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SEAFORTR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
o$ Presents the
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Saturday, August 20
Dancing 9 -
S7.00 per person
Limited No. of tickets available
No reserved tables
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For information contact - Ken Moore 527-0508
Miss Zurich Bean Festival
NTEST
SPONSORS NEEDED
Any business, industry, service club or group in Zurich, and
surrounding district wishing to sponsor a contestant please
contact:
Mrs. Betty Kirk 236-4806
Mrs. Donna Thiel 236-4060
Any young lady wishing to participate
in the
Miss Zurich Bean
Festival Contest
girls must be 14 - 21
must reside or be employed in Zurich
or surrounding areas
Registration Forms must be returned
by Monday, August 22
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Mail to Mrs. Betty Kirk, Zurich, Ontario
Citizens News, August 17, 1977
Page 13
BEAN FESTIVAL COMMITTEE — Long before the rest of the community sees any signs of prepar
ation for the annual Zurich Bean Festival, members of the committee are hard at work behind the
scenes. Shown here at a recent meeting are committee and executive members. Left to right, front row, are:
treasurer, Bob Redick; president, Jack Eckel; first vice-president Herb Turkheim; and second vice-
president, George Haggitt. In the second row, left to riaht, are: Elaine Weido, Lorraine Schwartzentruber,
Helen Horner (secretary), Roberta Hamilton, Alma Westlake, Jack Hamilton and Orlen Schwartzen-
truber. Staff photo
Record crowds at Playhouse
The Huron County Playhouse
production of `George
Washington Slept Here' which
starred film actor John
Carradine, played to sell-out
crowds during last week. The
show broke all previous
Playhouse records, playing to
over 3,000 people during its 1 -
week run.
This week's play is 'See How
They Run' one of the worlds best
known and most popular farces.
Set in an English vicarage during
All area accidents
occur in Stephen
Three accidents were in-
vestigated this week by officers
of the Exeter detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police. All
occurred over the weekend c 'd in
Stephen township with only une
automobile involved in each.
Saturday on County Road 4 at
the junction of Concession 6-7 in
Stephen township at the main
intersection in Crediton, a vehicle
driven by Charles Browing,
Crediton was in collision with a
bicycle driven by Heather
Mallett.
The investigating officer
Constable Dale Lamont listed
damages at $75 and reported the
girl suffered only minor injuries.
Sunday, a vehicle driven by
Brian Hogarth, RR 3, Dashwood
was damaged to the extent of
$1,000 when it left the roadway of
Concession 10-11 in Stephen
Tickets
Now Available
For South Huron
Rec Centre
OPENING
WEEKEND
Thurs., Sept. 1
w Walter Ostanek
$10.00 Per Couple
Fri., Sept. 2
a Giant Bingo
$1100 In Prizes Plus
Share -The -Wealth
Sat., S pt. 3
• Tommy Dorsey Band
$10.00 Per Person
Sun. Sept. 4
• Beef Barbecue
$4.00 Advance
$4.50 Gate
Mon., Sept. 5
e Liverpool
$3.00 Per Person
Tickets available
INuimrieh`s Store
in Zurich
township and struck a mail box.
Constable Don Mason in-
vestigated.
The same day a vehicle
driven by Keith Rader, RR 3,
Zurich left Concession 4-5 in
Stephen township and rolled over
in the ditch. Constable Bill Lewis
set damages at $2,300. No injuries
were sustained.
Investigations into five recent
breakins at industries at Huron
Industrial Park have been
completed and charges have
been laid in each instance. The
investigating officer was
Constable Mclntrye.
1950, it involves a Russian spy,
and an American soldier who dis-
guise themselves as English
clergymen.
Mary Charlotte Wilcox and
Tom Butler take lead roles. Miss
Wilcox returns to the Playhouse
after two years work in England.
She appeared at the Playhouse in
1974 as Terry Randall, the brave
young actress in `Stage Door'.
Tom Butler has appeared at
Theatre New Brunswick and the
St. Lawrence Centre. The cast
also includes Stanley Coles, last
seen at the Playhouse as Jack
Chesney in 'Charley's Aunt',
Joan Hanna and Jay MacDonald.
James Murphy directs with
sets designed by Alistair
MacRae.
The show plays Tuesday -
Saturday evenings at 8:30 with
Wednesday and Saturday
matinees at 2:3Q.
The Playhouse is presenting
Toronto's Aladdin Theatre Com-
pany for two performances of
'Jack and the Beanstalk', Satur-
day, August 20 at 10:30 a.m. and
Sunday, August 21 at 1:30 p.rn.
Admission $1.25 and $2.50.
Zurich Arena & Parks Board
2nd Annual
MEN'S FASTBALL
TOURNAMENT
Continuous Ball All Day
SAT., AUGUST 20th
ZURICH COMMUNITY PARK
* Sausage & Sauerkraut Booth
* 10 Bali Games * 8 Teams Participating
* 1st Game 8 A.M. * Championship Game 9:45 P.M.
ADMISSION Adults - $1.50 Pre-school - No Charge
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EXETER
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BRUSSELS
ELMIRA
CLINTON
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