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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-08-30, Page 31i Wintario - The Zurich arena was transformed last Thursday into vision, but also to have a winning ticket. There were at least a showcase of flashing lights for the 628th Wintario draw. The two winners in the audience: Howard Adkins and Mary -Lou building was packed with people hoping to not only be on tele- Turkheim were both $100 winners. i • Stanley Peewees win tournament By Joan Beierling VARNA - The Stanley Pee Wee Girls had their tournament in Gode- rich on Saturday and won the "A" Championship. Congratulations to this team and their coaches Sandy Hayter and Lee Norman. The Bantam boys had their tour- nament and won their first two games and missed out on the "A" Championship on their third game. Their coaches are Mark Taylor and Jeff Hayter. - The Stanley Tykes defeated the Clinton Tyke team in a close game on Monday night. Strong hitting by many Stanley players made an exciting 19-17 game. Horne runs were scored by Meghan Hayter, Jonathon Keys and two by Brian Glenn, but all players hit extrernely well. Throughout the summer, the team has played really well togeth- er. There were some tense times for coaches and parents but also lots of fun for the kids. The look of deter- mination on these future "Ernie Whitt's" is priceless! The coaches Pat Armstrong and Ron Keys hope all had a good time and look for- ward to swamping the parents on September 10 at 1 p.m. The schedule for the Family Fun Day at the. Ball Park on September 10 with the parents playing against the players is: Front Diamond - 1:00 T -Ball, 1:30 Mite Girls, 2:30 Squirt Boys, 3:30 Pee Wee Girls, 4:30 Bantam Boys; Back Diamond - 1:00 Tyke -mixed, 1:30 Mite Boys, 2:30 Squirt Girls, 3:30 Pec Wcc Boys, 4:30 Midget Girls * * * *• * Elmer and Norene Hayter, Bruce and Anna Keys and Margaret Elliot enjoyed a six day trip through parts of New York State and Pennsylva- nia. Erin Keys was one of several stu- dents from Huron Centennial School who participated in the SE- VEC Exchange. She was twinned with a student from Anjou, Quebec, which is part .of Montreal near where Expo. was, for two weeks of real -French Immersion. This was arranged for Erin by her French teacher, Mrs. Laurie. Erin's twin was Annie Drouin. On August 5 Annie's father and brother flew down to London Air- port. Unfortunately during Annie's stay Erin got poison ivy and had to spend two¢ays in the hospital. The girls both enjoyed meeting each others grandparents and other family members. * * * * Janine Hayter was also fortunate to go participate in this French Ex- change to Quebec. Her buddy's name was Josce Trcpanier and she lived on Ste. Sophia which is -about the size of Varna, about an hours driyc north of Montreal. Janine went to Josec's first and enjoyed go- ing to La Ronde and other places in Quebec. When the week was over Jost* came to Janine's and Janine and her family took Josee to Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto :. raiautt- inti WIr fi5 Horse.-- Donna Hamathe% Exeter, Leona Mdrris sey of Ailsa Craig and Lynn Warren from Denfield admire a horse made of balloons at Friday's reception sponsored by the Pores City Yearling Sales. and Wally World in London. These girls shared two weeks together. * * * * * The Stan -Lee Club begins again for the season on Tuesday, Septem- ber 5. Eric and Sharon Chuter have graciously consented to give the club a tour through their 'mink barns so they will meet at their place at 7:30 p.m. There are several kinds and colours of mink and in spite of the fact we live so close to Chuter's Mink farm we probably know little about the mink so this should be an interesting experience. They arc looking forward to having all former members back and hop- ing there will be lots more new ones come along too. After the tour they will go to the complex, so bring along your lunch as usual. * * * * * The Township -of Stanley Pan- cake Breakfast is to be held Satur- day, September 2 from 7-11 a.m. at the Complex. Everyone welcome! Adults S4 and children S2. While there you may browse around at the Multi -family yard Sale to be held at the Ball Diamond across from the complex to be held both Saturday and Sunday. * * * * * The Bayfield Minor Hockey Meeting is on Thursday, August 31 at 7:30 in the Bayfield Municipal Building. Everyone is welcome and they are always looking for more players. Registration will be at a later date! * * * * * Varna Youth Group enjoyed a two night and three day camp out at Chesley Lake Camp last week.. Thanks goes out to the leader Sam Parker for devoting his time to this Youth Group. The kids that went were Janine Hayter, Kelly Ratcliffe, Jane Johnson, Suzanne Stephenson, David Rathwell, Chris Taylor, and Raymond Beierling. Next meeting to be at the manse on Thursday, September 7 at 7:30 p.m. Ivan and Marg. McClymont once again hosted the Henty Society Ca- nadian Gathering on Saturday, Au- gust 19. The Gathering has been an annual event for the past seven years at the McClymont farm. The members are composed of people interested in the life and works of George Alfred Henty who wrote over 100 books between 1868 and 1902. Henty titles were published in many colourful editions in Cn Ida, editions, they have become a fa- vourite of book collectors. Those attending this year's Gath- ering were: Brian Burgess, Bourne- mouth, England; Clarence Cluff, Coaldale, Alberta; Dennis and Hilda Larson, Winnipeg, Manitoba; Tru- dy Scherer, Scarborough; Ian Thompson, Milton, Tom and Wil- ma Greenlees, London; Doug Booth, Waterloo; Paul Smith, Woodstock; Wes and Agnes Rus- sell, Seaforth; and hosts, Ivan and Marg. Several members expressed inter- est in attending the English Gather- ing to be held next year at the home of Ann King, the Society secretary at Royston, England. On the previous Sunday to this gathering, Ivan and Marg. McCly- mont attended the McClyrnont pic- nic shower at Nick and Joan Whyte's to honour Glenn Barker and Jessica Horn in their forthcom- ing marriage. Twenty-five people attended. Glenn farmed in the Varna area for four years. Times -Advocate, August Page 31 WINNER LA wx RIDING MOWER : TON Y DENOMME Wins mower - Exeter District Co-op manager Murray Insley con- gratulates Tony Denomme as the winner of a riding lawn mower in a recent Co-op Gas Bar Draw. , Time for a snack - During Thursday's session tion Bible School, leader Joy Bradley hands out Harris, Oax Biondi and Mark Harrigan. of the Lucan Vaca - cookies to Greg Good experience - Employees in the Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority Youth Experience Pro- gram are shown in their efforts to improve the environment. Summer ABCA program ends EXETER - The Ausable Bayfield .-goncerxatiou..AWlter-itj has had a productive summer while creating • youth within our communities. The Environmental Youth Corpo- ration and Experience Program al- lows for employment in the career interests of our youth. The stu- dents launched many projects which have improved the environ- ment and made conservation and "'lt�!iifc arr' hr`ttr'r for visitors. ....--jtealltiitain_and the United States - and read throughout the English speaking world. They were also t published in several foreign coun- tnes. Because of the great variety of hired for the summer of 1989, Dar - roll Faber, Kippen, Jeff Dalrymple, - 'Exeter, Chris Holt, London, Leanne Dietrich, Crediton, David Dalrymple, Exeter, Mark Amos, iki64 '.Iplif„ Shav,11cy Br'una'.!o'l/ Crediton, Kim Lansbergen, Credi- ton, Jeff Chipchase, Exeter, Liz er, Scott Russell, Exeter, Scott Smithcrs, Stratford, Haden Tin- ney, Exeter and Charmaine Pritch- ard, Crediton. A variety of environmental pro- jects were undertaken this past summer. Such projects included the Rock Glen wheelchair accessi- ble trail, Parkhill creel census, crop trail monitoring, reservoir management, Exeter -Morrison planning, Parkhill fishing dock re- pairs, Parkhill Dam Maintenance, Bannockburn wheelchair accessible boardwalk, ramp and privy and Rock Glen museum displays. The program ended August.25. The A.B.C.A. staff wish all •stu- Elephants have noses - At Vacation Bible School at the Centralia Faith Tabernacle last week during a dents well and look forward to next puppet show Sarah Parker and Joey Graham try elephant noses on Jamie Parker and Laurie Harris. YT's crew. SS 0 ti� VliictT'[Os J chug hasp . pr(•�rylr� 7th Annual Clinton Raceway DRIVERS' CONTEST See ten of Canada's top drivers - including 487, Fred Sadler Paul Matthews Jim McClure Ross Battin Jim Whelan Ken Hardy $1,000. CASH PRIZE to winning driver Also featuring $3,000. INVITATION PACE After the races Join us for a TerryKerr' ROAST BEEF BARBECUE Adults 57.00 I Children under 12 S4 00 4 1