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Bayfield ,Flyers have unsuccessful home stand
In the only men's slo-pitch teams, .the Flyers made a
game involving the Bayfield homestand against their
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cross-town rivals, the
Knighthawks, but found
themselves on the short end
of the score and still winless
as they succumbed by a 19-3
thrashing at the hands of the
league leaders.
Monday night at Bayfield,
the Stanley Stars took sole
possession of second place in
Bayfleld.
Bud Sturgeons
by (ivreii rem6ertnn
the Bluewater Ladies Slo-
pitch as they knocked off the
Goodtimes 9-5.
Tuesday night the Bayfield
Babes maintained top spot in
the league by handing the
Varna ladies a 15 to 4 loss at
the Bayfield diamond,$abes,
Liz Walden, Nora- West and
Barb Sturgeon all hit
homeruns in the game which
was tied until the 4th inning
when the hometowners ,
began to pull away. ••
In the Wednesday night
game the winless expansion
team, the Blue Shadows held
the Stars to only 8 runs, but
could only muster 2 them-
selves in a losing effort.
The Junior Boy's Fastball
team, the Bobcats, lost to
Colbourne Township 16-8 in
an exhibition game at Clan
Gregor Park on Wednesday
night.
Roundand about
the village
Dorothy and Doug
McComb, Joyce Neddow,
Shelley Brubacher, Pat and
Jack Rendle, Anna and
Graham Morgan, Margaret
and Tony Broscomb, Linda
and Bob Simons, Ken Mit-
chell, Cathy Bradley, Paul
and Ann Waring and
daughter Elizabeth, Karen
Sirr and friend Linda were
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all in Bayfield on Saturday
for a BBQ and get together at
Gary and Edna's 'Toadstool'
on Howard Street.
All the above are from
Brantford and the occasion
was a school party for the
teachers from. Fairview
Pulic School where Edna is
the principal. Guests were
impressed with the frien-
dliness of the Bayfield
people, the shops and the
scenery. While here a few
polar bears tried swimming
in the 'cold' lake and a few
suffered minor injuries while
playing softball in Clan
Gregor Park, but mostly
they (all) enjoyed it im-
mensely with a few staying
over until Sunday.
Binnie and Elaine
Sturgeon and family of
Orangeville arrived on
Friday to spend a couple
weeks at their house Louisa
Street residence. '
Stu and Jerry Sturgeon of
Prestonand Hespeler spent
the weekendat their village
home on Anne street. __
Ron and Joyce Bert,
Kitchener, had as guests at
their Bayfield residence this
weekend, ,daughter Diane
from St. Catharines, Dr. and:
Mrs. R.E. Smale from
Midland - and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Keys from Hensall.
Firemen called
The Bayfield Fire
Department wete called to
the North side of the river at
2 p.m. on •Sunday afternoon
to extinguish a fire inside a
late. model station wagon.
The - car suffered extensive
damage to the interior.
The fishing took a turn for
the worse on the weekend as
the perch which had been
biting well all week suddenly
disappeared. Take heart
because if the weather stays
good, all signs point -to a
great opening day for the
start of the bass fishing
season on Saturday.
Clinton
racing '
tostart
Dave and Carol Pelton and
family of Paris, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. G. Hulley at
their Sandcastle on Sunday.
Local carpenter, Harry
Carpenter, was last seen
racing his blue truck up and
down the streets of Bayfield
on Sunday morning looking
for a calf.
The Rip -tear Rally headed
into its third consecutive
weekend, as local rodders
again out foxed the police,
squealing tires well on into
the wee hours of the mor-
ning.
Knox welcomes summer
congregation
On Wednesday, the
Stratford -Huron Presbytery._.
met at Knox Presbyterian
Church 'in Bayfield. Bill
Armstrong, a delegate to the
recent General Assembly,
gave a balanced and
thoughtful report on its
proceedings and the issues
involved- in the 'Week long
marathon of meetings.
Ron and Linda Harris
(summer ministers) led
devotions. Ron speaking on
Pride as the 'Pastor's
Plunge', and Linda playing
harp and guitar. The women
of Knox prepared a
scrumptious buffet lunch for
The Clinton Kinsmen
Raceway will be starting its
llth season on- June 29, and
will be- racing every Sunday
afternoon" until September
28, with post time at 1:30
each day.
Included in the regular 10
races each day, will be a
number of features at the
track, which bills itself as
the Family Track because of
the playground, picnic
grounds and brand new
olympic-sized pool nearby.
Four Ontario Sired Stake
Races will be staged for
purses totalling nearly
;40,000 incl(ding the two-
year-old colt pace on July 27,
and the three-year-old filly
trot on September 7.
Other highlights of the
meet include a driver's
-competition on July 13, a leg
of the Ontario ' Harness•
Horseman's Association
Stake on August 3, the Medie'
Elliott Memorial Trot on
August 31, and the final leg of
the Clintons-Goderich pacing
series on September 14.
Also new this year at
Clinton is racing secretary
Dan Donnelly, a 19 year old
Goderich native who has had
a life-long love affair with
harness horses.
Dan, who was granted his
licence last year; will also
handle the reins of the
secretary's Job for the
Goderich Raceway, which
races every Thursday night
during July and August.
the Presbytery in the
basement of the church. .
On behalf of the church,
Ron and Linda welcome the
"summer" family which
largely constitutes 'the Knox
fellowship. "God is in the
business of making people
like Jesus Christ by 'his life-
giving spirit and powerful
Word," states Ron. He
continued, "Because of this
we anticipate tremendous
growth here this summer.
This is what we looked at
last Sunday under the
'Garden' theme: God will
make righteousness and
praise spring through his
Garden, the Church (Isaiah
61)"
A men's prayer meeting
has already sprouted. Knox
looks forward to fruitfull
opportunities. A men's
prayer breakfast on the 28th,
Vacation -Bible • school
(Tues., Wed., Thurs.)
beginning July 1st for
children .ages 7 to 12, co-
ordinated by Linda and
Wednesday Bible studies
(July 12 through August 27.)
All are welcome to worship
and learn with us, the ser-
mon for the 29th will be
entitled "Garbage in, gar-
bage out" on Christian
meditation. - ,
Pet people hold
regular • meeting
By BARRY CLEAVE
The regular meeting of the
Huron County Poultry,
Pigeon aned Pet Stock
Association was held on
Tuesday with twelve
members and two visitors
present.
In the absence of President
Jerome Sweeney, Vice -
President Orville Shewfelt
opened the, meeting.
The secretary as a
delegate to the annual
meeting of . the Ontario
Poultry Confederation in
Guelph on June 7th, reported
on business conducted at the
meeting and answered
questions pertaining to the
day's events. Hank Wim-
menhove reported that he
bad not been able to locate a
copier ` and it was decided
that Barry Cleave and Hugo
Vermeesch were to look into
obtaining a copier in
Goderich.
Secretary Daniel read
correspondence pertaining
to the new judges exam rules
for the A.B.A. It was an-
nounced that the Club picnic
and show is still go for
Sunday, July 13th at Cliff
Peppers. Cliff was not able to
-be at the meeting as he is
recuperating from a recent
operation. We all wish him a
speedy recovery. Our August
meeting night was changed
to Thursday evening the 21st.
There will be no - July
meeting. Requests were
made for the Club cages and
cooping facilities by George
Tieman for Zurich Fair, by
Barry Cleave for Bayfield
Fair and by Newt Cuyler for
the Kincardine Fair. These
requests were granted.
The Secretary announced
that the price of donuts were
getting too high for our
donations so after a
discussion it was decided to
try something different. The
attendance draw was won by
George Tiernan - and re -
donated to the lunch fund. A
discussion developed on
sponsoring a 4-H poultry club
in Huron County and
Secretary Daniel was asked
to send a letter of inquiry to
the O.M.A.F. office.
Adjourment was moved by
Cloyne Thuel. The meeting
was followed by a table
show, lunch and social time.
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A BABY BOOM—According to the new signs *at the village
limits the population of Bayfield has lumped by- 200, Sur-
prising, considering the nice fall and winter which we
had. photo by Bud Sturgeon