and dress .corYpetition for., 'rur'al` schools was' Belfast 'School, with • Don 'Cameron as `'teacher. 'Second 'went to Fordyce and Mrs. ' Geo. Kennedy, ;and third to Kinlough:... Where. Mrs. Burton Collins' tea- ches. In .. the ;school ,chorus ' and yell competition at ;the ,. platform in 'the .park, Kinl'ough School, plac-' ed first,' teacher, Mrs. ' Burton Collins; second,, No. '3, Kinloss,' Mrs.' ,Lou' Parker; third, Belfast, Don Cameron : ,Belfast and :their teacher 'Don • Cameron also 'Won the, projects award '':'with.:. their : clever display of a TV set-up. No. 9, Kinloss:• Was. second, ,Ford- yce third 'and" St. Helens 'fourth. No entries [were received in the Crats• section. ac:riHave ptan? You Renewed' ' ou buts Three • proud mothers and their prize winning babies at the Lucknow Fall Fair are left to right, Mrs, Donald Mactntyre and Margaret Anna,. " ' R.R. G, Lucknow, winner in the class under six months; Mrs Francis Boyle and Heather .Jayne, R.li;. 3., Ripley, winner • of the class 12 months to• 18 months .112rs. Chester 'Nicholson andMary onth. class, It was of Belfast,. Winner trulyr u to is m Anne, a. "ladies day" in the prize winn- ing .departrrient inn-ing:.departmen•t. T. Fill your Bin Now . and: asture yourself Heat SecuritY. StdP worrying about d� IIvY er~ hold- . • ups. because of snow or shortages, and relax with a winter's supply of quality fuel.: A SOLID F'U. FO:R SOLID 'CENTURY Lucknow District