KNOTTINGLEY IN 1965

29th April 1965 
Carnival Queen

Seventeen-year-old June Smith, of Westfield Road, Knottingley, was elected Knottingley Carnival Queen at a dance in Knottingley on Friday. June, who works in the warehouse department of Jackson Bros. Ltd., will be crowned by a show business celebrity on Carnival Day on July 3.

At Friday's event, organised by the Knottingley and Ferrybridge Gala Charities Committee, June was selected from 17 entrants and received the Carnival Queen sash from the retiring queen, Miss Joan Tunningley. Miss Smith’s chief attendant was also selected, she is 16 year-old Janet Ramskill, of Ashcombe Drive, Knottingley.

The Judges were the manager of Jackson Bros., Mr. L. Minter and Mrs Minter; sales manager of Pollard Bearings Mr. F. Price, and Mrs Price; and the Superintendent of the Ferrybridge Power Station, Mr. Stone, and Mrs Stone. Guests included Cr. O’Brien and other councillors and officials. They were welcomed by the president of the Gala Committee Cr. C. Tate.

 



 

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