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Second one in family
Bayfield reeve scares hole in orae
vice Sunday morning was
Nathan Andrew Walz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Walz of
London.
Tuesday, May 30, a
olfer's dream came true for
ne of Bayfields' avid
golfers. Ed Oddleifson,
Reeve of Bayfield was out at
the Blyewater Golf Course,
TWO
BIG
DAYS
SUNDAY
JUNE 11
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SPRING SERIES
Preliminaries at 11:30 a.m. Ej
FINAL HEATS at 1:30 p.m.
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ADMISSION $3.00 CHILDREN
(12&under) $1
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just north of the Village on
Highway 21, and he and his
wife were enjoying a game of
golf, when Ed got a Hole -in -
one in the fifth hole on the
white tee. Greenskeeper
Jerry Stirling witnessed the
event and was the first to
congratulate Ed. The only
Bayfield
by Milve na Erickson
woman to experience such
an acheivement at
Bluewater was Ed's wife
Flory, who two years ago
had her "dream" come true.
Mrs. Maureen Samways
said that there is on the
average only one Hole -in -one
a year. She and husband Ron
own and operate the
Bluewater Golf Course and
adjoining Campground.
Sale back at hall
Almost 30 years ago, Miss
Rankin conceived the idea of
a rummage sale to help
bolster the coffers of the
Pioneer Park Association.
The first sale was held in
• the old Town Hall with ar-
ticles donated by Villagers
and summer residents as
well. Every spring, since
then when housecleaning,
the people remember the
rummage sale (which
became an annual event)
and save the articles they
have grown out of, grown
tired of or in general have no
more use for; and donate
generously to the Pioneer
Park rummage sale.
From the time Miss
Rankin convened the first
sale in the Town Hall it was
an instant success and has
become bigger and better
every year since. It
remained in the Town Hall
and in 1962 was first held in
the Bayfield Arena. That
year, Mrs. Doris Hunter was
the convener and the whole
operation was expanding
and the late Hales Dresser
suggested to Mrs. Hunter
that it might be a good idea
to change the location to the
Arena, which they did. Hales
and his brother Willard gave
their services faithfully for
many, many years and
carted goods with their truck
as part of their contribution
to the organization. The late
Mrs. Charles Will was
convener for many years,
Miss Jessie Metcalf for a
year; Mrs. Doris Hunter,
four years; Mrs. Anne
Tillmann, Mrs. Gregory,
Mrs. Peg Willock and Mrs.
011ie Chapman, who got the
young people involved, and
the list of dedicated con-
veners goes on and on and
this year, two young women
Mary Ellen Fellows and Kim
Gammage are the con-
veners. Although they will
not be here in the village
until the end of June, the
contact. person is Mrs.
Mildred Fellows.
Now after 16 years of the
sale being held in the arena,
this year it will revert to its
original site of the Town Hall
and will be held on Friday
evening, July 14 at 8 p.m.
The conveners are ap-
pealing to the residents to
please save your unwanted
articles for the rummage
sale; and anyone wishing to
donate articles is asked to
call Mildred Fellows at 565-
2745.
Two baptised
Timothy Bruce, infant son
of Doug and Brenda Arm-
strong of R.R. 3, Bayfield,
was baptised Sunday
morning in Knox
Presbyterian Church,
Bayfield, in a ceremony
performed by Rev. A.C.
Young.
Also baptised at the Ser -
Student minister
Mr. David McBride a
student ministkr of Knox
College, Toronto, preached
his first service of the
summer season in Knox
Presbyterian Church,
Bayfield on Sunday morning,
June 4. He and his wife Julie
will be working together in
Knox Church this summer
and are extended a hearty
welcome to the Village.
Golf Starts
The local golf season
began Thursday with golfers
gathering for a get
acquainted party at
Bluewater Golf Course last
Thursday. Anyone wishing to
spare in the mens league
may do so by signing -in at
the golf course. Both high
and low handicaps are
needed.
Receive letter
Deputy Minister of Culture
and Recreation, George
Kapelos, in a letter to Mrs.
Doris Hunter, president of
the Local Architectural
Conservancy Advisory
Committee, extended his
personal thanks to the
L.A.C.A.C. for the warm
welcome that he and two
busloads of members of the
Society for the Study of
Architecture in Canada had
received when they visited
and toured the Village last
week. He thanked the
merchants for remaining
open and allowing the
members to inspect their
buildings. On behalf of the
L.A.C.A.C., Mrs. Hunter also
extends her thanks for the
kind co-operation of the
Villagers. The tour included
members from all over
Canada who were very
impressed with the Village.
Flowers raise 5500
Mrs. Marilyn Haw,
reported that over $500.00
had been raised in the
Flowers of Hope campaign
canvass in Bayfield area last
week for the South Huron
Association for the Mentally
retarded. She wishes to
thank all those who donated
and to the canvassers, Fern
Baker, Charlene Porter,
Kathleen Siertsema,
Lorraine Fisher, Diane
Argyle, Ruth Makins, Judy
Huntley, Carol Penhale,
Helen Le Beau, Vera
McLaughlin, Elizabeth
Grainger and Marg Talbot.
Will have visiting choir
The congregation of St.
Andrews United Church is
looking forward to the visit
of the Junior Choir of
Kingsway Lampton United
Church, Toronto during the
weekend of June 10 and 11.
We hope their visit to
Bayfield will be a happy one.
Announce Engagement
Congratulations to Doug
Telford of Bayfield and
Wilma Jean Weiberg of R.R.
1 Zurich whose engagement
was announced this week.
Doug is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Telford of Bayfield and
Wilma Jean is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg
of R.R. 1 Zurich. The young
couple plan their wedding for
Saturday July 8 in St. Peters
Lutheran Church, Zurich.
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Citizens News, June 8, 1978 Page 13
PUBLIC MEETING
For those concerned about the
removal of books from English
courses in Huron County schools.
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY
SCHOOL
TUES., JUNE 13, 7.30 p.m.
Guest speakers: June Callwood
and members of the Canadian
Writers Guild.
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Fi
Lurge Auction SaleE..:
_
Of Choice Farm Land Properties, _
Marlette Traitor Home, Tractors, SP
Combine, Full Line of Farm Machinery lz-
__ To be held on property lot 21, con. 9, Hay
Township 1 mile east of Zurich or 5 miles west
of Hensall on hardtop county road for Jacob
g. Peters, RR 1, Zurich, Ontario.;
Saturday, June 17, 12:00 P.M.
REAL ESTATE: 100 acres more or less medium clay
loam parcel 1, Lot 21, Con. 9 Hay twp. BARN Main
E barn 44 x 66 L barn 36 x 40 stanchions to accom-
modate 32 head, large holding pen, stable cleaner,
SILOS 2 upright 16 x 60 built in 1970, 13 x 42 both
with silo unloaders, pit silo 16 x 24 with 8 ft. suppor-
= ting walls, 2 storage machine sheds (32 x 60), (20 x
40) HOUSE: Very modern home (downstairs)
kitchen, dining room, living room, den, powder
room and sun room, (upstairs) 4 bedrooms and 3
= piece bath. Also on property is small cottage for ad-
= ditional help, 309 ft. drilled well ample water. The
crops have been planted Approx. 58 acres. Barley &
approx. 38 acres corn.
PARCEL 2: 50 acres more or less west I/ , lot 20,
— con. 8 on hardtop raod choice level tiled soil ex-
= cellent ground for potatoes & market gardening
= cash crops etc. Planted 43 acres corn, 7 acres mixed
grain. 400 lbs. dry fert. & 150 lbs. liquid nitrogen &
= weed control have been used this season. TERMS
ON REAL ESTATE: these properties will be offered
for sale at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 17, subject to a
reasonable reserve bid 10% down by CERTIFIED
= CHEQUE, balance in 60 days or at time of posses-
= sion which must be satisfactory to both parties (Ven-
= dor & Purchaser) for this year crop, any further con-
= ditions will be announced at time of sale.
PACKAGE 3: 12 x 60 Marlette trailor with 7 x 20
F. tel. extension tri axle 6 wheeler, heavy duty hitch, 3
E -.-
bedrooms, heavily insulated, 30 gal. Inglis water
= heater, 100 amp. service, GE heavy duty washer &
dryer, 3 pc. bath with shower, oil furnace, beach
30rr elct, stove. Inglis frost free fridge. Completely
furnished, rugs & drapes, al. storms, TERMS 10%
down, balance 30 days at time of possession must
= be moved from property unless other arrangements
are made.
TRACTORS: David Brown model 1212 dual tires on
back (Diesel) good cond. John Deere 2010 (gas)
with Dunn & Larc loader full hyd. controls & Hyd.
bucket (3744 hrs.), Model B. AC Hyd, & 2 row bean
42. puller, Briggs & Stratton engine 116" water pump,
MF. 3 PTH 10 ft: Disc. Int. 56 corn & bean planter,
fibre glass hopper, Int. PTO 130 manure spreader,
new drag chain one back cylinder, Int..46 hay baler,
N. Int. 13 run seed drill, New Holland harvester, M717
al pickup, corn head, Rex forage box with horst
wagon, New Holland 27 forage blower, blower
Ei
pipes 60 ft., Schultz manure spreader, Case SP
Combine 960 cab, grain & corn head, Int. 3 PTH
plow M36 ace bottom JM gravity box & wagon, Int.
= 4 furrow model 46 ploy notched coulters, Bissell
double discs ultra modern, Little Giant grain
elevator 42 ft. with 2 HP elct. 220, 2 Kongskilde
cultivators, (9 1 ft for 4 row scuffling, 11 1/2 ft), AC
PTO hay rake, hammermill & belt, 3 stainless steel
= milkers & Bulk Tank.
1. ANTIQUES: flat to wall cupboard oak & round oak
FE table, 6 press back chairs, Jenny Lind bed 3/4", small
— vanity, old parlor table, wash stand. All are in good
11 cond. Many other items found on a farm.
= Terms of Sale Cash
Personal Cheques & Positive Indentification.
Everyone Must Register & Receive A Number.
Proprietor or Auctioneer Not Liable or
Responsible For Accidents Day of Sale
'Jacob Peters, Prop. Zurich, Ontario 236-4706
7-4
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Percy Wright _
Auctioneer
KIPPEN 262-5515
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