Race Results: 28th Annual Apple Blossom Run

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Thank you.
See you next year!

28th Annual Apple Blossom Run

Saturday 16 May 2009

• 9:00 a.m. 2 Mile Fun Run
  
• 9:00 a.m. 10K Walk
  
• 9:30 a.m. 10K Run
  
• 11:30 a.m. Award Ceremony, Library
  

Start: Bayfield Apple Company Gazebo. Just north of Betzold Road on County Road J.  2-Mile Fun Run: Flat terrain loop which ends back at the gazebo. Parking available at the gazebo. 10K Walk & Run Races: Include moderate hills. Finish in Bayfield across from Library. Rides provided from Library to start of races until 8:30 a.m. All races officially timed and certified. Suitable for both serious and casual racers.

R e g i s t r a t i o n
Registration forms are available at:
The Bayfield Carnegie Library
37 N Broad St., PO Box 727, Bayfield, WI 54814
Phone (715) 779-3953
Early Registration - May 9 

• Child / student $ 10.00
  
• One Adult $ 15.00
  
• Family (up to 4 members) $ 35.00
  
• Additional family member $ 2.00
  

 Race Day Registration - May 10

• Child / student $ 15.00
  
• One Adult $ 20.00
  
• Family (up to 4 members) $ 45.00
  
• Additional family member  $ 2.00
  

Skin clothing throughout the ages

John Rock - Wednesday 18 March 2009, Bayfield Library
Coffee & Cookies 6:15 – Show 6:30pm

SKIN CLOTHING THROUGHOUT THE AGES: A Cross-cultural examination of one of our oldest technologies, the utilization of fur and leather clothing, with a focus on their use in northern climates. A Presentation by John Rock. John is a traditional tanner and clothing artist who has been studying, teaching, and working with traditional northern clothing techniques for many years. John currently lives outside of Bayfield.

Gitchigami Hour: Live

Wednesday 18 February 2009, Bayfield Library
Coffee & Cookies 6:15 – Show 6:30pm

On the air since 2004, the Gitchigami Hour is a weekly poetry, music, news and commentary show over WRZC (92.3FM) of Red Cliff, Wisconsin. Red Cliff and Bayfield residents are welcomed to pop in and join the eclectic array of commentary. Spontaneity is sought and generally part of every show. Regular co-hosts are Ted Gephart, Jeff Copenhagen, Jack Beagan, Frank Montano, and Howard Paap. Rainer Einsman and Michael Charette are welcomed whenever able to get to the station. A script is written by Paap almost every week and sometimes is actually followed. A weekly highlight is the music and stories provided by Frank Montano. This is old-time radio with a contemporary twist.