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Night honouring Mike Robitaille is planned Vancouver Canuck hockey defenceman Mike Robitaille will be the star guest next month as a group of Midland residents stage a special might in his honour August 22 at the Country Mill on the Balm Beach Road. Robitaille, now an assistant captain with the Canucks, rose through the ranks of the Midland Minor Hockey Association to a career that has taken him to Buffalo, Detroit and New York Former mayor Herb Beauchamps appeared at the July 14 meeting of Midland council for its support, and the organizing committee is now completing arrangements. Jim Armstrong of CK- MP said Monday the group expects about 50 guests of honour at the affair, including local hockey stars and other professional hockey stars and coaches A limited supply of roughly 250 tickets will be on sale to the public at the radio station, Beauchamp's TV and the Diana Restaurant on King Street, at a cost of $5 per head. Fire Dept. busy And he added there were tentative plans for a parade for people who are not able to attend the dinner and party. with brush fires Midland Fire Depart- ment answered three silent alarms July 16. Two of the alarms were for grass fires in town. The other alarm turned out to be a false alarm as the cause was steam rather than smoke under a car hood. On July 17, the department answered a silent alarm at 10:08 a.m. for a grass fire burning on Vinden St. On July 19 the depart- ment answered two silent alarms for fires burning in garbage containers. The first one at 11:58 p.m. Tennis program Penetanguishene's shaky tennis program will be operating for at least two more weeks according to recreation director Ron Marchildon. The program, which was highly successful last year, has not attracted as large a turnout as the the standings Our list shows: Team Garrisons Lafontaine Expos Olympia Garrisons tops The Penetanguishene Garrisons are leading Georgian Bay Fastball League but the question is by how much. Lafontaine trails the Garrisons by five points but Ken's Esso may be closer. However, since we were unable to get any information on Esso's games during the past week we'll have to settle for an incomplete list of Wa Liesl Ets: I2Fe peels 20) CP Sigs SOF 324) UE Bye aha Cee Rep h| Tykes defeat Thornhill 12-10 The Midland A and W Taykes clipped Thornhill 12-10 last Saturday, in a game played at Thornhill, as winning pitcher Graig Pender helped his own cause with a home run. Pender struck out seven batters in the seven-inning contest, sharing pitching duties with Tim Platt. John Johnson scored twice for Midland -- one of them on a home run -- as Mike Dineen, Wilson Cowan, John Walters and Frank Mansi also picked WRESTLING MIDLAND. arena MONDAY, wiv28 °° For the North American CHAMPIONSHIP BELT ws LORD STAN "THE MAN" OL STASIAK 'S LAYTON THE CHAMPIONSHIP BELTS WITH HELD FOR THE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP THE KELLY twins vs CRUSADER ROBERTSON BILLY RED LYONS 10 ft. STEEL CHAIN MATCH TONY PARISI VS. Tue WILDMAN BOTH WRESTLERS CHAINED TOGETHER - NQ ESCAPE MIDGETS ina BOXING MATCH BOBO ys, LITTLE JOHNSON JOHN PLUS ONE MORE BIG BOUT up a pair of runs. Gary Wenecker and Pender rounded out the scoring with one run apiece. Saturday's was the last game of the regular season for the tykes, who now head into the playoffs. The schedule has not yet been finalyzed. was located at the in- tersection of King and Yonge St. the other occurred at a garbage container at the rear of Jack Parr's Food Store, King and Elizabeth St. at 12:00 p.m. The department an- swered a general alarm at 8:12 p.m, July 20 for a car fire that occurred on the main road at Little Lake Park. The department also answered an out-of-town call July 17 at 4:34 p.m. The silent alarm was for a reforestration bush fire east of Waverly. is Shaky recreation officials had hoped for. At one time Marchildon _ seriously considered dropping the program in mid-season but with more people turning out every week he has decided to extend it until the end of July. That will mean a total of five weeks of tennis lessons, three weeks less than had been originally planned. Application forms for the $6. per week lessons are available at the town office. Morning and af- ternoon lessons are of- fered. Brian McCracken from Toronto wasn't having much luck with the fish last Monday evening until the photographer Resignations announced The resignations of three staff members were announced last week at a meeting of the Simcoe County Roman Catholic Board of Education. Among these were Sister Lauretta Kunkel, Sister Eva Marchand, and Herman Boyer. Sister Lauretta Kunkel has been principal of St. Mary's School in Victoria Harbour and St. John's in Waubaushene since 1970. She had also been on staff at St. Mary's and Sacred Heart, both of Midland, from 1942 until 1950. Sister Marchand had been principal at Ecole Des Saints Martyres Canadiens, Perkinsfield since 1968. cap. STAYCOLD POLYSTYRENE Coolers 259%4"x16"x1414" 60 qt. $ i FINEST LIVE BAIT IN THE AREA DOMINION HARDWARE THE HOME OF THE OUTDOORSMAN 543 Bay Street -- MIDLAND -- (Across from the Bike Shop) -- Also -- 180 Innisfil Street (At Brock) BARRIE NOW OPEN For Your Convenience Come To The Experts At "The" Muffler Shop e Fast, dependable service e Largest inventory in the area e Specialist in the muffler field 526-3731 726-2282 Agricultural report by Alan W. Scott Agricultural Represen- tative North Simcoe The Simcoe County Holstin Club will be cooperating with the Simcoe County Milk Committee on the annual Twilight meeting. This year's event is scheduled for Thursday, July 24 at Glenafton Farms at R.R. 2 Alliston. The program will start at 7:15 p.m. Bert Stewart a well-known showman, judge and cattle fitter will give official placings on a class of eight heifer calves. He will then discuss the strong and weak points of each animal, and also describe how to help each calf achieve a higher placing on show day. A class of milking females will be discussed in the same manner. The programme will conclude with some lively entertainment and lunch. Sheep information day and sale ae = ame The giant killer asked him how he was doing. He soon caught a sunfish and was able to have his picture taken with it. Staff photo 1970 CHEV. BEL-AIR, green with black interior, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door hard top, power steering, radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, 71,213 miles, STK. # 6868, Lic. BSN-270. $7399.00 1969 DODGE POLARA, gold with gold interior, white vinyl roof, 6 cylinder, automatic, 4 door, sedan, power steering, power brakes, radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, remote control mirror, 10,189 miles, Lic. FCW- . $999.00 1969 RAMBLER AMERICAN, red with tan interior, 6 cylinder, automatic, 2 door, sedan, radio, 55,066 miles, Lic. FCY-54.. . $1099.00 1969 AMERICAN MOTORS REBEL, green with green interior, 6 cylinder, automatic, 4 door sedan, white wall tires, wheel discs, 63,089 miles, Lic. FEF-646... $999.00 1969 MERCURY MONTEGO WAGON, gold with black interior, w/wood side panelling, power rear window, 8 cylinder, automatic, 4 door station wagon, power steering, power brakes, radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, roof rack, Lic. FCX-270 1969 PONTIAC BEAUMONT, green with green in- terior, automatic, 2 door hard top, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear window defogger, white wall tires, STK 6858, 94,040 miles, Lic. JEU-128 $999.00 1968 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE, gold with gold interior, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door, power steering, power brakes, radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, power top, 89,538 miles, Lic. BSL-084..... $999.00 windows, 1969 DODGE DART, red with black interior, 6 cylinder, defogger, automatic, 4 door sedan, radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, 2,546 miles, STK 6855, Lic. FLH-217..... $999.00 1967 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 88 CONVERTIBLE, gold with matching interior, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door power steering, power brakes, power windows, radio, white wall tires, wheel , power top, STK 6785, 75,909 miles, Lic. FCX-437 1970 VOLKSWAGON BUG, red with black interior, 4 cylinder, 2 door sun roof, 52,060 miles, Lic. HJZ- 099... $1099.00 j % Ton Pick-ups 1970 Ford % Ton, Lic. D20923 1971 Ford % Ton, Lic. £53722 1974 Chevrolet % Ton, Lic. P14855 1973 Ford % Ton, Lic. B16225 1971 GMC % Ton, Lic. A22941 1971 Ford % Ton, Lic. B11015 1971 Dodge % Ton, Lic. 59095 Prices Good Until July 31st Only Over 100 Used Cars in Stock. Largest Selection in Simcoe County. This event is scheduled for the fairgrounds in Erin on Saturday, July 26. The starting time is 10 a.m. There will be a weight guessing competition, exhibits and demon- strations, and an in- spection of sale animals. The sale features 38 ram lambs and 25 ewe lambs which have been selected from 108 rams and 48 ewes on the basis of performance and physical soundness. Catalogue information is available at country agricultural offices. Ontario Beef Calf Income Stabilization Program We have recently received details on the Beef Calf Income Stabilization Program of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The program is voluntary but par- ticipating producers must join the program for five years. A new contract and completed each year. Participating _ produ- cers will pay an annual fee per beef cow. For 1975 the fee is $5 per cow. This fee does not have to be paid 'until January 31, 1976. The cow count is based on cows which have produced a calf as of July 1. Cows producing fluid or industrial milk are ineligible. In return for the $5 per cow fee the beef calf producer gets a_ price guarantee per pound for his stockér calves. The guarantee is designed to cover operating cost plus a percentage of fixed cost on an efficient operation. This fall an actual price will be established by taking the weighted market price of Ontario produced stock calves. This price will be based on sales at major Ontario selling points. A payment will be made if the actual price is lower than the 50 cent guarantee on a 450-Ib Holstein Club to meet July 24 cent calf crop. A payment is_ best explained by an example. In a year of a 50 cent guarantee, and a 40 cent actual price, the payment would amount to 87 per cent of 450-Ibs. times the 10 cent different. The payout per cov this example, would bé@938.25. Application forms are available from county offices of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Current market in- formation on feed grains, fruit and vegetables, hogs and sheep and farm weather is available by dialing a Toronto telephone number. The markets available, the daily updating times, and the respective telephone numbers are available on wallet sized cards which are available at county offices of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The market reports are available to County radio Sale Ends This Week's Super Anniversary Special 1975 DODGE CHARGER SE, black with red velvet interior, canopy vinyl roof, arm rest, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door, special coupe, power steering, power brakes, power radio, roadwheels, conditioning, raised letter tires, 'H/D susp. w/swaybar, "= $6,099.00 Save *1500. application form must be calf, assuming an 85 per stations. 1972 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, blue with blue interior, 8 cylinder, automatic, 4 door, sedan power steering, power brakes, 81,859 miles, Lic. BMM-944... . $7795.00 1973 GREMLIN X HATCH BACK, red with black interior, 6 cylinder, standard, floor shift, 2 door, coupe power steering, tinted glass, raised whiteletter tires, air conditioning, road wheels, rustproofing, 56,151 miles, Lic. DXP-828 $2199.00 1972 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE, honey gold, green interior, 6 cylinder, automatic, 4 door sedan, power steering, radio, rear window defogger, white wall tires, wheel discs, 55,174 miles, Lic. AJO-929 1971 CHEVROLET VEGA WAGON, green with green interior, 4 cylinder, 2 door station wagon, radio, white wall tires, road wheels, roof rack, michilin radials, 83,888 miles, #6841, Lic. ABW-661 1971 METEOR RIDEAU 500, blue with bina c and blue vinyl roof, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door Nard top, power steering, power brakes, radio rear window defogger, white wall tires, wheel discs, body side mouldings, 88,087 miles, Lic. FKN-327 1972 METEOR RIDEAU, blue with blue interior, 8 cylinder, automatic, 4 door sedan, power steering, power brakes, 67,465 miles, Lic. KCX-764 .... $1295.00 w/ centre r 1970 CHEV. IMPALA, ivory with green interior, green vinyl roof, body side mouldings, 8 cylinder, automatic, 4 door hard top, power steering, power brakes, radio, rear window defogger, white wall tires, wheel discs, 82,506 reat window miles, Lic. FCU-747 air ; / 1973 CHRYSLER NEWPORT CUSTOM, gold with gold split bench with arm rest, black vinyl roof, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door hard top, power steering, power brakes, radio, white wall tires, wheel discs, 37,912 miles, Lic. KCX-803 Lic. 1972 BUICK SKYLARK, gold with brown interior, brown vinyl roof, 8 cylinder, automatic, 2 door hard top, power steering, power brakes, rear window defogger, white wall tires, wheel discs, remote control mirror, 52,078 miles, Lic. FCX-875 Sport Models 1974 Camaro, Lic. JCE-704 1974 Celica, Lic. HEU-476 1974 Celica, Lic. HXM-197 1973 Challenger, Lic. FEW-136 1973 Lemans Sport, Lic. DYV-369 1972 Charger, Lic. FKS-248 1971 Cuda, Conv. Lic. ABV-999 1970 Charger, Lic. DOK-900 1970 Swinger 340, Lic. FFD-337 1970 Charger, Lic. BFR-905 1969 Javelin, Lic. BOT-006 1969 Mustang, Lic. BSA-394 1969 Super Bee, Lic. BUR-371 1967 Mustang, Lic. BPF-338 Centennial PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER (1973) LTD. Top Quality ED CARS J 100 Bradford St. Barrie Page 14, Wednesday, July 23, 1975 726-0393