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Rea sae ee oe ae RY CARMEN KIEFER --daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Greenwood, Thornhill, graduated with her Honours B.A. in Psychology from York University on June 9, 1982. Carmen is a graduate of Midland Secondary School. FRANK PALMER --son of Charles and Doris Palmer of King Street Midland graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with a Bachelor of Business Administration Degree on May 30, 1982. Frank has accepted a position with Revenue Canada as a tax auditor in Toronto. Former Graduate of MSS. July 10 - it'll be ared letter day Plans have _ been finalized for the official dedecation of Midland Towa | € en tae is revitalized downtown core. The ceremony is scheduled for Saturday morning, July 10, just prior to commencement : of Shondecti. Special guests invited and expected to attend, though not all confirmed are Premier Davis, Housing Minister Claude Bennett, MPP Al McLean and MP Doug Lewis as well as Mayor Moreland Lynn and local Councillors. As an added at- traction, the BIA has decided to hold a "Miss Midland Town Centre" contest with the winner to share opening ribbon- cutting ceremonies with the. ViI.P.s and to represent the business core during various the balance of the year. Selection of Miss Midland Town Centre will take place Tuesday evening July 6 at a special informal BIA Watson Gallery. Between now and June 30, the BIA urges members to select and sponsor a young lady from 15 to 18 years of age to compete in this contest. Gary Greer will be MCing the evening and the judging panel will consist of three men and two women. Free coffee, some early morning Put ona happy face : | FRED HACKER ground floor event. cit chat, anda 'chance to get in on the of October's Homecoming '82 celebrations -- all are offered Thursday morning in the Dominion Street council chambers between 7:45 and 8:45 a.m. Members of the Homecoming '82 organizing team will be there -- Fred Hacker, Mary Gibson, Buzz Brown, Ken Walker. Shirley Whittington, Fred Flood, and Harry Cox -- along with dozens of other citizens who are anxious to be part of the town's pride and_ hospitality interested Organizers promise that several Surprises will be unveiled at the coffee party. "We're also looking for ideas from the people who come,"" says Homecoming Chairman Fred Hacker. "And I know our committee will be ready to answer any questions that may arise." KIRK SWALES --son of Doug and Betty Swales, graduated June 10, from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Physical and Education degree. He received an award of excellence for _ his outstanding _ particip- ation in the physical activities of his program. No change in town's position There's still no word on if and when the Ontario Police Com- mission will conduct a study of the Midland Police Department. Under terms of the Police Act the Com- mission must make a study of a force which intends to cut staff. In Midland's case the town wants to drop one Civilian Radio Operator. They're off A total of 30 Grade 4 pupils from. Parkview Public School, Midland, are attending Camp Kitchikewana this week from June 15-18. Midland Lions Club @ Doors Open é6: 30 -Bingo at 8:00 $1,000. JACKPOT The town's public safety committee, at its May 10 meeting, reinforced council's position on the need to reduce staff within the police force. H.S. ST. AMANT & SONS SUMMER COTTAGES Satisfaction Guaranteed PENETANG 549-7227 3A ROBERT ST. W. promotions throughout get-together at the Budd in Town? ) Michelle does, that's who! and not 1-2 or even 3 flavours like most places, © but 26 andonly at the 716 ae St.,Midland 526-6431 Come and see Michelle smile - it will brighten your whole day It's about time for Grads 17-jewel POCKET WATCH Hunting Case design by Eagle Star SUPER SPECIAL $QOQ50 Price includes Vest Chain 297 King Street, Midland. LAR 4K6 526-6481 Wednesday, June 16, 1982, Page 13