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| Calendar June 16 The Ministry of Citizenship & Culture is sponsor- ing provincial public consultations for those in- terested in heritage and historical issues to be held at the Simcoe County Museum, Midhurst from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. June 18 The Tina Watling Dance Centre presents "Stargaz- ing '87' at Monsignor Castex School in Midland. The show starts at 7 p.m. and tickets are available at the studio (526-0066). June 18 Ladies Auxilary, Br. 545, Port McNicoll - Euchre - 8 p.m., $1.50. June 20 Sturgeon Bay Women's Ball Club's 4th Annual Summer Dance, Baxter Community Centre, Port Severn, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. D.J., prizes, buffet. $6 per person. June 20 The Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off will be held from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Beamish pro- perty on Highway 12. June 20 Come sail the Georgian Queen. Casino and dance night, sponsored by V.O.I.C.E. of Victoria Harbour 6:30 p.m., $25 per couple, light snack available. For more information or tickets call Karen 534-7822 or Carol 534-7418. June 20 Catching Stream Critters at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, Highway 12, Midland for children ages 6 and up at 10 a.m. to noon. Wear rubber boots!!! A great way to start your summer vacation. June 21 Fishing for Father's Day at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, Highway 12, Midland. All fathers free - 2 p.m. fish identification walk; 1 and 3 p.m. demonstrations on Taxidermy; all day display of fishing lures. Phone 526-7809. June 22 The Midland Y.M.C.A. Preschool Summer Camp Program opens for 2 1/2 (toilet-trained please) to 4 years of age. Join us for 11 weeks of half-day pro- grams every morning and/or afternoon, from Mon- day to Friday, 9 a.m, to 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call 526-7828 for more information. June 26 Strawberry Festival on the lawn of St. Paul's United Church. (In case of rain, in the Great Hall.) From 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. Price is $3 including beverage. Sponsored by the HdH Auxiliary. June 26 The H.D.H. Auxiliary is sponsoring a Strawberry Festival on the lawn of St. Paul's United Church (in case of rain, in the Great Hall) from 11 a.m. un- til 4 p.m. Price is $3 including beverage. June 27 The Pipes and Drums of the Penetang Legion will host a fund-raising dance in the Normandy Room of the Legion on Simcoe Street. Dance starts at 8:30. Door prize, spot dances. Refreshments will be serv- ed. Tickets only $3 each at the door or from any Band member. Pipes and Drums will perform. June 27 The Georgian Bay Art Society invites one and all to an art exhibition at the Budd Watson Gallery, 520 Hugel St., Midland from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ticket to be drawn for a "'red-dot" painting of your choice raffle. Admission is free. June 30 - July 5 Trip to Hill Island in the Thousand Islands. All meals and entertainment included for $309. Call 526-9281 for reservations. July 4 St. John's Parish bazaar, rummage, craft and bake sales. Games for the whole family. Baby contest (pre-register by calling Barb Gill, 835-3349). Roast beef dinner. This event will be held at St. John's Church, Pine Street, Waubaushene at 2 p.m. July 18 A Carribean evening with authentic food and music at Jennings Lodge, 38 Church Street, Pene- tanguishene from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets $5 at 549-2267 Proceeds for the First Presbyterian Church Building Fund. All welcome. Please bring a lawn chair. " Community Calendar is a free service provided to non-profit groups. If your group would like an up- coming event printed (absolutely free), please send it to the Midland Times or Penetanguishene Citizen office, Box 609, Midland, Ontario. Page 2, Tuesday, June 16, 1987 A, 7 DARBY ME VE . Councillors agree Tiny councillors agreed last week that the fee increase for municipal searches would stay. The search fee was set, during council's previous meeting, at $75, a 300 Beaches to see ATV patrols The Township of Tiny passed a bylaw which authorized the hiring of four bylaw enforcement officers at its June meeting on Wednesday. The new peace officers are students from the law enforcement program at Georgian College. They will be responsible for issu- ing parking tickets and en- forcing local bylaws. One of ordinances the of- ficers will upholding is Tiny's anti-littering bylaw which has been toughened with a $100 fine. The pro- blem of litter in the township was described as 'monumental' during the meeting. Guy Maurice described the amount of garbage left after hours at the gates of the Pauze dump as a disgrace. Coun- cil also heard that littering by motorists was an in- creasing problem. In its correspondence, council received a letter from MacKinnon, DeVill- ers, Peet and Deacon pro- testing the increase in fees for municipal searches. The fee was increased at the previous council meeting from $25 to $75. Councillor Ross Hastings said the increase in the fee was necessary to offset the cost of the search. "Somebody's got to pay for it." The searches are under- taken by legal firm, estate agents and others and the fee passed on to their clients. The letter describ- ed the 300 percent increase as sudden and dramatic. Celstin (Pete) Bidan who has operated Huronia Animal Control for the past 12 years submitted a tender for another two-year term to council. Bidan asked for and got a five percent increase in his operating cost, paid for by Tiny ratepayers. Bridan stated in his letter that when he started the shelter, he picked the best ideas from others shelters and noted that his shelter was used as a model by other municipalities. Deputy Reeve Peter Brasher complimented Bridan's work. Reeve Mor- ris Darby said council should meet him. Council also decided to get tough with operators of All Terrain Vehicles (ATV) who operate in prohibited areas. Ratepayers in Bluewater say the beach has been turned into a race track by ATV users. Council is plan- ning to fight back with its own ATV. Councillor Ross Hastings said its the only the fi n ishing per cent hike. Councillor Ross Hastings said the fee increase was necessary to cover the cost of a search. way to slow down the pro- blem noting that the OPP had once shown up with their ATV and 'surprised' the violators. Clerk Administrator Guy Maurice said he would in- struct the bylaw depart- ment to look into the cost of leasing an ATV and report back to council. g House ...furnishings and gifts 20% or LACE CURTAINS til Sat. June 20th 808 YONGE STREET, MIDLAND 526-2426 or black. OFF ~B ryant's 66 Main St., Penetanguishene 549-8911 Crowning achievement: Seiko's new elegant alarm watches. The perfect high performance dress watch for men. Handled with flair, with elegance. 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