Miss Hoolie and the children are really looking forward to it.

Miss Hoolie suggests they use it to tell a story.

Miss Hoolie says that he should show them where milk comes from in the first place.

Miss Hoolie asks her to tell the children a story about animals.

Miss Hoolie is holding a fish supper for the children's grandparents.

Most of the buildings along the Hoolie were dark but other city lights reflected from low clouds.

Miss Hoolie hopes to take the children into the garden, but it is raining.

Miss Hoolie asks him to organise a disco for the children.

Miss Hoolie has friends coming to visit, so she organises a special picnic for them to feel at home.

Miss Hoolie helps her get to sleep and the gang plays a sleeping game with the children.

Miss Hoolie sends him home with a carton of juice.

They are a few kilometers above the city, still flying over the Hoolie River.

Miss Hoolie wants to show off her holiday snaps.

The entire story is also summarised at the end of each programme by Miss Hoolie.

And Hoolie, the late-developing speed horse with four straight victories, ran last.

The Hoolie lay about five klicks to the south.

How could you possibly know that I had come back down the Hoolie?"

Miss Hoolie is the nursery school teacher, the narrator around whom all stories revolve.

Miss Hoolie makes him some honey and lemon tea.

Miss Hoolie tells Archie that the children are playing a hospital game.

The Benares had come out into the main channel of the Hoolie.

The name was derived from a misheard word for a type of field holler, the hoolie.

She spots a flattened beach ball in Miss Hoolie's office.

Miss Hoolie discovers a pile of old pipes in the cupboard and has no idea what to do with them.

They arrived at Miss Hoolie's house to get sandwiches.