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Town police Despite the influx of tourists and the carnival at- mosphere of centennial celebrations, there were not any major law and order problems during the first half of Old Home Week. Police Chief John Geere claims that Penetanguishene's centennial week celebrations haven't given the town force any extra problems. Charged with mischief pi-year-old Penetanguishene man was cnarged wich mischief to private property following an incident at the Brule Hotel last Thursday night around 11:30 p.m. ; David Edward Crane is being held responsible for - damaging the door.at the Brule Hotel. Police estimate the damage at $35. Hot car burned A 1971 Chey was discovered burned to a crisp, east of Fuller Avenue in Tay Township, by the Ontario Provincial Police late last Friday night. The car had been stolen from Timothy Adams of RR 1 Midland Point. Police list the car as a total write-off. An in- vestigation into the case continues. Tire slasher strikes Someone slashed two tires on a car which was parked in the Post Office. parking lot. The incident occurred late Friday night or early Saturday morning. The car belonged to Clair Marchildon of Tiny Town- ship. Total value of the tires was estimated at $60. by police. An investigation into the incident continues. Where's the money? Dan Curney of Manley Street in Midland would sure like to know where a certain $20 bill has gone to. The bill apparently disappeared from a table he was sitting at in the Commodore Hotel late last Friday night or early Saturday morning between midnight and closing time at 1 a.m. OPP report The Midland detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police escaped the holiday weekend with a relatively light work load, despite record crowds that jammed area beaches in the 80 degree weather. The men had a total of 15 accidents and 102 general occurrences to investigate between Friday evening and Tuesday morning, but most were of a minor nature -- including a raft of noisy parties and liquor violations. Coldwater man in mishap A 34-year-old Coldwater man escaped injury Friday evening when his car went out of control on Highway 12 near the west junction of Port McNicoll Road about 6:30 p.m. An OPP spokesman said the car, owned and driven by David Archer, suffered an estimated $300 - damage when it struck a highway sign. The sign was damaged to the tune of $30. No charges were laid. The night prowlers Most area boaters believe the OPP's patrol cruiser General Williams and its 18-foot sidekick runabout go hor} /vhen the sun goes down, leaving the waters of Gey vian Bay an unpoliced playground. ut as a group of young Midland district men discovered early Sunday morning there is little truth and a lot of fiction in that belief. Officers Ron Rowe and Peter Scanlan pulled over a boat travelling with insufficient lights at 12:30 a.m. near Little Dog Channel off Beausoleil Island, and by the time the incident ended four men had been charged with offences ranging from impaired operation of a boat to assaulting police, resisting arrest, and possessing liquor in a place other than a residence. A police spokesman said a scuffle broke out when they stopped the boat. Michael Paul Dusome, 23, of Midland is charged with Liquor Control Act violations, having no running lights on a vessel, and assaulting police. Roger Dusome, 20, of Midland and Ronald Gravelle, of R.R. 2 Penetanguishene have been charged with assault, while Ronald Gravelle has been charged with impaired boating and resisting arrest. Byng leaves office to join a consulting firm % administrator and building inspector of- ficially ended his em- ployment with the town in a grand style last Friday. Members of the town staff and friends from the area threw a party for Bryan Byng at the Penetanguishene town council chambers. Byng submitted his resignation notice to the town a month ago. He has accepted a job with Windland Associates which is a planning firm Bryan Byng Penetanguishene's zoning combination % \ ii : ee 7a; a i a t son \ Enjoying the Lions Club street carnival = ee -centered in Orillia. Byng Browsing at a flea market 11-year-old Michele Kaps (left) tries to choose which froggie to buy at the Centennial Committee's Flea Market at the Knights of Columbus Field. The Flea Market continues through today until Saturday from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Candles, centennial books, antique china, stuffed animals and numerous hand crafted articles are being offered for sale. There's even a few more froggies Staff photo Use the classifieds Circulation Dept. BOY'S' GIRLS 12 YEARS OR OLDER WANTED BY THE MIDLAND TIMES THE PENETANGUISHENE CITIZEN As Summer Substitutes and Permanent Carriers @ GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR SPENDING DOLLARS -- PLUS ALL THE ADVANTAGES OF HAVING YOUR OWN BUSINESS ONE DAY A WEEK... Cali To-Day 926-9369 ao LEP ae ie Diet on Did | win? MacKINNON DeVILLERS AND HORTON Barristers & Solicitors, 476 Elizabeth Street, Midland, Ontario ANNOUNCE THAT effective June 27th, 1975 the new telephone number for the Midland Office will be (705) 526-3791 J. Robert MacKinnon, B.A. L.L.B. Paul J. DeVillers, L.L.B. Elise M. DeVillers, B.A. LL.B. Fredrick E. Horton B.A. (Councel) Dr. Peter Cameron wishes to announce that from July 1st his office will be located at 538 Elizabeth St. Phone 526-3921 McAvela float honoured The McAvela Com- munity Float won an appreciation trophy for its colourful centennial parade float. The float, featuring flowers and a band, was one of the most colourful in Penetanguishene's Saturday afternoon centennial parade. The Penetanguishene _Cent- ennial Committee made the presentation. A touch of Renaissance comes to Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Hwy. 12, Midland Saturday, July 5th MUSIC PERFORMANCE Hear early music from the 16th and 17th centuries played on instruments of the period by performers from across North America. Performances all afternoon, 2-5 p.m. Regular admission charges to site ADULTS $1.50 STUDENTS 75c CHILDREN 25c FAMILY $3.50 One evening performance 7:30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE Sainte-Marie, the Ist European Community in the interior of Canada Ministry of Culture and Ontario Recreation said that he expects to be working on planning projects throughout Simcoe County. He also promised to push the pen...er, the typewriter keys sometime in the future, with the idea of composing occasional planning related articles for this newspaper. Windland Associates is presently working on a zoning bylaw for Tay etudiants. i Adco Tires Limited Bowmanip aie a Advanced Extrusions Ltd i development policy for Agence d'Assurances R.J. Asselin Ltée Penetanguishene. Alex's Service Centre Inc. Aquarobic Wins moped church Austria Printing Avco Financial Penetanguishene Services Bay Marine Barber& Haskill Ltd. Marcel F. Bellehumeur Insurance Dr. and Mrs. Walter Binkley Blondin Appliances Sales & Service Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School - elt - Nous désirons remercier ces donateurs pour leur genérosite envers les Appreciation is extended to the following industries, businesses and organizations for making the awards program possible: Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School L'Association Canadienne Francaise de |'Ontario Bank of Nova Scotia, Penetanguishene Marg Lalonde of RR 2 Penetanguishene won the moped at a draw held at the Pen Theatre on Saturday night. The Pen Theatre Moped as a prize for a centennial week draw. Who else but good old Cane Rene Martin was b seller of the winning ticket. offered the' directory THE CATHOLIC PARISH UF FLOS SUMMER SCHEDULE OF MASSES wich will commence on the long weekend of May 17th-19th Allenwood -- 6:30 p.m. Sat -- 11:00 a.m. Sunday Phelpston -- 7:30 p.m. Sat -- 9:00 a.m. Sunday Elmvale -- 8:00 a.m. -- 10:00 a.m. Sunday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Minister: Rev. Sydney McDonald BA Phones: The Church 322-1411, The Manse, 322;2453 Dr. G.B. Boucher Bourgeois Motors Limited Dr. Peter Brasher, F.R.C.S. Bryant's Jewellers Limited Bryson McQuirter Limited Chalet Sports Dr. Claude Charron Chemical Valley Fabrications Co. Ltd. Civitan Club of Midland Le Club Richelieu Consul de France Town of Midland Town of Penetanguishene Village of Port McNicoll Day Specialties Dominion Electroplating Ltd. Edmar Restaurant & Marine Lid. Eplett's Dominion Hardware Ernst Leitz (Canada) Ltd. Johnstone's Music Land P.H. Jory Limited Ken Snider Cartage Limited Mrs. G.R. Kenney, in memory of Keitha O/NeMlI Kichikewana Chapter, 1.0.D.E Kindred Industries Limited Or. Roland Lauzon Lions' Club of Penetanguishene Lockhart Motors Ltd Louis Haulage A.F. MacLaren & Company MacLean-Hunter Cable TV Limited Meatland Midland Industries Limited Midland Planing Mills Limited Midland Printers Limited Moreau Insurance Motorola Dr. Robert James Newhouse Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd, The Parlor Pen Theatre Penetang |.G.A Penetanguishene Chamber of Commerce Penetanguishene General Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary Perrin's Flower Shoppe Pillsbury Canada Limited R.CA Gil Robillard Rotary Club of Midland Rowika Industries Limited Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 68 Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 523 H.S. St. Amant & Sons Limited COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT SATURDAY. JULY 5 8.00 P.M. Midland Arena Gardens $5,000 CASH PRIZES bee Stewart's Service Station - . 1-61 * The Estate of Sadie Mostyn Students' Council of Midland Secondary School Fi mM. a STAR BUSINESS Eimvale tabs Shedd Seba ice teh eh he Students' Council of Penetanguishene Secondary ristian orship, a.m. red Hook Lt School +* MACHINES ; French Dry Cleaners™ Teachers of Midland Secondary School PLU | st 19866 é Furnitex Corp. Ltd. Tadchieed Gt Bent niga ial okesincary = chcos : , : ADDING MACHINES. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA G & M Shoppe Toronto-Dominion Bank, Penetangulshene ELECTRONIC CALCULATORS.| | st. John's Elmvale por be rep IG MAL eer ANN ie . 4 ae ignac's iren's Wear Wally's Men's Sh ROYAL - VICTOR Minister: Rev. B. Gazzard Graham Swales Men's Wear Weber Tool & Mold Ti k 3 00 ae Seah 4 A The Great Atlantic & Pacific Co. of Canada Ltd. z t t t 284 Dunlop W . Worship: 11:00 a.m.(Nursery during Service) Gremlin seconde b da aa ae ela de) icKets e a e oor. Barrie 726-6595 Phones: Church 322-1472, Manse 322-1522 HS Herrison Matal Works Limiied Y's Men's Club of Midland i r, 5 5 4 louse "'D" la condary I lers Limited AAR gulew Wyevale United Church: 11:30 a.m. p HoranlaiCredi Upton sete i Sunnyside, Midland Waverley United Church: 10:00 a.m. \ infernatlona Union Electrical Radio and Machine (Conseil Ztudiant de {ecole secondaire f ini x lorkers i ishene S¢ dary Scho tudents' it 526-9175 Rev. E. John Gazzard, Minister Pm 5 1 6" 'sunies Hi Lyre onaral tema Mindi Penetanguishene Secondary School Students' counc' Wednesday, July 2, 1975, Page 3»