Zurich Citizens News, 1976-08-25, Page 25IT TAKES A LOT OF STIRRING to mix 4,000 pounds of home baked beans to make them oven ready.
Above, Lorraine Schwartzentruber and Pearl Gingerich get their exercise by stirring some of the first
batch pans, The cooking will continue all week in order to have enough beans done.for Saturday.
Photo by McKinley
Zurich Citizens News, August 25, 1976 -Page 25
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IT'S A TIGHT FIT, but Bob' Reddick, left and Orlen Schwartzentruber managed to get this tray of beans
into an oven without spilling a single bean and without burning themselves, a major feat. Monday night
was the beginning night of bean cooking for the festival Saturday. Photo by McKinley
Bean cart custom made
There will be a new innovation
this year at the Bean Festival
to increase efficiency and safety
in the serving of the homemade
beans, salads and ham. The bean
festival committee has designed
a cart to cut down on the labor
needed to carry hot roasting pans
of beans from the festival kitchen
to the various meal outlets around
town.
In the past, these hot roast-
ing pans were mostly carried
by local teenagers. The pans were
both heavy and hot and trying
to ?dodge the many people in
town while making sure the
roasting pan did not come in
contact with anyone's body was
a difficult task. Accidents were
bound to happen.
In an effort to cut down on
some of the running around, the
bean festival committee decided
to design a cart which would
hold not only the hot roasting
pans of beans, but bowls of
salad and platters of ham as
well. This would not only elimin-
ate the necessity of so many
young strong volunteers, it would
be faster and safer than the other
way.
The resulting plan for the cart
was given to Bendix of Hensall
who very kindly consented to
make the special cart their
donation to the bean festival.
It is apptovximately 40" by 36" on
four rubber wheels with two
shelves, each having a 10 inch
lip to prevent the pans from
falling off. So this year visitors
will only have to dodge the cart,
not people carrying hot roasting
pans.
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