Clinton News-Record, 1984-07-11, Page 41Residents and tourists alike enjoy the splendid view from Bayfield's Pioneer Park.
Evelyn Sturgeon of Bayfield and Rhea, Michael, Marry and Phil Potter from London
found a good seat last week to watch the fireworks put on by the Bayfield Fire
Department. The park is run by a volunteer organization and funds for its maintenance
are raised through special events, including the upcoming Rummage Sale on July 13.
(Shelley McPhee photo)
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.R ummage for great buys
Friday, July 13 could be your lucky day if
you're in the market for bargain buying or
antique hunting.
On July 13, at.8 p.m., the Pioneer Park
Association is holding its. 37th Annual
Rummage Sale in the Bayfield Community
Centre.
The Rummage Sale is one of Bayfield's
•biggest and most successful yearly events.
Publicity chairman Mark Stephens said that
monies raised at the Rummage Sale go
towards maintenance and upkeep of Pioneer
Park, which is located in Bayfield,
overlooking Lake Huron.
Over the generations score's of
spectacular sunsets have been viewed from
the Pioneer Park vantage point. In recent
summers the Park's uses have expanded to
include volleyball, music concerts and
outdoor movies.
The July 13 Rummage Sale is a volunteer
effort and all items for the sale are donated.
The sale features bargains galore including
clothing, toys, antiques, books, baking,
treasures, garden needs, kitchen ware and
furniture. Organizers request that electric
appliances are in working order, so buyers
can be assured that they're getting their
money's worth. .
The convenor and contact person for this
year's Rummage Sale is: Tory McKenzie,
Box 2041, Bayfield, NOM 1GO. Telephone
565-2582.
Pioneer Park is a favorite spot for local
residents and tourists. It is operated by a
association, formed by the late Lucy Woods -
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A detailed history of the park has been
compiled by Lois Lance and is available at
the Archives Room of the Bayfield Library
on Main Street. .
The summer entertainment program at
Pioneer Park is already well underway.
Along with the July, 13 Rufmmage Sale, other
special events include:
July 14 - 7:30 p.m. - Ray Sealey, Classical
Guitarist.
July 21- Dusk Movie - Cat Ballon •
July 28 - 7:30 p.m. - Salvation Army Band.
Aug. 4.- 9:00 a.m. - VolleyballTournament.
Aug. -6. - 10:00 a.m. - Annual Meeting,
Pioneer Park Association.
Aug. 11- Dusk Movie - Dr. Strangelove.
Aug. 18 - 7:30 p.m. - Godericb Laketown
Band.
Aug: 19 - 7:00 p.m. - Ecumenical Service.
Aug. 25 Dusk Movie - Adam's Rib.
As well, the volleyball court is available
most evenings for players.
More information on the 1984 summer
program is available from Walter
Thompson, 565_2601.
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tempt. But relax, keep cool—on a bad day,
even experts may have to make two or more
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You will save time and avoid confusion if
you release the tie -downs and tilt up the
motor just before going onto the ramp. And
this is also the time to make sure the drain
plug is in! .
When the trailer is in the proper launching
position, attach a line to the boat, disconnect
the winchline and shove or jockey the boat
off the trailer add into the water. It's best to
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car is being parked, but if you are by
yourself, secure the boat to a pier or beach it
on shore before leaving it to park the car.
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