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In Tiny Township In a small house on the eastern end of Wasaga Beach a small lady sits and waits for her wan- dering man to return, Wanderlust has taken him away from her and none can say when he will return, When last seen he was passing through Cawaja Beach and was later reported in the vicinity of Thunder Bay. Fortunately there is yet no family, no little one neglected, no child crying in the night for the father who would rather wander than stay at home. It is just a lonely vigil on the part of a lonely lady wondering if her man will return The man in question is to put it simply up to some monkey business. No, this is not a figure of speech. He really is up to monkey business for the wandering lover is really a 15 pound rhesus monkey and he really is wandering through Tiny Township. He was spotted a week ago by some cottagers at Cawaja Beach and later reported seen at Thunder Bay in the north end of Tiny Township. Wanderlust strikes He escaped two weeks ago from the Wasaga Beach Zoo and in the words of Bill Berube, the zoo's manager, he's a "real escape artist." Berube said that the escapee is smart and that this is not his first stint at the free and easy life. The zoo manager doesn't know where he came from originally since he was brought to the zoo after being caught near Tobermory. At that time he had wandered from Goderich and Owen Sound. Berube warned that if someone spotted the monkey he should not make any attempt to capture him for he will bite. Rather, call the zoo and they'll attempt a capture either with nets or tranquilizer guns. But it will have to be in a field, In bush, the monkey's in his natural element and will easily give his would-be captors the slip. So if on Saturday night when you make your way unsteadily home from the hotel and you see a monkey, you may not need the pledge. Rather, it may be only the wandering lover boy seeking his way in a harsh world. Major trophy winners A group of the major trophy winners gather together with their hardware following Penetanguishene Secondary School Commencement Thursday night. PSS graduates 12 Ontario Scholars during Thursday commencement A group of 12 Ontario tical Knowledge Award - Scholars highlighted the Bruce Mowat -- Le awards presentations at Trophee offert par Penetanguishene Seco- |'Association Canadienne- ndary School last Francaise de 1'Ontario - Thursday night during Aline Gignac -- Royal the annual year end Canadian Legion Branch commencement exere- 68 Scholarships - Cristine ises. The 12 who received Ontario Scholarships for achieving an overall average of 80 per cent or more in their grade 13 subjects were: Marie Beausoleil, Alan Condren, Aline Gignac, Catherine Gignac, Kathleen Gilligan, Dave Graham, Paul Gravelle, Rene Laurin, Julie Lauzon, Roger Lesperance, Kathleen Vaillancourt and Peggy Worthen. Other award winners were as follows: -- Junior and Senior Mathematics Contest winners: Ken Desroches, Penny Brasher, Michelle Gauthier and Michael Albert -- Prix du Consul de France - Aline Gignac Johnson, Michelle Martin and Genevieve Parent -- Gil Robillard Dance Band Trophy Scott Whit- -- Penetanguishene General Hospital q ; ' Women's Aoailiaty Five of the 12 Ontario Scholars in this Bursary Kathleen year's graduating Grade 13 class at Gilligan -- Murray Penetanguishene Secondary School MacDonald Athletic are, (from left to Awards - Angela Wesser Graham, and Rob Berdan -- Le Trophee Richelieu Denise Asselin, Roger Lesperance, Aline Gignac and Pierre Belcourt -- Advanced Extrusions Aline Gignac, Use the right): Rene Laurin classifieds Technical Trophy and Award - Gary Belcourt -- Histoire / History --_ Poli- FREE TUTORING SERVICE Does your child need extra help in English, Mathematics, History or any other subject? Grade 13 graduates are offering their services through a OFY grant to help your child get-higher marks. . Grade One to 13 Registration JULY 7that MSS For information call: Caroline Woloski 534-7124 Marie Stahlbrandt 526-8425 Page 2, Wednesday, July 2, 1975 exercises Geil ns geo m1 -- Gignac -- Penetanguishene Cham- ber of Commerce Mathematics Scholarship and Trophy - Rene Laurin _ James Knights Memorial Scholarship and Trophy - Tom Payne J.J. Gignae Scholar- ship - Mary Ulrichsen -- W. H. Hewson Scholar- ship and Trophy - Aline Philip Scholarship - Laurin Guiegenearc Penetanguishene Trophies: Alain Moreau, and Rene Laurin. PSS Ontario Scholars (Valedictorian), Kathleen Gilligan and Graduation ceremonies were held at PSS last Staff photo Roger _Lesperance. David Thursday night. Exercises last Staff photo Queen Elizabeth and Prince Rene -- J. J. Gignac Citizenship Trophy - Aline Seco- ndary School Teacher's - winners were: Gary Belcourt, Mary Ulrichsen Looking for the unusual 42 CANADIAN CRAFTS Authentic Indian and Eskimo work e Parkas, Mitts e Indian Dolls e@ Soapstone Carvings e Moccasins Painted skins e Quebec wood carvings Russican, German, Mexican Crafts e Matroshka Dolls e German Pottery e Mexican Figurines THE TAMARACK 245 King St., Midland - 526-2171 and Balm Beach Rd. - 526-7762 4% ip Beer Og it? tlk oon | Dancing up a storm Club Beer Garden on Sunday at the Waterfront Community Centre. Mayor Vince Moreau and his wife dance up a storm during the German Centennial contest delayed Due to the large number of last minute eon bar Vceos in Penetanguishene's Centennial-Centenaire contest the judging of the entries has been delayed. The winners in the contest, which offers $150 in prize money plus dinner for two at the ' Watergate Steak House and a number of com- plimentary passes to the Pen Theatre, will be NEW HOLLAND Farm Equipment BEATTY Pump and Water Systems DORITY FARM SERVICE 428-2346 Main St. W. Stayner announced in next week's edition of the Penetanguishene Citizen. The top prize in the contest is $50 in cash and dinner for two at the Watergate Steak House. Short stories, a model lumber cabin, countless posters, poems and pictures were among the many entries submitted in the Centennial- Centenaire Contest. Haig & Hacker Barristers & 226 King Midland, Ontario L4R 4L1 (705) 526-2232 are pleased to armounce the change of their firm name to" Haig, Hacker & Lunnie Douglas G. Haig, Q.C. Frederick W. Hacker, B.A.; LL.B. James G. Lunnie, B.A., LL.B. Solicitors Street EH COINAGE , | CRAFTS be xf WS Hderethed Gills od This Pottery Purses Making pancakes Flower Quilts Evelyn McCannell (left) Anna Cupidio (centre) and Arrangements Leona Cavanaugh are among the Daughters of Isabella cooking the pancakes which are offered for breakfast Toys Macreme every morning at the Penetanguishene Knights of Decoupage Columbus Hall. Staff photo % Wood Carving TOWN OF Candles Soaps PENETANGUISHENE Stationary 10 ay SaREEI WEST Allenwaod: Beach Noon - 8 pm R.R. No. 3 Elmvale 361-1272 SOFAS & CHAIRS RECOVERED LIKE NEW If you like good quality while saving money, call for an estimate from Wilkinson Upholstering 651 Yonge St. HO6-709Q] midianal OUR SERVICE INCLUDES -- shop at home service -- helpfull courteous representatives -- fabrics to compliment any decor -- all work done by professional upholsterers ° -- no obligations At Wilkinson's ... . you get the best, for less!!! - TOWN PENETANG WATER & LIGHT COMMISION PROPOSED RETAIL RATES ELECTRIC RATE SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE ON ALL BILLS ISSUED ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 1975 RESIDENTIAL - MONTHLY First 50 kWhrs at 5.3 Next 200 kWhrs at 2.7 All remaining at 1.50 A block of 500 kWhrs at 1.35 for those customers with an approved water heater after 250 kWhrs use. Minimum bill at $3.50 FLAT RATE WATER HEATERS Applications will be p.m. on July 4th, dersigned. DUTIES: To PENETANGUISHENE "10 ROBERT STREET WEST requires a - Zoning Administrator administer (Existing Flat Rate Connected only) Schedule No. 81 $6.48 per 1000 watts GENERAL SERVICE (Commercial and Industrial) (monthly) First 50 kWhrs at 5.3 Next 200 kWhrs at 2.8 Next 9750 kWhrs at 2.0 All remaining at .85 Minimum bill at $3.50 SERVICE CHARGE ON GENERAL SERVICE First 50 kW per month - nil All remaining at $2.45 per kW- OF received up to 5 1975 by the un- the TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE 10 ROBERT STREET WEST requires a BUILDING INSPECTOR 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. j 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 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: Extensiv 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. Yi