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ST, Oa ee oe tt ee 2 Sn Ss et Rn a eet Fo Be Ee, Oe ie Ra a li a I EE ltl Maa TE nell i Sct Rt oe EP ee Es ee ee te RO. Eatin Oe ee DS ye Re eg Ee gee > weet Tae ee ie ea eo ee hi i Martels enter in style Teen Town band members The Martels, Bert Desroches, Gary French, Tom Ambeau, Larry French, and Milt Mudarick, made their entrance to the sold- ifties fashions Ann Playne and Shirley Wismer were two of the 1,200 Teen Town faithfuls in Midland's Centennial Arena on Saturday evening. The 1,200 tickets were sold. An Page 2, Tuesday, September 2, 1986 out Teen Town Reunion No. 7, Saturday evening in Midland, in grand style. Tradition calls for the band \ appeal was made during the dance for people with tickets to go to the door to surrender them, because of people from Toronto who arrived without tickets. members to be driven into the arena to the bandstand through the crowd of Teen Town veterans. Police chaperones at street dance A minimum of two off- duty police officers should be present at street dances, the Midland public safety committee has been advised. The committee received a report on the street dance of Aug. 15. That event end- ed in struggles between police and young people. A number of charges were laid. The police department made two other recom- mendations: a dance's sponsor should arrange for an adequate number of adult chaperones, and the area in which the dance is being held should be fenc- ed, to assist police in con- trolling access. The issue will be con- sidered again by the com- mittee at its next meeting. Two of the committee's members were absent last Thursday. Chairman Alderman Buzz Brown said he thinks the recommendations are reasonable. Brown would like the sponsors of street dances to be heard from, as well as the police department. Off-duty police officers in Midland attend events for $20 an hour. Legion Gala Ball A Diamond Jubilee Gala Ball is being hosted by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80, Midland, on Sept. 13. A parade will march to the cenotaph at 10:30 a.m., for a service. The gala ball, dinner with cocktails, will be held in the evening. The Music Makers will provide the music. Tickets are $12.50, or $25 a pair. School Inc. for 1986 - 87 School Year Co-operative or Midland Nursery ACCEPTING¢---~ fem REGISTRATIONS NN for 3 & 4 year olds non co-operative classes Facilities at St. For more information, call Michelle 526-7211 Julie 534-3007 Paul's Church of the week Mon. - Sat. Sept. 1 - 6 Caramel Corn Reg. $1.49 200 g Special 99° Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips Reg. $1.89 200 g Special $1.09 Cheese Twists Reg. $1.49 200 g Special 99° Planters Pretzel Twists & Cheese Balls Reg. $1.99 141g Special $1.59 Planters Peanuts Reg. $4.56 750 g Special $2.99 Planters Dry Roasted Peanuts Reg. $3.15 325 g Special $2.49 QUALITY, SERVICE & DEDICATION JORY'S LD.A. PHARMACY 526-2781 264 King St., Midland --7 a ee TR oR ~