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% j ae ck ae Air Cadet stan Midland Lions Air Cadet John Strath, 17, of Sturgeon Bay, stands tall bearing a flag before his group proceeds into the Midland Civic Centre. The cadets were ds proud derforming for parents and military of- ficials in the annual Air Cadet Inspection Sunday where cadets received merit awards and honourable mention. Weekend fires cause considerable damage The Midland Fire Department responded to seven fire calls over the weekend, two of which resulted in considerable damage. Firemen were called to the scene of a house fire on Sunday, where they spent three hours fighting a blaze that caused considerable damage. The _ house, located at 371 King Street, was unoccupied at the time of the fire. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. i The fire department responded to two fire calls to Beaver Lumber cn Sun- day. The first, at 10:21 p.m., was the result of a fire in the lumber yard's garbage bin. Firemen report considerable damage to lumber as a result of the fire. They were Called' back to the scene at 11:30 p.m. the same night, when vandals re-ignited the garbage bin, causing more substantial damage. $1,000. The department responded to another gar- bage bin fire in Little Lake Park. Moreau said the fire there was caused by vandals. The fire department also | responded to three false alarms. Firemen respond- ed to the malfunction of a fire alarm at The Boat- works, one at 347 Bay Street, and to one at Ed- wards Mall at 295 King Street. 00 JACKPOT GAME WED. JUNE 11th DOORS OPEN AT 5:45 P.M. e EARLY BIRD GAMES BEGIN 7:00 P.M. DON'T MISS IT! Page 2, Tuesday, June 10, 1986 Gas lice eat Midland OPP investigated 135 occurrances last week Midland OPP report for the week of June 3 to 9, they investigated 135 oc- currances, 22 of which resulted in charges. Police charged eight with impaired driving, issued six 12-hour suspensions, one break and enter, six boating charges and one obstruction of justice offence. Police also investigated nine break and enters, thir- teen thefts, three assaults, six willful damage and seven other complaints. As well, police in- vestigated 11 traffic ac- cidents last week, eight of which resulted in property damage and three personal injuries. Bluewater woman charged with careless driving A 19-year-old Bluewater woman has been charged with failing to stop for ™ police and other charges | after a police chase Saturday. Police say they motioned to stop a vehicle on Coun- ty Road 17 in Coldwater. After a chase that led to Concession 5 in Tay Township police stopped the car. Charged is Shelley Ann Vessair with obstructing justice, failing to stop for police, careless driving and driving without a licence. Midland OPP > assist Metro Toronto Hold-up Squad Midland OPP assisted the Metro Hold-Up Squad Friday when they arrested a man on Christian Island wanted by police. The man is wanted in connection with an armed robbery police say and was caught after a province- wide search. Charged is Raymond Parks, 25, of Scarborough, Ontario. Midland OPP charge man with break and enter Midland OPP have charged a man with break and enter Monday after a cottage break-in in the Coutnac Beach area. Police say after the com- plaint, they came upon a male suspect leaving the cottage that had been broken into through the front door. There were no stolen goods to recover. O.P.P. report Charged is Joseph Peter Dumont, 31, of Lot C, Con- cession 17 of Tiny Township. Collision results in $15,000 damage to two Cars Two cars collided Sun- day at the County Road 26 and Concession 18 in- tersection ob, Tiny Township resulting in $15,000 damage to both vehicles. Police say Eleanor Emms, 36, of Pene- tanguishene was travelling northbound on County Road 26 and turned into another car while driving onto Concession 18. The driver of the other car, Sandy Martin of Bar- rie, was travelling east- bound on Concession 18 when the cars collided. Both drivers and five passengers were taken to Huronia District Hospital but were later released with minor injuries. Emms is charged with failing to yield for another car. yorY's Specials of the week Mon-Sat June 9 - 14 1 Hour Photo Finishing Special off 12 sl bie exposures $200 off 24 exposures $300 off 36 exposures $7150 off disc Humpty Dumpty Chips 200 g bag Assorted flavours 79° Could YOU stop to save a child's life? Check your brakes... "Watch your speed... AND STAY ALERT! It's only fair to Make Dad's Day too! About a month ago, we put on alittle 'extra' promotion preceding Mother's Day -- and many of our customers thought it was a nice idea (especially the winners). So, we felt it only fair to do something similar for Father's Day. Consequently, all sales slips for gift purchases for Dad will be entered for our special Father's Day draw. At 5 p.m. Sat. June 14th, 2 of these sales slips will be drawn, and each will entitle the customer, to a full refund for the purchase price paid. (Winners will be announced in next week's paper.) veri Sy Some Dads may wish to 'treat' themselves to new shoes. These purchases, too, will be eligible for entry in our draw. Cumming-Nicholson 230 King ot. 926-5861 Where meticulous service is traditional STORE HOURS: 9 to 5:30 daily, Fri. to 6 Diet Pepsi Pepsi Diet 7up 7up Case of 24 cans $6.99 All Sunglasses Ye price Pabatan SPF 2-8 Reg. $6.16 Special $2.99 Assorted Tetrapak Juices Reg. $1.29 Special 99° Your one stop for shopping QUALITY, SERVICE & DEDICATION JORY'S LD.A. PHARMACY 526-2781 264 King St, Midland ST eae ee es ee Ra ne