HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-04-04, Page 16Page 6 -- Winghatn Advance -Times, Thursday, April 4, 1963.
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MEN'S TOWN LEAGUE
Only one night left in the
season and CKNX is still en-
deavouring to capture first
place,
Garry Martin took the high
single, 387 and Jim Bain took
the high triple with, 728.
League standings; Lees 126;
CKNX 121; Burkes 96; Hydro
66; Rockets 54; Mustangs 41,
0--0--0
BANTAMS
Angels 26; Yanks 25; Mets
21; Cubs 19; Twins 18; Giants
17.
High single, Linda Lock -
ridge, 121; Bill Brown, 209.
0--0--0
JUNIORS
T. Birds 29; Chevvies 24;
Jags 22; M, Gees 21; Sting-
rays 15; Caddies 15.
High single, George Jar-
dine, 226; Barb Henry, 210.
0--0--0
INTERMEDIATES
Diamonds 511; Clubs 351;
Spades 42; Aces 38; Hearts 23.
Ann McKibbon, 162; Chuck
Congram, 308.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Everyone is putting forth a
determined effort to come up
with the "win" to take that big
Trophy. Rangers went really
wild, and well they might for
they came up with enough points
to put them in first place.
Rangers 6467; Canadiens
6459; Leafs 6294; Hawks 6145;
Bruins 6051; Wings 5732.
There have been changes
since last week, as you can see,
but I am still of the opinion that
the winners won't be known un-
til the last bowl goes down the
alley. Only two more weeks to
go to come up with the big win.
BRIDGE CLUB
North and South; First, O.
Haselgrove, J. Martin; second,
Mrs. E. Campbell, Mrs. R.
Dundas; third, Mrs. Wm.
Wharry, W. French.
East and West: First, Mrs. J.
Lloyd, Mrs. H. Fisher; second,
Mrs. H. Crawford, Mrs. C.
Hodgins; third, Wm. Wharry,
A. Forbes.
CARL Harrison, one of the coaches with the Weston
Summer Hockey School, is seen in the right background
with a group of young Wingham hockey players on Sun-
day. Carl was one of several hockey specialists who
visited Wingham at the request of the Recreation Com-
mission to demonstrate coaching hints to local trainers.
TESTS PASSED BY SKATERS
Saturday was a busy day in
the life of the Wingham Figure
Skating Club. In spite of the
very short season, members of
the local club bad been pre-
pared by Miss Faye Love and
Harold Brooks to try 28 tests, of
which 25 were passed.
Members from other clubs
trained by Miss Love, also tried
here. Exeter had three out of
four passes. Clinton had ten
out of ten and Kincardine 22
out of 23. Successful Wing -
ham candidates were:
Preliminary Figures, Bonnie
Willie, Mary Joan Corrin.
Dutch Waltz, Marion Willie.
Swing Dance, Marilyn Tif-
fin, Sandra Tiffin, Mary Cher-
tleburg, Lynda Seddon, Jayne
English.
Canasta Tango, Marion
Willie, Karen Hastings, Karen
Rae.
Fiesta Tango, Anne Meyer,
Marilyn Strong, Vicki Rosen-
hagen, Peggy Rae, Bonnie Wil-
lie, Mary Joan Corrin.
Willow Waltz, Anne Meyer,
Peggy Rae, Bonnie Willie,
Mary Joan Corrin, Joan Reming-
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Bonnie Willie, Peggy Rae.
The Judges were Miss Jean
Gurney, Mrs. Harold Wild, of
Wingham and Harry Hoag,
Victor Waterfield of the Brant-
ford Club. The last two comp-
limented the dancers as a whole.
It is believed by the Pro's. that
many of the local skaters could
be ready for tests by Christmas
if they enroll early and work
towards that goal. This would
also benefit those who were
prevented from trying by ill-
ness, etc.
Coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts were served to judges
and officials during the long
session, by Mrs. M. Willie and
Mrs. G. W. Tiffin.
Fees were collected by Mrs,
Ted English and Mrs. H. Burrell
was test chairman. H. Brooks
took charge of the music and
Mr. Holloway had ice and order
under good control. Visitors
are always welcome but quiet-
ness is essential.
From 5:00 p.m. to 7:00
club members had open house
for their families. Box lunches
and cups were taken and the
club supplied hot chocolate.
The turn out was very encour-
aging considering that the open
house was a last minute deci-
sion.
With the exception of two
senior skaters, who will have
to journey to Stratford to try
their tests, the 1962-63 season
has ended.
Fathers and Sons
At Pancake Supper
About 140 fathers and sons
enjoyed a pancake supper,
with sausages and maple syrup,
at St. Andrew's Church on
Wednesday evening.
Gordon Leggatt led in a
lively sing -song. Bill Connell
was the pianist. Entertainment
was provided by Earl Heywood
and his son, Grant.
The speaker was Rev. Ro-
bert Rumball, minister of Evan-
gelical Church for the Deaf, in
Toronto. Mr. Rumball, a for-
mer football player, has been
on the teams of the Toronto
Varsity Blues, Ottawa Rough-
riders and Toronto Argonauts.
He was still playing football
when he first went into the
ministry.
Mr. Rumball held the atten-
tion of both fathers and sons as
he told of his athletic exper-
iences with football clubs, and
his present work in the minis-
try,
When Rev. Rumball was
called to Evangelical Church
for the Blind, his first task was
to learn sign language so that
he could communicate with
his congregation.
The Toronto Church for the
deaf, which is on Wellesley
Street, has contact with people
throughout this area who ate
afflicted with impairment of
speech and hearing.
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