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Those people out at
Wildwood Park, have been
busy over the past couple
weekends, as their summer
schedule of events winds
down.
Over
the weekend of
Bayfield
by Bud Sturgeon
August. 16 and 17, the
_Bayfield park hosted the
Rondeau and Peterborough
Wildwood Park contingents
for friendly competition in a
series of special activities.
The 40 competitors from
Rondeau, and the 49 from
Peterborough were billeted
with other campers at the
Bayfield park.
Saturday they had a huge
smoked pork barbeque and a
dance. As well, a beauty
contest to pick Miss Wild -
Corbett
A family picnic of the
Corbett family and families
was held at Hensall Com-
munity Park on Saturday
which was attended by over
Hensall
Bertha McGregor
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sixty members and -friends.
Following dinner George
Parker presided for the
election of committees for
the picnic next year which is
to be held on the third
Sunday in August.
The regular service at
Hensall United Church was
held on Sunday, at 11 a.m.
with Rev. Stanley McDonald
conducting the service and
Douglas Klopp at the organ.
The message was "You
snore through the sermon?"
Soloist for the day was
Wayne Payne of London who
wood provided lots of fun, as
judges George Rich, Bruce
Johnston and Stewart Asher
determined Aggie Sierowski
of London to be the fairest in
the Woodland.
The two day slopitch
tournament wound to a close
on Sunday with both of the
Bayfield parks men's and
ladies teams narrowly
defeating their counterparts
from Rondeau. This tourney -
also marked the opening of
the new ball diamond at
Woodland.
Sunday also featured a
pancake breakfast for all the
visitors. Next years plans for
the annual event are already
in the works, and Rondeau
Wildwood Park (just south of
Chatham) will be hosting the
fun weekend.
This. past weekend, the
Wildwood Olympics were
held at the Bayfield Park
with events like swimming,
baseball, basketball,
ars i
sang "Jesus Lover of My
Soul" and "What a Friend I
Have In Jest's". Greeting
at the door was Ross Veal
and ushers were Tim
Rowcliffe, John O'Brien,
Scott Jesney and Donald
Wareing.
A visitor's registration and
pen set, depecting the front
entrance of the church was
kindly donated by the church
custodian Milton Lavery,
and occupied a prominent
place at the front entrance of
the church.
July birthday greetings
to residents
Birthday greetings were
extended to residents Mrs.
Ethel Drover and Ed Devine
residents of Queensway
Nursing Home who
celebrated July birthdays.
The residents express a
sincere thank you to Ivan
Norris, Jim Young, and
volleyball, lawndarts, David and Goliath story all
euchre and bridge filling the over again as the Bayfield
all day competition.. Flyers dumped the
Taking home the honours Knighthawks, 15 to 9.
were the Jack Benny Club The Flyers, who had not
(39 and holding) who had the beaten their cross town
best participation, as they rivals previously in several
edged out the Camp Adults seasons of play, took ad -
and the Teens and kids. vantage of two big scoring
About 100 persons took inningsto coast to victory.
part in the race for the They. now lead the con -
trophy donated by Wildwood solation semi-final series one
Park. game to zero. The next game
The Olympics wound up was' scheduled for Wed -
with a fun Square Dance and nesday night at Bayfield.
a mini -golf tournament. Wednesday evening was a
Next weekend a flea big night in Bluewater
market (with everyone from Ladies slopitch action for the
Bayfield and area welcome) Bayfield Goodtimes, as they
an intercamp baseball came out of Zurich with an 8 -
tournament, and a turkey 7 victory over the Stanley
roast will close out the Stars. The win kept the
summer schedule of ac- Goodtimes alive in their
tivities at the park. best -of -five semi-final series
Flyers take opener by forcing another game.
Statistically it didn't look The Stars lead two games to
like it would be much of a one. '
series, but last Thursday Wednesday night the
night it looked like . the old Bayfield Babes handed the
meets for picnic
George Mathonia who recent visitors with Mr. and
supplied wonderful music for Mrs. Jack Corbett.
them. It was appreciated by Sarah Collins spent a
all the residents. couple of days last week with
Rev. Forsythe of Exeter their grandmother Mrs."
conducted worship at the Laird Mickle and she
home accompanied by Bob returned with them to visit
Cameron at the piano. for a few days with their
Visitors with Irma Wilds parents Mr. and Mrs. Brian
were Kay Cockwell, Dorothy Collins in Waterloo.
Lee, Marie and Henry Wilds, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bonnie Hamron and Win- MacLaren, Jodi and Brooke
nifred Wilds. of Oakville spent a few days
Mrs. Helen Reid visited last week visiting with Don's
Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Annie mother Mrs. Bertha
Becker. visited Mrs. MacGregor.
Triebner. Beatrice and Vera Mrs. Robert Rathwell and
Johnson visited their mother infant son Jeffrey returned
Mrs. Volland. Jack and Eva home from St. Joseph's
Jordan visited Cora Alcock. Hospital on Monday.
Bill and Helen Taylor and Congratulations Kay and
Olive Stephenson visited Rob.
Russell Erratt.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Adams of Exeter
were
TICKET TIME — Among the many busy persons at the Zurich Bean Festival were the sellers
of the meal tickets. Purchasing a ticket from Jim Parkins was Cheryl Nafziger of RR 1,
Zurich.
The Zurich Bean Festival ex-
presses sincere appreciation to
the many Zurich and area
businesses and volunteers for
their help in making this year's
bean festival another big
success.
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Varna Agrico's a 12 to 6 loss
in Varnd as they took a 2 to 1
lead in their best -of -five
semi-final series.
By the end of the fourth
inning, Varna had opened up
a 6-31ead, but from then on it
was all Babes as they scored
9 unanswered runs for the
win.
Bayfield Ratepayers meeting
- AIthough repeated
attempts were made to
stymie discussion on the
proposed Mill Pond Marina
it was what the crowd came
to talk about and when
allowed, talk they did.
The meeting which was
held last Saturday morning
at the old town hall, saw a
very good turnout with most
seats . on the floor being
occupied and many people
occupying the balcony
above. Estimates would put
the count at over 100 persons.
The meeting opened with
Ratepayers president,
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