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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1959-06-17, Page 7'y DN S AY, JUNE. 17th, 4959 FIELD DAY HELP IN WAWANOSH West Wawanosh Township School Area :held their eleventh' annual field • day at S.S. 'No. 3 (Township.' Hall) this year. Fol- lowing' were 'the results; • Girls Events:- ,Races -;-Jr., Wanda Wilson, Judy Dorscht, Linda McGee; Int., •' Barbara . Purdon, Patsy Brodie, Linda Martin; Sr., Marlene Mar- Nicholson, • K:nlouih and • Mr. ten, Helen • McNee, Donna Rintoul: Edgar Guest attended the gradua- High Jump --Jr,, Wanda" Wil- tion excercises in Toronto on Stiltwaiking--Neal: Taylor, Bar- ry Taylor, George Finnigan. Relay. ,Race -,NO..' 12, Marlene Martin, Billy Robinson,• Donna Rintoul,, Ronald Beecroft;. 'No •4„ Wayne Todd,' Gary Grain-' ud � Dbx'scht; •• Int., Barbara: -lune.,: PUr JYNancy Dorscht; Nancy ,Cran- don,,Patsy Brodie, Susan Dor- story. scht; Sr., Nanny Curran, .Marlene Individual•, Champions were:. Martin, Helen: MoNeeGirls—.Tr., . Wanda' . Wilson, No: Standing . 'Broad Jump --Jr., 3; IInt., Barbara Purdon; No. 3; ,McGee, Wanda Wilson, Martin, No: •12, :..Linda Sr:, Marlene. - Ruth Beret II•nt., • Patsy , Brodie, Boys --Jr. Roy Taylor, No.. 3 M • • Barbara Purdon, 'Shirley Martin; . a , Int,, Ronald Durnin, No, 2; Sr.; Sr. Marlene Martin,;' Helen Mc-. Bally Robinson, No.12. Nee, NancyCranston. ,. No. •2; 4, 12 schools, defeated Sack; : Race -=-Marlene.• Martin, . No; 3 • •and , .17 in ' the' :boys'. all• Helen McNee, Donna Rintoul.. star ball girls' gaxne. A team de- . Three -Legged Bace7-Marlene feated, the junior boys in, their •Martin and'Donna• Rntoul,.'1`%1en ,ball ' game+ McNee and:.Maribelle ,Bere. A basket lunch was' •enjoyed at •Wheelbarrow RacePatsy. Brodiethe noon hour; The ladies of No. ad. Helen McNee, Linda 'Martin nd . Donna, . Rinfoul 'ME C,JL. ROSS CORNERS • 11 UCIS,Ntw 'SENTINEL,; LUGKNOW, ONTARIO Friday, when Mr. David H..alden by, Toronto was one pf the grad- nates, . . Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Morrison and ' Miss Mary Morrison, Ux- bridge were recent visitors with ,Mrs, A. Green and boys, Callers at Browns Tuesday evening were Mr, and Mrs, Mac Lane: and Stewart, Kinlough and Mr. Tom Stewart. • Mr• and Mrs. Janres Haldenby and Miss Lois Haldebby a eom- partied• by. Mr. and • Mrs: Bert son, Linda -McGee; Ruth' Bere; Int., , Barbara ' Purdon, .. Patsy. Brodie,,Parnela Cooper; Sr.„ Mar - lane Martin, Nancy • Dorscht, Maribelle . Bare. •R unnir g , 'Broad . Jump --Jr:, Wanda' Wilson, . Linda .McGee,. Kielt the Slipper—Marlene Mar; • tin, Gwendolyn- Redmond, • Barb ara Pardon: ' ' •: Softball Throw -Jr.;, Judy Dor- scht, Ruth Bere, Wanda Wilson; Int.,. Barbara ,Purdon, Patsy Bro die, Sharon , Smyth; : Sr, Betty 'Smyth, Marlene • Martin, ; Nancy Curran Stilt •Walking! -+Barbara Purdon, Marlene Martin, .D.onna. Rintoul.I Boys Events.- Races- Jr.,, Rey Taylor, • Harold Harkes, Bryan .''Srotliers; Int:,;' Ronald Dixrnin, jinn, 'Moss, Bill • "Robinson; Sr,.' , Billy Robinson, Gary' Sproul, Ronald Beecroft. High Jump=Jr Roy Taylor, Eric McNee,` Donald :MacDonald;. • Int., Ronald • -Durnin, Jack Alt.- chison, J. C. :MeNee; • : Sr.;, Ken McNee, Billy Robinson; . Fred Stirling. ' • Running Broad Jump --Jr,' Frank• Foran, Roy:: Taylor, Eric' ' McNee Int., . *Ronald..Durnin, Grant • Mc- Nee; Carl Martin;:.Sr.; Billy 'Rob-, inson, Wayne Todd, Garry Sproul, Standing ..Broad . Jump -Jr:,' Roy Taylor, Frank ..Foran, Eric. Ste- wart; Int., :Ronald Durnin, Mich aei, Foran, J. C. McNee;• Sr., Wim •deBoer, . Billy Robinson,: Ken' Noble Sack .Mace—Bryan G etre, Geo: .Finnigan, Bill RobL on.. . :Three -Legged' Race—Billy. Robin- son, and: `.Ronald Beecroft, Ken Taylor and Michael Foran. Wheelbarrow Race --,Bill :Robin soil and Eldo'Hildebrand Wayne Todd and Bryan' Gammie, Softball Throw -fir;, Roy Taylor, Bryan. Stothers, Allan MacDon aid; Int., ' Jirn Moss, -Glen 'Web •ster, Grant McNee; Sr., Gary Sproul, Billy Robinson, :Andre • Ilelbengue . .• . • Pole Vault --Int., Bryan Gammie, AllisterNivins,' Carl Martin,' Sr... Gary 'Sproul; Neal Taylor, Wayne Todd, • . • • Rooster Fight= -,Ken Taylor, Gary Sproul,.; Neal Taylor. 3 section looked 'after the booth CHECK. THESE RATES SINGLE Sc " M►NJ twwtells) :bi.• whlu DOUBLE, (pdyale bat era • 'ill so- „ '-'-_ 4 4 • a''ij ti * }[otelE PIKE: Broadwiyot63rd S}ro.t• • • At the "Gateway to. Time. Square 0(1 • nsa & iwtes *mot with AIR. CONDITIONING,TV and'ra'd. • Excellent Reatauraat-..CoffeeShop-.. Cocktail Lounge • Garage,adjaeent to hotel PLUS many special Empire conveniences such u nail Sitters. Physician, Sightseeing •Buses•. "1'rein dr,Kw Reservations; Radio&`TVtickete Nw -f- 3 YORK z . r Am cGlumhut: 5.7400 • F•, PAGE SEVEN There was aood turn out at Holyrood, Friday evening for the reception for ,Mr.. and 'Mrs. ;Wil- liam IHaldenby, '(newlyweds). Mr. Ray Haldenby read the ..address and Mr,' Carman bytock made' the presentation of a purse of • money. Dancing' Was enjoyed with music by the Armow Rarnb- lers. ' Mr. and Mrs Keith Hackett and children, • Islington, • Spent Saturday with Mr And Mrs. Mid ford Wa11 • and Donnie. Little I Trtidy and Stewart /Vic= Pherson have retrained, oto their home en the' 8th con• after spend- ing some time with their .grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Ste- wart, Mrs. Ethel Wilson and Mr; Win. .Kidd returned to Toronto after ''spending seine '. tine with Mrs;- Mary Wall, Mi.' .and Mrs. Oral Wilson and children • and Mr. Jas, Wilson. Sunday visitors :with M'r. and :Mrs. Tom Stewart= were= Mr, and, _Mrs. Gerald Stewart, ' Kincardine and: Mr., and -Mrs: Dan : MMPher son and family, 8th con.,•• spend. - big the: evening at the same home were . Mr and, Mrs.' Ronald Stan- ley and family; Kinloss and Mrs. Frank Brown and Reg:.. , ; Mr. and .1Vrrs. •Bert 'Bannerman nnerman spent ;'Saturday evening with • WALTER .BRECKL,ES . KINLOUGH, ONTARIO Phone 18-20 Ripley a. - b' 4 $, fur John Deere Dealer ,Automotive aid ,Tractor Repairs Are and Acetylene welding . Machine Work .. Pioneer • Chain Saws, Lawn' and Garden Equipment For your best buy fn, diesel tractors,: see the "David Brown" 'BUYS WALKERTON HONE Henry Hossfeld has sold his home to ..Dr, William Swan of Port Coliborne,,. who is .. cornet g " to Mr. and Mrs. Alex ' Whytock. Mr. ; and ':Mrs Frank Dobson and ,Billy,' .,Paisley -and Mr; Geo.. Dobson, Toronto were', ; Sunday 'visitors with: Mrs A. Green, and ,boys • . Mr. and Mrs Alex .Whytock were dinner guest§. Sunday even- ing of Mx: and Mrs. Dryden: Green. • . Mes sers. Ed ' axid Ross Green spent. Sunday at Orangeville. •. Mrs.. Frank Brown and • Reg, spent . Friday everiitig with Mr.. and Mrs Isis, Wraith. , Once' he finishes his banking he'll be off for a little fishing. Like millions of other Canadians, he. finds • the local bank .: a • handy, friendly and • familiar place where he can drop in . as casually, as into the' corner store. He knows there . is nothing formal about banking. Bank premises . are designed, and bank personnel are trained, to provide speedy, efficient and convenient: service' in an easy and informal way. ` Wherever you go, you will find bank staffs providing, the kind 'of personal service that is „*eyed' to the easy, modern. way you like to do your banking. TILE IIARTERED► BANKS SERVIN „ a YOUit. COMMUNITY': 17n Walkerton, having formed partnership. with. Dr. J., T .I Robinson. He secures.. possession, of; the' home.' next week • and will • move to' Walkerton with his wife and family. of three , children prior to June. 22nd when he. , starts practicing" here. • . ' Walkerton Herald -Times • Mrs. Bwan is the former .Ruth.. Anderson, daughter of Mr. an n Mrs. W. B', .Anderson.,. TYPEWRITER- RIBBONS Typewriter ribbons 'for" any. nuke of .machine are now avail- • able .at the Lucknow• Sentinel., NO matter what the machine, we' have the ribbon. Rhone 35,Luck- now.•