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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-10-07, Page 4Page roue The 'aViagbain 4,),aaataeallnaear Wednesday, Oetf, It 1903. Winners Public School Field Day Events Are Listed The following are the results of the Betty Purdon, Sharon Lewis, Public Schol Field Day, held on Sept--; Running broad: Sharort Brown, ernber 23rd. Shirley ArmStrong, Shirley Redman. SBNIOR GIRLS Throwing softball; Shirley Arm- !strong, Shirley Redman, Marion Far- Running race; alarykae ines.vman, rier. Ruth Fry, Verna Griffith. Spftball throw; 1Vatriel Gowdy, Marykae Newman, Norma Ruther- ford. Time race: Myrna Robinson, Irene Running race: Shirley Armstrong, Saint, Dawn Simian-Ion. Sharon Brown, Barbara Steurenol, Running Broad; truth Ivry, Muriel Time race: Elizabeth Burrell, Betty Gowdy, Verna. Griffith. Purdon, Sharon Lewis. Plop, Step and Jump: Muriel Gowdy, High jump; Shirley Armstrong, Gwenyth Gerrie, Claudia Haselgrove. Sharon Lewis, Elizabeth Burrell, Three-legged race: Merle Gowdy Board-on-head race; Janet Saint, and .Muriel Gowdy; Verna Griffith and Nancy Slosser, Shirley Armstrong. Joan Arthur; Ruth Fry and Sylvia Intermediate champion; Shirley Alexander, Armstrong; Runner-up; Sharon Lewis, Relay race: Joan Arthur, Ferne Vanstone, 'Margaret Meehan, Verna JUNIOR GIRLS Griffith; Marykae Newman, Claudia Standing broad jump: Gloria Mac- Haselgrove, Muriel Gowdy, Shirley Donald, Greer Dunlop, Jane Nether- Armstrong; Mary Lee Hollenbeck , ington and Diane Crossett (tied). Irene Saint, Marilyn Riehl, Norma Running broad jump: Jane Rather- Itutherford. ington, Greer Dunlop, Gloria Mac- Novelty race: Karen Swanson, Donald, Irene Saint, Elva MacDonald. Running race: Greer Dunlop, High jump: Dawn Sinnamon. $'erne Gloria MacDonald, Reta Brooks, Vanstone, Muriel Gowdy. Softball throw; Greer Dunlop, Mari- Standing broad: Joan Arthur, Mari- lyn Ross, Ruth Stone. ramie Mclaibbon, Muriel Gowdy. Relay race: Greer Dunlop, Gloria Champion—Muriel Gowdy; Runner- MacDonald, Jane Hotheri n g,t o n, up, Joan Arthur. Eleanor Goy; Betty Ferguson, Nancy Palmer, Ruth Hodgins, Dianne Cros- DITERNIEDIATE GIRLS sett; Joan Angus, Frances Caskan- Relay race: Shirley Armstrong, ette, Joan Colvin, Dale Thomson. Karen Smith, Barbara Steurenol, Sher- Time race: Marilyn Ross, Eleanore on Lewis, Donna. Lancaster, Patricia Goy, Patsy Hall, Deyell, Betty Purdon, Nancy Slosser: Three-legged race: Greer Dunlop Elizabeth Burrell and Sharon Brown's and Marilyn Chamney; Ruth Hodgins teams tied for third. and Dianne Crossett; Marilyn Ross Standing broad: Shirley Armstrong, and Patsy Hall. Three-legged race: Sharon Lewis and Shirley Armstrong; Sharon Brown and Barbara Steurenol; Shirley Red- man and Sarah Skinn. H. J. CORNISH & Co. Certified Public Accountants H. J. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, ONT. Business and Professional Directory A.11.MeTAYISH BARRISTER, SOLICITOR and NOTARY PUBLIC TEESWATER - ONTARIO Telephone 23 Teeswater WROXETER—Every Wednesday afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or by appointment. Frederick F. Homuth Phrn.B., R.O. Carol E. HomuthR.O. Mrs. Viola H. Homuth OPTOMETRISTS Phone 118 Harriston, Ont. CRAM & IFTHERINGTO Barristers, Solicitors, EU— Wingham, Phone U J. H. CRAWFORD, R. S. HETYLERINOTON, cia J. W. BUSHRELD, Q.C. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc. Money to Loan Office — Meyer Block, Wing WELLINGTON FIRE Insurance Company Est, 1840 An all Canadian Company which has faithfully served its pone,/ • holders for over a century. Head' Office — Toronto H. C. MacLean Insurance Agency Wingham a-a-aaaaa .-arataav • If You rt ALL THE TIME Everybody gets a bit run-down now and then, tired-out, heavy-headed, and maybe bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic condition caused by excess acids and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodds stimulate the kidneys, And so help restore their normal action of removing excess acids and wastes. Then you feel better, sleep better, work better. Get Dodds Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at ail ,druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52 SALE PRICE AS SHOWN High jump; Marilyn Ross, Greer Dunlop, Ruth Stone. Board on Head race: Betty Fergus- son, Dale Thomson, Reta Brooks. • Jr. Champion, Greer Dunlop; Run- ner-up: Marilyn Ross and Gloria Mac- ' Donald, tied. SENIOR BOYS EVENTS Run, high jump: Barry Gibson, Rae Hetherington, Frank Gibbons. Relay race: Frank Gibbons, Henry Skinn, John Waine, George Chettle- burgh; Vernon Redman, Tom Wilkin- son, David Templeman, Wayne Brown; George Domenech, Peter Na- I Rae Hetheringtan, Raymond Walker-. ThreCalegged racial Peter Nasmith, Rae Hetherington; Frank Gibbons, .Henry Skinn; Raymond Walker, Bob Rantoul. Run, hop, step and jump: Frank Gibbons, Rae Hetherington, Peter Na- smith; Run, broad jump: Frank Gib- bons, Henry Skinn, John Waine. Softball Throw: Rae Hetherington, Frank Gibbons, Wayne Brown, a5-yard Dash: Frank Gibbons, David Templeman; David Rutledge and Pet- 1We Can Help You fa .4S4' is awe a er Nasmith tied. Stand hop, step and jump; Frank Gibbons, Rae Hetherington, Henry • .Skinn; Stand, broad jump; Frank Gibbons, Rae Hetherington, Henry Senior Champion: Frank Gibbons; Runner-up; Rae /ietherington. BOYS INTERMEDIATES Standing broad jump: John MacDon- ald, David Carr, Grant Adams, Running broad jump: John Mac- Dmiald, Billy Crawford, George Jones, High jump: JO= MacDonald, Billy Crawford, Jimmy Angus. Standing hop, step and jump: Peter Carmichael, Brian Rider, Doug Roor- da, Running, hop, step and jump: Peter Carmichael, Jolm MacDonald, Billy Crawford. Three-legged race: John Merkley and Grant Adams; Bob McIntyre and Doug Roorda; Jimmy Angus and Ken Chettleburgh. Softball throw: Peter Carmichael, John Merkley, John MacDonald. Foot race; Billy Crawford, David Carr, Peter Carmichael. Relay race: Laurie Stuckey, John Merkley, Peter Carmichael, Billy Crawford; John MacDonald, David Carr, Doug. Lockridge, Robert Angus; Skinn and Frank Riehl; J o 11 n George Jones, Paul Bennett, Brian Rider, Grant Adams. BOYS JUNIORS Standing broad jump: Barry Fuller, Frank Riehl, Bobby Crawford. Running broad jump; Barry Fuller, Gary Templeman, Bobby Crawofrd, High jump: Barry Fuller, Byron Adams, John Fry. Standing hop, step and jump: Barry Fuller, Gary Templeman, Bobby Craw- ford. Three-legged race, John Fry and Murray Kerr; Charlie Campbell and George Skinn; Frank Riehl and Gary Templeman, Softball Throw; John Fry, Barry Fuller, Gary Templeman. Foot race: Barry Fuller, John Fry, Frank Riehl, Relay race. Barry Puller, John Fry, Frank Riehl, Charlie Campbell; Gary Templeman, Murray Kerr, Bob Mc- Phail, Doug. Davidson; Byron Adams, Bobby Crawford; George Skinn, Tyra Overend. Junior Wheelbarrow race: Bobby Crawford and Murray Kerr; George Fry and Barry Fuller. Intermediate Champion: Peter Car- michael; Runner-up, John MacDoaald, Junior Champion; Barry Fuller; Runner-up: John Fryfogle. a Grade Taa—phyllis Rutledge, Sue Nesmith, Karen Elliott, BOYS Running pace, Boys Grade Williamson; Jim Na- smith; Joe Vanstone, Dean Murray, Grade I—Miss Golley: Larry Douglas, Wayne Seddon, Donald Mer- rick. Grade al—Miss Johns: Douglas Campbell, George Kerr, Bobby Lunn, Grade II—Miss Wagner: Danny Ad- ams, Donald Rintoul, Gary Thomp- son. Grade III—Kenneth MaeTavish, Wayne Riehl, John Bennett. Grade 17,—Douglas Spry, Douglas Fowler, David Whitby, Three-legged race; Girls—Grade II, Miss Johns; Esther Kerr, Beverley Cunningham; Brenda Conron, Kath- leen Hodgins; Susan Roorda, Mary Joan Lapp. Grade II: Miss Wagner: Sheila Gib- bons, Betty Carter; Linda Sue Cromp- ton, Mary Ferguson; Betty Sangster, Judy Stone. Grade III: Donna Gillespie, Gail Lavigne; Patsy Purdon, Leona Cros- sett; Jane Salter, Bonnie Steurenol. Grade IV: Sue Nasmith, Lynne Stuckey; Beatrice Klein, Cecile Jack- son; Sandra MacLennan, Jean Gurney. Three-legged race, Boys: Grade II, Miss Johns; Jimmy Lem, George Whitby; Bobby Lunn, Brian Bowie; Wayne Caslick, George Kerr. Grade II; Miss Wagner: Don Cas- kanette, Douglas Purdon; Gary Thompson, Tommy Chettleburgh, Bob- by Selling, Donald Rintoul. Grade III: Wayne Reihl, Harold afacTavish; Brian Cameron, Philip Adams; John Bennett, Paul Strong. Grade 'IV: John Strong, Donald Lee; David Whitby, Douglas Hamil- ton; Bruce 1VIachan, Douglas Spry, Skipping Race, Girls: Grade I: Miss, Williamson: Susan Spry, Mary Ellen McPhail, Jacqueline Saint. Grade I: Miss Golley: Joan Riehl, Janice Lavigne, Noreen Nichol, Grade II: Miss Johns: Joan Red- man, Jill Thomson, Susan Bennett, Grade II: Miss Wagner: Betty Car- ter, Sheila Gibbons, Judy Stone. Grade Donna Murray, Bonnie Steurenol; Barbara Cameron. Grade IV: Sue Nasmith, Betty Ann Lapp, Beth Merrick. Juniors: Wheelbarrow race, Boys: Grade I: Miss Williamson: Jim Na- antitla Stuart Allen; Leonard Hough- ton, David Crothers; Lloyd Carter, Douglas Scott, Grade Miss Galley:. Donald Mer- rick, Larry Douglas; Ronnie Deyell, Robert Campbell; Tommy Ellacott, Jimmy Mitchell, Grade II; Miss Johns: Terry Mork. ley, Douglas Campbell; Jimmy Lein, George Whitby; Martin Ge.rn,ess, Lynn Rickey. Grade II: Miss Wagner: Gary Thompson, Robert Skinn; Douglas Purdon, Don Caskanette; Tommy Chettleburgh, Wayne Rutherford. Grade III: Billy Mitchell, 'Eugene Shinn; John Bennett, Pall Strong; Philip Adams, Dennis Callan. Grade IV; Douglas Hamilton, David Whitby; Paul Rintoul, Joe Falconer; Brian Rutledge, Kenneth Fowler, WESTERN ALUMNI HOME THIS WEEK More than 4,000 alumni are expected to invade the University of Western Ontario—and the city of London—on October 9th. Reason? The annual Homecoming Weekend revels. The alumni will come from the four corners of the world if past years are any indication, and this year's activities threaten to surpass any other with a gigantic schedule packed with highlights. On Friday afternoon three inter- national business men will address a Business School panel in Huron Col- lege on "Business looks at 1954." Friday night the school of business hold a dinner in Hotel London, while at the same time the Hippocratic Soc- iety will throw their banquet, The Schools of Journalism and Nursing are planning special faculty reunions. At 9 p.m.—one hour later than us- ual—the Alumni Variety Show, first highlight of the week-end will begin. Max "Rawhide" Ferguson will be Master of Ceremonies. Saturday morning in Thames Hall will be the Alumni Rendezaous—* registration and Hall of Fame, com- plete with pictures and year books back to the early century. At noon the Honor Society luncheon will be held. 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