Clinton News Record, 2014-08-06, Page 8umme
8 News Record • Wednesday, August 6, 2014
158th edition of Bayfield Golf tournament to help seniors live at home
Fair this s
The return of summer also means the
return of the Bayfield Fair.
The 158th edition of the fair takes
place Aug. 15 to Aug. 17 at the Bayfield
Community Centre, Arena and Fair-
grounds, hosted by the Bayfield Agri-
cultural Society.
As always the fair will feature many
activities including a youth talent show,
concessions, displays, parade, a shore
show, 4-H club achievements, a pet dis-
play and much more.
For a full schedule of events check
www.bayfieldfallfair.ca, where a full
book on the rules for entries and other
information is available.
Information on volunteering oppor-
tunities is available as well.
The theme for this year's fair is "The
Cows are at the Gate in Our 1-5-8"
The 2014 parade will take place on
Sat., Aug. 16 at 11 a.m.
There will be quite a number of floats
and pre -registration is recommended
as to not miss out.
For 2014, the evening of dinner and
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dance is being rebranded as Bayfield
Ribs and Music Fest.
On Fri., Aug. 15, come for supper
and music starting at 5:OOpm when
the gates to the fair open, right
through 9:00 p.m. with ribs from one
of three vendors, Devin Tabor of Bon
Vivant Personal Chef/Catering, The
Dock's Restaurant & Bar and the
Whole Pig.
At 6:00 p.m., the ribs cook off compe-
tition was judged by local dignitaries,
participants to be announced closer to
the event date.
By 7:00 p.m. the licensed area will be
open and ready for an incredible line-
up of artists, the music portion cost just
$30 per person.
In 2014 the headline act is Cuff the
Duke. Other bands in order of appear-
ance leading up to the headline, start-
ing at 7 p.m., are Sal's Alley, Marcellus
Wallace, Rusty and The Beauties
Bayfield Ribs and Music Fest was
sponsored in part by Meades Bros.
Production
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ONE CARE Home & Commu-
nity Support Services is set to
host its annual fundraising Golf
Tournament on Saturday,
August 9 at Woodlands, Links,
Clinton starting at 10 a.m.
The tournament includes 18
holes or 9 holes of golf, and the
fee includes a cart, a full steak
dinner, and excellent prizes for
everyone.
"Businesses and individuals
have been so generous in sup-
porting this event. We have great
prizes to give away and this is a
great tournament which sup-
ports such important work,"
notes Shelley McPhee-Haist, of
ONE CARE.
This tournament is a major
fundraiser for ONE CARE and
all proceeds go directly back to
help senior citizens, disabled
adults and children with ser-
vices to help them live inde-
pendently. ONE CARE assisted
more than 4,700 people in
Huron and Perth Counties last
year. ONE CARE is a charita-
ble, non -for-profit agency pro-
viding services to families in
the area. Last year, for
instance, ONE CARE delivered
38,000 Meals on Wheels, pro-
vided more than 70,000 rides
for people who needed trans-
portation and served more
than 900 seniors at 13 different
dining programs. As well, ser-
vices helped more than 1,200
individuals with home care
and additional support for
more than 290 people at adult
day programs.
"We count on fundraising and
donations to help support our
programs. A day of golf for ONE
CARE is a great way to support
programs that make life better
for others.
Golfers are asked to register
by August 1. The cost is $85.00
for 18 holes and $65.00 for 9
holes. To register call Shelley
McPhee-Haist at ONE CARE
Home and Community Sup-
port Services at 519-482-1634
ext. 2009. For more informa-
tion visit www.onecaresup-
port.ca
Located just west of Clinton
on Highway 8, Woodlands Links
is a Scenic Audubon Golf
Course, known for its wildlife
conservation, rock gardens and
walldng trails.
Bike 7650 to wrap up at Clinton Raceway
After crossing Canada in April
and May of 2014, Bike 7650 will
end its fundraising goal as a part
of Clinton Raceway's Family day
event on Sunday, August 10
from 1:30 until 4:OOpm.
The brother and sister duo
from Londesborough, Ontario
set out from Vancouver, B.C. on
Sunday, April 13, 2014 and
made the 45 day trek across
Canada, covering 7650kms in a
variety of weather all in the
name of Canadian Tire's Jump-
start Program. The goal was to
raise one dollar for every
kilometer biked, never did they
imagine they would end up rais-
ing in excess of $40,000, giving
kids in this area a sporting
chance.
The event coincides with Clin-
ton Raceway's Family and Fan
Appreciation day. There will be
plenty of activities during the
live race card. Will and Claire
will be on site for a meet and
greet and to say "Thank You" to
all of those who have contrib-
uted to their success. A Jump-
start representative will say a
few words of thanks, and local
Canadian Tire owners will be on
hand to show their appreciation
as well. Piller's will be giving out
free hot dogs, along with face
painting, a bouncy castle, mas-
cot race and more.
Part of the day will include
a Loonie Raffle for both a
girls and boys bike. Tickets
are just $1 each and all mon-
ies raised will be added to
Bike7650's fundraising
efforts.
Post time for the days live race
card is 1:30 p.m. with events
wrapping up at 4 p.m.
Annual antique and collectibles show and sale in Bayfield
Tara Ostner
The Clinton News Record
The 2014 29th Annual Bayfield
Antique & Collectibles Show
and Sale will be held from
August 8 to 10 at the Bayfield
Arena (Bluewater Bayfield
Complex).
25 vendors from across South -
Western Ontario will be at the
show including vendors from
Toronto, Oshawa, Cambridge,
London, Sarnia. Stonehedge
Antiques from Clinton will also
be in attendance. Items on
display will include furniture,
silver, postcards, paper, primi-
tives, china, jewelry, glass, folk
art, toys and industrials.
On Friday night there will
also be a gala which will
include refreshments and live
entertainment from 7 until 9
p.m. The gala is meant to cel-
ebrate the show's opening
and offer people a chance to
meet the vendors and shop.
Tickets for the gala are $10 in
advance and $12 at the door
and can be purchased
through the Trinity Anglican
Church in Bayfield and at the
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Bayfield Farmers' Market on
Friday afternoon.
On Saturday the show will
run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and
on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. during which times home
baked squares, sandwiches,
tea and coffee will be served.
Tickets to attend the shows on
Saturday and Sunday are $5
per person.
For more information regard-
ing the show and sale, people
are asked to phone Joan Cluff at
519 565-2974, the church at 519
565-2790 or visit www.trinity-
church.bayfield.on.ca
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