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Accidents limited even with snow Despite hazardous driving conditions caused by this weekend's heavy snowfall, Midland OPP report that surprisingly few accidents occurred during the period from Friday to Sunday night However, the two types of accidents which occur most frequently and needlessly in the winter began their annual reappearance on the weekend, with a crash between a snowplow and car Saturday morning, and an auto / snowmobile mishap Saturday night In the first of these accidents, Russell Joseph Dorion of Victoria Har- bour has been charged with impaired driving and driving with an ex- cessive alcohol blood ratio, following a rear end collision with a snowplow on Highway 12, 4 kilometres east of Simcoe Road 37 OPP sources say that Dorion crashed into a snowplow being driven by Donald Peden The snowplow received $300 in damage, while the Dorion vehicle sustained $700 worth of damage Dorion was slightly injured in the accident Ski-doo auto mishap A Honey Harbour man has been charged with driving with out a headlight following an accident November 26 between a car and a snowmobile Police say that a car driven by Michael Lizotte, Honey Harbour, collided with a snowmobile belonging to Joseph Hewitt, also of Honey Harbour. The accident occurred, say police, at 5:45 p.m. on the Lily Pond Road, near Honey Harbour Besides being charged with driving without a headlight, Hewitt, the snowmobile' driver, sustained minimal in- juries in the crash Lizotte's car received damage totalling $300, while the Hewitt snowmobile sustained $75 damage $2000 Damage A single car crash which occurred November 26 at 6:30 p.m on Highway 69, just south of the MacDonald River, resulted in $2000 damage to a car driven by Eino Iksaneneksanem of Weston, Ontario Police say that Oksaneneksanen's car slid out of control while travelling northbound on Highway 69, and struck a nishings. Break enter, theft At 1:20 p.m. on November 25, George Cormack of Albion Road in Waubaushene reported that someone had broken into his cottage and stolen an antique radio. In breaking into the cottage, the thieves caused $300 damage to the outside door. The radio they stole is of a brown woodgrain construction, and has a single drawer. Any information on the radio can be directed to Constable Pete Scandlan at Midland OPP. Stolen outboard Thieves looking to next summer stole a 9.5 hor- sepower outboard motor from the cottage of Jack Beer, Concession 2, Tiny Township. Police say that Beer reported the theft on Friday, November 25, at 5:11 p.m. The motor, a _ 1976 Mercury model, was stolen from the front lawn of the Beer cottage. Constable Pete Scan- dian is investigating. THE TV MAN Yonge St. W off Hwy. No. 27 MIDLAND, ONT 526-4652 (Baim Beach Rd.) PACKAGE DEALS TV Antenna, Tower Rotar, 40' High Wire Base House Bracket, Colour Channels 2-83 FM -- $323.00 TV Antenna Tower, Rotor, 45' high, Coax, House Bracket, Colour Channels 2-83 FM, Amplifier -- $424.00 Separate UHF and VHF' FM Van antenna rotor, 45 ft. high, 75-OHM, "Coax wire, combiner amplifier, 4 base plate, X-bracket. 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( Notice of Public Hearing rock at the side of the road No charges were laid A two car crash oc curred on Highway 12 Friday night that resulted in a total of $700 damage to the autos of two Waubaushene men Investigating Officer Doug Gadsby reported that a car driven by Dale Duffy lost control while approaching a vehicle driven by John Segalin and smashed into the latter's auto The Duffy car was damaged to the tune of $500, while the Segalin auto received $200 damage Police blame the ac- cident on slippery road conditions, and con- sequently no charges have been laid Merge mishap Bad road conditions also resulted in a two car crash Friday afternoon on Highway 27, just south of the Yonge Street in- tersection OPP information of- ficer Chuck Coulson said that cars driven by John Kirkwood of Victoria Harbour and Albert Beatty of Midland were travelling in the same southerly direction when, in attempting to merge into a two lane flow of traffic from a four lane flow, the cars lost control and collided. No injuries were reported in the crash, although the Kirkwood auto recieved $600 damage, and the Beatty car, $200. Daniel Trew, formerly of Simcoe Street in Port MeNicoll has _ been charged with arson in connection with a fire t hat occurred November 17, at the home of Roman Toutaint, Port MeNicoll. The arrest was made following an investigation into the fire by Ray Simmons, of the Ontario Fire Marshall's office. OPP say that ap- proximately $7500 damage to the Toutaint house was caused by the fire, and $4000 damage was done to its fur- Ottawa, November 17, 1977. Issue No. 1 Toronto, Ontario January 17, 1978, 9:00 a.m. The Canadian Radio-television and Telecom munications Commission will hold a Public Hearing beginning on January 17, 1978 at the Holiday Inn, Armoury and Chestnut Streets, Toronto, Ontario to consider the following: Maclean-Hunter Cable TV Limited, 27 Fasken Drive, Rexdale, Ontario. M9W 1K7 Midland-Penetanguishene, Ontario (750806200) Application to amend its cable television broadcasting licence for Midland- Penetanguishene, Ontario as follows: --to extend the authorized service area to in- clude the east side of Hog Bay, Ontario. Location examined: MacLean-Hunter Cable TV Limited Office, Balm Beach Road, Midland, Ontario GENERAL INFORMATION How to Intervene Anyone wishing to comment on an application must submit a written intervention which should contain a clear and concise statement of the relevant facts and the grounds upon which the intervener's support for, opposition to, or proposed modification of, the application is based. It should also state whether or not the intervener wishes to appear at the hearing. where the application may be Deadline for receipt of Interventions: December 28, 1977. To be sent by registered mail or personal delivery to Applicant and CRTC with proof of service. Examination of Applications At local address given in this notice and at the Commission, 100 Metcalfe Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario. Rules of Procedure Further information is outlined in Rules of Procedure available for the sum of 35 cents from: The Publishing Centre, Printing Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and Services, 270 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Information: Write to CRTC or phone 613-996- 2294 or 995-6957 Lise Ouimet, Secretary General. 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