HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1953-07-01, Page 2WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st, 1953THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW5, ONTARIOPAGE TWO
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WOLF-CUBS
Robinson ; Lester Burden,
Marie Duncan,
Bob Gilchrist,,
for the Riding of Bru<^. ♦
, announces with pleasure
that he is your ?
GIFTS PRESENTED PRIOR
TO LEAVING HANOVER , *
Miss Helen Thompson was the
“Helen Thompson, in appreciation [ Duncan Simpson Of Kintail and
CANDIDATE j
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Kirkland; Team Player: Fraser
Ashton, Alan Chin, Paul Hender
son, Donald Kirkland, Gary Rit
chie; Observer: Bill Andrew;
Gardner: Bill Andrew; Cub In?
structor: Alvin Baker, , Arnold
Hartford, jBilll Ritchie^_:_______
, The final standing in the Tn ter -
Six competition was indeed close
which goes to show what keen
competition existed Throughout
the year:. Reds 2298 points;
Whites,^2293 points; Greys, 2274
"points; Tarvhys, 2137=points“ ““
Each member of the Red Six
was presented with a comic book,
and Sixer Bill Andrew received
the Honor Award Pennant for
their achievement. Members of
the Red. Six were Sixer Andrew,
Second Gary Ritchie and Cubs
Bob Andrew, Tom Rathwell, Paul
Emberlin and ROh Abridge.
T_he winners of the indoor floor
hockey schedule were presented
Wjth Cub diaries. They were the
White Six under Sixer Fraser
Ashton, Second George Gibson,
and Cubs Evan Agnew, Frank
My r die, Kenneth Jones, Thom
Collyer and Paul Henderson.
In the Sunday School attend
ance contest 5 Cubs had perfect
attendance of ,35 Sundays and
were suitably awarded with plas
tic book marks andscripture
, folder. They were John and Bill
Andrew, Fraser Ashton, George
Humphrey and Kenneth Jones.
The award for the best Coron
ation album went to Evan Agnew,
with Fraser Ashton, Donald Kirk
land, Ronnie Attridge and Gordon
McNay receiving honorable men
tion.
Worthy of mention is the per
fect attendance at Cubs of Mur
ray Hunter and Gary Ritchie-
, The following are the present
tations and awards made at the
Parents/ Night meeting on June
17th, which served to mark the
close of meetings until Septem-
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..........;■•••• Service • Stars •< ■
Fourth year,. Fraser Ashton;
3rd year, Alan Chin, Bob Hob
kirk, Gary Ritchie, Evan Agnew,
----BiR. .Andrew, -Franklin - Mur die;
second , year, John Andrew,
Bob: Andrew, Thom Collyer,
Raul Emberlin; 1st year, Bob
Hunter, Qary MacDonald,. Ken
neth MacDonald, Alan Mowbray,
Tom Rathwell, , Rae Thomson,
Tom Wasney, Murray Hunter,-
Kenneth Jones, George Gibson.
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Proficiency Stars .
First star: John Andrew, Bob
Andrew, Murray Hunter, Ronnie
Attridge, Bob Hdriter, Donald
Kirkland, George Humphrey;
Tom Wasney, Kenneth Jones,
Paul Henderson, Thom Collyer;
‘ George Gibson, Patil Emberlin,
Evan Agnew, Franklin Murdie,
Jack Button, Bill Andrew, Fraser
Ashton, Alan Chin, Gary Ritchie;
•2nd star, Fraser Ashton, Franklin
Murdie^ BilLAndrew._____-
Proficiency Badges
■y Collector: Bill ’/Andrew, John
Ashton, Donald with 32 meetings being held.
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PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS
FOR JUNE BRIDE
•’COME RIGHT IN”
werp guesrs ana piv-
seMed the bride-elect with a tri-
through the wider contacts, the specialized
When you walk into a bank '
manager’s office, you look to him for
THE BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
new,
berlin,
PUBLIC SCHOOL
PROMOTIONS
(Names in alphabetical order)
ROOM IV
From Giradc VIII to Gradf EK
Honors: Teddy Collyer, Paul
Couse,. Bill Fisher, Bill Kennedy,
Bill Marshall,’ Tom Pritchard,
Ruth Steer. P
Reyta- C
■Roy ........... .............. .
Georjge | Habkirk, , Donna John^
: stoji/lan Marshall, Pick Murme,
Mabel . tanleyf Elizabeth .Ann
Webster,. Jim Wilson.
From Grade VII to Grade VIII
Honprs; Sara Jane ■ Bannister,
. Shirley Irwin, Shjrley MacLure,
Qprald Mowbray, «Jim Petersen,
Donald Reid. Pass; Betty Arm
strong, Eugene Gardner, Alvin
Hodgins, Melvin Hodgins, Bob Ir
win, Mae Ketchabaw, Bill Miller,
Donna Miller, Eddie Percy, Eldon
Wraith. ,
' Stuairt E. Collyer.
ROOM HI
From Grade 6 to Grade 7
Honors: Fraser Ashton, Billy
Buckton, Marion Biickton, Alan
Chin, Angus Cline, Joan Craw
ford, Betty Habkirk, Joanne Hu'n-
: ter, Jack .Kennedy, Jean Mullin,
Jean Richards, Douglas Schmid,
Phyllis Steer, Nancy Webster*
Pass: Harold Elphick, Arthur
Howald, Margaret Lyons'0^ Mar
lene Stanley, Bobbie Struthers.
From Grade 5 to Grade 6
: “HonbrsT^Evam^gnrewT^Bpbby"
Andrew, Nancy Forster, Donald
Hamilton, Harm Hofstede, Nancy
Irwin, Allan McDougall, Franklin
Murdie, Gary Ritchie, Patricia
Thompson. Pass: Bruce Baker^
Jack Button; Thom Collyer;. Bob
by ;Halijkirki: Carolyn Mathers,
Bill Robinson. Conditionally: Jpek
Miller.
Ruby M. Webb, teacher.
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From Grade III to IV
Honors? Thomas Wasney. Pass:
Ronald Attridge, Robert Austin,
Keith /Gardner, Joost Hofstede,,
George Humphrey, Gordon Mac-
Nay/Joseph Marriott,. Mafjorie
Miller, Alan Mowbray. ,
From Grade III to V
. Pass: Mary Allin, Karen Bur-’
“den, Janet Finlayson, Elizabeth
Anne Henderson, Thomas Rath
well, Richard Richards, Judith
Webster*
From Grade, IV to V
. Honors: Elizabeth Ann Banni
ster, Johanna De Jong, . Denver
Dickie, Elizabeth Anne Finlay- •
son,George Gibson, Paul Hender-,
son, Kenneth Jones, Kenneth
MacDonald, Joan Marshall, Gor
don Miller, Margaret Ann Mullin.
Pass: Leona Collins, Lyn Couser
Paul Emberlin, James Gardner,
Lorna Hbwald, Murray Hunter,
Garry MacDonald, Marguerite
McKenzie. Helen M. Hall.
up.by.his bank.TKrough the years-Canada’s
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chartered-banks, hatdkept-pticeim-t^
ever-widening, ever-growing needs.
I WEDDING BELLS
I LOUGHEED-FISHER
There were one hundred and
reXien?CoF‘seV«aiHToveiy~gi>is' ten guests ' presfent for a lovely
nrior to leaving Hanover where early summer wedding held, in-
she has taught school for. a good Whitechurch Presbyterian church
many y6ars §he. will join the | on Saturday June 20th when
Lucknmv staff'with the opting jlfev. B. D. A. .Currie united in
nf thp fall term 1 • niarriage Vivian Geoi^ma Fisher,9 She 4as Sted with aiCUp daugljtdr of Mr and Mrs. Georg/
and saucer by the Evening Auxr ^her .of Whitechurch and Mr.
iliary and with, a Coronation cup Herbert Arnold Lougheed,. son of
and iaucer by the Bridge Club. Mr - and Mrs. George Lougheed
Mfs Elginr Foster entertained a Pf J^pridQn. ; . j
: group of friends who printed i marrite by her f ath-
her with the book, “Mr. Jones, [er,, the. bnde was, lovely in a
Meet The Master". The mothers5 gown of French lace .and'.nylon'
Of the children of her, class held I tulle over slipper satin, with her
a tea in'the school auditorium |.ldng veil falling frorii. .a peari
last/Wednesday at which Miss I coronet headdi'ess. She carried
Thompson received a copy of the Sweetheart rosbs. _
revised version of tbe Bible. .Miss- Alice Kalman Of Aylmer
•At a staff party she was pre- was maid of honour. Her gown
revised version of t^e Bible.
sented with a^Hummell figurine, i was of yellow net_ over ta’ffela
and a reception arranged by the
School Board was held in the
school auditorium on Thursday in
honor*1 of two retiring members of
the staff, and of Miss Thompson.
The entire student body as
sembled in the auditorium as well
as Board members; the Inspector
and interested friends.
.—Rach2oL.the_jthreeJteaichersLW.as
presented with a. lovely rose bowl
with one of their students pre
senting each teacher with a-bou
quet of . roses. Miss Thompson’s
and she carried yellow roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Mary Foster of
Mitchell, chose pink net over taf
feta with a’ bouquet of comple
mentary color. Each wore long
gloves and headdresses to match
their gown. Sandra Fisher in
green net over taffeta made a
charming flower "girJ^She car-
ried a basket of sweet peas.
Best man was Howard Lough-
eed of Toronto, brother of the 1
groom. The ushers were Bill Fish-
_ ____ ___ ____ _____ er of London and Ronald Gifford
gift had 5the. following inscription:: l Delhi. The organist was Mrs.
“HelenThompson, in appreciation [ Duncan Simpson of Kintail and
^T^lrei^faithftfl==^ryice^l93.1^b=HyiTs*^^St^ley^Doan=of:=^Aylm
1953. Hanover Public School”. ; ' ' -. ’
Miss Thompson also received a numbers
number of personal gifts. ”r •» —
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ROOM I
From Grade II to Grade HL , --------
Honors: Anne Baulch, Lynda, ies and pink roses corsage. She
Button, Dale Congram, Glen i was assisted in receiving by : the
Cowan, Ross Hamilton,. Robert‘groom’s .mother in powder blue
Hunter; pianne Jamieson.;; Pass: l cfepe -with navy accessories arid-
Anthony (Tony) Johnstone, John,. corsage.
Marshall, Clifford ,Wagner. *
moted conditionally for
month: Thomas Andrew,
Johnston, Ian Morton.
From Grade I to Grade II
Honors: Lynn Cowan, Nikki De , £<*14- The bride *. presented the
Jong, William Gardner,-Esther i bridesmaid with a sterling silver
Gibson, Dianne Humphrey, Herb-} eboker; the flower girl, with a
ie Hunter^ Douglas Johnston, U°cket, and to the others, each
Louise Jones, Douglas MacKin-CUP abd saucer.^
non, James McNaughton, James. For a wedding trip to Muskoka,
Mullin, Barbara Rathwell, Bever- j Toronto and Hamilton, the bride
ley Raithwell, David Thompson. I donned an aqua suit with white
Pass: Ronald Austin,. Bryan Con-j -------
gram, Janet De Jong, Douglas
Dickie, Ross Forster, Garry Gam-
rnie, Roy Gardner; John Hall,
Marilyn Henderson, Laverne Hod-
•gins, Emerson Howald, Betty
Marriott, Elizabeth (Betty) Math-,
-ers;- Beverley-—Ann—MeKenzier
Glenn Miller, Irene Miller, Mary
Murdie;. Glenri Porter, peter
Steer, Cheryl Whitby.
Isabel Havens.
. sister of the groom, was soloist.
' <' “The
” •/ j Wedding Prayer” .arid1 “Because”.
For the reception at the Queen’s
Hotel, Win|gham, the bride’s
mother wore aqua nylon mesh ..... lover taffeta, with white^accessor-
Pro I The bride and groom were pre-
one sen ted. with a white Bible by Rew
Gary , Currie on behalf of the session
I of the church. The groom’s gift
[ to the (bride was a dresser set in
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accessories.
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KINLOSS F. OF A. ADOPTS
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS
At a recent meeting of the
newly form^L KinlpSs' Township
Tmit pf the Federation of Agricul
ture, two resolutions were, passed
^nd^ommended^by^eldmair-JhiT—
Powers who is forwarding them
to the Department pf Agriculture
for further consideration.
One resolution recommended
that all community sales be call- .
ed off for one moritth after hog
cholera had been declared eradi
cated. It was felt that the fin-. ,
ancial gain by havirig the dist-
ease cleared up as quickly as
possible and obtaining the Mon-,
treal hog market once. again
wpuld bffset any hardship ex
perienced by shutting down the
sales. •
The second resolution was that
j brands for cattle be alloted to a
farmer for his lifetime. In this
way a farmer who droppecj, his ■
brand for a, year would hot find
a similar brand being used,, dup
licating that which had been used
on his. farm.
i ..Several pre-nupti.al 'events„\s ei e.
held in honor of .Miss Vivian
Fisher, a bride of June 20th. ■ .
Mrs. D. H. Carruthers \vas hos
tess at. ’3 miscellaneous -shover
held by aurits pha CPUS iris of. the ?,
bride and Mrs. .Wm. Evans of"
Langside entertained at a shower
-held—by-^former' schoolmates apn’—
neighbors of Vivian,.?.. ;
Mrs.rF Newman rind Mrs. Dori*.’, e
aid MacDonald entertained at th • .
latter’s home at Walton in'Viv; r
ian’S’.honor.. About, twenty ladie* ’
frbn), the Wnitechurifh arid Wiiu.-
ham district were guests and'prv '
light lamp.- ■ ' 1 > J. ’
, was held in Whitechurch Hall/ m
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