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SII SS SSS Iee cesses SO SSO eiacee s Se IOI EL PC IIAP OM GIGLI GE PO DE gee : eS Cette photo fut prise A une des audiences publiques du Conseil de la Radio-Télévision Canadienne qui furent tenues 4 Montréal le 30 mars dernier. Les membres du Conseil siegeant, de gauche a droite: M.J. Shanski, M.A. Cormier, MS. H€bert, Mme P. Pearce, M.D. McDougall Vus de dos 4 leur droite immédiate: M. Ives Myrand, conseiller juridique M. Henri Allard, secretaire. CRTC - Radio Canada animatrice: Réjeanne Guay-Galbraith Q: La télévision frangaise nous rejoindra-t- elle? R: "Officieusement", oui! Q: Quand pouvons-nous espérer une premiére programmation? R: Probablement au commencement de l'année 1977 (dépendant des travaux d'in- stallation) Comme je vous lI'avais dit ultérieurement, je me suis rendue 4 Montreal pour assister aux audiences publiques du Conseil de la Radio-Télévision Canadienne le 30 mars dernier. J'y ai assisté comme observatrice puisque la requéte de licence de Radio-Canada @tait une intervention non-comparaissante i.e. vu que notre intervention a été la seule enrégistrée et qu'elle était en faveur de la demande de Radio-Canada, il n'y avait pas eueeen de discussion. Jen'y ai vu ni l'image ni le semblant d'image d'une contre-intervention. La tornade de cynisme et d'injures qui faisait fureur dans nos parages venait de s'envoler. Les mauvais vents s'adoucissaient pour enfin gonfler les voiles de la francophonie. A ces fini, mon voyage A Montréal devenait tout 4 coup une annonce de source de 'vie pour mes compatriotes. De plus, ce voyage m'a permis d'amasser une multitude d'informations vis-a-vis non seulement des modes d'opération et des exigences du Conseil de la Radio-Télévision Canadienne mais aussi des compagnies de stations de radio, de télévision et de cable. Le réseau de Radio-Canada sera un principe vital non seulement pour nous mais surtout pour nos jeunes qui, présentement, ont peu d'en- couragement. Nous pourrons tous recueillir la séve nécessaire 4 notre arbre chetif de la francophonie de notre coin. Mother Harry surprises herself A cow named Harry has surprised her owner Ron Doyle of Matchedash Township with guadruplets. Born April 2, the calves have been dubbed Eeney, Meeney, Miney, and No. Doyle says he can tell them all apart. "'They're like two sets of twins. One set is lighter in colour'. Doyle had no idea Harry was able to become a multiple mother. The five-year-old Holstein has previously given birth to six calves one at a time. Doyle was the midwife for the big event. 'She has the first one herself and I brought the rest". Area veterinarian Tom Henderson says its the first quadruple calf birth he has heard of. Meanwhile, mother Harry and her four babies (three Heifers and one bull) are all doing well and Doyle says the four calves are gaining splendidly. RC board ends 1975 with $17,000 surplus The Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board received the auditors' report at their last meeting. The Board ended 1975 with a surplus of $17,000. The board had budgeted a 27 per cent increase in 1975 over 1974. Two applications for sponsorship of a program under the Ministry of Education's Experience '76 program were received at the meeting. One of the applicants is from Midland, with the other from Angus. Experience '76 is, an at- tempt by the Education ministry to provide summer work for high school and university students. Pay scales for laid the program are Obituary Emily Dorsey Emily (nee Dewell) Dorsey, of 15 Don Street, Penetanguishene, died suddenly at her residence on Sunday, April 4, 1976, She was 68. She was born in Penetanguishene, the daughter of the late Daniel and Emily Dewell and lived in Penetanguishene most of her life. She was a secretary at the Penetanguishene Mental Health Centre for 42 years before her retirement in 1972. She was also active in St. James on the Lines Church where she served as treasurer for many years. She is survived by three sisters, Jean Glenn, of Kitchener, Anne Johnson, of Penetanguishene, and Betty Gowland, of Midland, and two brothers, Tom Dewell, of London, and Mac Dewell, of Calgary. The funeral was held on Tuesday, April 6, from St. James on the Lines Church with Reverend Sid Maddock officiating. Interment was in the church cemetery. The pallbearers were James Cordes, Bob Gillesby, Bill Stevens, C.S. Wice, and Walter Sp ram Police 'A single-car accident on Robert Street West early Sunday morning resulted in no injuries but a Penetanguishene man was charged with four offences by police. Police said a car driven by Gary Cadeau, 22, of 5 Gignac Drive, failed to negotiate the corner at the overhead bridge and struck a hydro pole severing it. There is no estimate of damage. Cadeau was charged with impaired driving, excess alcohol, having no valid licence plate, and failing to produce evidence of insurance. Constable Tom Marchand investigated the accident at 1:45 a.m. Sunday. Motorcycles stolen Two motorcycles were stolen' in Penetanguishene on Friday night but one was recovered. Thomas Bugg, of 126 Church Street, reported Saturday morning that his motorcycle valued at $600 was stolen: from outside his residence sometime Friday night. Patrick Playne, of 39 Robert Street, reported the theft of his bike the same morning and police recovered the vehicle on Scott Street just after noon Saturday. is @ Constable Art Lizotte investigated the theft. ] Attention - Veterans Ex-Service Men and Women and Dependents THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION SERVICE BUREAU OFFICER MR. E.G. TRAVERSY Provincial Service Officer Ontario Command, Toronto Will be visiting in the area. Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regarding war disability pen- sions, treatment, allowances, etc., is requested to contact the service officer, or secretary, of the local branch, whose name appears below, not later than April 19, 1976 to arrange an interview. Mr. R. Sheriff (Secretary) ; Elmvale, Ontario Mr. A. Archer (Service Officer) Box 246, ELMVALE Phone 322-2827 All Saints passion play The children of All Saints Anglican Church put on a passion and triumphant entry play _ last Sunday. Andrew Thompson was ithe reader and his brother Matthew played one of the disciples. Mr. and Mrs. Patenade, of 42 Harriet Street, Penetanguishene, became the proud parents of a baby girl on Thur- Arthur sday, April 1, 1976, at Penetanguishene General Hospital. played by John Lynn and Steven Maddock was the other disciple. Others who took part were Bruce and Janet Lynn, Ann Patchett, and Wayne and Legault. They were assisted by the children of the Sunday School at the 11:15 a.m. service. Randy sam Saeed _ "We cater to car care' Interior Shampooing Engine Cleaning -- Painting Vinyl roofs and interiors restored 76) Vinden Street, Midland (Next PADDED TOPS.---------- $115.00 One Year Guarantee on Vinyl Tops MIDLAND CUSTOM CAR CLEANING Authorized Polyglaze Application Center Vinyl Top Special $75.00 for Most Cars REPLACE DAMAGED TOPS OR RUSTED TOPS - $95.00 BODY SIDE MOLDING INSTALLED----- $16.00 One Year Guarantee Wet Weather Special CAR WASH Includes interior and exterior cleaning, $500 vacuuming, windows to the Tri-Super Laundromat) 526-4473 cleaned (inside and out) down by the ministry. The board approved the applications and sent them to the ministry for their acceptance. The transportation committee reported that the present tran- sportation scheme was acceptable. The board transports 4,382 students more than 5,000 miles daily. Separate school students are transported by boats, buses, vans, taxiis and snowmobiles. The construction of Monsignor Clair School in Barrie i$ well underway. The footings have been poured and block laying has been started. In conjunction with construction, Trustee Saunders rported that parents in the area felt that the St. Vincent and Cundles intersection was dangerous and recom- mended that the board ask the city to erect stop lights at the corner. Why you should let H&R Block worry about your income taxes. We take all the time necessary to understand your complete tax situation ...tO make sure your taxes are as low as they can legitimately be, with charges based only on the complexity of your return. Get a little peace of mind. HéR BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 246 K Corner King ing St. and Dominion Midland, Ont. 526-3001 Bookkeeping and Accounting Services Now Available OPEN: 9:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Mon.- Sat. 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Nolin Morrow, prin- cipal of Our Lady of Assumption in New Lowell, has been ap- pointed principal of St. and Roofing = James School in Colgan. Roland Comeau was appointed to replace Morrow as principal at Our Lady of Assumption. Grove Street East and Cook Street intersection is another area that Saunders felt was dangerous. 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Public School at Port McNicoll Wyebridge, Wyevale Public Schools at Wyevale Medonte West Central School at Wyevale and from 9:30-11:30a.m. and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 -8p.m. for Corpus Christi Public School. Penetang Ecole Publique Saint Joseph School, Penetang - note below For the Midland Area, transportation is being provided by the Simcoe County Board of Education for those who wish to attend the Bilingual School in Penetanguishene. Registrants must be 5 years of age on or before December 31, 1976. Registrants are required to have a proof of birth and Property Tax Assessment Sheet. J.M. Ramsay Wm. Brown Director of Education Chairman Wednesday, April 14, 1976, Page 3