The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-04-17, Page 13April 17, 1949 Page
Couple mark anniversary
HAIRPINS TAKE DART TROPHY The Hairpins received the Molson trophy emblematic of
supremacy in the Exeter Legion Dart league at Saturday's closing banquet. Ernie Charrette, Molson
representative is shown making the presentation to captain John Link while other members of the
winning team John and Edna Dietz and Ann Link look on. T-A photo
Zurich bean festival
plans are underway
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A financial report given at the
annual meeting showed a profit
of $790.06 resulted from last
year's festival. While the profit
picture over the past few years
does not make the event look
like much of a money maker, it
was pointed out at the meeting
that an inventory of $3,023 has
been built up over the years.
The inventory includes
various supplies as well as all the
equipment used to cook and
bake the beans.
Saintsbury student
to attend WO forum
by Grade 12 of Medway High
School to represent their class at
the fourth annual educational
forum at Thames College,
University of Western Ontario,
April 12.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll
visited the funeral home in
Alvinston to pay their respects
to the late Mrs. Mary Carroll,
their great aunt. She was the
widow of the late Eli Carroll,
formerly of this community.
Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan
and Mrs. Heber Davis visited the
Bo nthron Funeral Home,
Hensall, Monday afternoon to
pay respect to the late Dr.
Campbell of Toronto, formerly
LOCATIONS
TO SERVE YOU
Plans for a bigger and better
Bean Festival at Zurich this year
are now underway. Organizers of
the event met last week and
decided to hold the popular
bean feast on Saturday, August
23.
General chairman of the
overall project will again be Ray
McKinnon with Stewart Dietz
serving as his assistant. Miss
Carol Erb is secretary of the
group while Mrs. Howard
Finkbeiner will handle the
treasury duties.
The most important duty,
that of providing the food will
be taken care of by Gerald
Gingerich and Mrs. Claire Geiger.
They are expected to add at
least a dozen more names to
help on this all-important
committee,
Other committee chairmen
are as follows: concessions and
midway, Glenn Weido; tours,
Orland Reichert; traffic and
parking, Carl Thiel; property,
Oscar Greb; horseshoes, Jim
Bedard; entertainment, Mrs.
Carol Dietz; ponies, Fred
Haberer; tickets, Wayne Clasius
and Mrs. Finkbeiner; publicity,
Herb Turkheim.
The festival committee
members are already planning an
outstanding prograr,n of
entertainment for the entire day
which will include a
merry-go-round and fortis wheel
to supply the children with
plenty of activity.
In the evening during a public
dance, a "Bean Queen" will
again be selected.
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By MR$. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
The family of Mr. & Mrs.
George Moore, honored their
parents recently on the occasion
of their 25th wedding
anniversary at a family gathering
at their residence.
Relatives attended from
Toronto, Hamilton, Stratford,
Mitchell, Bornholm and Dublin.
The evening was spent playing
progressive euchre followed by
lunch.
The event was planned by
their family, Wanda and Jan
Fisher, Linda, Randy and
Warren Moore.
UCW
Hibbert United Church
Women met in the family life
centre, Wednesday afternoon.
The meeting opened with
quiet music with Mrs. Robert
McCaughey at the piano. Mrs.
Walter O'Brien and Mrs. John
Hocking bad charge of the
devotions.
The theme was "Peace I leave
with you." Meditation and a
responsive prayer in unison
followed.
President Miss Vera Hambley
presided for the business. Roll
Call was answered by a Easter
verse,
Mrs. Donald Johns favoured
everyone with a piano
instrumental. Bible study was
given by Mrs. A. H. Daynard.
A very successful Silent Bake
Sale followed. Hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. Murray
Christie, Mrs. Ed. Dearing and
Mrs. Sam Norris.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller
attended a party at the home of
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Borland,
Thames Road, Friday evening
honoring Mrs. Borland's parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Willard, Mount
Hope, on their 40th wedding
anniversary.
Jim Norris and Douglas,
Brampton, and Darrel Ralph,
Mitchell, visited Good Friday
with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur Miller and
Ken, Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Miller,
Karen, Shirley and Steven, Mr. &
Mrs, Russell Miller, Lee, Teresa
and Gordon were guests at the
Duncan-Oliver wedding in
Thames Road United Church
Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norris, East
Lansing University, Michigan,
(visited over the Easter weekend
with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. &
Mrs. Bob Norris and family.
Mrs. Rose Harris, Chiselhurst,
visited over the weekend with
of Zurich. Dr. Campbell was in
his 100th year and was married
to a cousin of the ladies, who
predeceased him six years ago.
Mrs. Heber Davis entertained
at a birthday dinner for Heber,
Sunday. Their family were their
guests.
Mr, $r Mrs. Johnny Miller and
family.
Miss Joanne Ternpleruan was a
guest Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Gary Capling, London.
& Mrs. Russell Miller and
family visited Sunday with Mrs.
Stan Dow and Roger, Cromarty,
Miss Edna Miller, London,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Miller,
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norris, East
Lansing, Michigan, visited over
the weekend with Mrs. Sant
Norris and Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Norris and family.
Miss Mary Jane Teinpleman
visited over the weekend with
her cousin, Miss Dianne Miller.
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris visited
Saturday evening with Mr. &
Mrs. Frank Lambrit, Sea forth.
Mrs, Bessie Meir and Pat,
Windsor, visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris and
family.
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Mrs. Ron Carroll gave her
home Wednesday evening for the
April A.C.W. meeting.
Mrs. Hugh Davis, president
was in charge of the meeting.
Plans were made for catering to
a banquet later in April.
The mystery prize donated
by Mrs. Clarence Davis was won
by Mrs. Bill Johnson.
Refreshments were enjoyed.
PERSONALS
Professor and Mrs. Gorden
Greene and family, London,
were Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Dobbs and family.
Miss Joan Barker was chosen
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SPRING
SAVING
ENDS SAL,
APRIL 19
WALKERS TAKE TIME OUT FOR A REST — The South Huron
Association for Mentally Retarded Children is $500 richer thanks to
the efforts of students and staff of Zurich's Separate School. Above,
students Mary Ann Geoffrey and Theresa Hartman and teachers
Elaine Murray and Helena Skim take time out to rest their feet.
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A ttention
IMPORTANT MEETING
ONTARIO FARMERS UNION
LOCAL 74 LUCAN
Thursday, April 17
6:30
held in
THE LUCAN ARENA
Guest Speaker
Mr. Peter Myers, Fletcher, Ontario, Director of
Organization, Ontario Farmers' Union. All farmers
and their wives welcome..
Do you know the difference between G.F.O. Plan
and O.F.U, plan "A"?
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