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Town police First moped heist of season Spring looks like it's finally coming, and with it the arrival of the new moped fad, the powered bicycles that are capable of speeds of 30 miles per hour -- and for which you don't need a driver's licence, insurance or a helmet. But the machines have already attracted at least one area crook. Last Wed- nesday evening, Nelson Lalonde of Desroches Sports reported a moped valued at $400 stolen. It was recovered by town police the following morning at 8:20 a.m. in McGuire Park. And another car theft 6 y A car stolen last weekend from the Post Office parking lot in Penetanguishene was recovered Sunday evening in Tay Township by the Ontario Provincial Police. The 1965 Buick, owned by Michael Dusome of Highland Point and valued.at $400, had been completely stripped, and sat with its windows smashed and convertible top slit. Police are still in- ' vestigating the incident. Se Parks board backs McGuire Park lights Three delegations ap- peared at last Thursday's meeting of the amalgamated arena parks and recreation board in Penetanguishene to express their support for the installation of softball lights at McGuire Park. Sandy Dubeau, speaking for the women's softball teams. representatives from Bowling in the playoffs In the Ladies of St. Ann's Bowling League playoffs last Thursday, Annette Robitaille's team won over Marion Axton by a score of 1815-1752. The league's annual bowling banquet will be held tomorrow, Thursday, at 6 p.m. Rencontre 75 en juin Ce sont les 6, 7 et 8 juin prochain que se déroulera London La Rencontre an- nuelle des francophones du sud de l'Ontario. Trois Edifices du campus de l'Université Western Ontario ont été réserves & cet effet. La R itre est organisé cette année par l'ACFO, en collaboration avec un groupe de citoyens de la ville de London. Des précisions seront fournies par _ 1l'ACFO régionale. PSS still s Penetanguishene Secondary School stood first out of 33 schools in Zone 64 of The 1975 Junior Mathematics Contest. stretches from Thornhill north to Huntsville. They stood 23rd out of the 504 schools in Ontario which took part and 37th in the cross- Canada standings. The members of the team are shown above: from left to right in the front row, Danny Cote, Patricia Lesperance, the Stoneleigh Motors soft- ball team, and Lloyd Leroux all called on the board to recommend the installation to council. The total cost could ap- proach $20,000 and without mentioning a figure, the board recommended the installation. At the same meeting, held at 4:30 because of another meeting scheduled for the evening, the parks com- mittee announced it was calling for tenders for the booth at Bayfield Park (the Red Dock), Midland's Dirk Alberts won approval for his planned water skiing school in the same waterfront area, and the board also accepted a new two year lease with George Koneditsiotis, at $125 per month, for the rights to operate the concession in the town's arena. a Zone 64 Desroches, ws mw SS harp at math. Penny Brasher, Michael Albert, and Dave Pause. In the second row, left to right, are, Peter Robillard, Roland Beausoleil, Kenneth Campbell, David Hammond, Rich Glover, Ian Boyd, Bruce Mowat. Standing in the back row, left to right, Michele Gauthier, Sharon Vaillancourt, Marnie Desroches, and Cathy Hammond. Cleaning the sewers Penetanguishene's sewers are getting a cleaning this week, at least in some parts of town, by Superior Sewer Services Ltd. of Scarborough. On the job at the corner of Yeo and Sheridan Streets Monday afternoon are Rick Killingbeck of Scarborough, and Marcel Emery of the Penetanguishene Public Works Department. Staff photo b4Pa 4 Via Ar A Pr dd 4 fe» 4y 4) f & BAYFIELD MALL & RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE FOR LADIES WEAR Exceptional opportunity awaits a good mer- chants in the ladies wear field. Full line or boutique stores would fit in well with the suc- cessful team at Bayfield Mall. Space available in units from 500 sq. ft. at excellent terms. Join the succesful team at Bayfield Mall. Inquire today. a _ G For further information call: William Buckley, Mgr. Toronto (416) 270-0330 Tony St. Amant, Ken Barrie (705) 726-7632 Ridout, Bonita Ya" V2"' and 1" check. Polyester cotton mix. _ WHEREIS [pea CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISCOUNT STORE ? 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(COMPARE ELSEWHERE AT $2.98 YD) (FABRICLAND SEE OUR SELECTION OF READY-MADE DRAPES AND DRAPERY MATERIALS FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE Between 600 and 800 area A-12 Lions will be descending on the town of Midland this weekend for their annual conference. Lions club members from an area bordered by Markham and Unionville to the south, Beaverton and Sunderland on the east, Collingwood on the West, and Huntsville and Parry Sound on the north, will be converging on the Midland' Civic Centre beginning on Friday. An early bird get together and registration will open up the conference on Friday 700,000. . SQ. YDS. OF ALL TYPES OF CARPETING night at the centre, followed by a dance. The Lions will be left to roam the streets of Midland and the surrounding area on Monday morning, with no activities scheduled. Business meetings will occupy the afternoon until 4 p.m. for the male Lions, with a luncheon scheduled for 1:00 to 3:00 at the Country Mill for the Lions' ladies. King Street will be the scene of the Lions' parade at 4 o'clock, featuring floats from Creemore, Alliston, Honey Harbour. Penetanguishene, Totten- ham, Innisfil, Bramalea and Stayner. One of the major at- tract ons in the parade will be the Bradford Lions float which took first prize at the Ontario and Quebec Lions conference held in Sudbury last year. The Barrie Lions club float which came runner-up last year will also make its way through downtown Midland Pipe bands from the Midland legion and from Annual LIQUIDATION -- Oe Ps tie atiaa Parry Sound will bring music to Midland's ear as will the Orillia Silver band during the procession. Music and merriment is scheduled for Saturday evening with the Lions' Governor' Banquet and Ball at the Civic Centre, begin- ning at 7:30 p.m Business meetings will again occupy the Lions' time on Sunday morning, before the voting for new district officers take place in 'the afternoon yay a on "SALE GEORGIAN DIRECTIONS Last Plaza BAYMART BAYFIELD ST! 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