Times-Advocate, 1980-07-30, Page 16READY TO BATTLE — The Milverton Suns and Zurich Buckeyes will meet in a fastball game
in Hensall Tuesday night, Above, Lynne Farquhar of the Suns and Brian Hodgins of the
Buckeyes choose up sides while Zurich coach Murray Baker supervises. T-A photo
Suffers internal injuries
Girl injured on swing
tive with a breastfed baby,
espedially if there are older
siblings. Babies always need
to be bathed, diapered,
walked and talked to while
mother is busy with the other
children or taking a much
needed rest.
The next meeting will be
held August 1st at Mrs.
Jewitt's home. It is hoped
that many new women will
join the regulars as well as
women who used to attend
league series. These ex-
perienced mothers are
always welcome guests and
are a necessary part of a La
Leche League meeting.
Queensway nursing
home visitors
Visiting with Russell
Erratt at Queensway Nur-
sing Home during the past
week were Olive Stephenson,
Pere and Clara Johnston,
Elmer and Margaret
Stephenson, Hazel Corbett,
Bill,Helen and Mark Taylor,
Mabel Kyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Hamilton visited Pat
Oesch. Doreen Heenan and
Bob visited Mrs. Muriel
Triebner.
The Monhs family and
Winnifred Wilds visited with
Mrs. Wilds, also Kathleen
Cockwell and Dorothy Lee,
Shirley Prouty visited with
Ellen Kendrick, Isobel
Sproat, Louise Mitchell,
Vivian 'Alderson, Alex
Barrett. Cecil and Betty
Smith visited with Nell
Kendrick. Ruth Durand also
visited with her mother Mrs.
Kendrick. Vera Johnston
and Beatrice Taylor visited
their mother Mrs. Volland.
Gerald and Jean Wright
visited Vera Lammie, Les
Mitchell visited his mother
Mrs, Louise Mitchell. Rev.
Loshbough conducted
worship at the home ac-
companied by Mrs. Losh-
bough at the piano.
Men's high bowling score
was Neil Regan 147.
Ladies high score Mrs.
Mary Parlmer, 120.
Personals
Mrs. Annie Noakes
returned home after spen-
ding a week at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noakes
at Mt. Brydges.
Mr. and Mrs. James
Sangster and Brad were
recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Holland, Gwen
and Michael in Clinton.
The Sunday morning
service at Hensall United
Church was conducted by
Rev. Stan McDonald who
took pain and suffering as
the subject of his message.
The children's story was
on "What makes an engine
go" and music was provided
by Gayle Shaw and Don
Travers who sang "I came to
the garden alone." Mrs.
Gertrude Middleton of-
ficiated at the organ and
piano.
Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Neill
and Christie of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Richter of
Kitchener, Mrs. R. Watson,
Seaforth and Mrs. E..
Holland of Toronto were
weekend visitors with Mrs.
C. Christie,
Mrs. Edgar Munn visited
during this week with her
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Don Gooding and
Dale at Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corbett
were pleasantly surprised
when neighbours and
relatives gathered at their
new home in Hensall and
presented them with a gift. A
social time was enjoyed and
refreshments served.
The many friends of Mr.
Ernie Davis welcomed him
home after undergoing
surgery in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Lenting
have returned from a vaca-
tion at Long Point.
Mrs. Blanche Chapman,
London visited this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Corbett.
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The annual Parker reunion
was held at Hensall COTTV.
munity Centre Saturday
with a good attendance.
The races five and under
were won by Carla Brown
and Carla Dalton; races six
to 14. Lori Lynn Parker and
Karen Cudmore; 12 and
over, Steven Brown and Ron
Parker; three legged race,
Rod and Ron Parker and
Lori Lynn Parker and Karen
Cudrnore.
The youngest present was
Jeanette McDonald, Bramp-
ton, and the oldest was Gor-
don Parker, Exeter. George
Parker's team won the gum
relay. A stripper relay was
won by Jack McDonald's
team.
The jelly bean guessing
contest was won by Doug
Prout, "Guess what's in the
can" ended in a tie between
Doug Prout and Pat Parker.
Winner of the "belt guess"
was Kevin Parker.
Personals
Tammy and Danny Rader
of Kitchener have returned
home after a week's holiday
at their grandparents home
Mr, and Mrs. Alphonse
Grenier, Hensall.
Laura and Kathy Turner,
Roseville, Michigan spent a
week's holiday with their
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
Alphonse Grenier of Hen-
sail. They also visited other
relatives in the district of
Zurich and Grand Bend.
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area after a fine career as a
pitcher and catcher has turn-
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Adding to the festivities
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chicken similar to those seen
on television at a number of
big league baseball parks.
Adding colour and humour
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Bill's off the cuff com-
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edge of their seats along
with the excellent ball game.
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"The Transfiguration"
was the subject chosen by
Mr. Paul Schott for his ser-
mon in the United Church on
Sunday morning.
Penny Smith was the
Organist and the Offertory
music was a piano solo by
Ruth Ann Essery. Services
will be cancelled during the
month of August for vaca-
tion.
Sunday afternoon ball
skills were put into action
when the Young People held
their softball game and
wiener roast on the grounds
at the Community Centre.
The event provided an after-
noon of enjoyment for those
in attendance.
Mrs. Flora Smith. New-
market. has been a guest for
the past couple of weeks at
the home of her daughter
and son-in law. Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Greb.
Jerry's Barber
Shop — in Hen-
sail will be closed
from August 8th
and will open
August 26th.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skinner
were accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Bev Parsons on a
trip to the east coast. Many
points of interest were
visited in their tour of New
Brunswick. Nova Scotia and
Prince Edward Island.
Mrs. Warren Clark and
her daughter. Miss Jean
Clark of Dunnville were
guests for a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Kooy.
Tuesday all were noon
dinner guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice MacDonald
and evening dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
MacDonald in Lucan. During
their visit Mr. and Mrs.
Kooy entertained twenty-
five relatives at a barbecue.
Miss Mary Shoebottom,
London, attended the Sunday
afternoon ball game and
wiener roast sponsored by
the Young People and was a
visitor with the Shoebottom
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko
and Stephen returned home
last week following a trip to
the east coast. Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick and Prince
Edward Island were includ-
ed in their tour and they
were impressed with the
beauty of Prince Edward
Island,
Mrs. Russell Wilson and
family attended the Wilson
family reunion in Arkona on
Sunday.
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Baseball treat in store
Fourteen-year-old Cat-
harine Corbett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Corbett
underwent surgery in
University Hospital, London
following an accident, when
the swing she was on upset
throwing her to the ground.
The child was taken to South
Huron Hospital, Exeter and
trasnferred to University
Hospital, where she un-
derwent surgery for internal
injuries.
LLL hold meeting
La Leche League of Huron
Co-South met last month at
the home of Mrs. Pat Jewitt,
RR 4, Clinton to discuss the
act of breastfeeding and
overcoming difficulties. The
leader, Mrs. Peter Bisback
of Hensall welcomed women
and some nursing babies
who travelled from as far as
Goderich and Crediton, to
the second in a series of four
get-togethers intended to
give information and provide
support to those women
interested in breastfeeding
their infants,
The greatest difficulties
mothers met were at the
time of the birth and during
the hospital stay. Sometimes
women decide at the very
last moment they would like
to nurse their infant and find
they lack the necessary
prepreparation to get off to a
good start,
During pregnancy it is a
good idea to do some
reading. There are many
fine books such as "Nursing
your Baby" by Karen Pryor
as well as "The Womanly
Art of Breastfeeding" which
are available to women
through La Leche League's
loan library.
Everyone agreed that the
father role can be very ac-
Sports fans in the area are
in for a real treat Tuesday
night, August 5 when two
fine fastball teams take to
the diamond at Hensall. Com-
munity Park.
The game will be unique in
that it pits one of Ontario's
best ladies- fastball teams
and a good men's tourna-
ment team.
Facing each other will be
the Milverton Suns. peren-
nial championship con-
tenders in Canadian ladies
fastball circles and the
and district news
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Stellar members of the
Milverton club for a number
of years are Exeter's Lynne
Farquhar and Iris Marshall,
formerly of Kirkton. Iris is
now a doctor in the Canadian
Armed Forces in the Toron-
to area.
Baseball history will be
recalled during the pre-
game official ceremonies
when at least two of Hensall
greats of the past will par-
ticipate.
Bert Horton, who was a
member of a championship
Kemal' club in W28 will don
the catcher's glove and Ed
Corbett, well known for his
speed in the out field and
canny ability to get on base
by way of walks will swing a
bat.
It is hoped to lure a pitcher
out of retirement to com-
plete the triangle. It could be
Carter Kerslake who foiled
area batters for many years
with his tantalizing curves.
The umpiring for the big
game will be in the good