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' Atop the Martyr's "The higher the better,' says Thomas Desrochers, part of a team that has been reshingling the roof at the Mar- tyr's Shrine in recent weeks. A fear of mY _-- heights would definitely not be an asset The Midland Tennis Club looking for more members The Midland Tennis Club is looking . for members this summer at the -junior, senior and family levels. The membership fee for the season is respectively $5, $10 and $15, with a daily rate of $1 or 50 cents per hour. Memberships are on sale at Garner's Sports, Crawford's Men's Wear, and at courtside from members of the club executive. i includes president Dave Ogilvie, vice-president Jeff Atwood, senior men's rep Bill Hartman, junior men's rep Mark Rintoul, senior girls' Debbie Cascagnette, juniors Beck Bremner and Kathy Rintoul, and advisor Harvey Benoit. The next men's and ladies tournament for singles is set for Sunday June 22, starting at 10 a.m. The entry fee -- a i Ils. Huronia Museum holds open house Rioneer C 2 d-time organ music will feature the no charge Open House at Huronia Museum, Little Lake Park, Midland, 2 - 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Kay Price of R.R. 1, Waubaushene, will be at one of the earliest organs in North Simcoe and will conduct an old- time hymn sing. Leaflets giving the words of these * hymns will be distributed to those attending. Mrs. Price's wax candles will also be on display. Quilters at work will, among others, be three senior Midland; Mrs. H.J. Kettle, Mrs. Kay E. Morrison. and Mrs. Kathleen Jones. Among the rug hookers will be Mrs. Betty Stott of Wymbolwood Beach, Mrs. Ellice Christie of Lafontaine, Mrs. Isabelle -Campbell of Wyevale, Mrs, Helen Redman of Midland and Mrs. Adele Laurin of Lafontaine. Demonstrating the hand crafting of clay pots, without use of a potter's wheel, will be Mrs. Erica Pape of 482 Manly St., Midland. Qver a _ thousand residents, adults and children, of North Simcoe are expected to visit the museum this Sunday afternoon. Huronia Museum, which contains over 3,000 artifacts, photographs, drawings and paintings of North handicrafts. -Simeoe, is located off the) King St. entrance to Little Shrine in this line of work. When weather permitted, the crew from Desrochers Roof Specialists have been replacing the worn out shingles at the shrine. Ronald G. Jolie, 19, Bourke Street, Penetanguishene was convicted in provincial court in Midland on Monday for false pretense, forgery, and attempted uttering, and remanded for sentencing until June 30. Charged by the Midland detachment of _ the Ontario Provincial Police on April 2, 1975, Jolie pleaded guilty to writing a cheque for which there was no existing bank account. On April 11, Jolie was charged with forging the signature on a cheque in the amount of $100, which he cashed at the Midland General Store, King Street, Midland. Jolie was charged on April 17 with uttering a forged document when he presented a cheque at the Midland Home Hardware store, en- dorsed with his forged signature. Jolie was convicted on the lesser charge of attempting uttering. Sentencing will take place on June 30, pending receipt by the court of a pre-sentence report. Conditional discharge Thomas G. Anderson, 21, 42 Elizabeth Street, Midland was granted a conditional discharge by provincial court judge Staff photo ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to announce our agency has purchased the Mord S. Millard Insurance Agency, and has been servicing accounts of the latter since June 1, 1975. We are happy to welcome these new clients and wish Mr. Millard well in his retirement. Contact us for any of your insurance needs including Auto, Marine, Fire, Life and Casualty. 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Montgomery on a charge of public mischief in Midland court on Monday. Charged by the Penetanguishene Town Police on May 29, 1975 following the wilful damage of a door glass at the Commodore Hotel, Anderson was ordered by the court to repay the $30 damage and placed on six months probation. Absolute granted Two Port MeNicoll youths, who describe themselves as "good friends" were granted an absolute discharge on charges of creating a public disturbance by provincial judge L.T. Montgomery in Midland court on Monday mor- ning. Gerard R. Smith, 18, MeNicoll Street, Port MeNicoll and David Jones, 17, Concession 4, Port MeNicoll were charged by Penetanguishene _ police following a fight outside the Commodore Hotel in Penetanguishene on May discharge 30, 1975 at 11:50 p.m. Judge Montgomery described the incident as "childish conduct"' on the part of the two youths, Taking into consideration the fact that neither hada criminal record, he granted both youths an absolute discharge. Car theft conviction Two Penetanguishene youth have been remanded until July 7, 1975 for sentencing following their conviction -of a charge of auto theft in Midland provincial court on Monday morning. Michael Bechard, 21, of 65 Bourke Street, Penetanguishene and Gary Douglas Joseph Belcourt, 20, of 56 Water Street, Penetanguishene were charged by Penetanguishene _ police on Sunday, April 27, 1975 for the theft of a vehicle, owned by Margaret Ruth. Considering that Bechard had already been convicted on one charge of joyriding on February 10, 1975, judge L.T. Montgomery asked that a _pre-sentenced report of both men be Did you have your picture in the Paper ? REPRINTS AVAILABLE MIDLAND TIMES 289 KING ST. ELMVALE LANCE 15 QUEEN ST. PENETANGUISHENE CITIZEN 75 MAIN ST. FOR YOUR HAYING NEEDS Windrower 10 ft. ray ¥ | Vii These Implements all in Very Good Condition © Cockshutt Mower Conditioner 9 ft. e |nternational Harvester 230 Windrower 10% ft. 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Sentenced to six months John Perrault, 16, of Princess Street, Midland was sentenced to serve six months definite and three months in- determinate on a con- viction of break, enter, and theft and sentenced to serve two months con- currently on a charge of joyriding in provincial court in Midland on Monday. Judge L.T. Mon- tgomery handed down the sentence on the basis of what was described by defense attorney John Gammell as an "'un- favourable" pre-sentence report and Perrault's previous record. The 16-year-old youth has been given an op- portunity in the past to rehabilitate himself, Montgomery noted, but does not seem to have much respect for the law "unfortunately". 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Denied bail A 17-year-old Midland youth pleaded guilty in Midland court on Monday to two counts of uttering, one charge of break, enter, and theft, one count for breach of an un- dertaking, to one charge of assault. Denied bail, Wayne Contois, of 318 Princess Street, Midland, will remain in custody until the court receives a pre- sentence report later this month, Fined $200 Douglas Diver, 25, of Midland was fined $200 in Midland court on Monday on a conviction of im- paired driving. The FRONT TRACTOR TIRES PNEUS POUR TRACTEURS © HI RIB NYLON size PART NO 400-12 4PR --A4BW0129. 400-15 4PR A4BWO459 400-19 4PR A4BW0590 500-15 4PR A4BW0947 550-16 4PR A4BW1234 600-16 4PR -- A4BW1697 600-16 6PR -- A4BW1705 650-16 4PR © A4BW2125 650-16 6PR -- A4BW2133 750-16 4PR A4BW2729 750-16 6PR A48W2737 750-18 4PR -- A4BW2810 750-18 6PR A4BW2828 -- a CPLA EI OP POT conviction automatically carries with it a suspension of the driver's licence. 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