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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-28, Page 12URSIA ', At GUST28,1980. by Gwen Pemberton and Bud Sturgeo.r, an ng and sports The Bayfield Wildwood's men's team won tate championship in the slip -pitch tourney held over the weekend at, the camp near Bayfield, The Bayfield women's team also won the ladies division. (Bud Sturgeon photo) Pre-school Group ready to begin It's time for school again, even for the little ones and registration for the Bayfield Co-operative Pre-school Play Group is now on. Ruth Andrew, chair- man of the Play Group reports that registration should be completed by September 5 and in- terested parents can register their children for. the Play Group at the Just Hair Shop on Main It's a fact There was Marconi and there also was Reginald Fessenden. Born in East Bolton, Quebec, -Fessenden was known as the 'lather of radio" and he succeeded in broad- casting voices through the air without wires, even before Marconi. Fessenden achieved the first radio telephone conversation, the first two-way radio com- munication and the first radio broadcast of music,, and voice. =froth The First Original Unexpergated Authentic Canadian Book of Lists. Street. Although the Play Group was having dif- ficulties earlier in the year securing volunteers to help, Helen Latimer will be donating her time for the nursery class. With ' the help of other mothers, the children will take part in a half-day program of different activities, creative play, crafts and a story time. The Play Group is open to all children between the ages of two and five and is held each Thur- sday morning from, 9- 11:30 am in the \Bayfield Historians... • from page 11 arrangements with the Ba-yfield Historical Society to ' obtain material. He was introduced by Brig. F. Clift and thanked by Miss D. Cox, local archivist. Mrs.. D. Reddoch, assisted by Mrs. A. Parker, Mrs. M. Fellows, and Mrs. E. Young ., was in charge of f the social hour which followed Mr. MadMillan's address. Municipal Building. Other than the registration fee, there is no charge at the volun- teer operated nursery and last year the Play Group was successfully, run with an attendance of 20 children. If there are any further questions on the Play Group interested parents can contact Ruth Andrew at 565-2131. eekend fun at Wildwood The people out at Wildwood," Park have ljeen busy over 'the past couple of weekends as their summer schedule of events winds down. Over the weekend of August 16 and 17, . the Bayfield Park hosted the Rondeau , and Peter- '- borough Wildwood Park contingents for friendly competition in a saries of special ct iviLieb. The 40 competitors from Rondeau, and the 49 from Peterborough were show some aspect of life, political bias, or customs of the times. Mr, MacMillan con- cluded his address by, stating that he would be very happy to make billeted with other ca'Irnpers at the Bayfield Last Sunday was a perfect sununer day for water related activities at Bayfield as the holiday period fast draws to a close. This picture was taken .fromthe sailboat Shawanaga and looks up the busy harbor. (Bud Sturgeon photo, Parks Saturday they had a huge 'smoked pork' barbecue and a dance. As well, a beauty contest to pick 'Miss Wildwood' provided lots of fun, as judges George Rich, Bruce Johnston and Stewart Asher deter- mined Aggie Sierowski of London to be the fairest in the `Woodland'. The Lwo clay sio-pitcl>< 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 year's 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 Parke with events like swim- ming, baseball, basketballt, volleyball, lawn darts, euchre and bridge filling the all day competition. Taking home the honours were the 'Jack Ber>,ny r Club' (39 and holding) who had the best participation as they edged out the Camp Adults and the Teens and Kids. Aboul 100 persons took part in the race for the trophy donated by Wildwood Park. The Olympics wound up with a 'fun Square Dance' and a mini -golf tournament. Next weekend, a flea market (with everyone from Bayfield and area welcome), an inter -camp baseball tournament and a turkey roast will close out the summer schedule of activities at the park. Quotable I have always found that the way to 'a woman's heart lies through her child. - T.C. 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