The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

"Contact ~ gCommunity information 526-9333 9 a.m.-5p.m, "Excuse me, could you tell me how to get UD atin " this is a question I deal with every day! Working in a Chamber of Commerce Tourist Information Office you get to know your area, fast! You have to. If I don't know something I am asked, I find out. I answer either by telephone, mail or in person at one of our two offices. Iam on a Summer Canada 1981, Student Employment program, hired by Contact to work for the Chamber of Commerce. A big part of my daily routine is to make sure there is a sufficient supply of brochures and lists at both of our offices. If supplies have diminished, then I either write or call the different establish- ments and associations for further supplies. My job also entails various clerical jobs, for the Chamber of Commerce. I like my job, it's interesting. To know that I have helped someone is very rewarding. Through my work I have met various board members, merchants and towns people from Midland. My work is right in my course of study at Sir Sandford Fleming College in Peterborough. I will be in my second year of the Tourism and Tran- sportation program, and loving every minute of it. Because of the Civic Holiday on Monday, Aug. 3, the offices of Elm- vale Lance, The Midland Times and The Penetanguishene Citizen will be closed. bee. 50th anniversary It was a grand occasion for long-time Tay Township residents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Faint, Saturday afternoon at Vasey United Church where the couple was honoured as they marked 50th wedding anniversary. Simcoe East MPP Allan McLean made a presentation to the couple from the province while Tay's Reeve Charlie Rawson presented the pair with gifts from both the county of Simcoe and Tay Township. The Faints have three children. Offices will be closed Advertisers, correspondents are being advised of the above information. All three newspapers will publish editions as usual next Wednesday. I consider myself very lucky to have received such excellent experience in the Tourism Industry. For tourist information call the Chamber of Com- merce at 526-7884. We would like to thank Hanni Mieke for making us aware of the Pilot Parents program. This program recruits and trains parents of han- dicapped children. These pilot parents are then able to provide understanding and emotional support, practical information about what the handicapped condition is and suggest ways to care for children and direction to resources and services in the com- munity for parents who have a newly diagnosed handicapped child. The program follows up and supports the relationships, and publicizes Pilot Parents in the community. The Huronia Kennel Club is having their dog show on Thursday and Friday, July 30 and 31 at the Midland Arena. Admission is $1.00 for adults, 50 cents for children. For further information call Ruth Tuckett at 534-3822. Contact Information Centre will be closed Monday, August 3 for the Civic Holiday. We all wish to express. our congratulations to Charles and Diana! The solution to even the most difficult problem begins with the first step. If you have a problem, take the first step. Call Contact your Community Information Centre today. sincere --Liz Acs, Summer Student Playoffs in teams playing. 13 points. late for press time. Injuries : accidents carriers and police by council this week. Five persons were injured in motor vehicle in June in Penetanguishene, ac- cording to the monthly department activity report received From a recent issue of World Scouting Newsletter we have learned about how, in several countries of the world, Scouting is focussing on "The International Year of Disabled Persons." In Vienna, Rovers and Rangers are helping parents of handicapped children to build an ad- dition to a therapy centre, and improve the playground facilities, Cubs, Brownies, Scouts and Guides are holding a street festival to raise money to buy more equipment for the centre. The Asia-Pacific region conducted a week-long jamboree in Mouchak, Bangladesh. One of the qualifications for earning the jamboree award was to take a "Disabled Consciousness Route". Along this course a Scout is challenged to do four activities as if he were disabled. A new training centre has been built by Danish Guides and Scouts at Pindstrup, north of Arhus. It was specially designed for easy access and use by people in wheel chairs or with crutches and for people with hearing or seeing difficulties. Each year the Eclaireuses and Eclaireurs de France provide vacation camps for more than 1,000 young people who need recreation and special care while their schools are closed. The young people range in age from 8-19 and have a wide variety of physical and mental disabilities. Nearly 1,200 Dutch Guides and Scouts assisted 2,000 athletes in the 6th Olympics for the Disabled, held last summer near Arnhem. They helped the athletes with getting to and from events, meals, room cleaning, friendship and hospitality. SCOUTS CANADA! Winners: The fourth annual Midland Centennial Junior Golf Tournament at Midland Golf and Country Club held Thursday was a great success with over 90 golfers taking part. This year's winners were Rob Weiss of Golf Haven Golf Course and Mandy Cockburn of Horseshoe Valley Golf Course. Weiss shot a 73 low gross score to capture the boys' title while Cockburn shot a 92 low gross scored for the girls' title. For their wins, Weiss receives the Cen- tennial Trophy and a $100 gift certificate from Wally's Men's Shop in Penetanguishene and Cockburn received the Centennial Trophy and a hair dryer. Other prizes for the day Juniors First low gross, Glenn Howard. First low net, Wayne Costello. Second low gross, Brad Copeland. Second low net, Rob Malcolmson. Third low gross, John Parker. Third low net, Bert Delanty. Fourth low gross, Frank Merando. Fourth low net, Scott Adamson. Fifth low gross, Gerry Richard. Bantams First low gross, Tim Exnor. First low net, Bill Scott. Second low gross, Peter Elgie. Second low net, Mike Quilty. Third low gross, David Woodard. included: Centennial golf successful event Third low net, Jeff Klazer. Fourth low gross, Mark Bruning. Fourth low net, Ken Gosleigh. Fifth low gross, Danny Garagan. Fifth low net, Dan Klazer. Sixth low gross, Dale Clark. Sixth low net, James Duncan. Juveniles First low gross, Steve Graa Garagan. First low net, Dave Tamblyn. Second low gross, Marlon Gieseler. Second low net, Darren Sketchly. Third low gross, Craig Hammon. Third low net, Dan Bressette. Fourth low gross, Owen Quilty. Fourth low net, Joe Duz. Fifth low gross, Calvin Cockburn. Fifth low net, Jeff Bales. Sixth low gross, Dave Garagan. Sixth low net, Brian Loney. Seventh low gross, Brian Hanson. Seventh low net, Mark Gieseler. Eighth low gross, Paul Miller. Longest Drive Glenn Howard, Junior boy. Calvin Cockburn, juvenile boy. Todd Georges, bantam boy. Closest to pin Paul Ridyard, junior boys. Mark Bruning, bantam boys. Most Honest Golfer Tanya Sketchley. Penetang fastball playoffs tomorrow Penetanguishene Fastball League action will get un- derway tomorrow night in McGuire Park in Penetanguishene with the first and fourth place teams squaring off and the second and third place Going into last night's action, there was a tie for fourth place between The Pass Caswell's Antiques and Penetang Sand and Gravel, both teams having Last night's games was to decide who would advance into the playoffs, the results from that game coming too However, the winner will be playing Duval's Variety at 7 p.m. tomorrow night in McGuire Park with Lercar Construction and The Pass locking horns at 8:30 p.m. League standings for the season shaped up like this: W L T Pts. Duval's Variety 11. Sieaagee 8 "8 Oeea6 Lercar Construction 7 7 aoe Caswell's Antiques 6. 9-Sias Penetang SandandGravel5 8 3 13 Even though The Pass and Lercar Construction were tied for second place, the position was given to The Pass because of the team's better win- loss record. "# © New selective deer harvest program | The selective deer harvest program initiated in Ontario last year will be continued in 1981. Sportsmen planning to hunt deer this fall have until Aug. 20 to submit an ap- plication to hunt an- tlerless deer in the zone of their choice. An antlerless ap- plication can be ob- tained by purchasing a 1981 Resident's or Farmer's Licence To Hunt Deer. Deer licences and applications are available at all hunting licence issuers. The issuers also have a large Provincial dicating the 1981 deer hunting zones and the seasons involved. Hunters will not be mailed antlerless ap- plications this year as in 1980. The Ministry had planned to mail all hunters a copy of these new instructions plus the results of last fall's antlerless program but the mail strike has forced us to abandon this plan. If you~ are a bowhunter wishing to hunt antlerless deer in Huronia District you must apply for an an- tlerless deer tag as indicated above. If you only wish to hunt deer in the Huronia District controlled shotgun and muzzle-loader season you should not apply for an antlerless deer tag. Applications for the four-day controlled shotgun and muzzle- loader season will be avavilable Sept. 1, 1981 at Earl Rowe Provincial Park, Bass Lake Provincial Park and Huronia District Office, Midhurst. Successful applicants for the four- day season will automatically receive a validation tag good for antlerless deer. If the mail strike continues, the antlerless applications can be returned to any Ministry of Natural Resources office and we will see that they are delivered to Wildlife Branch, Toronto. If the strike ends, applications can be completed, stamped, and mailed. Meanwhile, Ontario Natural Resources Minister Alan Pope has extended the deadline for receiving ap- plications for antlerless deer tags to Aug. 20, 1981. map in- - "While there are relatively few deer season changes in northern, north central and eastern Ontario, there are substantial changes this year in the agricultural sections of southern Ontario," Mr. Pope said. While speaking of antlerless deer, the Minister added that applications for this tag may only be obtained in 1981 by purchasing a resident's or a farmer's licence to hunt deer. AUCTION SALES | AUCTION SALES ARCHER COLWILL 726-8904 QUALIFIED AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY Auctioneer ¢ Appraiser FARM ¢ FURNITURE «© ANTIQUES ESTATES * REAL ESTATE Ge Selling Successful Sales since 1957 Tuesday evening, Aug. 4 at 5:30 p.m. for the estate of Margaret Forrest, located on Con. 6 Oro. Twp. and Hwy. 11 North, approx. 1 mile E. of Guthrie. Raymond treadle sewing machine, walnut parlor table, set of scales, several dressers, mirrors, brass floor lamp, Palmer upright piano, organ stool, toilet sets, duck decoys, old books, oil lamps, lanterns, old dishes, 2 pc. chesterfield suite, old dishes, old bake board, wash board, Walton rug, picture frames, foot stools, Antonias Stradivarian violin, portable B & W television, bunk beds, 2 rocking chairs, round oak table w/6 handmade buffet, wicker baskets, old walnut dresser and washstand w/marble top and lamp holders wi/orig. drawer pulls, dining room light fix- ture, early pine Canadian table and 3 chairs, cap- tain chair, Hoover washer dryer, linen, blankets, qty. of old carpenter tools, planes etc., steamer trunk, rugs, old kitchen pumps, old cast iron bathtub. A real good sale. Lunch available. Terms cash or cheque wi/I.D. Saturday, Aug. 8 at 11 a.m. for the estate of Nellie Hoskin, located 4 miles N. of Elmvale via County Road 6, then 1 mile east on Con. 3 Tiny Twp Old dresser wi/lamp holders and orig. drawer pulls. Raymond pedal sewing machine, Brantola record player, old washstands, old picture frames, wash sets, old lamps, cream separator, Emersgn record player and records, highboy chest of drawers, old parlor table, bedding, quilts, vacuum cleaner, an- nex stove, electric stove, refrigerator, set of old kitchen chairs, qty. of glass, dishes, hanging lamp, rocking chair, magazine racks, Alladin and oil lamps, chests of drawers, old blanket box, hall table, B & W television, 2 pc. chesterfield suite, dresser w/oval mirror, wardrobes, pots and pans, deep freezer, aluminum ex. ladder, wood cookstove, old desk, crocks, pine flat back cup- board, old cupboards and rocker, roto tiller, toois etc. A real good sale, plan to attend. Lunch available. Terms cash or cheque wi/I.D. Saturday, Aug. 15 at 11 a.m. for the estate of the late Florence Manning at Lent and Stone St. Elmvale. Sale of complete household furnishings, ap- pliances, dishes, pine flat back cupboard, garden tools, etc. Property: 7 room brick home, small barn, lot approx. 163'x70', nicely treed and land- scaped. Prop. will sell subject to reserve bid. Saturday, Aug. 22 at 11 a.m. for the Bennett Sisters, located on Baseline of Tiny Twp. Sale of complete household furniture, dishes, ap- pliances, antiques, etc. chairs, qty. Crown jars, glass front bookcase, . Wednesday, July. 29,.1981, Page ,29 ee ms ste ah