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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-07-06, Page 18411 Cr %Mick Township Central School amassed a total of 225 points to take a comfortable lead ever the eonlibitned forces of Sac- red. Heart Separate School, sbridge with 196 for the in- ter -841001 championship at the track and field meet -held at F. E. Madill Secondary School Wed- nesday- It was an event set up for the "feeder" schools from which graduates normally attend F. E. Madill as their secondary school. Wingham Public School was well back with 100 points, followed by Grey Central with 71. Ideal weather, with sunny skies and a refreshing breeze prevailed throughout the day, so the many WHITECHURCI-1. Mr and Mrs. Jack Coultes, Debbie and Kevin of Oakville were holiday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Brussels where they spent time enjoying Brussels Centennial. Quite a few from here attended Brussels Centennial. Mrs. George Tiffin and Mrs. Sadie Hamilton of Lucknow were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans of Hyde Park were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. Weekend visitors with•Mr. and Mrs. i ob Mowbray were Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer, Brian, Paul and Lynn of Sarnia. On Sun- day Mrs. Falconer received the sad news that her sister Norma's daughter, Barbara Mintz of New- market, a recent graduate nurse, had been kilied•in a traffic acci- dent. Her mother Norma is mar tied to Glen - Mintz. Some of the older residents of the Langside community will recall when Mrs. Mintz and her three little sons re- sided in the house on the farm . now owned by G. W.. Van Der Klippe. en;tral is winner at invitation�l meet events were run off unde good conditions. Members of the teaching staff "of the secondary school assisted considerably with the event which involved several hundred participants and on- lookers, and kept tab on the all- important statistics. Individual championships went to four Wingham athletes, three coming from Sacred Heart Sep- arate School which combined forces with Kingsbridge for the event. They were: Junior boys,. Bill Ohm of Wingham, tied with Roger Sturgeon of Howick with 14 points. Intermediate boys, Tom O'Keefe, Kingsbridge, 21; Gor- don Kinahan, Wingham, 20. Senior boys, David Crowe, How - ick, 24 points; John Crawford, Kingsbridge, 13 points. Junior girls, Donna Drennan, Wingham, 20 points. Intermediate. girls, Mary DeBruyn, Wingham S.H., 24 points. Senior girls, Maureen Stainton, Wingham, 22. Following are the complete re-. sults: High Jump Juni h y,s, 3'11", Bill Ohm, Wingham; Ian Remington, Wing - ham; Albert Versteeg, Howick. Intermediate boys, 4'6", Nick Beyersbergen, K.-S.H.; Murray. Watson, Howick; David Bennett, Wingham. Senior boys, 5'01", Jeff Bum - stead, Wingham; Steve Kauf- man, Howick;__ John Crawford, K.-S.H. Junior girls, 3'10", Donna Drennan, K.-S.H.; Anne De- Bruyn, K.,-S.H.; Esther Nethery, Wingham. Intermediate girls, 4'4", Mary DeBruyn, K.-S.H.; Anita Do- herty, K.-S.H.; Donna Frayne, K.-S.H. Senior .girls, 4'5", Rita Hend- rick, K.-S.H. ; Donna Brenner, Grey; Monica DeMynn, Howick. .Triple Jump Junior boys, 24'9", Willie Staf- ford, Howick; John O'Keefe; K.- S.H.; Steve Howard, K.-S.H. Intermediate boys, 27'11", Tom O'Keefe, K.-S.H.; Dave Rea, KINSMAN JOHN McINNES and Lion• Colin Campbell played the role of master chefs at the Kin -Lions interclub meet at Wingham Golf Club last Tuesday evening, and are caught in the act of unwrapping some delicious steaks for the barbecue dinner enjoyed ,by merrmbe s of both clubs. (Staff Photo) WAS IT THE COOKING? Bill Cruikshank (centre) looks extremely thoughtful as he chews his barbecued steak at the Lions -Kinsmen interclub dinner meeting at Wingham Golf Club last Tuesday evening. Monty Bennett at left and Ken Simmons at right are in the same mood. The steaks LOOKED delicious. On y the chewers knew for sure. (Staff Photo) Wingham; Garry Gibson, How - ick. Senior boys, 32'8", Murray Schumacker, Howick; John Crawford, K.-S.H.; David Crowe, Howick. Junior girls, 23'1", Lori Brears, Howick; Karen Bremner, Grey; Leala Chisholm, K.-S.H. Intermediate girls, 27'6", Anita Doherty, K.-S.H.; Mary De- Bruyn, K.-S.H.; Tina Versteeg, Howick. Senior girls, 29'2", Maureen Stainton, Wingham; Sylvia By - ler, Howick, Karen Richey, K.- S.H. Long Jump Junior boys, 12'9", Bill Ohm, Wingham; Roger Sturgeon, How - ick; Peter Hendricks, K.-S.H. Intermediate boys, 14'5'2", Gordon Kinahan, K.-S.H.; Tom O'Keefe, K.-S.H.; Carl Yeo, Wingham. Senior boys, 15'1", David Crowe, Howick; Bernie Van Asch, K.-S.H.; Murray Schu- macker, Howick. Junior girls, 12'3 t, 2", Janet Wood, Wingham; Susan Lake, Grey; Anne DeBruyn, K.-S.H. Intermediate girls, 13'4", 'Mary DeBruyn, K.-S.H.; Anita Do- herty, K.-S.H.; Tina Versteeg, Howick. Senior girls, 13'10'.2", Maureen Stainton, Wingham; Karen Richey, .K.-S.H.; Linda Newton, Howick. • Standing Broad Jump Junior boys, 6'3"`, Albert Ver- steeg, Howick; Bill Ohm, Wing - ham; David Haasnoot, Howick. Intermediate boys, 7'6", Tom O'Keefe, K.-S.H.; Paul Dickson, Howick, Harvey Gibson, Howick. Senior boys, 8'4", Murray Cox, . Grey; Dave Crowe, Howick; Paul Inglis, Howick. Junior girls, 6'7", Lynn Wil- liams, Wingham; Dianne Mc- Lean, Howick; Anne DeBruyn, K.-S.H. • Intermediate girls, 7', Beverly Telehus, Howick; Mary De- Bruyn, K.-S.H.; Tina Versteeg, Howick.. Senior girls, 7'8", Maureen Stainton, Wingham; Sylvia By - ler, Howick, Joanne McLean, Grey. Shot Put Junior boys, 21'9", Dout joie' land, Howick;, Willie Stafford, Howick; John O'Keefe, K.-S.H. Intermediate boys, 28'5", Toln O'Keefe, K.-S.H.; Ron Wick, Grey; Harvey Gibson, Howick. Senior boys, 38'3", Paul Yoder, Howick, Jeff Bunrstead, Wing - ham; David Crowe, Howick. Senior girls, 26'7", Mary De- Bruyn, K.-S.H.; Lois Lassoline, Howick; Debbie Hood, Grey. Softball Throw Junior girls, 125'112% Barb Haselgrove, Wingham; Patty Wright„ Howick; Anne ,DeBruyn, Intermediate girls, 134'4"•, Mary DeBruyn, K.-S.H.; Mar- jorie Pellet, Howick; Ellen Reid, Wingham. Senior girls, 130'1", Lynn Jillings, Howick; Jean DeKob, Howick; Ravilla Yoder, Howick. Track: 100 yd. Dash Junior boys, Time 13:4, Roger Sturgeon, Howick; Peter Van Dyke, K.-S.H.; Bill Ohm, Wing - ham. Intermediate boys, 12:8, Gor- don Kinahan, K.-S.H.; Russel Jil- lings, Howick; David Bennett, Wingham. Senior boys, 11:8, David Crowe, Howick, Basil Mutter, Howick; John Crawford, K.-S.H. Junior girls, 13:9, Janet Wood, Wingham; tied with Donna Dren- nan of K.-S.H.; Karen Bremner, Grey Intermediate girls, 13:1, Janet Brown, Howick; Donna Frayne, K -S.H:; Linda Lake, Grey. Senior girls, 12:8, Sylvia Byler, Howick; Alice'Versteeg, Howick; Maureen Stainton, Wingham; Sharon Gibsop, Howick. 200 Yard Dash Junioo boys, Time 32:5, Roger Sturgeon, Howick; Bruce Cox, Grey; Peter Van Dyke, K.-S.H. Intermediate boys, 29:2, Gor- don Kinahan, K.-S.H.; Tom O'Keefe, ,K.-S.H.; Russell Jil- lings, Howick. Senior boys, 27:2, David Crowe, Howick; John Crawford, K.- 5.11.; Carl Bondi, Wingham.. Junior girls, 33:9, Donna Dren- nan, K.-S.H.; Anne DeBruyn, K.- S.H.; Laurel Dane, Howick. Intermediate girls, 31:3, Janet Brown, . Howick; Linda Lake, Grey; Anita Doherty and Anne Drennan, K.-S.H. Senior girls, 30:8, Alice Ver- steeg, Howick; Maureen Stain- ton, Wingham; Sharon Gibson, Howick. 440 Yard Dash Junior boys, Time 1:11:9•, Bruce Cox, Grey; Greg Brown, Howick; Roger Sturgeon, How- ick; Peter Hendricks, K.-S.H. Intermediate boys, 1:4:9, Gor- don Kinahan, K.-S.H.; Harry Van Diepenbeek, Knoop, K.-S.H. Senior boys, 1:1:3, David Crowe, Howick; Barry Kerr, Grey, Bruce Cox, Grey. , JOHN CRAWFORD WON the senior boys 880 yard dash for the Kingsbridge -Sacred Heart Separate School combination at the "feeder school" invitation athletic meet sponsored by F. E. Madill Secondary School here Wednesday of last. week. Second and third were Nor- man Harmers of Howick and Brian Kerr of Grey Central. (Staff Photo) Junior girls; 1:16:1, Donna Drennyan, K.-S.H.; Iaurel Dane, Howick; Susan Lake, O>rey. Intermediate girls, 1:14:1, Linda Lake, Grey; Mary De- Bruyn, K.-S.H.; Beverly Telehus, Hawick. Senior girls, 1.9:2, Sharon Gib- son, Howick, Maureen Stainton, Wingham; Karen Richey, K.S.H. 880 Yard Dash Intermediate boys, Time 2:36:2, Harry Van Diepenbeek, K.-S.H.; Abraham Versteeg, Howick; Steven Guest, Grey. Senior boys, 2:30:2, John Craw- ford, K.-S.H.; Norman Hymers, Howick; Brian Kerr, Grey. Open Mile Open Mile, 5:28:8, Norman Hy - m rs, Howick; Brian Kerr, ey ; Chris Wedge, Grey. 440 Yard Relay Junior boys, Time 1:7:3, How - ick, Wingham, Grey. Intermediate boys, 1:0:2, How - ick, K.-S.H., Grey. Senior boys, 54:8, Howick, K.- S:H., Wingham. Junior girls, 1:7:1, K.S.H., Howick, Grey. Intermediate girls, 1:1:9, How - ick, K.-S.H., Grey. Senior girls, 1:00, Howick, Wingham, Grey. 50 Yard Shuttle Junior boys, .31:9, K.-S.H., Wingham, Grey. Intermediate boys, 30:0, Wing - ham, Grey, Howick. Senior boys, 28:8, Howick, Wingham. Junior girls, 33•:0, Wingham,, Grey, K.-S.H. Intermediate girls, Grey, How - ick, Wingham. Senior girls, 30:1, Grey, K.- S.H., Wingham. 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