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wei AE TERT OT SET IE TS Si PGH births On May 3, weighing six pounds 10 ounces was born in Penetanguishene General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Charlebois of 2 McQuire Road, Penetanguishene. And on May 2, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wismer of 778 William Street, Midland, became the parents of a six pound 14 ounce boy. Obituary Maurice Pollard A funeral service for ihe late Maurice Benson Pollard of Waubaushene was held on April 27, 1982, in Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland. Rev. Terry Dunlop of Waubaushene United Church officiated at the service. Interment in Si. John's Cemetery, Waubaushene. The native of Mount Horab, Ont., died at age 82 on April 25 at Huronia District Hospital. He was hospitalized for one week in declining health. He is survived by his wife of many years, Jane Murphy. He also resided in Pori Severn. He was a foreman for Ontario Hydro, and was for many years a lineman and construction worker in Northern Ontario. He retired in 1964. His parents were Thomas and Mary Pollard. His grand- mother was the first white woman to settle in Manvers Township, near Peterborough, Ont. His pallbearers were Don Polkinhorn, Jim Murphy and Kevin Murphy. Remanded to June 14 Jeffery Zummach, 19; of Port MeNicoll is to appear in Midland Provincial Court on June 14 to face charges that stem from a fatal motor-vehicle accident in Penetanguishene last Dec. 9. The teenager ap- peared briefly in Midland court' on Monday but had his trial remanded to June 14. Two calls for help Firefighters ~ from Lafontaine and Wyevale answered calls last Sunday to quell grass fires in Tiny Township, reports Fire Chief Guy Maurice, Boating -top to bottom The 1982 North American Boardsailing Championships will be held in Wasaga Beach Sept. 8-12. The championships Were originally scheduled to run from Sept. TA; but organizers changed the daies 10 accommodate athletes who will be taking part in the © Canadian Windsurfing Championships in Kingston Sept. 6. a girl ie Silver Band comes to Midland Church, park filled with sound of music.. by Shirley Whittington Members of the Metropolitan Silver Band joined musical forces with the chancel choir of St. Paul's United Church to provide some stirring musical moments last weekend. The Met plays concerts throughout Toronto and is part of outreach program of Toronto's Metropolitan United Church. Present bandmaster Alan Moody began his career playing cornet in the Met when he was 12 years old. Now as leader, he arranges and conducts the group in a varied repertoire which includes show tunes, classics and novelties. Saturday night, in concert with the St. Paul's choir, the band played a wide variety of music including a Glenn Miller medley, waltzes from Die Fledermaus, selections from Tannhauser and a 'Fairy Tale" in which the musicians assisted the TINNEY'S SEPTIC SERVICE AND CONSTRUCTION Sand, Fill, (Crushed or Pit-Run) Topsoil Excavating, Bulldozing, Grading Septic Tanks Pumped and Systems Installed MIKE TINNEY Res. 526-3069 N ar BRUCE TINNEY Bus. 526-7269 narrator with appropriate selections. St. Paul's choir, directed by Kathleen Mounteer sang sacred and secular numbers, including How Great Thou Art and a group of selections from The King and I. Cheryl Hobson of Sunnyside, whose father is a former Met member, played Amazing Grace on the bagpipes, accompanied by the band, later she piped herself down the aisle with Road to the Isles. The musical highlight of the evening for performers as well as audience was a brilliant arrangement (Wilhousky) of Battle Hymn of the Republic, for choir., and band. Audience members joined in the last chorus. The Met played at the morning service of worship at St. Paul's and was featured in a special ceremony in Little Lake Park later in the afternoon e@ Houses, ® Cottages, Free Estimates DON FLEMING CARPENTRY e Aluminum 322-2806 when the Horticultural Society sponsored a memorial service for the late Margaret Duffett. Mayor Ron Bellisle, natty in his official centennial suit, officially opened the Centennial Concert Friday night in the gym~ at ESPSS. Following a stirring arrangement of O Canada, played by the ESPSS concert band, young choristers from Corpus Christi School joined with singer / - composer G. Allan Tuckler in a spirited performance of Penetanguishene's Centennial Song, written by Tucker. The concert and junior bands provided a varied program under the direction of Richard Lamoureux, ESPSS music director. Trumpet soloists Patti Murphy, Charlie Cote and Simone DesRoches provided sparkling harmoney in _ Leroy Anderson's Bugler's Holiday. Later in the program, 'concertband member Teresa Puddicomb conducted the junior band in the Muppet Show Theme. A sixteen piece dance band got toes tapping throughout the audience with four bright selections. Trumpeters Patti Murphy and Charlie Cote and sax players Tom Rankin and Greg Bush were featured soloists. Three young vocalists -- Maureen Ferguson, Elain Paulin and Lisa Robitaille -- added variety to the evening's entertainment. When CKMP's Gary Greer climbed onstage to direct the senior band in Instant Concert, Jacqueline Limoges slung a regal red velvet cape around his shoulders, and promised that the band would treat him like a king. Certainly, Greer led the group with regal aplomb. 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