HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-10-23, Page 5THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1969
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
AIIJDREY BELLCHAMBER TELLS YOU -
ALL ABOUT BAYFIELD
INTERESTING HAPPENINGS IN ONTARIO'S PRETTIEST VILLAGE
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pongrhcz of
Detroit, accompanied by Mrs.
R. Fromer of Kitchener spent
the weekend at their cottage.
Mr. Bernard Sturgeon, Jeff and
Roland, and Mr. George Miller
and Cory of Toronto, spent Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sturgeon,
The Trinity Church Guild spon-
sored a very successful card par-
ty in the Parish Hall on Friday
evening with four tables of
bridge and six tables of eucliri..
Prizes for Euchre went to Mrs.
Jean Bell and Mrs, R. J, Larson,
Goshen Women
Plan Fowl Supper
Mrs, Anson McKinley was host-
ess at her home for the October
meeting of the Goshen United
Church Women, Thursday night,
October 16. Eighteen members
answered the roll call on, "some-
thing we were thankful for dur-
ing the year."
Mrs. Bob Peck opened the meet-
ing with a Thanksgiving Med-
itation, Mrs, Elgin McKinley
read the scripture from Matthew.
A hymn was sung, and Mrs. Rich-
ard Robinson led in prayer.
A very interesting report on the
regional meeting at Walton was
given by Mrs. Elgin McKinley,
assisted by Mrs. John Robinson
and Mrs. Anson McKinley, Mrs,
Bob Peck read a story on "Front-
iers of Christ.".
Business was conducted by Mrs.
Anson McKinley. Minutes were
read and approved. Mrs. Arnold
Keys moved that the group en-
tertain in November and invite
Brucefield, Kippen and Hensall
as guests. Mrs. Bob Peck second-
ed the motion. A motion was
made by Mrs. Elgin McKinley to
have the Christmas meeting on
December 11, seconded by Mrs.
Brian Lempiere.
The annual fowl supper is to be
held on October 29, and tickets
can be bought from Mrs. Roy
McBride, Mrs. Bob Peck closed
the meeting with prayer. Lunch
was served by Mrs. Bob McKinley
and her group,
with lone bands, to Mrs. Fred
Weston, Doug Telford and Fred
Mote won the men's prizes with
George Clark having the highest
number of lone hands,
In bridge the ladies high prizes
went to Mrs. R. L. Willsie and
Wiens high to Gordon Graham,
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake
of Bayfield celebrated their 50th
wedding anniversary on October
22, with a family dinner at the
community centre auditorium,
followed by a reception.
The couple were married on
October 22, 1919, at the home
of Mrs. Robert Scotchmer with
the Rev. A. McFarlane perform-
ing the ceremony.
Following their marriage, the
couple farmed in Stanley Town-
ship for three years before mov-
ing to Bayfield, where Mr. West -
late built a garage next to the
Albion Hotel, before moving
the next year to the present site
of Jack Merner garage, which
he operated with Imperial Oil
intil his retirement in April 1964.
Mr. Westlake who served with
the 161 Battalion, Huron County,
and was wounded in April 1918,
while serving overseas. He was
also fire chief of the Bayfield
volunteer firemen for 20 years
and never niissed a fire during
his time of office.
Ivlrs. Westlake, the former
Pearl Orr was born in Stanley
Township, and operated the snack
bar and refreshment booth ad-
jacent to the garage. for 20 years.
Huron County
Crop Report
Except for some corn to be pick-
ed and some turnips to be pulled,
this year's harvest is relatively
completed.
Fall ploughing was very slow
until the rains last weekend. The
soil which was relatively dry and
hard, softened with the rain and
thereby produced more fall
ploughing.
She was also active in the Red
Cross organization during World
War II,
Mr, and Mrs. Westlake have
five children, Bill of Vancouver,
Mrs. Merton(Lorna) Merner, Bay-
field; Lloyd Westlake, Bayfield,
Garfield of Gold River; and Mrs.
Bev (Gloria) McClinchey of Bay-
field; 20 grandchildren, and one
great grand- daughter.
An honoured guest at the dinner
and reception, was Mr. Samuel
Westlake who was the happy
couples best man of 50 years ago.
0
New Assistant
For Ag Office
Michael (Alike) Miller was
recently appointed Assistant
Agricultural Representative for
Huron County.
He is a native of Kent County
where his fancily operate a hog,
beef and cash crop operation..
Following his education at the
Ridgctown District High School,
he enrolled at the Ontario Ag-
ricultural College, Guelph,
where he majored in Crop Sci-
ence and graduated with his B.
S . A , in the spring convocation
in 1969.
Ile was active in many student
functions at college. In his fin=
al year, lie was chairman of the
Union Council Finance Commit-
tee, Director of the Campus Co -
Operative, Treasurer of his year
"69 O, A. C, , active in the Un-
iversity Soils and crops club and
participated in College Royal.
Mike worked with the Ontario
Department of Agriculture and
Food for three summers, two at
the RiclgeroWh College of Ag-
ricultural Technology, Crops
Division and last year with the
Soils and Crops Branch out of
Brighton.
Following his sumnicr employ-
ment with the Field Staff of the
Jolly Green Giant Company this
year, he has joined the lluron
Extension office at Clinton, Ilis
main farm 111anagement respon-
sibilities will be in the area of
Field Crop Production and Mark-
eting.
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Obituaries
MRS, ELMORE THIEL
Funeral service for Mrs. Elmore
Thiel of Zurich was held at the
Westlake funeral home on Mon-
day October 13, with Rev. Black-
well in charge. Pall bearers were
Milford Doerr, Stewart Thiel,
Jim Whitton, Stanley Paine,
I<eith Thiel and Albert Clausius.
Flower bearers were Bob and
Richard Thiel, George McClin-
chey and Don Noble.
Mrs. Thiel was the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. George
Koch of Dashwood. She was mar-
ried to Elmore Thiel, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thiel
of Zurich. They celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary in1959,
Mrs. ThielTad just returned
from a three-week trip to Florida
attended the wedding of agrand-
daughter and the baptism of her
great-grandson, when she was
suddenly stricken ill at the
home of her son, Harold. She
was moved to South Huron Hos-
pital, Exeter where she passed
away on Saturday October 11,
in her 80th year.
Surviving are her sons; Harold
and Carl of Zurich; Milford of
Edmonton, Alberta, and one
PAG! FIVE
daughter, Mrs. Bernice McClin-
chey of Blyth, L4 grand children
three great grand children; three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Doerr, of
Glanworth; Mrs. Alma Touscany,
of Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Mrs.
Russell Pitt of Hyde Park; and
one brother, Milford Koch of
Utica, Michigan, as well as
many nieces and nephews.
MRS. JOHN PEPPER
Mrs. John Pepper, a resident
of Hensall district for many years
passed away Friday, October 17,
in South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
In her 74th year, she was the
former A. Elizabeth Fluker of
Auburn.
She was a member of Hensall
United Church and active in
church work.
Survivors are three sons, Roy,
Exeter; Bloss, Ailsa Craig; Ce,�
cil, Hensall; two daughters, (Han-
nah), Mrs. Alex Miller, Staffa,
(Marian) Mrs. Russell Hooey,
Wallenstein; and eleven grand-
children. Her husband predeceas-
ed her in 1967.
Public funeral service was held
from the Bronthron funeral home,
Monday, conducted by Rev.
Ilarold F. Currie. Interment in
llensall Union cemetery.
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