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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-08-27, Page 5Walton Peewees win two to advance in Walton Corresppondent MRS. ALLAN 14ICCALL 887-6677 Walton Pee -Wee Boys advanced in W OAA Softball playoffs when they eliminated W ingham in two straight games. In the first game played at WIngham on August 12, Walton edged Wingham 3-2 in a fine pitchers duel. Tim Nolan ended the game by striking out the last batter with the tying run on third base. The second game of the best two out of three series was played at Walton on August 17. Wingham opened the game with a two -run home -run by D. Heinmiller in the top of the first inning but Walton tied it with two runs of their own in bottom of the fast. W Ingham led 4-3 after four and 5-4 after six innings. In the top of the seventh inning, Wingham picked up one run to lead 6-4 going into the bottom of the seventh inning. The first batter for Walton was Tim Nolan, who walked on four pitches. Manny Taylor then hit a long triple over first base to score the run. Wingham then changed pitchers before the next W alton batter, Ron Stevenson hit another long triple over first base to tie the score. The next batter was Brian Love, who hit a single over third base to score the winning run and give Walton a 7-6 victory and a 2-0 win in the series. Walton will now have a bye until Winthrop, Mitchell, St. Marys and Milverton determine a winner to play against Walton. TRI -COUNTY In the'hi-County league, Walton ended in first place and received a bye in the first round of the playoffs. The top five teams were Walton - 33 points, Brussels - 32 points, Gowanstown - 31 points, Belmore - 28 points, and Winthrop - 19 points, The two winners of Winthrop vs. Gowans - town and Belmore vs. Brussels will play W alton in a round-robin series with home and home games. The two top teams then play a two out of three series for the Championship. Walton Pee Wee Boys are Steve Fritz, Paul McLiwain, Tim Nolan,Manny Taylor, Ron Stevenson, Brian Love, Pat Nigh, Brad Taylor, Brent Evans, Jim Shortreed, Brian Williamson and Michael Miller. 'Coaches are George Love, Bruce Clark and Don Nolan. TOURNAMENT RALNED OUT The 12th Annual Walton Squirts Tourna- ment was held this past weekend. Only 4 games were played before it was rained out and had to be postponed. The results of the games so far are: Winthrop 4 - Belgrave 5; Belmore 5 - Brussels 1; Walton 9 Londesboro 0; and Mitchell 18 - Clinton 2. The tournament for the remaining games are rescheduled for September 5 and 6. Tickets on the Grocery Draw will still be available until September 6 when the draw will be held. BAKE AND GARAGE SALE The Walton Area Sports Club are busy planning some fundraising events. The first one to take place will be a Garage and Bake Sale, Saturday, August 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, August 31 from 12-4 p.m. Donations in baking or anything for the garage sale will be most welcome from anyone in the community. Please bring your items to the park between 8:30 a.m 10:00 a.m. Saturday. With everyone's supportwe can be Hicknell family celebrate parent's an Tom and Joanne Melady, Brian Melady, Debbie, Sean and Brian Melady, and Anne and Wayne Chapin, Vanessa and William spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Melady celebrating Ted's birthday. About 60 descendants of Funk and Cecilia Melady attended the Melady reunion at the home of Tom and Teresa Melady, Goderich. Those attending were from Dublin, St. Columban, Kitchener, Toronto, London, Goderich and Mitchell. SOCC ER TOURNAM ENT St. Columban held a Mosquito soccer. tournament this past Saturday. Despite the wind and rain all eight teams showed up. Teams from Goderich, Grand Bend, Seaforth. Lucan, Bryanston, St. Columban and two teams from Exeter played on a newly landscaped St. Columban soccer field. St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 On Friday evening the family of Francis and Marie Hicknell honored their parents with a dinner at Grebs Restaurant in Waterloo on the occasion of their 30th wedding anniversary. Those attending were Joe Hicknell of Goderich, Teresa and Martin Van Raay of Dashwood, John Hicknell of St. Marys, Marg Bicknell and friend of Water- loo, Stephen, RR 5, Seaforth, Joe Manley of Stratford and Matilda Hicknell of Kitchener. Unable to attend were Larry and Fran Hicknell of Nipigon. assured of a successful Garage and Bake Sale. 30th ANNIVERSARY Institute Branches; from Huron -East Dis- trict joined with the Walton Women's Institute members to help celebrate their 30th Anniversary in the hall, Wednesday evening August 20, 1986. President, Helen Craig welcomed the large crowd to the special evening of the Walton Institute. Marjorie Humphries was pianist. Helen read a poem, "The last few years changes of the W .I. hall. Secretary, Margaret Shortreed read min- utes of the first Institute meeting in 1956, held at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. In 1957 there was a membership of 57. The former roll call brought 17 ,members to the front when corsages were pinned on and several pictures taken, present members were later given corsages. In the correspondence several cards of Congratulations and Best W ishes were read from several of the Institutes and former members. This being the meeting on Resolutions the Itoll Call, "A Homemakers beef which might be improved by a resolution or an appropriate action" brought in a variation of answers from members and friends of other branches. Leona Armstrong, the guest speaker, was introduced by Betty McCall. Leona told of her responsibility of her new job as Huron County Warden along with her township affairs and other activities she attends through the year. Marion Godkin thanked Leona . for her interesting message and presented her with a gift. The visiting branches contributed a num- ber for the program sharing in the 30th niversary Staffa women enjoy picnic in Exeter Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 Grace Kerslake, Bernice Armstrong Drake, ris Miller, Marion McCaughey, Marjorie Hazel Harbum and Roberta Templeman, were the members from Staffa Women's Institute who attended and enjoyed the picnic and dinner at MacNaughton's Park, Exeter, as guests of the the Hurondale Women's Institute. .• Mr. and Mrs. Doug Norris, Evan andLana, Caledon, and Gary and Cheryl Norris, Calgary, Alberta, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family and Orpha Norris. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stratford trio viei McKillop Correspondent MRS. IDELLA E. REGELE 527-1106 Angeline. Carrie and Cory Hare of Stratford spent last week with their grand- parents Mr, and Mrs. Harold McCallum at RR. 1, Walton. Mrs. Terry Ward of RR 4, Walton, Ruth Ward and Doris Ward of Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ward of Monkton spent last week at Durham on holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward, David, Billie Jae, and Matthew of Brodhagen, Mrs. Terry Ward ofR.R 4, Walton, Norman Hubley and Melia Regele of Seaforth visited Thursday evening at the home of Dale and Nancy Winters at RR 4, Walton. Lisa Beuttenmiller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beuttenmiller of Seaforth, left Friday evening for Austria (Europe) where she will spend the next year. We all wish her success in her new job. Harold Partridge and Irene Kistner W f RR 1, Bornholm were Sunday guests home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kistner and Templeman, Carrah and Cain, were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Scott, Eric and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Worden, Dana and Meghan. Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman, Ruth Templeman, Stratford,' and Barb Temple- man, Rexdale, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Donovan and their infant son, Matthew Patrick, Campbellville. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norris, Sean, Michael and Erin, Bale 'd' Urfe', Quebec, visited this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and family and Mrs. Orpha Norris. Congratulation to Albert Visscher and Theresa Douma who were married in the Christian .Reform Church at Athens on August 16. We' welcome Theresa to the community. Mrs. John Templeman attended a commit- tee meeting at the Erland Lee Museum Home on Monday. t grandparents McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Maur St. Seaforth 521-1140 • Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service —ENJOY— GUITAR LESSONS Register Now For September Lessons 482- 3597 Loaner instruments ®vailablei Instructor Poul Stevenson —Clinton— Phone for registration girls at Seaforth. The occasion, Danielle's birthday. They also called at the home of Norman Hubley and Idella Regele at Seaforth. Mike Nevers of Sarnia is holidaying with Larry and Marsha Nevers at RR 4, Walton. Gordon Byers of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jrajaefski of Milverton and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale of RR 4, Clinton, visited Sunday at the home of Helen Byers, Seaforth. The "B" trophy went to the squad team from Lucan and the "A" trophy went to the Exeter No. 1 team. Many spectators came to see the tourna- ment and the organizers hope this interest shown will keep growing in the years to come. PEOPLE Gerry, Karen, Jason, Amanda and Jeremy Ryan visited on Sunday with Don and Brenda Ryan and boys of Melbourne and all spent a few hours at Story Book Gardens in London. Pat Subject and children and Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the weekend with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan and Mary Jo Rayn of Southampton spent a couple days last week with her parents. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 27, 1986 ®'A5 WOAA softball, playoffs Anniversary of the Walton Institute. Ethel branch presented a guessing contest followed by Gorrie conducting a nursery rhyme contest. Moncrief had a sing -song while a Lakelet member sang azbolo. Cranbrook had an interesting purse contest followed by Brussels Majestic presenting a comical skit on Naughty Mother Goose. , Fordwich mem- bers read a poem. Leona Armstrong presented a county mug that was won by Marie McTaggart. The table at the front of the hall was set with an anniversary cake beautifully decorat- ed in the Institute colors of blue and gold by Marion Godkin, It was adorned by blue candles in gold holders. The cake was cut by Mrs. Wilbur (Jen) , Turnbull, the first secretary of the Walton W W.I. in 1958. Following the Institute Grace everyone was invited to the basement for refreshments of HAPPY 35th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mamie and Joe Delaney 1951-1986 SEPTEMBER 1 fresh fruit, a an toe cream along with tea, served by hostesses Leona McDonald; Berva Watson; Margaret Shortreed and Margaret Craig, PERSONAS Nicld Machon, Goderich and Justin Corrin, London spent a few clays last week with the former's grandmother, Viola Kirkby. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and John were: Ann Playford, Mississauga; Miss Yvonne McPherson, Wingham; and Mr. and Mrs. Watston Webster, Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kuntz and girls, Holyrood visited on Sunday 'with Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Thompson and family. ' Mr. and Mies. Bruce Clark and family returned home from their vacation in Vancouver, where they visited with relatives and took in Expo '86. ILABOURDAY WEEKEND SPECIALS Augtist 28, 29, 30 While Supplies Last TASTY -NU BREAD ALWAYS FRESH FRESH OFF CHEESES THE BLOCK MEDIUM MONTERRAY CHEDDAR BACK 3.19 ,b 3.09 lb. COUNTRY BUNS Doz, .99 ICE BOX COOKIES doz.1.29 WE HAVE MAPLE LEAF DELI MEATS A WIDE VARIETY OF DELICIOUS DONUTS -MUFFINS and FRESH HOT COFFEE! asty r- Bghery «Cheese House 14 MAIN ST. ' SEAFORTH 527-1803 Congratulations Mom and Dad Love Always, Yvonne, Pat, Maureen, Jim, Jayne and Lucille SiNace All Men's, Women's and Children's 60 Main Street, Seaforth Back To School Specials Buy any pair of Men's or Women's Y Joggers 6\ 500TO OFF iwii Joggers and get 1 pair of MacLean Socks 97 for 1 cent! Seaforth & District High School First Seinester - Sept. -2 - Jan. 28 Second Semester - Feb. 2 - June 19 Adults interested in obtaining credits are advised to contact the school at 527-1296 . Up to 4 credits may be taken in each semester. N.R. SCOTT PRINCIPAL In order that the friendly staff at The Huron Expositor may enjoy the long weekend with family and friends, the office will be 1 CLOSED on MONDAY, Sept. 1 PLEASE NOTE ALL DEADLINES, j ADVANCE TO FRIDAY, Aug. 29 4:30 p.m. 11 FIRST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION RENT 2 MOVIESra, GET YOUR 3rd 7. fl Por ch s. SE AFORIH TEXACO & VIDEO Wishes a special thank; to all video and gas customers who helped snake our first year in business a successful one. 446 4 r'e4" =tiM:M-1' rairA1400.0. "r! X 11 T. t.ffi£@ETa ENJOY A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY • ..,o itor 527-0240-