WOLF CUBS’ CORNER.

Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18874, 18 February 1933, Page 15 (Supplement)

WOLF CUBS’ CORNER.

By “ Akela.”

"AKELA’B” LITTLE YARN.

What fun you have been having on your Pack hikes! Nearly all of you seem to have been out for tramps, and I am sure that you could tell mo some wonderrul tales of the times you have spent in the open, "Akela,” too. has been away hiking. What lovely run It is! Don't you enjoy yourselves sitting alongside the fire watching tho billy boll or waiting for C.M. to give out your helpings of dinner—and what Jolly good meals they serve at camp. Do write and tell me about your hikes. Yours Cubblly, ■'AKELA.”

CLAUDELAND9 RESUME PARADES. Claudeland3 commenced their parades this morning. There was a good attendance of old Cubs and recruits, and everything points to a succosafuj year.

AROUND THE PACKS.

12 CUBS AT ST. GEORGE’S OOOD PROGRESS REPORTED. With a total or twelve on tho roll and all "keen as mustard” to become Two Star Cubs, naturally enough good progress Is reported. Several Cubs have passed proficiency badges, Including House Orderly, Toymaker, Swimmer, Collector, and Gardener. During the last three months tho Blue Six has won the Inter-Six Shield twice In succession with a total of 38 marks out of a possible or 50. while the Reds took the honour once with 38 points. Two hikes, which provided lots or run, have been held—one to the Lake and the other to tha Golf Links.