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Slowpitch Baseball
The mens Slowpitch Baseball
league held several games during
the weekend.
The following are the teams
who played and their scores.
Bayfield Lions against Camp
Kitchigami 14-8 for Kitchigami,
Paul Bunyan versus Old
Homestead 16-5 in favour of Paul
Bunyan, Varna against Blue
Anchor with the score of 26 to 21
for Blue Anchor, Bayfield Knight
Hawks versus Pine Lake, racking
up a score of 41-19 for the Knight
Hawks, The teams play every
Saturday evening and some
Sunday afternoons with the finals
on Labour Day weekend.
40th Anniversary
A fortieth Anniversary
celebration was held for Mr. &
Mrs. Gladwin Westlake at their
home at RR 3, Bayfield on
Saturday evening May 28. In
attendance to honour the couple
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were members of their wedding
party; bridesmaid Mrs. Jean
Greer, (the bride's sister) RR 3,
Bayfield, the best man Laurence
Talbot of Hamilton and
waitresses, Mrs. Elizabeth
Grainger RR 2, Zurich and Mrs.
Ilene Cleave of Bayfield. (the
soloist Alma Hess was unable to
be present.)
15th Anniversary
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Sturgeon of
Bayfield celebrated their 15th
Wedding Anniversary at a family
party held in their honour on
Saturday evening June 4.
Members of the immediate
families on both sides and friends
of the couple gathered at the
Pineridge Chalet at Hensall for
an evening of dancing and
visiting. They then retired to the
home of Phyllis and Harold
Parsons for a smorgasbord
luncheon,
Dashwood
by Mrs. Irviln Rader
Adolph Keller returned home
from Victoria Hospital, Thur-
sday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wellwood Gill,
Grand Bend were Wednesday
evening visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Irvin Rader.
Two of the four students who
are employed 'at Dashwood's
ARC Industries retail outlet store
at Grand Bend known as Noah's
ARC are local girls Olga Zemitis
and Sue -Ann Schroeder.
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Minor Soccer
Bayfield Atoms played their
first game at Goderich on
Tuesday May 31. The boys played
a very good game but went down
3-0. Rain came five minutes from
the end of play and it stopped the
game. The boys sported their
Tank and Tummy Shirts, and
they looked "real sharp". Their
next game is scheduled for June
16 between Seaforth at Seaforth.
The Pee Wees played Goderich.
at home Thursday June 2 decked
out in Haugh Equipment, shirts.
They all played hard but lost 2-7.
Mike Telford scored one goal
with Rick Johnston scoring the
Citizens News, June 8, 1977
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other one. The Pee Wees play order that the boys have leaders.
Seaforth June 15 at home. Let's Also a special mention to the
get out and support the boys. Tank and Tummy restaurant of
These young people deserve a Bayfield and Haugh Equipment
great deal of credit. Saturday last of Brucefield who supplied the
they took on the job of cleaning shirts for all the boys.
Clan Gregor Square in order to
add a few dollers to their coffers.
The boys will also man the food
booth at the Arts and Crafts Show
on July 2 and the Atoms will also
stage a Soccer Match the same
day,
We shall commend the 2
leaders of these 37 member
Minor Soccer teams. Fred and
Anna Gale who coach and teach
these boys and give much in call Mrs. Lance at 565- 2609
Flowers in Square
Keeping Bayfield Beautiful,
Mrs. Ross Merrill, Mrs. R. G.
Hunter and Mrs. Don Lance with
the assistance of Andrew
Erickson, completed planting
flowers in Clan Gregor Square.
Help is needed in keeping the
plants watered and weeded.
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