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It was a perfect day last Sunday when the new Goderich Township ball diamond was
officially opened. Reeve Grant Sterling and former reeve Gerry Ginn, right, who threw
the first pitches, look on as two township teams play slo-pitch. Free hotdogs and pop were
also provided. i James Fitzgerald photo)
Holmesville 4-H Club
elects new ,officers
The first meeting of the
Holmesville II club was held
on September 5 at the home
of their . leader, Bev Van
Ninhuys. All members .were
present. • ,
Bev opened the meeting
with the 4-11 pledge, followed
by the election of officers.
The results were as follows:
president, Shana Hutchings;
vice-president, Margaret
Anne Hummel; secretary,
Henrietta Boon; treasur'er,
Lisa DePutter;. press
reporter, Barbie Brand:
The leader gave out the 4-
H project batiks and Food
Basics guide. All first read
from the Food Basics guide
and were assigned to finish
• all the puzzles, for the next
meeting.. •
Then all went to their
project manuals and • an-
swered'the roll call: For the
second meeting, all were to
find -six illustrations and egg -
and chicken recipes for the
manuals. After this, all went
to work cutting up chickens ,
and dividing each part in a
bag for the freezer.
Riddell won't contest
Huron -Middlesex MPP
Jack Riddell will not be
among those contesting the
Ontario Liberal party
leadership, which will
become vacant'through the
retirement of Dr. Stuart
Smith.
"No sir," Riddell said
emphatically, when reached
..at his Toronto office to see if
he was considering entering
the race as: Smith's 'sue-.
cessor.
While noting that he had
. been approached by several
pei.4 e to consider contesting
the leadership, the Dash-
wood area farmer said he
•\may have considered it if he
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He said he has some ap-
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leaders go through an'd he
isn't interested in such a
hectic life.
' He also indicated he has
not yet thrown his' support
behind any Of the announced
candidates to date, favoring
to wait and see who throw
their hats into the ring.
Riddell predicted the
leadership convention would
prohably be held at the same,
time as the party's annual
meeting in March.
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The first meeting of the
fall season was held and the
leader in charge was Barb
Betties. She took as her
theme "School Days". A
reading was given by Isobel
Sturdy and a prayer was
read by Phyllis Cox. Both
were from the Third Grade
Readers both published 1885.
The roll call, a verse from
your old autograph album,
resulted in many a chuckle.
Doris Batkin took up the
offering and Larene Young
read from the Third Reader
of 1925. President Jean Ginn
was in charge of the business
part of the meeting, remin-
ding members that. the
church anniversary is Oc-
tober 4 and the bazaar is on
November 4. Members were
reminded to bring in their
pennies to the October
meeting.
Ball news
Saturday the squirts final-
ly played their tournament
under sunny skies. They lost
their first game but even-
tually went on to win the con-
solation trophy. Congratula-
tions boys. Thank you to
Scott Bell, John Koetsier and
Jack Mayhew for their
faithful coaching all summer
which made them such a fine
team.
There have been several
trophies won this year by our
Township teams. They are
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1981—PAGE 15
has "school days" theme for meeting
went on the bus trip to
Midland last Friday and for
helping to make it such a
happy day. Also thank you to
our driver Lee Simple for his
extra surprises. Hope to see
you on some of my other
trips.
Holmesville
news
Blanche Deeves
correspondent
395-5257
all displayed in the
Holmesville General Store.
We can be very proud of the
township teams this year.
And the midget boys are
out for one more trophy this
weekend in a tournament in
Londesboro. The first game
is against Blyth on Saturday
at 11 a.m. Good luck boys.
On Saturday we had our
end of the season hot dog
barbecue for the township
families who have been in-
volved in softball this sum-
mer. There were several fun
baseball games, with the
parents playing against the
children. Unfortunately
there were no final scores to
report as no scorekeepers
were used.
Arm bars were presented
and hot dogs and pop were
enjoyed by all. Thanks very
much to everyone who
helped to make the day such
a successand especially to
Bill Crawford and 'his
helpers for setting up the
barbecue and doing all the
cooking, and to the coaches
who kept the baseball games
going all afternoon.
Also thank you to Art Bell
who put so much effort into
making softball in Goderich
Township a big success
again thisyear.
On Sunday the • official
opening of the Goderich
Township ball park was
held. Gerry Ginn remarked
that it has been seven years
since the ball park was
started but now we sure have
a park to be proud of. He
then threw the first pitch and
Grant Sterling surprised
everyone by hitting the ball.
This was followed by a
baseball game involving
several of our local ball
players which ended in a tie.
Hot dogs and pop were pro-
vided for everyone to make
the day a complete success.
The Holmesville
won their game against On-
tario Hospital, Goderich,
under the lights in
Holmesville last Thursday
night. They play again on
Wednesday night,
September 16 against Varna
in Holmesville at 8:30 p.m.
The Recreation Commit-
tee is holding a dance at the
Goderich Township Com-
munity Centre on September
19. Music will be provided by
the Country.Companions.
Be sure to keep October 17
open for the Octoberfest and
dance in the Community
Centre. L.'
The Enterprising Seniors
will meet on September 17 at
8 p.m. in the Community'
Centre in Holmesville.
Congratulations to Karen
and Gordon Yeo who were
married Saturday. May they
have a long and happy life
together.
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mother Mrs. Lillian Grum-
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like to thank everyone who
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