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Milan* News August 21,
1950
ATTENTION
BOWLERS
If you are interested in bowling in the
following leagues please phone
Towne and Country Bowling Lanes at
236-4923.
Men's League Senior Mixed
Tuesdays 7-9, 9-11 p.m. Thursdays 8-10 p.m.
Zurich Mixed League
_Friday 8-10 p.m.
Kids League
Saturday Morning 9 -till 12
Ladies Nite .
Monday night 7-9 p.m. 9-11 p.m.
Sail safely through
summer.
Watch for overhead
power lines. ontario hydro
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Saturday, August 23
Frog Jumping
CONTEST
(Bring your own Frog or Toad)
Bean Festival Mall Area
Registration 2:30
Jump-offs 3:00
PRIZES DONATED BY DR. C.J. WALLACE
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Stationery and Gifts
extend a warm welcome to the Bean
Festival's many visitors.
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Welcome
Te The 156 Annual
Zurich Bean Festival
Featuring "Tasty Nu"
White, sliced bread
and over 40 kinds
of delicious donuts.
We also have a large variety of Cana-
, dian & Imported cheeses to suit
everyone's taste!
TASTY NU BAKERY
and CHEESE HOUSE
236-4912 ZURICH
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REDPOWER
HOWOOWN
Drive our great 84-86 or 88 series
2-r- 2 Tractors at our
FIELD DEMONSTRATION
WED., AUG. 27
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Con Eckert Farm
north of Seaforth
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Might have
fall election
Jack Riddell, the Member
of Provincial Parliament for
Huron -Middlesex; spoke to
the Goderich Rotary Club
recently.
After speaking to the
group on two of the country's
more salient issues, the
chairman of the meeting
opened the, floor for any
questions that the audience
might have.
One question dealt with
the looming provincial elec-
tion and when it would take
place. The member cited the
advertising blitz that the in•`
cumbent party is promoting,
which asks the public to
preserve and conserve On-
tario. Riddell said that this = x>
would indicate that the On- `--
tario government has
already hit the hustings, and
therefore the province could
expect a fall election.
However, he also said that
because the premier -has no
election issues, and because 1:
the premier has committed E.
his minority government to
a "full term". it is more
realistic to expect a spring
'81 election.
Another question from the
floor concerned the number
of years that students spend
in school without ever lear-
ning a trade. Mr. Riddell
suggested that, in the distant
future, one could expect to
see the Honours High School
Diploma (grade 13) awarded
after four years of secon-
dary school.
He said also that less
emphasis should be placed
on a university degree and
more emphasis accented on
Bill 82.
The MPP closed by saying
that foreign ownership has • -
been one of his greatest con-
cerns.
Convene
at Kingston
Mrs. Pearl Miller,
representing Dashwood,
Mrs. Nola Love representing
zone eight of the Senior
Citizens, accompanied Mrs.
Marjorie Mason, delegate
from Grand Bend, Mr. and
Dashwood
Mrs. Irvin Raeder
Mrs. H. Hohner, delegates
from Zurich, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Johns, delegates from
Exeter, to London, early
Monday, where they boarded
the train for Kingston to
attend the 22 annual con-
vention of the United Senior
Citizens of of Ontario. The
Hon. Keith Norton, minister
of community and social
services, was guest speaker
at the banquet Tuesday night
held in Leonard Hall. All
business meetings were held
in Grant Hall.
Personals
Tim Wolfe, London, spent
last week with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe.
Mrs. Emil Becker and
Mrs. Irvin Rader attended a
district Tweedsmuir
workshop at . Lambton
Museum Tuesday,
Mrs. John DeNiet, Tina
and Amanda, Willowdale,
spent a couple of days with
Mrs. and Mrs. Irvin Rader.
They all were supper guests
Wednesday, with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Midler, Brenda,
Charlotte and Karen, Zion.
Terry Gibson spent. last
week at St. Francis
Academy, Toronto.
Dashwood's newest
citizen, Julie Emily,
returned home from St.
Joseph's hospital Friday
with her mother Mrs. Ken
Genttner.
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