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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-26, Page 14Page 14 Times -Advocate, August 26; 1987 au A FULL HOUSE The Hensall Library welcomes Marian Doucette of the Huron County Library Board for a puppet show complenienting the summer reading program. • Stanley mites By .loan Beierling -The Stanley Mixed. Miles played their last league game against Bayfield Friday night and won with a score of 24-21. 11 was the most ex- citing game of the season for both the parents and the team. • The Mixed Mites tournament was held in Clinton on Saturday August 22. Stanley played Bayfield and lost with a score of 10-5. This was their• first Toss for the whole season. Stanley then played Goderich Township and won 16-1. This win gave Stanley the "13" Championship. Way to go team' Bayfield took the "A" championship over Clinton. The Mites would like to thank their • coaches, Helen Faber and Elaine Stephenson for their. super coaching all season. Also thanks to Glen Ilayter for coaching the tournament. The Stanley- Peewee girls had their tournament at Stanley ball park on Friday August 21 and Saturday - August 22. Clinton took the "A" cham- pionship over Goderich three With a score of t;-5. Stanley girls took "B" champion- ship over Goderich 1 with a score of 21.8. Way to go girls: Jean Horton and Don Rathwell would like to thank the umpires and anyone who helped in -any way in this tournament. The -Stanley Pee wee boys had their tournament in Goderich Township on Friday and Saturday also. They won their first two games and were put out in their third game. Good try boys' The Stanley Bantam Girls played their tournament in Goderich and won the "B" Championship also. Ex- cellent games girls' The Squirt Boys tournament is in Colbourne.Township Friday August take tournament 28 and Saturday August 29. The Squirt Girls Tournament, is being held in Dungannon on Friday August 28 and August 29 also. There are still :i few games to be played this week and they are: Var' na Agricos vs. Zurich -Ball Busters Wednesday August 26 at 7 p.m.: Stanley Squirt Boys vs. :Hayfield Thursday August 27 at 7 p.m.: and Dreamers vs. Clinton Mustangs August 27 at 9 p.m. Since the ball season -is corning to an end the Annual Family Day is at the Stanley 131111 Park on Sunday August 30. All the teams play their parents and a pot luck supper will follow al 5::30. The Ball Schedule is: 1 p.m. T -Ball and Mixed Ages 1:30 pee wee (:iris and Mixed Mites • 2:30 Bantam Girls and Squirt Boys 3:WMidget Girls and Pee wee Boys 4:30 Squirt Girls ' At 4::30 there is to be an opening ceremony- of the new playground equipment so plan to attend. Anniversary Wilfred; Eric. and Sharon Chuter attended a surprise 25th wedding an- niversary party for Lola and Gerry Brubacher t Wilfred's daughter and son-in-law t in Waterloo on Saturday August 15. • - V'air winner Emely Coultis of Varna won several prizes in the special commer- cial features. baking and canning sec- tions at the Bayfield Fair on Satur- day. The C:oultis children also won several prizes in the youth section. Varna U(' Sunday August :30 is vacation Sun- day at Church: Sunday Sept. 6 regular services will resume. The ALLIGATOR PIE Marion Doucette shows one of her puppets to Priscilla Lambert for the Thursday showing of "Gobble it up" in the Hensoll Library. 4 ON TARGET --- George Dawson draws a bead on the ten at shuf- fleboard in Hensall Thursday as Pearl McKnight looks on. 4 Varna U.C.W. meeting will be September 3 at 8 p.m. in the church. Personals Thirty-five members of the Chessell family gathered at the home of Bill and Mary Chessell on Sunday. One of the highlights for the children was trailer rides behind Grandpa Bill's tractor. Next year the reunion will he held at Bruce and Nancy Norris.'s near Cromarty. Dorothy Ostrom's son and daughter-in-law. David and Sandy Ostrom and -grandchildren Tim and Kristi, were visiting with Dorothy for three days. They were heading to their home in Lynchburg, Virginia on Monday. Dorothy's daughter Ann Neilson is now visiting with her. She has come to accompany her son Mark back to their new home in Montreal. HENSALL co.o Hensall and district horticultural society Flower show next week The second Annual Flower Show of the Hensall and District Horticultural Society wilt be held at the Hensall United Church on Wednesday September 2. Come and enjoy a walk down the "Garden Path" from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. There will be a tea room so bring your friends and spend an hour or so. Nursery School openings The Hensall and District Co- operative Nursery School has some openings left in their morning or afternoon sessions, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from September through June. A qualified "Early Childhood Education" teacher will lead your pre-schoolers, aged 2-5, through a varied and innovative program. The bright and beautifully equipped facili- ty is located upstairs at the Hensall Arena. To help your child enjoy and grow -with field trips. special occasions and parties, call Sue Elder 262 -3525 -or Jackie Blair 262-2108. Feel free to drop in on any session and see for yourself. In contest Last Monday, August 17, Victoria Bisback of Hensall performed for the preliminary judging of the southwestern Ontario Junior Talent P W Show at the Western Fair Grounds. She sang the song "Tomorrow" from the hit show "Annie". Unfortunately. Victoria was not among the small group of semi- finalists chosen to appear at the Western Fair next month. The effort displayed by this young lady deserves to be admired and the experience was well worth it despite not winning. Vic- toria is the daughter of Peter and Janis Bisback. Personals Mrs. Mary Roobol attended two bridal showers and an open house recently in honour of her -grand- daughter, Lynne Dodds. On Saturday Mary and Sim Roobol attended the, marriage of Lynne to Mr. Ron Godkin. The wedding took place at Winthrop United Church with a din- ner and reception afterwards at the Seaforth Community Centre. Mrs. Ross MacMillan, Waterloo. spent last Friday with her mother. Mrs. Laird Mickle and brother Charles returned with her to the home of his brother and sister-in-law near Ayr after spending almost five weeks - with his mother in Hensall. Shuffleboard Shuffleboard scores for Thursday August 20 were: Ladies high. Margaret Mole and Pearl McKnight. Hensall and district news Susan Hartman 262-2449 both 196. Men's high - George Dowson 171, John Pepper 166. Since the Arena will be in use this Thursday, August 27, there will not be • shuffling at the, Arena. However. weather permitting. the group will shuffle at the outside courts behind the Senior Citizen hall at 1::30 p.m. The ltappy Pushers will meet as usual September 3 at the Arena. Fifty-four people turned out on Thursday to "Gobble It tip" at the Hensall Branch Library. The children were delighted to hear such delicacies as "Alligator Pie" and "1lippo Sand wich". They enjoyed visits from Eat - it -all Elaine and The old lardy- Who Swallowed a Fly. 'These guests and others conte from the mind and hands of Marian i)oucette. 1luron ('aunty's Plrppet Lady. The children made for themselves a delightful pink pig puppet. using the ancient art of Japanese palx•r-Iolding - Origami. Tomatoes Ready for Canning Pick -your -own beginning Sept. 1 Huron Ridge Acres 565-2122 R. 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