HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-05-07, Page 18Page 10 – Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, May 7, 1964
PLAYOFF JUNIOR WINNERS in the school
bowling league were the Giants. The team
includes: Tom Miller, Gary Brenzil, Keith
Henry, Donna Wallace, David Langridge.
Bruce Boyd was absent for the picture.
—Photo by Connell.
PRIZES FOR PLAYOFF scores in school
bowling, Bantam division, went to, from
the left: high single, Steven Langridge, 141;
high double, Ricky Shropshall, 223; girls:
high single, Gail Irvine, 159; high double,
Ruth Ann Currie, 266.—Photo by Connell.
HIGH PLAYOFF SCORES in the junior di-
vision of the school league meant prizes for
this group. From the left: high single,
Susan Currie, 182; high double, Joanne
King, 214; boys: high single, Larry Gordon,
209; high double, Don Collar, 331.
TOP SCORES in school bowling for the
season were made by this Bantam group.
Prize for high average went to Barb Dauph-
in, 132; high single, Jennifer Henderson,
232; high double, Margaret McLaughlin,
333. For boys: high average, Bill Brown,
158; high single, Don Shropshall, 230; high
double, Barry McKay, 337.—Connell Pix.
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LADIES 1.1AGi'E
April ::2
Trumps 67; Aces 50; Kings
60; Queens 53; Jacks 45; Jokers
64.
High single, RohcrteSeddon,
332; high triple, Ruth Lott,
750.
April '20
Trumps 71; Aces 50; Kings
60; Queens 53; Jacks 40; Jokers
68.
High single, Velma Balser,
313; high triple, (Gwen Mac-
Laurin, 744.
The trumps is the winning
team for season and play-offs
start next week.
Lady Golfers
Organize
Last Tuesday the ladies of
the Wingham Golf Club met
at the home of Mrs. R. H.
Lloyd to elect their officers
for the year. The following
were appointed:
Past president, Mrs. R. 11.
Lloyd; president, Mrs. D. Rath-
bun; 1st vice-president, Mrs.
M. Boyd; 2nd vice president,
Mrs. A. Williams; secretary,
Mrs. E. Walden; treasurer,
Mrs. F. Madill; tournament
committee, Mrs. W. Currie,
Mrs. D. Nasmith, Mrs. J. Kerr:
membership committee, Mrs.
W. McCool, Mrs. NI. Foxton,
Mrs. F. Elliott (Blyth), Mrs.
W. Porteous (Lucknow); Mrs.
E. Smith (Wroxeter); social
committee conveners, Mrs. R.
Lloyd, Mrs. M. Foxton, Mrs.
M. Boyd, Mrs. W. McCool,
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PACK A
The Tuesday meeting was
held at the Scout House, There
were 26 Cubs and three leaders,
Akela M. Fridenburg took the
Grand Howl and Akela and Ra-
ksha held inspection. Most
improved Cub was Ray Archer.
The pack then went outside
for a vigorous running game.
Back inside the boys were in-
troduced to their New Clium,
Steven Maxwell. He was taken
into the Red Six by his sixer,
Brian Deyell.
The pack was divided into
three work groups. Baloo in-
structed one group on first aid,
and Raksha passed several boys
on compass and message.
Akela passed two of the new
cubs on flag composition, pa-
tron saints and the national
anthems.
The meeting closed in the
usual manner.
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"B PACK
The meeting of "3" Pack
Cubs was held at the Scout
House last Thursday evening.
Cubmistress Adelaide Ahara was
in charge of the meeting.
The Grand Howl was led by
the Yellow Six. There were
31 boys present and one leader.
A discussion was held on
camp. The Cubs all seem to
be most anxious to attend a
week -end camp, and all par -
Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs. N.
Elliott.
.A cup of tea finished the af-
ternoon's business with onlook-
ing forward to a good season on
the golf course.
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activates .A1
`3'`
ents are requested to discuss
this matter with the boys and
fill in the questionnaire which
will be sent home shortly. If
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there are sufficient Cubs inter-
ested in a camp, arrangements
will be made to book Camp
Martyn for our packs. It was
felt that A and B Packs should
go together to have a larger and
more active camp. It would
also mean that more leaders
would be available to take
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