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A super annual event this fun-filled weekend, organizers report. The annual ex- travaganza rolls into high gear, Friday, Feb. A host of programs 4, with Winter Olympics have been lined up for for Grades 6 to 8 from 9 Sale of liquor in arena to be studied A subcommittee of the Midland Board of Park Management will form a policy on the sale of liquor at Midland's Centennial Arena. In the past, groups have raised money to help pay the expense of holding events at the arena by selling liquor, in designated areas of the arena. Park management board members will join with planning board members to review the All systems are go for the Ninth Annual Mini Bonhomme Carnaval in Victoria Harbour, Feb. 4, 5 and 6. zoning at the Midland Civic Centre. The review is the result of a late withdrawal last year of permission to a group which planned to hold a flea market in the civic centre. A craft show was also moved to another location. Letter sits until lawyer available:Flood A letter from Szeliga Investments was received but not discussed at last Thursday evenings Midland Board of Park Management meeting. Board secretary Fred Flood said the letter arrived late. The board decided to wait until it could discuss the letter, the contents of which weren't revealed, with the town solicitor, Douglas Haig, who is, Flood said, on holiday until the end of the month. At the previous board meeting, Szeliga was asked through Midland lawyer Fred Hacker to put in writing its proposal for development of a portion of T.M. McCullough Park, in combination with development of vacant land behind the park which Szeliga owns. Cy ¢ Os ins® Go Redskins, go! Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School is currently selling shirts to promote school spirit and to raise a little cash for student ac- tivities. The Redskins '83 design was drawn up by ESPSS student and Citizen cartoonist, Patti Beausoleil. About 40 of the red and white shirts have been ordered so far by the students. Shown here modeling the merchandise is Students' Council vice-president Lisa Robitaille, a Grade 12 student. Bowling alley break-in Investigation by Midland town police continues into the break-in of Bayshore Lanes last week. The theft of cigaretts, chocolate bars, and coins worth a total of $725 from the 205 King Street business was reported to Midland town police on Friday morning. & 2 3 Page 10, Wednesday, January 19, 1983 eo Port McNicoll Lions Club BINGO every Monday-7:30 p.m. at the Pt. McNicoll Community Centre *150 Jackpot a.m. to 3 p.m. The king and queen will be crowned that night at 6:45 p.m. before a snowmobile torchlight parade. Then the night will be filled with sports activities and dances. Saturday's program is a star-studded one with loads of sports activities and dances also planned for the entire day and evening. Sunday's programs range from cartoons for the kiddies to a fun- filled broomball game in the afternoon. Permission to attend three-day do The vice-chairman of Midland's Board of Park Management, Arnold Burgher, has received permission to attend a three-day-long Ontario Recreational Society Conference late this month. Students charged Two Midland Secondary School students were charged last Friday at the school with possession of a narcotic. James Courriere, of Seventh Street, Midland, and Patrick Abram, of Dorcas Avenue, Wyevale, both age 17, were charged by town police after a complaint was telephoned from the school to the town police. First level assault Robert Windross, 22, of 120 Robert St., East, Penetanguishene, has been charged with first level assault. The charge stems from an alleged incident last Friday at 4 p.m. in which it has been reported a 15-year-old girl was grabbed while walking in a field near Dunlop and _ Robert Street East. Port scene of collision What do you see: > The Seeing Brain, a revised version of the Ontario Science Centre exhibit which was brought to Penetanguishene previously, is on display on the top floor of the Penetanguishene French Centre until Jan. 28, Monday through Saturday, 9a.m. to 5 Services luncheon by Flora Hutton, manager The Volunteer Bureau on behalf of our sponsor Contact Information Centre is pleased to invite all interested parties to the next Community Services Luncheon to be held at Midland Arena on Tuesday, Jan. 25, at 12 noon. The speaker will be Mr. Gayle Gamme, Program Supervisor, from Ministry of Community & Social Services, Barrie. His topic for discussion will be Social Services for Seniors, including Homes and Support for Aged, Halfway Houses and Senior Volunteers in Service. Mr. Gamme will welcome any questions, concerns or suggestions regarding above. Hydro increase to be decided Customers of the Midland Public Utilities Commission can expect an increase in rates starting March 1, The amount of the increase is still the subject of discussion. '"'The Commission is going very thoroughly into it," PUC general manager Art Evans says. Ontario Hydro has told the Midland PUC that the PUC will be paying 8.2 per cent more for its hydro. Monday night's PUC meeting was the first for Allan Light, the replacement for Kevin Lyons, the former RCA employee who resigned after accepting a job in Ottawa. Light is a former PUC A Port MeNicoll man, Benjamin Juneau, 16, was charged with failing to yield following a collision in Port MeNicoll last Sunday. The accident at Second Avenue and Second Street also in- volved Allan Woods of Orillia. No injuries resulted. Juneau was moving onto Second Avenue from a private driveway. (VoaRe A | GOOD MAN GBARLIE BROWN M.S.S. DRAMA CLUB THURS. JAN. 20 Enjoy a SPECIAL THEATRE NIGHT Dinner and Show at 6:30 $12.00 FRI., JAN. 21, SAT., JAN. 22. $3.00 Midland Secondary School Auditorium CURTAIN 8.00 P.M. Tickets available at Huronia Office Services, Mac's Milk, M.S.S. 526-2274. p.m., and 7 p.m. to.9 p.m. Jean Laporte, co- ordinator of activities for the centre, stands with one of the examples in the exhibit of an optical illusion. 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