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Lions carnival set for Saturday The annual Lions Club Street Carnival is going to be held twice this sum- mer and the first one starts this Saturday at 6:00 p.m. Normally the Penetanguishene Lions hold their Street Carnival on the first Monday in August, but as part of the kickoff celebrations for Penetanguishene's Old Home Week the Lions added another Street Carnival to their summer schedule of activities, Lions may donate Robert Street West from Main Street to St. Ann's Church will be closed off for the street carnival. Games of chance, food and candy, music and a number of special surprises are planned for the event. While you're at the street carnival pick up a few tickets on the Grew Sunfish Sailboat which will be raffled off at the August carnival. Tickets are available from any member of the Lions Club. Handing over the gavel Eric Rankin hands over the gavel to newly elected president Jack Wedge during Saturday's Annual Ladies night and Inauguration of New Officers meeting 2 for the Penetanguishene Lions Club. The meeting was held at the Waterfront Park Community Centre. playground, equipment The Penetanguishene Lions are seriously considering. supplying the Waterfront Community Park with playground equip- ment when the town park reaches an ap- propriate stage of development. At last Saturday's annual Lions Club Ladies Night and Inauguration of New Officers meeting, newly elected president Jack Wedge in- dicated that if the park is completed this year the Lions would supply the equipment. However, he added that no cost estimate for such a project has been worked out yet and the idea of supplying the equipment was still at a preliminary stage. To date a delegation from the Lions Club has approached the amalgamated arena, parks and recreation board to notify the members of the Lions' interest in the project. The 1975-76 Lions Club executive Members of the Penetanguishene Lions 1975-76 executive and outgoing president Eric Rankin assemble for a group photo. They are (front row from left to right): Doug Thiekston (Third Vice), Ray Baker (First Vice and Secretary), Jack Wedge (president), Eric Rankin (1974-75 president), and Gary Rich (Second vice). N.B. Gary Rich has recently been transferred from the Penetanguishene Nova Scotia Bank to an out of town Nova Scotia Bank. In the back row (from left to right) are: Clyde Campbell (Tail Twister), Art Stewart (Director), Gord Stevenson (Director) Hubert Charlebois (Director) and. Charlie Stewart (Director. A presentation by school's student council to Beverly Beauchamp Rankin was president of the club during the 1974-75 term fellow Grade 8 student Brian Orser highlighted the Corpus Christi Public award the special School graduation ceremony last Thursday night. Brian was given the award in recognition of the honour he brought to the school by winning a gold medal in the Men's B Division of the free skating competition at the Canada Winter Games last February. In addition to giving Orser the award, the school's student council decided to institute a new award - the Brian Orser Award of Merit, which will be presented each year to the»student who shows outstanding dedication. Brian per- sonally presented the award to its first recipient James Rankin. Other major award winners in the Grade 8 graduating class were: Kathleen Daniels - winner of the Miss Frankie Penton Musie Award; Lisa Robillard - winner of Sister Donnelly's Language Award; Wendy Rich, Brian Axten and Glen McCallum - winners of the Citizenship Awards; Andreas Bolik - winner of the History Award, Athletic Awards - Jean Roi, Patricia Peltier and David Cadeau; Most Progress Award - Beverly Biggs and Danny LeClair; Academic Award for the highest Standing student in the top academic TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE 10 ROBERT STREET WEST requires a Zoning Administrator Applications will be received up to 5 p.m. on July 4th, 1975 by the un- dersigned. DUTIES: To administer the regulations of the Official Plan and Zoning By-law, including the preparation of amendments and to give direction and guidance in all phases of planning for the Town. Other related duties include Secretary to the Planning Board and Committee of Adjustment. QUALIFICATIONS: Previous Municipal experience or Diploma from a College of Applied Arts & Technology. SALARY: Commensurate qualifications and experience. This position may be combined with the position of Building Inspector. Y.A. Gagne, A.M.C.T., Clerk-Treasurer, Town of Penetanguishene, 10 Robert St. W., Penetanguishene, Ont. with Orser award highlights graduation graduating class - speech was made by Lisa Beverly Beauchamp. Robillard, president of The yaledictorian the student council. A special award Susan Gignac receives a special music award from Miss Frankie Penton during Thursday's graduation ceremony at Corpus Christi School. The music award was donated by Miss Penton. TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE 10 ROBERT STREET WEST requires a BUILDING INSPECTOR Applications will be received up to 5 p.m. on July 4th, "1975, by the un- dersigned. DUTIES: To administer the Building By-Law of the Town of Penetanguishene, and will possibly involve extensive participation in the Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program and the Ontario Home Renewal Program. QUALIFICATIONS: Extensive knowledge in the construction in- dustry. SALARY: Commensurate' with qualifications and experience. This position may be combined with the position of Zoning Administrator. Y.A. Gagne, A.M.C.T., Clerk-Treasurer, Municipal Office, 10 Robert St. W., Penetanguishene, Ontario. Page 2, Wednesday, June 25, 1975 \ MIDLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL Graduate Ceremonies will be held on Thursday, June 26 at 7:45. Graduate Buffet at 5:30 pm. Graduation Details and notices of awards will be enclosed with report cards. Final Reports Students may pick up their thier final reports at the school on Tuesday June 24 and Wednesday June 25, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Textbooks Students with school text books are to submit those texts when collecting their reports on Tuesday June 24 and Wednesday June 25. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Penetanguishene FROM THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF CKMP ol Bod. Councillors receive Beck coins Centennial committee chairman Doug Dubeau made a special presen- tation to the members of town council on Monday. Each of the members of council and town clerk Yvon Gagne received a set of Beck coins. The Beck Box Factory used to be one of the town's major industries. The coins presented to the members of council were used by Beck to pay his em- ployees years ago. Mayor Vince Moreau also received a special gavel from the centennial 10 committee. see The value proposition: a 10 year old, . § a J NO! IGE Tnostesse oatice fj \OBLESSE CANADIAN WHISKY St i 'cwesigrasiawreacn™ J] Premium quality whisky pally and flavor Ppanied unger - . Sion of the Canadian Governor" | at a reasonable price. BOTTLED IN BOND "ANAD, py LT IAN GIBSON DISTILLE 40% MONTREAL, CANADA That's value. CANADIAN GIBSON DISTILLERY LTD. Copies of the Penetanguishene Citizen including the enetanguishene Centennial Edition ARE AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING OUTLETS: Midland Pen-Mid Service Centre Parker's Variety Latour's Variety Nap's Jory's 1.D.A. Pharmacy Midland Sundries Mac's Milk Minit-Market Penetanguishene Co-op Grocery Store Brulé Hotel Marc's Billiards M & E Sundries Rexall Bay Pharmacy Dock Lunch Commodore Hotel 1.G.A. Foodliner Bob's Hoagie House Contois Confectionary Dupuis Confectionary Jamieson's Confectionary Ireton's 1.D.A. Drugs Mike's Milk Arbour's Esso Lafontaine Rose's Variety Leitch's Esso Cedar Point Villa Desroches Green Point Restaurant Balm Beach Lesperance Garage Bayview Grocers Austin's Grocery Northwest Basin Yvonne's Jack and Pearl's Perkinsfield Gilbanks Grocery