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Tne i Ca heal Aaya oD AM pL aryiyd, Athy, =ipean nud, Lhe. © wks. th dy © alien. a if Abe. gi, 7 wprevally. the Ane, poten havnid? 2 Athy. je Lotny etter Not long ago a group Of pupils from Corpus Christi School in Penetanguishene toured both the Penetanguishene police and fire hall. Later they sent a long letter of appreciation to Police Chief Dennis Player...and we mean the letter was LONG, as you can see here. Opera for average ' person promised Barber of Seville on Nov. 14 The Canadian Opera Company will bring to Midland "not mink and pearls: but something that means something to you and _= your families," Irene Wronski told Midland and District Rotarians Wedsnesday. Ten singers and seven technicians from the Canadian Opera Company Ensemble will be in Midland on Nov. 13 and Nov. 14, Wronski, the ensemble's_ co- ordinator, said. The highlight of the two-day visit, part of an extended tour by the ensemble of the Georgian Bay Region, will be a performance of The Barber of Seville, in English, at Midland Secondary School. People who think of opera in terms of soap opera, and Operatic behaviour, should think again, said Michael Howell, _the ensemble's - mistaken publicist. Opera is entertainment, he said. The Barber of Seville was described as a fast- moving comedy that has as elements a case of identity, disguises, and characters going through the wrong doors, Rotarians were told. On Nov. 13 the en- semble will be putting on two workshops for public school students that will actively in- volve the students. In late afternoon, a Broadway style per- formance of Little Red Riding Hood will be mounted at Midland Secondary School. A dinner at the Budd Watson Gallery Friday evening will be followed by a concert of highlights from a number of operas. Public school students will take part in the workshops Friday. Singers will work with students on a funny scene from The Barber of Seville. Little Red Riding Hood Friday afternoon will also be in English. The wolf will have some characteristics of Fred Astaire. ivr Phan om ce tat: OTS. | Flooding of property : Ingram Cr. man annoyed Avenue, west of the high school and along Ingram By a vote of 5-3, Midland council earlier this week agreed to arrange a meeting between its public works committee, the town, Simcoe County Board of Education officials and Vic Wilcox of 979 Ingram Cr. : In one of the most eloquent one-man deputations ever before council in recent memory, Wilcox told of a long history of flooding that has taken place on his property and the steps he has taken to reduce it. He indicated in no uncertain terms his wish to not allow public works personnel to trespass on his property to remove a plug placed in a drainage pipe on his property. Wilcox noted, since the school board had developed a playing field at the back of his home he has had nothing but problems. Those problems were compounded with the development of a mall on the east side of Highway 27. Water that collects at both sites during heavy rain storms eventually find their way to the Wilcox property. It was suggested the town would have to spend as much as $1 million to correct the problem by installing a storm sewer system along both Hugel Midland Taxi Association - NOTICE There will bea general Taxi Fare Increase Effective Sunday, November 1st 1981 3 Example: New In-town taxi rate will be $3.00 iy Cr Wilcox showed photographs of huge pools of water on his property and in one picture showed council people actually riding in a canoe On a lake that had been formed after a heavy downpour. Saying he needed support in fighting the school board to have the matter corrected, Wilcox ob- served, he could not risk personal bankruptcy. Stoneleigh Motors APPOINTMENT BILL ISAAC Guy Hilliard, service manager of Stoneleigh Motors is pleased to announce the appointment of Bill Isaac to the service department staff. Born and raised in the Midland area, Bill spent the last five years at Wyebridge Machine and prior to that, was with the Ford Motor Co. in British Columbia for a year. STONELEIGH MOTORS Hwy 27, Midland D&D ENTERPRISES 366 Heritage Drive, Midland, Ontario 526-2461 "FREE" INTERIOR CLEAN-UP e Vacuum 1977 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE A fully loaded, clean one owner car, 54,200 miles Lic. LRT 505. 1981 PLYMOUTH ICARAVELLE 2-dr with 3/8-V/8, automatic, ps, pb, 2-tone cream and_ beige, locally owned, only 12,000 kms. Lic. RRD $7,295. ec es 1980 FORD GRANADA 4-DR. 6 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., wire wheels, locally- owned, 30,000 kms, LIC: PHN 331 $6,995. 1980 CAMARO 4.4 litre V8, auto, p.s., p.b., buckets & console, 2-tone red, _ locally owned, like new, 20,000 kms. Lic: PXN 519 $7,495. 1980 CITATION 2-DOOR HATCHBACK 2 tone finish, 4 cyl., 4 spd trans., locally owned, only 16,000 kms. Lic. RCX 246. $6,295. 1979 MALIBU 2-dodr V/ 6, auto, p.s., p.b.) a clean gas mizer. SVF 024 $6,295. 1979 FORD FAIRMONT 2-DOOR 6 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., 1979 LIC: 1977 CHEV 4-DOOR 305 V/8, $6,495. PONTIAC LAURENTIAN WAGON 305 V / 8, auto, p.s., p.b., clean. LIC: PCY095 Try $5,495. 1979 CHEV MONTE CARLO 305 V/8, auto., p.s., p.b., air/ cond., 49,000 kms. Lic. OLN 895 $7,295. 1979 CADILLAC ELDORADO Fully equipped, one- owner, 30,000 kms. Lic. NZL 805. Aa 1978 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 dr, air, AM/FM, pw., extra clean. Lic. NLN 222. $6,295. 1978 BUICK SKYLARK Adr., 6 cyl., auto., ps., pb., 69,800 kms. Lic MYT 659. $4,895. J, a aioe! 1977 OLDS CUTLASS 2dr., V8 auto., ps., pb., Lic. MCX 091. $3,995. IMPALA auto., p.s., p.b., Lic. MAT 825. air-cond, new Michelin 7 tires, 48,000 miles, LIC: PHN 624 $5,895. W977 TRANS-AM e Windows cleaned e Vinyl wiped WITH purchase of exterior clean and wax PHONE 926-2461 for appointment | 1979 SKYLARK 2 dr, V6 gas miser, Economical 4 cylinder =o eM wee x WERK ate " peels. aegis MEE 4 ' } were, SS . * aa | . . 4 "SPECIAL EDITION" Includes V 8, auto, ; air cond., power locks & Windows, T-bar roof, steeo radio - = Lic..- MJC 294 $6495. 1976 ACADIAN PONTIAG auto., pb., 45,000 kms. with auto. Lic RXZ 995 $5,995. 960 LIC: RWo Pontiac Buick Cadillac Mon. to Thurs. Highway 27, Open Midland 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. P.0. Box 70 Fri. 8 a.m. to6 p.m 705-526-3724 Sat.9 a.m. to 5:30 Friday, October via ae Bin. 5 ieer Of 7o0R) 20 =