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No newcomer to the business New airport manager takes over Huronia Airport's new manager is no newcomer to the business. Nick Parmegiani replaces Peter Crampton who recently resigned from the post. Before coming' to Huronia, Parmegiani had been working for one and a half years in the arctic, flying DC3's for LambAir. Previous to this he held several positions at airports near Toronto as chief flying instructor. Parmegiani received his training at the But- tonville airport and flying pilot's license and began flying. He now holds an airline transport pilot license which is the top of the line as far as flying licenses go. A certified flying in- structor, Parmegiani is qualified to instruct beginners, right up. to those working towards their commercial license. The airport offers lessons seven days a week. "If someone calls for a lesson, there will always be someone here," said Parmegiani. costs $35 an hour with an instructor and about $19 if the person is qualified to solo. Charters can be easily arranged through the Annual meeting tonight Karen Hill, planning associate of the Ontario Welfare Council will be the guest speaker tonight, Wednesday, May 26 at the annual meeting and dinner of the Huronia airport. "We can take people anywhere they want to go in either Canada or the United States," Parmegiani. said 8:00 p.m. be elected at the meeting. Dinner tickets are available at $5.00 at the Arch restaurant, the Commodore Hotel, Penetanguishene or from any council member. Halfway betwee _shor EXCITING ACTION ! Saturday, May 29th -LATE MODEL STOCKS - ----MINI STOCKS---- BARRIE SPEEDWAY n Barrie and Orillia on Hwy. 11, 8th line of Oro school which is the He said the airport is Social Planning Council largest of its kind in now offering instruction at the Arch restaurant in Canada. in instrument reading. Midland. In 1966 he obtained his The use of an airplane _--- Officers for 1976-77 will 4 =) If insects are An open house visitor ki hom Kevin Veaudry, 7, of Midland, tries his hand at some assistance of Doug Cameron of Midland, a costumed iia ing a e 17th-century Canadian carpentry at the reconstructed craftsman on the site. Kevin was a visitor at Sainte- z Jesuit Mission, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, Maries' open house May 16. A Midland. Kevin is shaving a piece of wood into a dowel eer JOO) EMS wate using a draw-knife - exactly as his predecessors did eine Maniega mong the Hurons: over 300 years ago. Kevin can rely on the able ONTARIO LOTTERY CORPORATION : Ses ees INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR ae a d isScusSeS DISTRIBUTORSHIPS. Garden and The Ontario Lottery Corporation Fruit Tree A from time to time has territories come Spray. available in various parts of the ¢ Kills sucking and chewing in- BUILDING CENTRE O ICla ®) rs | ni Province for the distribution of Win- sects on fruit trees, flowers tario tickets. vegetables COME AND SEE US. Tay Township Planning been under a ministerial A distributor is required to be ac- e Controls leatherjackets Board passed aresolution zoning order. This order | tively engaged on a full time basis in (craneflies) and other commen eisee Elmvale Lumber Co. Ltd. last week to remove two has acted as a freeze on 'the operation of the distributorship, insects in lawns study areas from the building on properties of | gach distribut t | eeeMeSi(IGUid spray Bruen Elmvale proposed official plan. less than 25 acres. utor mus employ concentrate form pence The two areas in Port The freeze zones the adequate sales personnel, and Severn were taken off the township according to the maintain sound accounting and draft plan leaving only the hamlet of Waubaushene as an area for further study. A secondary plan may be drawn up for Waubaushene after the official plan is passed. « Port Severn is now designated as a hamlet where it had _ no recognition before. A limited strip of the shoreline will be limited to seasonal service. The board has not defined which services will be unavailable to residents during the winter months. They may include no garbage pick-up and snow removal. "People may have to use ski-doos if they wish to get into their places in the winter," said plan- ning board secretary Brian Hopkins. Since Valentine's Day of 1975 Tay Township has existing official plan which stipulates that any new building must have a minimum of 25 acres surrounding it. The planning board is drawing up a brand new zoning by law which it has never had before, said Hopkins. Hopkins said he has no idea when the official plan will be ready for presentation to council. At the meeting last week, the planning board began working its way through an 18 page letter from the Ministry of Housing which contains questions and suggestions for the consideration of the planning board. "Our regular meeting is tonight. We hope to finish with the usual business early, and then get back to the official plan." Handed jail term Terrence Benallick, 42, of no fixed address was sentenced in provincial court in Penetanguishene Thursday to serve a total of two years and six months in jail. con- Benallick was victed on seven charges of break and enter and a charge of being unlawfully at large. Police charged the man in connection with a series of break-ins at cottages on the south side of Little Lake Park. clerical office practices. Wintario distributors are in- dependent businessmen working on a commission basis. A distributor is required to pre-pay for Wintario tickets and re-sell them to the 500 or so Wintario retail outlets in his territory. The current commission structure for each draw is 2/2 cents per Wintario ticket for the first 100,000 tickets and 2 cents each on the remaining Wintario tickets sold. In accordance with an agreement with Olympic Lottery, Wintario distributors presently act as wholesale distributors for Olympic Lottery tickets as well. : Sales reports and audited financial statements will be required by the Corporation. At present vacancies exist in territories centered in Toronto, Paris and Windsor. Others may arise in the future and all applications received will be kept on file from which any future vacancies could be filled without further public notice. Interested individuals can obtain further details and application forms by contacting the Corporation at (416) 961-6262 or writing to: Distributors, File 2400 ONTARIO LOTTERY CORPORATION 2 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario M4W 3H8 Applications for existing vacancies should be received by May 31, 1976. a AW: | | Le Here's an HONEST to GOODNESS SALE Featuring HONEST TO GOODNESS BARGAINS. You won't want to miss this sale in R * \ ee We only have halfa tractor-trailer load of MATTRESSES Special Shipment for LEFF left which we are offering Box Springs, Mattresses, and Continental Beds at fractions of the usual prices. Compare them anywhere. i, 50 |BED x, $99.9... Head Board,Legs, Box Spring & Mattress. MATTRESS AS LOW AS Urb's Home Furnishings SALE PRICED as low as '59. re 9" CONTINENTAL ORTHOPRACTIC $QQ 00 7 ISLEEPING BEAUTY QUEEN SIZE $239.9° Box Spring & Mattress Set ONLY COMPLETE WE TAKE COME IN, HAVE LOTS OF TRADE INS AT ALL TIMES lfgou need us, we're here, in Midland From left to right: , : Front Row: Karen, Sylvia, Donna, Gerda, Norman, Beth. Back Row: Rick, Cathy, Diana, Kathleen, Pat have the welcome mat out for you to help you with any of your banking needs. So drop by and say hello, won't you. ACOFFEE & -- FREE PARKING COMPARE VALUES AT REAR OF STORE Urb's Home Furnishings "You Furnish The House, We Furnish The Home" 101 Main St. Penetanguishene 549-8912 The bank where people make the difference. Wednesday, May 26, 1976, Page 11