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THE: 'LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Frida May 30 , was Field, DayY
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Midwestern Regional Children's
Centre', Palmerston, '.The event is
of special interest to-Lucknow area
. residents •as'the°'Lucknow Legion ;
• donated the" trophies,: for the ;top
•Junior Girl and tOp Junior boy, :and
the Lucknow Lions Club donated the
trophies . for the top Senior Girl and
Senior. Boy.- ' .
This is one of, the major.events at
e hospital school' in which all ,
children participate,. Events are run.
for,boys and girls separately;, The
children .are grouped according to •
age: 8 and under;4, 10; 11-12; 13;
14. -. 15 and 16 and .over. , These' • age
groupings are again divided into
smaller competitor groupings accor-
dingto similarity inability and •
co-ordination as suggestedby the
gym instructors. . -
': The events carried were r High
lump
�Sndinga�oacUump�. RunnT
ing Broad Junip',''Ba11. Throw , Shot.
Puts, Discus Throw , Sprints' ranging •
',from 50 yr. to 220.yds; and Novelty
events for the younger children with
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Special events :were run for the
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more severel 'retarded,children.
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arin times and distanc
es in the entire age level':wliich•
was..,12 and under for Juniors and
.over 12 for Seniors. Thus, the child
with the best time or distance over
all other competitors•inhis level -
uitior or Senior bias gOen 5
points, the second best 3..points
and third one:Point. Then the total:
over .all. points were tallied to find
the :individual winners.
Winners of the'Legion trophies
were: Beatrice'Brooher
John Hearns;. Jr'. ,Boys.' Winners,of
the Lions' Trophies were: Jeannie
Deimers-.Sr Girls ;,•Richard
Leclity- Sr. Boys. •
- Eventsstarted at 915 and. finished
't 4.00 p ; m parade-was-held�at --
1:00 p rn.:with`childrenparticipat-
ing:...Each`ward•represented a coun=
try and entered a float and dressed
their Children in costumes :of. thea
Country,. Bruce . Ward represented .
Mexico; Huron Ward China;
Waterloo Ward India; Grey: Ward,
Holland; Dufferin Ward -. Canada;'
and, .Wellington Ward Hawaii. 'All
f -Oats we 'pre-:
pared. Judges of the floats were:
Dr .. Graharn -' resident doctor, Mrs:
Coleman Social ,Worker, `I1r'.•
Penny - Psychologist, Mr. Norman-
Administrator Mts MacRitchie
Staff Instructor
First. Prize "went to Huron Ward.
!Second to; Dufferin and third to
Bruce . The parade was the . .
highlight of:the day•and enjoyed' by
allwho carne to watch..
• Special guests for the day were:
Harvey;Webster of Lucknow, Secre-
rary of Region .Five Association for
the retardedaccompanied by, Mrs
Webster•and their daughter, ,Mrs.
Roy (Elizabeth) Hunt and grandson
Of ,Fordwich
Field Day is set up by the recreat-
aon staff at the Centre,. Winners, of
each age groupie: a.each.e_ven
on to represent the Centre in Orillia
ata larger Field Day competing . .
against children from other, centres
such as Orillia ,. Smith 'Falls'and
Cedar Springs. •
The weather man co-operated
'tinyy and a good day was enjoyed
by all, children and staff alike„
LACKEY MANN
St., Andrew's United Church,
Ripley ; decorated, with yellow
mums, .was the setting for the
marriage of Judith .anne..Mann of
.Ripley and David Robert Lackey,
son. of, Mr'. and Mrs, Douglas, .
Lackey of R. R, . 5, Lucknow.
Rem: --George - Ball of ficiatecL.at.:�1'!e
double ring ceremony on Saturday,
May 17th... ,
Given in marriage b'y Delbert'
McQuillan of Holyrood; the bride
chose a floor -length gown of nylon
organza .over rayon taffeta with A-
line skirt and an empire waistline
gathered slightly at back: A coat ,.
of acetate and nylon lace::witl
three-quarter sleeves served as a
train.' Her•three-tier veil fell from
.a •headpiece of nylon flowers:, She
carried a bouquet: of•:yellow roses.
Maid of honour was Janice Wylds.•.
of Ripley. Shewore .a floor -length
sleeveless •gown of orange •.chiffon
flowing 9Vr yellow nylon with, •'
empire waistline and A-line skirt.
She .wore :white over -the -elbow . •
gloves and carried 'yellow chaste.
daisies With matching fiowers in.
her hair.,
'• Karen I ackey of R. R.. 5 , Lucknow`
and Susan McLay of Ripley,were
bridesmaids,., Their gowns and.
flowers were the same. as the maid
of'.honour. . Christine McQuillan of
'Luc know was junior brides:-,
'rnaid-,-
rides-
-naid;- Fier dress had rfempire.
bodice and three quarter length
sleeves.o f yellow' lace. and A.�line
skirt' of y ellow. nYlon..She ,wore,
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white gloves 'and shoes; a yellow..
bow :in her hair and carried -yellow
chaste daisies. •
Lori S mes of R,R..3; Holyrood
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'was• flower. girl: Her dress had an
empire, bodice with:.three.quarter ••: '
length :'sleeves of white lace and..
A-line skirt of:White nylon.. •She
wore white. shoes and gloves and a
white • bow in .her hair, and' carried'
yellow chaste •daisres,.; _,
Groomsman was Kenny Irwin of
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LANGSIDE NEWS
It was moving day 'on Friday,
when Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conley
and family moved from their farm
on -Concession 2 to' their home in
Luc know . Mr. and Mrs ..'Curtiss
Dawson of Wingham moved to the'
Cone -far -m7 htch• they reeent-1-
bought. •
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Sympathy of .the community is
extended to Mrs Eldon Welsh and
Harvey in the sudden passing of
Eldon .on:-Tu'esday in=Kincardine--,=-
Hospital; Many of the neighbours
were at the funeral at Tara on ;
Thursday.
Mr. and. Mrs.,' Don Nickel and Mr
and Mrs.Wayne Korkum of Toronto
spent the week -end with'Mr. and
Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron.
There will /be no church service;
at Langside next; Sunday but Sunday
School will`be held at •10:.50 .
•Langside Anniversary will .be held
on June 22 with ,Rev . J. W. Bell of,'
Walkerton, the guest speaker.
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.Ripley. Ushers were Joe Hodgins of
Ripley: and Richard Manri of .
London. Raymond McQuillan :of
Ripley . was-ringbearer. .
•Shirley Reid as' soloist, sang
"Wedding Prayer"and ..!9 Perfect
.Love". with Mrs. %Marion Gamble
as organist. ; •
A reception followed in the Rip- •
ley -Le$,
' iion Hall, which was decor-
'ated with;a variety of spring flow:
ers'`and. white and yellow stream-
ers at the' head table.
The 'groom's mother wore a blue
lace crimplene dress, 'navy access -
oriel and corsage .o f white
carnations -and 'rnums:
• For travelling the bride: chose a
navy and white' :linen dress with
pleated` skirt, white accessories;
and corsage Of white' mums
coupleThe '. are residing. at R. R,
- �`3', Ripley,whnrc the•groomzs
employed as"grader" operator for
Huron Township. .
Other •visitors'on the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin
were Mrand Mrs. Gordon McQuill.r
in and Ruth Ann of Sarnia, Mrs.,:
Harvey McQuillin and' Brenda, and
Boris Konkonoh. of St . Catherines.
Mrs.. H. Broome of Huronview,
j Clinton is visiting this week With
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M . a1Ld Mrslmfford;.Youn . ' nd.
Mrs, and Mrs Mike Verchimak of
!Flint , Michigan were week -end'
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Collyer.. ,
Brian Wall was an•: overnight' guest
of Stephen Ritchie, Lucknow .on
NMonday..
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