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Fred Kaufer, Terry Shaw and his son Mark, with a huge amount of help from Mark's cousin, George KauferJr who came up to visit one summer, built many of the original stalls at the Farmer's Market.
Fred Kaufer, Terry Shaw and his son Mark, with a huge amount of help from Mark's cousin, George KauferJr who came up to visit one summer, built many of the original stalls at the Farmer's Market.
Although the original site is no longer in existence, the Errington community rebuilt the market with using rustic timbers much like the original ones in its new location in a forested community park near the Errington community hall.
Although the original site is no longer in existence, the Errington community rebuilt the market with using rustic timbers much like the original ones in its new location in a forested community park near the Errington community hall.
In this photo, Fred Kaufer is busy using a level to check the vertical rise of a beam.
A North Dakota farmer who raised his family during the Great Depression, Fred was an legendary builder. One of his last big projects, when he was well into his 70's, was to build his own summer home on the Shaw family farm property at the end of Leffler Road.
Fred was a well-known presence at the Errington Community Farmer's Market, in the 1970's and early 1980's, coming for many years from his winter home in Desert Hot Springs, California to be part of the Erington community during the summer.
Fred Kaufer
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