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North Simcoe news capsule. from the Gateway to the 30,000 Islands A reminder that the 15th Annual Senior Citizens' Picnic will be held in Springwater Park. Midhurst on Wednesday, July 27 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Simcoe County Recreation Department and the Simcoe County Senior Citizens' Advisory Committee, the picnic is the one big event where seniors in the County can get together to enjoy en- tertainment, play games or just get together with old friends amid the beauty of Springwater Park. All Senior Citizens in the County of Simcoe are invited. 3ring a lawn chair and lunch. Tea, coffee and soft drinks will be provided free of charge. i ee Midland town council with a housekeeping measure has confirmed the appointment of the following volunteers as members of the town's harbour committee. Gerry Van Klink and Paul Mooney are harbour committee members until Nov. 30, 1983. Dean Nicholls, the chairman, and Bill Orr, are members until Nov. 30, 1984. Agnes A. E. LEPAGE TT Millward and Douglas Wright are members until Nov. 30, 1985 =i ee Triplet calves were born at the farm of Everett Edwards, early in the morning of June 27. Mother and family arg all doing fine. aE A total. of 41 charges were laid in Midland last month by members of the town's police force under the Criminal Code of Canada. One was registered under the Narcotics Control Act, 14 under the Liquor Licence Act and 51 under the High- way Traffic Acf in- cluding 26 for speedings. During June a total of 192 tags were issued for parking violations within the municipality. Meanwhile the chairman of the Ontario Police Commission has been notified by Police Chief Ernest Bates, four prosecutions were recorded last month for seat belt violations in the town. SO It appears someone was pulling Tay Township firefighters legs, Saturday evening, by calling in a false alarm while Tay No. 2 and Tay No. 1 brigades were holding a barbecue at the Old Fort Road Fire Hall just east of Midland. According to township Fire Chief Tom O'Hara, "Someone called to say there was a fire at 351 Old Fort Road. However, none of the homes on Old Fort Road. are numbered. They all have mail boxes. "The fellows drove up and down Old Fort Road to make certain there wasn't a fire while others tried to phone the original caller but without success." <i A request to the mayor of Midland from Unicef Ontario that parking fines from any day before Hallowe'en be donated to Unicef has been referred to the town's public safety committee by the town council. E A Northumberland County resolution that the provincial govern- ment be asked to assume responsibility for funding of education, or, failing that, that the school boards arrange to collect their own taxes, has been referred to Midland's finance committee. Huron Park Public School principal John Soden, ina letter to town public safety committee chairman Bob Jeffery, praised Staff-Sergeant Donald Johnston for helping to apprehend students stealing money in the school. The staff- sergeant went to the school on his day off, Soden said. a a ll Lynn and Bob Cumberland have restored an old three- story Hillsdale home and begun a crafts and antiques business there this summer, called Cumberland's Country Crafts and Gifts. _ The house, which they believe dates back to 1886, has been restored from top to bottom since they bought it in October. The sunny front room accomodates a selection of hand- made crafts and an- tiques. REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD. « REALTOR ACREAGE TTT INTOWN BUILDING LOT $8,000. Fully serviced building lot, minutes from school. 75'x115'. Bonnie O'Rourke. No. 1. | FARMS, LOTS, | VIEW OF THE BAY-7 ACRES $65,000. Only minutes from Midland, main floor family room with fireplace, 3 out buildings, great for the garden enthusiast. Dave Bridgeman. No. 2. LOOK! 72 ACRES ONLY $43,500. on Conc. 3, Old Fort Rd. Good paved rd., 1,000 ft road frontage. Close to Midland. Marjorie Contois. No. 3. f HOME_& LARGE SHED ON 2 ACRES $68,500. reduced. 3 large bdrms., 24x13 LR., office, full bsmt, fruit cellar, playroom, 56x28 heated drive shed, 1 acre garden. Good mtge. Mary Thompson. No. 4. INT WATERFRONT | Y-WATERF $99,900. 3 bdrm bungalow, modern kit. with built-in dishwasher, fireplace in Ig. Liv. rm., full basement, 97 ft. frontage. Marine railway and dock. Marjorie Contois. Nes. bathrooms, basement and garage. Dave SANDY BLUEWATER BEACH $99,900. offers 3 bdrms, FP, full bsmt., pine and brass decor, maintenance in super condition. Many appliances. urnishings & Thompson. No. 8. RESIDENTIAL al MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN winterized. Se Low Mary PORTAGE PARK $72,500. Main floor family rm., fireplace, French doors off dining rm., 5 bdrms, 3 Bridgeman. No. 10. AUGUST Ist POSSESSION $27,900. reduced. Quaint and comfortable 2 bdrm bungalow with garage on large lot. $34,900. 3 bedroom brick home with extra Gas heat. Has had C.H.I.P. program and Ige. kitchen. Beautiful private backyard. new alum. siding. Great starter. Mary Unique location. Bonnie O'Rourke. No. 9. Thompson. TOP CONDITION-JUST MOVE IN $54,000. 3 bedrooms, finished rec rm., fenced yard, 61x150 ft. lot, near school, hospital and mall. Open to offers. Dave Bridgeman. No. 11. No. 12. The name friends recommend No. 13. Gail Nix. No. 14. 16. o GEORGIAN BAY WATERFRONT fishing area. Marjorie Contois. No. 7. Highway 93, Midland 526-4271 MIDLAND Dave Bridgeman $128,500. 3 bdrm sidesplit, modern kit., Marjorie Contois dishwasher, 2 baths, family rm with Vince Evenden airtight stove in lovely brick setting, sun Gail Nix rm., 2 car garage. Marjorie Contois. No.5. Bonnie O' Rourke WAGNER'S BEACH WATERFRONT John O' Rourke $77,000. 3 bdrms., winterized home, brick Jack Scott fireplace, also 12ftx20ft cabin with 2rms., Bob Sweezie, Appraiser 100 ft. frontage, lovely wooded lot. Good Mary Thompson zg A bs COLDWATER ' 549-3693 Nancy Cardwell 526-9791 534-3634 Bob Snider 686-7916 526-4032 Elmer Strongitharm 686-7960 526-3544 Margot Strongitharm 686-7960 526-8413 526-4618 ELMVALE PARADISE PT. BUNGALOW 361-2409 Carl Davis 322-2962 $39,900. Furnished three bdrms., carpeting 526-3985 Howard Heacock 322-1753 throughout. Yr round road., town water. 533-3246 Harry Hunt 322-1998 Manager-Tony Gilchrist more than LAFONTAINE BUNGALOW $49,900. 3 bdrms., eat-in kitchen. Beamed ceiling in sunken LR., fam. rm. with airtight stove, 125x210 ft lot on paved rd. Great neighbourhood. Mary Thompson. VACATION COUTNAC BEACH $37,900. Neat & tidy 3 bdrm, winterized cottage. Fronting on waterfront park. Beautiful view of bay. Bonnie O'Rourke, 'EXECUTIVE HOME $89,500. Quality throughout, 5 bdrms., sunken living rm with cut stone fireplace, miew of the bay. Dave Bridgeman. No. 15. PRICE REDUCED-2 COTTAGES $39,900. for both, one winterized, lot 110 x 148 ft., rent one - live in the other, close to beach, furnished. Dave Bridgeman. No. TEEPEE POINT-WINTERIZED $41,900. Sunken living room, fireplace, skylights in family rm., full basement, just a _ cottage. Bridgeman. No. 17. et Ee, Lovely lot, close to waterfront park, near Midland. Call Marjorie Contois. No. 18. - MN ace j } Dave Page 22, Friday, July 15, 1983 1 | ict MEI mnt a