Zurich Citizens News, 1976-11-03, Page 5WINNERS IN GRADES FIVE AND SIX—The two best costumes
chosen at Ecole Ste. Marie last Friday for grades five and six
were Debbie Jeffrey, left and Lee Ann Meloche, right.
Photo by McKinley
Anglican church women
The regular meeting of St.
Paul's A.C.W. was held at the
Rectory in Exeter on Thursday
afternoon. The president, Mrs.
Forrest opened the meeting
with the Members Prayer. The
Invocation was read from "The
Living Word". The scripture
was taken by Mrs. Annie Read,
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Win-
dover. Rev. Anderson gave
the Meditation. Secretary, Mrs.
Helen Roberts read the minutes
of the last meeting. Roll call
was ansered with the word
"be" in a Bible verse. Dona-
tions in lieu of the Bazaar and
Bake Sale were received. As
many as possible were urged
to attend the Fall Deanery
meeting at St. James. Strat-
ford, on November 15. Annie
Reid gave the study book,
"The Last Key Opens the
Door". An article "On killing
a committee," was read. The
meeting closed with prayer.
Bran Muppets
Meeting four of Hensall
4-H III Club, the Bran Muppets,
was held on Tuesday evening at
the home of Linda Gerstenkorn.
The roll call, "my recipe using
a ready -to eat cereal:' was
answered by eight girls. In
discussion group we discussed
flour, its many kinds and uses.
We learned the common trou-
bles of muffin making the main
one being over mixing. Mrs.
Pepper demonstrated bran
muffins which were enjoyed
with jam and a glass of milk.
The 4-H girls are going to
be selling Remembrance pop-
pies in the village on Saturday,
November 6.
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nominations of Separate School Supporters will
be received by the undersigned for representation
on the Huron County Board of Education.
Nominees may be from any of the following
municipalities:
Townships of Stephen, Usborne, Hay
Stanley, Tuckersmith and Goderich
Town of Exeter and Villages
of Hensall, Bayfield and Zurich
(One representative to be elected to the Huron
County Board of Education.)
The nomination period will commence on •
November 10th, 1976 and will conclude on Novem-
ber 15th, 1976 at 5:00 p.m.
NOTE: The required nomination form must be
used and may be obtained at the Hay Township
Office.
Wayne C. Horner
Clerk -Treasurer
Township of Hay
Ticket sales high
for Playhouse
"Subscription ticket sales have
doubled over this time last year"
reports Huron Country
Playhouse Publicity Director
Peter Caldwell.
The seating capacity has been
increased each season for the last
four years. In 1976, an additional
9,700 seats were created by
adding a preview and a matinee
performance each week. This
coming year, 4,600 new seats will
be created by the addition of yet
one more performance weekly,
bringing the number of per-
formances to seven each week.
Huron Country Playhouse
Citizens News, November 3, 1976 -Page 5
attendance increased from just
over 13,000 in 1975 to 29,000 this
past season, while another 20,000
people saw the Playhouse
productions on the road. In 1977
the Playhouse hopes to fill 80
percent of its 32,000 seats,
Volunteer members of the
Guild are helping to prepare the
special Christmas gift sub-
scription folders for mailing
early in November. Playhouse
subscription tickets offer patrons
6 vouchers to be used at the show
(or shows) of their choice. Prices
increase after the New Year;
Playhouse supporters may make
a savings by buying now.
"What a coincidence! Only
this morning you were saying
that most accidents happen in
the home ... "
"I think I'll have a milk shape
for a change."
(OR MORE)
ON ANY TWO-PIECE
REGULAR PRICE '799
coni'599
Y
REGULAR PRICE 5777
ONLY _ '577
DURING OUR BIG
REGULAR PRICE, 699
ONLY. 499
PRE-: CRAY" AS MZE
Dining Room Suites
Reg. Price 5599 to 51339
5399 ,01 089
Bedroom Suites
Reg. Price $369 to $1450
51 99,51 149