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WINNERS OF HURON COUNTY ART
SHOW ANNOUNCED
Honorable Mention Winners at the Art Show Opening were Carol Meredith, Susan Peck O'Brien, April Patry,
2016 Art Show Judge, Director, Southampton Arts Centre: Elizabeth Van den Broeck, Bonnie Sitter, Elizabeth
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WITCHES WALK
The Second Annual Witches Walk in The Ashwood
Woods is set for Oct. 29.
Those who dare can take part in a spooky walk along
the trails from 6-8 p.m. Those who are too spooked
for the woods can enjoy stories read by Martha
Beechie from The Village Bookshop instead.
Hotdogs and apple cider will be available by
donation. All proceeds to be shared between Big
Brothers and Big Sisters of North Huron and Blue
Bayfield.
An after party will take place at The Ashwood
Bourbon Bar where they will be serving up chilli and
Bourbon Apple Cider.
To learn more please contact The Ashwood Inn by
calling 519 565-4444.
MYSTERY DINNER
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French -Gibson, Senior Curator, Art Show Coordinator; and Huron County Warden Paul Gowing.(Submitted
photos)
The County of Huron and the Huron County Museum are pleased to announce the winners of
the 2016 Huron County Art Show.
William Creighton, of Goderich, took first prize with an art piece entitled, "Country Roads".
Michele Miller, of Port Albert, earned second prize with a work entitled, "Quiet Harmony".
Six entrants received Honorable Mentions including: David Bishop, of Brussels;
Carol Meredith, of Bayfield; Elizabeth Van den Broeck, of Goderich; Susan Peck O'Brien, of
Wroxeter; Scott Ramsay, of Blyth; and Bonnie Sitter, of Exeter.
The two winning artworks will become part of the Huron County Art Bank with a purchase
award from the County of Huron. Artworks in the Art Bank remain on display in various county
buildings.
This year's show features 43 artworks by artists from across Huron County. The 2016 Huron
County Art Show & Sale is on display from now until Dec. 18 at the Huron County Museum in
Goderich.
Visitors to the exhibit are invited to submit their vote for their favorite artwork with a special
ballot available at the Huron County Museum. Votes will be tabulated and the prize for viewer's
choice will be announced at the Museum's Holiday Open House on Dec. 4.
The special exhibit is open to the public during Museum hours Tuesday to Saturday 10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., extended hours Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Regular admission rates apply.
For more information see Home4Good on Facebook or visit our website
Home4Good Bayfield. ca.
William Creighton, of Goderich, took first prize with an art piece entitled, "Country Roads".
The Little Inn of Bayfield invites everyone to an
evening of suspense, murder and intrigue! As they
host a Murder Mystery extravaganza on Nov. 5.
"The Black Pearl Murder Mystery" will be presented
by Bayfield's very own talented author and historian,
Judy Keightley and will feature many local and
notable village talents.
The dinner and show is $58 per person. There is
limited seating so people are encouraged to call 1-
800-565-1832 to reserve their seat.
LEST WE FORGET
Remembrance Day 2016 will mark 100 years since
the 161st Huron Battalion marched off to war. That is
just one reason the community is encouraged to
honor all those who have endeavored to keep the
citizens of this country safe for decades as well as
those who continue to do so on a daily basis.
The Village of Bayfield will celebrate Remembrance
Day on Nov. 6 starting at 10:45 a.m. at the cenotaph
in Clan Gregor Square.
Bayfield's services are held on the Sunday prior to
Nov. 11, when musicians and clergy can avail
themselves to the smaller centres.
The outdoor portion of the ceremony will begin with a
parade of veterans, legion representatives, and local
members of Guiding and Scouting marching along
Main Street to the cenotaph.
Those who attend the service are invited back to
Trinity Anglican Church for refreshments.
In addition, on Nov. 11, a Remembrance Day Service
will be held in St. Joseph Memorial Park located at
the corner of the Zurich-Hensall Road and Hwy. 21.
St. Joseph & Area Historical Society is hosting the
service.
WINE AND CHEESE
The Bayfield Agricultural Society (BAS) has a Wine
and Cheese Information Evening planned for Nov. 4
in the Bayfield Community Centre from 7-9 p.m.
Other beverages will be available. Anyone interested
in finding out about the BAS can have a relaxing
evening and all questions answered. The
organization needs dedicated folks who want to
ensure the fair remains a vibrant part of the
community. All those attending have the opportunity
to win some door prizes also.
The BAS is seeking some community members to fill
some of the Director and a few Committee Chair
positions. This is an opportunity for people to add a
voice and hand to new ventures and carry them out.
Does the community want events such as a
demolition derby, a baseball competition, a
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Michele Miller, of Port Albert, earned second prize with a work entitled, "Quiet Harmony".
SYRIAN FAMMII IES ENJOY FIRST
CANADIAN THANKSGIVING
Four Syrian families enjoyed their first Canadian Thanksgiving by sharing a meal with volunteers from the
Exeter United Church Sponsorship Group at the Hay Town Hall in Zurich on Oct. 10.(Photo by Diane Pavlick)
On Oct. 10, four families from Syria, the newest residents along Ontario's West Coast enjoyed
a special Thanksgiving meal together at the Hay Town Hall in Zurich.
The EI Muhammed Family from Zurich, comprised of Rustem, Felek, Aras and Lilas; the Kanjo
Family from Exeter, that include grandparents Mohammad and Rahima as well as Yahya and
Moumena, Zakarya, Mohammad; the Almajarish Family from Exeter, Ibraheem, Fatima, Sham,
Mohammed andShahid; and the Almassad Family from Egmondville, Sharif, Abir, George,
Joseph and Wedad, all attended the meal.
"It was a special joy for the community volunteers that have been working with the families on
settlement to share the time together over Canadian and Syrian dishes that everyone brought.
It was wonderful for everyone to be together to share the first Canadian Thanksgiving for our
new friends", said Pauline Overholt -Tait, on behalf of the volunteers with the Exeter United
Church Sponsorship Group.
To see more photos from the event visit Facebook at
https://www.facebook.com/ExeterUCSponsorshipGroup20l6/.
community promotional competition, a remote control
road race, a 5 KM race, or any number of other
events? They can happen with someone committed
to being on the BAS Board.
The fair has been a source of entertainment and
information for the community for 160 years and is
now asking for the community's support in providing
leadership. The BAS welcomes everyone to its
Information Evening.
WEAVERS AND QMTERS
The Huron Tract Spinners and Weavers and The
Goderich Quilters' Guild will be holding a joint
exhibition and sale at the Huron County Museum on
Nov. 5-6.
There will be many quilted and woven items as well
as other handcrafted fiber creations on display and
for sale. On site demonstrations will also be taking
place during the show and sale.
The joint exhibition will take place Saturday, from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday noon to 4 p.m. Admission
to both days is free.
For more information, contact Betty Thomasson, of
the Goderich Quilters' Guild, at 519 524-4695, or
Karen Blackwell, of the Huron Tract Spinners and
Weavers, at 519 524-4497.
FLU CLINIC
It is Flu shot season once again. The Bluewater Area
Family Health Team is now holding Influenza Clinics
within the municipality.
The next clinic will be held at the Zurich Community
Centre on Nov. 2 from 4-6 p.m.
The Bluewater and Area Family Health Team will
also provide shots at their Zurich location Monday
thru Thursday from now until Nov. 30 from 1-2 p.m.
Those people receiving the shot are asked to wear a
top with sleeves that will roll up easily and also bring
their CHIP Health Card.
BRIDGE AND MA JONGG
Those people who enjoy playing cards should mark
on their calendars a special fundraising event for the
Bayfield Town Hall
A Bridge and Mah Jongg Social will be held at the
town hall on Nov. 2 starting at 1 p.m. A Wine and
Cheese Party will follow the games.
Please call 519 565-2202 for more information or to
buy a ticket.
LEARN TO PLAY
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TME OF OUR LIVES EXPO AN EVENT
FILLED DAY FOR VINTAGE ADULTS
Bayfield's Home for Good will host "The 'Time of Our Lives' Expo" on Nov. 3 and it is shaping
up to be a really great day for those enjoying a vintage adults' lifestyle!
The Expo will be held at the Bayfield Community Centre from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Schedule of Events:
10:30-11 a.m - Easy Exercises to do at home (One Care demonstration)
11 a.m. to noon — Downsizing Seminar (Just in Time Professional Organizer, Pauline Huffman)
noon to 1 p.m. - Bayfield Ukulele Society entertains with singalong favorites
1-2 p.m — Executor Responsibilities & Estate Planning Workshop (with Neil Murray from TD
Wealth Management
2-3 p.m. — Housing Issues in Bayfield (Dave McLaren)
3-3:30 p.m. — Tai Chi & Pole Walking Demos
Throughout the day, Charles St. Market of Bayfield will operate refreshment booth as well as a
catered lunch. Exhibitors have been so generous that organizers should be able to draw for a
door prize every half hour. Gift baskets, locally roasted coffee, and credits towards various
services have already arrived. There will also be free massage and footcare sessions, plus
attendees can test drive an electric scooter.
Exhibitors at the event will be: Bayfield Hearing Clinic, Bayfield Mews Lifestyles+, Boomers
Magazine, Boughen Foot Care, Community Care Access Centre (CCAC), CCAC Self
Management Program, Elder Abuse Prevention Group, Goderich Place Retirement Residence,
Harbour Hills Retirement Suites, Huron County Alzheimer Society, Huron County Library,
Huron Hospice, Just In Time Solutions Professional Organizer, Michael's Pharmasave —
Mobility Aids, One Care Home & Community Support Services, One Care Exercise &
Polewalkers, Registered Massage Therapist: L. Dietz, Robin Hood Tours, Shop4U — Bayfield's
Personal Shopper, South West HealthLine, Taoist Tai Chi, The Spa in Bayfield, Tuckersmith
Communications (TCC), and West Huron Care Centre: Bluewater Rest Home.
The Government of Ontario is a sponsor of this event.
BAYFIELD GUIDING SUPPORTS RIVER
FLATS CAMPAIGN
Anyone wishing to learn how to play Mah Jongg
should consider coming out for lessons to be held at
the Bayfield Lions' Community Building on Mondays
in November.
A simplified version of the game will be taught initially
on Nov. 14, 21 and 28 starting at 1 p.m. The cost for
the three lessons is $10.
Please call 519 565-2202 to reserve your spot.
LITTLE INN
Psychic Medium Kelly Elson will share her gifts with
those who attend "An Evening with Kelly" at The
Little Inn of Bayfield on Oct. 29.
Elson, is an internationally renowned Psychic
Medium, Forensic Psychic Investigator, Mentalist,
Clinical Hypnotherapist, Past Life Regressionist,
Writer, Teacher, Motivational Speaker and Retreat
Facilitator.
The show will begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are now
available for $40 for just the show or add dinner for
$70.
Please call 1-800-565-1832 or email
events@littleinn.com for more information on this
exciting event.
FIELDS OF FAITH
PRODUCTION
A refined but snobbish city couple relocates to the
backwoods of Cricket County. Will they take up
quilting and porch -rocking? Or will the social mores
of the simple backwoods folk be turned upside
down?
The Fields of Faith Players are proud to present,"The
Real Housewives of Cricket County" written by Eddie
McPherson under the direction of Garnet Colborne.
Thirteen local actors from the Brucefield area and as
far away as Blyth, are rehearsing hard for their
upcoming performance. The production will support
the Canadian Foodgrains 'Fields of Faith' growing
project near Varna.
Performance dates are Friday, Oct. 28 and Saturday,
Oct. 29. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. each night at
the Brucefield Community United Church in
Brucefield.
Ticket prices are $15 for adults and only $5 for
children 12 and under.
Just phone the Brucefield Community United Church
at 519 233-5755 or call Joe Laurie at 519 482-9265
to reserve seats.
Don't miss this fun -filled fundraising theatrical offering
of a Hillbilly Comedy that is sure to bring back
memories of watching The Beverly Hillbillies,
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Some of the members of Bayfield Guiding were pleased to present Dave Gillians, of the Bayfield River Flats,
with a donation of $375 toward the land purchase on Oct. 19. The girls, age five years to 16, ran a hotdog and
popcorn barbecue at Bayfield Foodland on Oct. 15 to raise the money. The girls and young women are
indebted to Bayfield Foodland for donating the food items and Bayfield Garage for the propane for the
barbecue, their generosity allowed them to give all the money collected to support the cause. (Photo by
Melody Falconer -Pounder)
HORSEMAN APPOINTED CHIEF OF
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Announced during the Huron County Council committee meeting on Oct. 19, Jeff Horseman
has been appointed to the position of Chief of Emergency Services. Horseman has been acting
in the role since May of 2015 and the appointment formally takes effect November 1 st.
"I'm very proud to serve as the Paramedic Chief and I appreciate the confidence and support of
County Council," said Horseman. "I look forward to maintaining our outstanding service levels
and to continue working with the devoted paramedics and professional staff at the County of
Huron."
The Huron County Emergency Services Department is dedicated to leading and promoting the
improvement of health and public safety for our citizens. The department provides paramedic
care, emergency management services, and works with allied agencies to educate the public
about safety and accident prevention.
"Jeff has demonstrated his abilities and commitment to excellence," said Brenda Orchard,
Huron County CAO. "He has earned the respect and confidence of staff, management and
Council, and so I'm pleased to appoint him to this position."
At the same meeting, Horseman, along with paramedics Mark Crawford, Bill Lewis, and Marion
Taylor were recognized as recipients of the Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service
Medal from the Governor General of Canada. This award is presented to paramedics who
have served for at least twenty years in a meritorious manner characterized by the highest
standards of good conduct, industry and efficiency. These four individuals received their
awards at a ceremony hosted by the Ontario Association of Paramedic Chiefs on Sept. 29 in
Collingwood.
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Petticoat Junction and Green Acres. And y'all can
stay for refreshments after the performance. Or
browse the Canadian Foodgrains Bank merchandise
available for sale. Of course, any donations over and
above the ticket price are always welcome to the
"Fields of Faith Growing Project."
NATURAL HERITAGE
PLAN
The County of Huron has drafted the Huron Natural
Heritage Plan to conserve the environmental
systems and features, which are widely valued by
county residents.
The community's countryside supports many different
land uses. While the prominence and benefits of
agriculture are obvious, natural systems also provide
vitally important social, economic and environmental
services to the residents of Huron County.
The Huron Natural Heritage Plan (HNHP) defines
natural heritage systems within Huron County and
identifies tools to enhance and protect features like
woodlots, rivers, ponds and meadows. The plan
consists of two documents the HNHP Technical
Document and the HNHP Implementation Strategy.
The HNHP Technical Document describes the
methodology used to identify significant natural
features and the natural heritage system in Huron
County.
The HNHP Implementation Strategy defines the
approach to protecting natural heritage features.
The success of the plan depends on landowners,
municipalities and agencies working together to
conserve our collective natural heritage.
The public is invited to provide input on the plan,
which can be viewed at huroncounty.ca/huron-
natural-heritage-plan. Please forward comments to
events@littleinn.com, or call toll-free at 1-888-524-
8394 Ext. 3 or attend an information open house.
The next Open House will be held at the Zurich
Arena, 15 East St. in Zurich on Oct. 27. The times for
this event is 7-9 p.m. with a staff presentation starting
at 7:30 p.m.
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On Oct. 1, volunteers and members of the Bayfield Anglers' Association (BAA) released
60,000 Rainbow Trout fry into tributaries of the Bayfield River. This group has, on average,
released approximately the same number of fish annually since the mid-1980s. The BAA
expect another great season in 2017 and would like to congratulate their membership for all
their hard work, feeding and raising these fish for the past six months. (Photos by Bruce
Johnston)
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There are countless photographs of people in the Bayfield Historical Society's Archives
collection, but sadly their names were never recorded. In this section we will showcase an
image with the hopes that one of our subscribers might be able to identify the individual(s) in
the photo. Please email your information to the Editor's attention at the address listed near the
bottom of the page in "Submissions" or you can email the archivist directly at
bayarchives@tcc.on.ca or click on the image and make a comment on Flickr.
Editor's Note: We are now adding the archive's code to the information supplied with the
photographs so that if anyone would like to learn more from the Bayfield Archives about
certain pictures they can use the code to make the process easier.
This week, we begin a series of images to honor the many images of soldiers found in the
Bayfield Archives Collection. The first to be featured is Ernest Kneeshaw in this image circa
1930. (Archives Code: PB 10050 PC)
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In Issue 380, another river photo is highlighted.
Records indicate that this image of "Dressers Boat"
was taken circa 1900. (Archives Code: PB10003
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the Bayfield River Flats we are sharing an image of
these men down by the river taken in 1908. Notes
with the photo suggest that the three gents on the
right side are John McLeod, Frank Keegan and Lois
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PHOTOS BY MELODY FALCONER -
POUNDER AND TONY VAN BAKEL STORY
BY TONY VAN BAKEL
Two days of brilliant sunshine turned into a soggy
final morning of the 38th annual Bayfield Lions
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It was a beautiful evening for fishing in the Bayfield River on Saturday night during the 38th annual Bayfield
Lions Joe Brandon Memorial Rainbow Trout Derby.
Some veteran participants enjoyed all the comforts of home during the three day fishing event.
The trout derby is a family affair! This young family was spotted fishing along the Bayfield River during the
event. (Photo by Tony Van Bakel)
Joe Brandon Memorial Trout Derby held on Oct.
14-16. But that didn't dampen the enthusiasm of
the 240 fishermen who signed up for the three
day event at Rainbow Valley Campground.
The winning fish weighed in at 8.416 lbs and
Lance Shultz took home the $800 prize money.
Second prize of $400 went to Scott Mallett with a
fish weighing 8.19 lbs and Les Bauld landed a
trout weighing 7.59 lbs and that earned him a
prize of $300. The Bill Thorpe Award for the 13 to
18 year old class went to Michael Gibson with his
5.52 Ib trout and the Eric Earl Award winner was
Jaimy Langille with her 5.54 Ib rainbow.
Many thanks to Gary Brandon for his enthusiastic
hosting of the event, Tas-Tee Queen Canteen for
providing the food, Mark Osmendt and Shellie
Hall for organizing the Saturday evening dance
and all the participants and campers for making
this another successful derby.
Two hundred and forty people took part in the 38th
annual derby.
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Saturday's weather was tremendous for competitors to fish along the pier. (Photo by Tony Van Bakel)
The winning fish weighed in at 8.416 lbs and it was caught by Lance Shultz who took home $800 in prize
money. He was also presented with the trophy by Lion Tom Grasby. (Photo by Tony Van Bakel)
The colors along the Bayfield River peaked this week -
providing a wonderfully colorful background to fish by.
A spot close to the bridge is a popular choice for
fishermen.
Les Bauld landed a trout weighing 7.59 lbs and that
earned him a prize of $300. Lion Tom Grasby made the
presentation on Sunday afternoon. (Photo by Tony Van
Bakel)
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Second prize of $400 went to Scott Mallett with a fish weighing 8.19 lbs. Lion Tom Grasby offered
congratulations. (Photo by Tony Van Bakel)
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Rainbow Valley By Tom Slama
Email your photo in Jpeg format to bayfield.breeze@villageofbayfield.com with the subject line Subscriber Photo of the Week. or ... Upload your
photo to Flickr.
I am looking for the Bayfield that is a delight to the eye — please share photos with a touch of whimsy, beauty, humor or a sense of fun. If you
are to include people in your photos be sure to have their permission to publish their picture on-line and also send in their names and where
they are from. And don't forget to tell me who took the photo for proper credit to be issued
SUBMISSIONS
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There is a book in the Dr. Suess collection called, "Please Try to Remember The First of Octember" that my grandson,
Graham, and I like to read when he comes to visit. It is all about how your wishes can come true when the First of Octember
rolls around "because May is too early and June is too soon".
Yesterday Graham and I started our day bouncing in a honey pot, shooting the evil ZZs for Buzz Lightyear, riding in a clam
shell through Ariel's Grotto, racing our horses on a carousel, spinning in tea cups and sailing around the globe. We followed
this up with a high speed private boat ride to a land filled with wonderful things like giant Lego Sea Serpents and build your
own Lego race cars. We stopped at a spot where they hand you free chocolate samples and then we shared the most
Melody Falconer -Pounder "amazingly awesome" chocolate milk shake. Later we enjoyed a dinner together in a restaurant where we played games with
bottles of ketchup while watching hobby horse races and dining on chicken fingers and french fries. And then before bedtime
he swam in a pool that had water slides and a terrific splash pad.
During our evening storytime ritual, I said, "Guess what Graham?"
"What?" he said.
"I think today was the first of Octember."
He smiled and said, "I think you're right. Now we just need a skateboard TV!"
Well, we are in Disney World, my dear grandson, so anything seems possible but maybe we will have to wait for the Second of Octember for that wish to
come true! - Gramel
P.S. We are currently publishing hiatus issues but will be back live on Nov. 9. Deadlines for submissions will be Nov. 6 at 4 p.m.
Ideas and contributions to the Bayfield Breeze are always welcome.
Deadlines for submissions are Sundays at 4 p.m.
Please email me at bayfield.breeze@yEggeofbayfield.com or call 519-525-3830.
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