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Jacksdale School 1950 Onwards 1950 Jun 30 JD Sch Sports047 SCHOOL SPORTS AT JACKSDALE Jacksdale Cricket Ground was the scene of much activity last Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being the Jacksdale County Primary School Sports, the proceeds of which were for the School Fund. The School House Cup was eventually won by the “Reds,” and presented to the house captains, Sheila Harrison and Barrie Riley, by Mr. A. Pringle, headmaster, who congratulated them upon their achievement. Winners of the respective events were as follows: - Infants III., 30 yards flat: Boys, 1 J. Bradbury, 2 T. Simpson, 3 R. Barker, 4 E. Speak; girls, 1 A. Selby, 2 E. Lewis, 3 A. Page, 4 N. Cooper. Infants I and II., 40 yards flat: Boys, 1 R. Smith, 2 J. Selby, 3 P. Whitehouse, 4 D. Stokes; girls, 1. J. Mills, 2 B. Dooley, 3 A. Lewis, 4 M. Thorpe. Standard I., 50 yards flat: Boys, 1 B. Maskery, 2 R. White, 3 D. Foulds, 4 B. Smithurst; girls, 1 P. Dobbs, 2 S. Butlin, 3 M. Berrisford, 4 P. Coleman. Infants III., egg and spoon: Boys: 1 R. Cooke, 2 K. Buttery, 3 D. Smith, 4 P. Amott; girls: 1 Ann Page, 2 S. Hughes, 3 N. Cooper, 4 M. Marriott. Standard II., 60 yards flat: Boys, 1 J. Hibbert, 2 J. Harpham, 3 T. Barton, 4 A. Amott; girls: 1 Jean Bradley, 2 Linda Gregory, 3 D. Wigley, 4 J. Woods. Infants I and II., hoop race: Boys, 1 R. Cooke, 2 E. Parr, 3 D. Sutcliffe, 4 P. Whitehouse; girls: 1 K. Hanson, 2 E. Butlin, 3 J. Mills, 4 B. Dooley. Standard III., 70 yards flat: Boys, 1 D. Green, 2 W. Lounds, 3 B. Purdy, 4 S. Harpham; girls: 1 J. Shacklock, 2 D. Lounds, 3 M. Kitson, 4 J. Pears. Standard I., potato race: Boys, 1 K. Darrington, 2 I. Pryor, 3 B. Maskery, 4 R. White; girls: 1 S. Butlin, 2 M. Berrisford, 3 J. Lawmon, 4 P. Dobbs. Standard IV., 80 yards flat: Boys, 1 A. Maskery, 2 T. Smithurst, 3 B. Green, 4 P. Hanson; girls: 1 B. Castledine, 2 M. Brown, 3 M. Sherrard, 4 J. Gregory. Standard II., obstacle race: Boys, 1 H. Amott, 2 J. Hibbert, 3 T. Barton, 4 J. Harpham; girls: 1 J. Shacklock, 2, H. Hanson, 3 J. Pears, 4 D. Lounds. Standard II., skipping race: Girls: 1 L. Gregory, 2 J. Bradley, 3 D. Wigley, 4 J. Woods. Standard III., sack race: Boys, 1 M. Glynn, 2 D. Green, 3 K. Haddon, 4 B. Purdy. Standard IV., wheelbarrow race: Boys, 1 A. Maskery and P. Hanson, 2 S. Ellis and K. Hanson, 3 J. Cade and L. Derbyshire, 4 F. Ward and S. Oldershaw. Standard IV., three-legged race: Girls, 1 B. Leivers and D. Fell, 2 M. Beard and M. Brown, 3 A. Swindell and B. Castledine, 4 H. Hanson and C. Brassington. Relay race: Boys, 1 Red and Blue (tied), 2 Yellow, 3 Green; girls: 1 Yellow, 2 Red, 3 Blue, 4 Green. High jump: Boys, 1 T. Smithurst, 2 B. Riley, 3 A. Maskery, 4 D. Green; girls: 1 B. Leivers, 2 M. Barton, 3 S. Harrison, 4 H. Hanson. The officials were Messrs. H. Fishlock, A. Bonsall, E. Speak and Mrs. J. Brown; recorder, Mr. A. Pringle; starter, Mr. E. Howell; marshals (infants), Miss F. G. Wilbraham (red), Mr. J. Dunsford (blue), Mrs. E. Waplington (green), Mrs. E. Bradshaw (yellow), Mrs. F. M. Clarke; clerk of the course, Mr. C. Wallis; gatekeeper, Mr. A. M. Maskery. 1951 Jun 29 JD Sch Suc JACKSDALE SCHOOL SUCCESSES At the recent admission to Grammar School examination, the following scholars attending the Jacksdale County Primary School, have been successful: - Cedric F. Grainger, New Westwood, and Jeffrey Westmoreland, Main Road, Jacksdale, tenable at the Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Mansfield; Edward N. Bonsall, Dixie Street, Jacksdale, tenable at a Grammar School; Maureen Sherrard, Barrows Hill Lane, Westwood, and Marie Brown, Barrows Hill Lane, Westwood, tenable at the Sutton-in-Ashfield Grammar School. 1951 JDSch Sports 044 SCHOOL SPORTS AT JACKSDALE On Tuesday afternoon of last week, the Jacksdale Cricket Ground was the happy scene of a large gathering of parents, scholars, and friends, when the annual sports of the Jacksdale County Primary School was held. This proved to be the most successful sports meeting since the present headmaster, (Mr. A. Pringle), came to take over the Jacksdale headship in 1937. The weather was ideal for the occasion, and Mr. Pringle, in his opening remarks said he was delighted to see such a large number of people showing interest in the school and children, and he extended an invitation to them to join their Parent-Teacher Association. The success of the school, he said, was due to the co-operation of the parents and teachers, also to the influence of the churches and chapels in the neighbourhood. Mr. Pringle presented the silver Challenge Cup to the winning house (blue), who had obtained 85 points during the afternoon, and the recipients were Cedric Grainger, (captain of the boys), and Mavis Heathcote (captain of the girls), who received the Cup amid loud cheers. Other winning houses were 2nd, yellow, with 77 points, green with 65½ points, and red, with 52½ points. Molly Beard, (senior prefect of the school), called for three cheers for Mr. Pringle and the staff, and afterwards the officials were entertained to tea by the staff of the school. A special welcome was accorded Mr. Arthur Wallis, (father of Mr. C. Wallis, a member of the school staff). Results: - 30 yards flat, infants, class 3, boys: - 1, Alan Taylor, 2, Neil Haddon, 3 Michael Willmott, 4, David Smith. Girls: - 1, D, Baldry, 2, M. Martin, 3, C. Hughes, 4, N. Cooper. 40 yards flat, infants, classes 1 and 2, boys: - 1, Paul Whitehouse, 2, James Newell, 3, John Randall, 4, John Linathan. Girls: - 1, Ann Lounds, 2, Jacqueline Golds, 3, Betty Dooley, 4, Enid Butlin. 50 yards flat, standard one, boys: - 1, Roland Smith, 2, Basil Cheeseman, 3, Eric Grainger, 4, David Carrington. Girls: - 1, Ruby Castledine, 2, Maureen Thorpe, 3, Barbara Martin, 4, Joyce Starling. Egg and spoon race, infants, class 3, boys: - 1, James Thurman, 2, Jim White, 3, John Judson, 4, John Holmes. Girls: - 1, Carol Barton, 2, Mary Gregory, 3, Ramond Hall, 4, Maria Buttery. 60 yards flat, standard 2, boys: - 1, Basil Maskery, 2, Ivan Pryor, 3, Kenneth Darrington, 4, Donald Foulds. Girls: - 1, J. Bradley, 2, M. Hill, 3, J. Gregory, 4, S. Butlin. Hoop race, infants, classes 1 and 2: - 1, Robert Barker, 2, Brian Whittemore, 3, Edwin Lancaster, 4, Rex Sheriston. Girls: - 1, Carol Rhodes, 2, Kathleen Harrison, 3, Ann Selby, 4, Sandra Harris. 70 yards flat, standard 3, boys: - 1, John Harpman 2, Tom Barton, 3, Neil Lemon, 4, Colin Anthony. Girls: - 1, Phyllis Hill, 2, Mary Hill, 3, Linda Gregory, 4, Jean Bradley. Potato race, standard 1, boys: - 1, B. Cheeseman, 2, Dennis Stokes, 3, Ivor Skelton, 4, Arthur Gregory. Girls: 1, Wendy Matthews, 2, Ann Lewis, 3, Joyce Slack, 4, Janet Crampton. 80 yards flat, standard 4, boys: 1, Derek Green, 2, Wallace Lounds, 3, Geoffrey Crampton, 4, Trevor Golds. Girls: - 1, Marie Brown, 2, Maureen Sherrard, 3, Sheila Anthony, 4, Joyce Shacklock. Obstacle race, standard 2, boys: - 1, Colin Anthony, 2, Basil Maskery, 3, Roy Bacon, 4, Anthony Gascoigne. Girls: - 1, Pam Derbyshire, 2, Christine Brassington, 3, Kathleen Lancaster, 4, Mavis Hanson. Skipping race, standard 2, girls: - 1, Joyce Gregory, 2, Margaret Berrisford, 3, Jean Bradley, 4, Sheila Butlin. Sack race, standard 3, boys: - 1, Bernard Flint, 2, Selwyn Bland, 3, Raymond Forsdick, 4, Roy Bacon. Wheelbarrow race, standard 4, boys: - 1, Michael Glynn and John Roberts, 2, George Castledine and Trevor Golds, 3, Dennis Brown and Eric Hughes, 4, Michael Wood and Clive Smith. Three-legged race, standard 4, girls: - 1, Marie Brown and Molly Beard, 2, Maureen Sherrard and Ann Fishlock, 3, Una Hall and Mavis Heathcote, 4, Marlene Kitson and Joyce Shacklock. Team relay race, boys: - 1, blue, 2, red, 3, green, 4, yellow. Girls: 1, green, 2, blue, 3, yellow, 4, red. High jump, boys: - 1, G. Crampton, 2, Derek Green, 3, Cedric Grainger, 4, G. Castledine. Girls: - 1, Maureen Sherrard, 2, Hazel Hanson, 3, Joyce Shacklock and Dorothy Lounds tied. The ground was kindly loaned by permission of the committee of the Miners’ Welfare, and officials for the afternoon were: - Judges – Messrs. A. Bonsall, F. Barker, H. A. Simpson, Mrs. J. Brown and Mrs. G. Sherrard; recorder – Mr. W. P. Constable; starter – Mr. J. Bonser; referee – Mr. A. Pringle; marshals – (infants) Miss F. G. Wilbraham, (red house) Miss E. Hardstaff, (blue house) Mrs. E. Waplington (green house) Mrs. N. Rushton, (yellow house) Mrs. F. M. Clarke, clerk of course, Mr. C. Wallis. 1951 Aug 17 OLD FOLKS PARTY AT JACKSDALE Nearly 200 Jacksdale, Westwood and Pye Hill old age pensioners attended a party held at Jacksdale County School on Wednesday in last week. Presents of 5s. each were presented to the oldest man of the party, 85-year-old Mr. G. Slater, the oldest woman, Mrs. L. Hubble also aged 85, and the oldest married couple present, Mr. and Mrs. J. Walters, who recently celebrated their diamond wedding. Mrs. A. Beresford, who celebrated her 80th birthday at the party, was presented by Mrs. E. Gee (secretary of the Old People’s Committee) with a birthday cake made for her by relatives. After the party the old people were taken to Ladybower Dam in buses. The Rev. H. Biddell (vicar of Selston) presided. 1952 JDSch Sports043 INTER-SCHOOLS SPORTS AT JACKSDALE By kind permission of the Jacksdale Miners’ Welfare the West Notts.
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