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Martels' drummer Martels' member Gary French starts Teen Town reu- nion No. 7 from behind the battery of drumming equipment. The Martels were blessed with more and better equipment than they had in the 1950s. The -- bandstand in Midland's Centennial Arena, and the surrounding floor and seats, held more than $100,000 of equipment, loaned for the occassion. Georgian board meeting local representative The governors. of Georgian College are meeting in Midland in the Highland Inn for their Sept. 5 meeting. Represen- tatives from the communi- ty have been invited to discuss with the board a variety of issues. The board would like to discuss the college co- operating with the com- munity; with the public school system; with the separate school system; with employers; co- operative education; educational needs of the Georgian Bay Region; new program suggestions; and educational offerings to part-time students. Invited are the mayors of Midland and _ Pene- tanguishene, Simcoe Coun- ty's warden, and the reeves of Midland, Tay Township, Tiny Township, Victoria Har- bour, and Port McNicoll. Education system employees invited are the separate school board director of education, the Simcoe County Board of Education curriculum of- ficer, Midland Secondary School's principal, MSS's County Museum The annual Pioneer Day of the Simcoe County Museum will be held Sept. 14, in the afternoon. Pioneer crafts such as spin- ning, quilting, and butter making will be demonstrated. Full size and model steam engines and gas PGH Miss Shirley Charlebois, 16 Richelieu Street, Penetanguishene, is pleas- ed to announce the birth of a baby girl, born August 23, weighing 6 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Saulnier, 4 Maria Street, Penetanguishene, is pleas- engines, some of which will be powering machinery, will be running. Also at the museum, on Sept. 19 and 20, will be the Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association Gift Fair. Births ed to announce the birth of a baby boy, born August 23, weighing 10 lbs. 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacDonald, RR 1 Elmvale, is pleased to announce the birth of a baby girl, born August 23, weighing 5 lbs. 1 oz. head of guidance, Ecole Secondaire Pene- tanguishene Secondary School's principal, ESPSS's head of guidance, Ecole Secondaire Le Caron's principal, Le Caron's head of guidance, St. Theresa's High School's principal and head of guidance, and the prin- cipals of Bayview, Parkview, and Regent Public Schools. Warden Ed McDermott is not expected to attend. Modern SQUARE DANCING e MON., SEPT. 8 Sept. 19 to Dec. 12 & Jan. 9 to May 1 at Huron Park Public School Beginner & Advanced Groups $35 per person, per session Register at the Civic Centre e SAT., SEPT.610a.m.-12&1-3p.m. e THURS., SEPT. 11 or call 526-4770 for information Special Demo & Video: FRI., SEPT. 12 at 7:00 p.m. Mountainview Mall 7-9p.m. 7-9p.m. Sites begin fall schedule Huronia's famous living- history sites, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, and the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in Penetanguishene, com- plete their summer ac- tivities on Labour Day weekend after a summer that broke attendance records in several areas. Sainte-Marie recorded a 7.25 per cent increase in at- tendance this summer. Special programs like Candlelight Tours (spon- sored by the Friends of Sainte-Marie) and Les Jours d'ete were fully booked. The reconstructed Jesuit mission remains open un- til Oct. 13. Hours have been revised to better suit autumn travellers, Sainte- Marie will open at 10 a.m. and will close at 4:30 p.m. with the last admission at 3:30 p.m. On weekdays from Sept. 2 till Sept. 19, there will be no costumed interpreters within the palisades but visitors will be offered special tours hourly, starting at 10:30 a.m. There will be costumed interpreters on site each autumn weekend, and Police continue Port investigation Police are still in- vestigating a number of break-ins in the Port MeNicoll area which oc- curred within a three block radius of each other two weeks ago. A youthful offender was charged with Break and Enter after a search war- rent, conducted by the Midland Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, at a house in the Port produced property St. Paul's At St. Paul's United Church, Midland, for September and October, the Reverend Ralph Gill- ingham will hold service at 11 a.m. taken in a break and enter last week. The property belonged to Mrs. Whale, one of the vic- tims of the series of close proximity break-ins the week before. Police are uncertain if the offender is responsible for the other break-ins in the area, however, they have seized stolen property from the of- fenders house that is believed to have been taken from at least three different B and E's. The youth has been charged on one account of Break and Enter, and charges on possession of stolen property are pen- ding. Police continue their investigation. weekdays from Sept. 22 to Thanksgiving Day closing. Fall visitors are invited to experience Sainte-Marie through self-guided tours, aided with a detailed map and assisted by site interpreters. In Penetanguishene, the Historical Naval and Military Establishments closes to the public on Labour Day. Hundreds of school children from Sim- coe County will participate in educational programs which begin on Sept. 15. Area visitors responded enthusiastically to summer programs at the Establishments. The Sailor's Sunset Sail- Training Adventure, spon- sored by the Establishments Heritage Association and Labatt's, makers of Schooner Beer, was fully booked. It in- troduced more than 350 landsmen to the lure of a 19th-century sailing vessel. Time Spinners, designed for youngsters, welcomed 105 more children in 1986 than in the previous summer. Two special events re- main on the Huronia Historical Parks calendar. At Sainte-Marie on Oct. 11 and 12, an arts and crafts show and sale will write finis to an exciting season. Christmas at the Establishments is an an- nual tradition in Penetanguishene. It will once again be part of the community's seasonal calendar. MIDLAND/PENETANGUISHENE THE HEART OF HURONIA fHE CKMP ALL-HIT COUNTDOWN FOR WEEK NUMBER ELEVEN LAST WEEK THIS WEEK TITLE ARTIST NNO AON W AH -- OONOAHRWND -- Stuck With You What Does It Take 15 Glory of Love Dancing on the Ceiling Higher Love Sweet Freedom Mad About You Papa Don't Preach It's Got To Be A Monday Invisible Touch Venus Edge of Heaven See How | Miss You It's You The Other Side of Life Peter Cetera Lionel Richie Steve Winwood Michael McDonald Belinda Carlisle Madonna Doug Bennet Genesis Bananarama Wham Bruce Cockburn Bob Seger Moody Blues -~-NN$_"ONMWDOWOODADA Huey Lewis and the News Honeymoon Suite LISTEN TO 1230 CKMP AT 6:05 ON SATURDAY NIGHTS FOR THE CKMP ALL-HIT COUNTDOWN 1230 CKMP -- WHERE THE "C" COULD MEAN CASH FOR YOU! Listen for details on the Heart of Huronia 1230 CKMP LISTEN THIS WEEK TO 1230 CKMP FOR TORONTO BLUE JAYS BASEBALL: GAMES TIMES THIS WEEK ARE: The Toronto Blue Jays at Cleveland The Toronto Blue Jays at Cleveland The Toronto Blue Jays at Chicago The Toronto Blue Jays at Chicago The Toronto Blue Jays at Chicago TUESDAY: WEDNESDAY: FRIDAY: SATURDAY: SUNDAY: Derek Christopher and Memories ALSO ON 1230 CKMP Ol' Scotty and Rick Steward with "The Greatest Hits of Rock and Roll" Game Time 7:15 p.m. Game Time 7:15 p.m. Game Time 7:40 p.m. Game Time 2:00 p.m. Game Time 2:10 p.m. Sunday Mornings at 9:00 a.m. Sunday Nights at 9:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 2, 1986, Page 9