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Town police Thievery's in the air Spring is in the air and so is thievery. Whether it's the changing of seasons or the winter break, it's hard to tell, but two breakins were reported at two Penetanguishene Schools. On Sunday March 16, town police officials were informed of , reakin at Corpus Christi elementary school. Entry was ges by breaking through a window on the roof. Nothing "1faS been reported stolen. The incident is still under in- vestigation. ; "On the following day police received a report of a break and entry into St. Joseph's elementary school. Once again entry was gained through a roof door. To date only a tape player has been reported missing. Three rooms were entered and police will have to wait until the teachers return from their holidays to see if anything else is missing. Everyone's reporting thefts Everyone seemed to be reporting thefts during the past week. Three 40 ounce bottles of liquor and one 26 ounce bottle of rye were reported missing from the Penetanguishene Curling Club on Friday. The door was unlocked at the time, as people were working inside. Orval Lamoureux of 209 Fox Street reported a stolen 1973 ski-doo from his residence on Sunday. The case is still under investigation. A snowmobile was recovered from the Cedar Point area on Sunday after it had been reported missing earlier in the day The vehicle belonged to Kevin Ramsay of room number seven in the Commodore Hotel. Two juveniles were involved in the incident and may be charged according to the police. Missing bicycles and a TV set Now on to missing bicycles. Stephen and Brian Beausoleil of 75 Edward Street in- formed police that their bicycles were missing from a garage on Sunday morning. Both have since been recovered. Finally, someone appears to have made off with a television set from the Brule Hotel. Hotel officials told police that a 10 inch black and white TV was stolen from a room in the hotel last week. The approximate value of the set was estimated at $200. Police are still investigating the case. OPP report Failing to yield A two car accident last Thursday at 2:20 p.m. at the in- tersection of Highway 27 and Vinden Street resulted in a total of $1500 damage to the two cars involved. David Milne, 66, of Anne Street in Barrie'suffered cuts and bruises when the car he was driving collided with one driven by Roger Chevrette, 36, of Robert Street in Penetanguishene. Following the ac- cident, Milne was charged with failing to yield the right of way. Narcotics charge laid Midland OPP report they have charged Edward Bekooy, 16, of RR 1 Perkinsfield with possession of a narcotic. The charge was laid last Saturday, March 15. Tax help for senior citizens Lorna Marchildon helps a senior citizen fill out his tax return form at the Penetanguishene town office. The town is providing this service free of charge to senior citizens. Since it started on February 17, over 200 senior citizens have taken advantage of the program. Assistance for senior citizens will be offered at least until April 15.. Whether or not the program is extended beyond that date depends upon the demand. Staff photo. Six card sharks do their thing Wednesday at Burkevale School in Penetanguishene. A card party was held at the school to help raise money for a trip by students to Ottawa later in th left to right : Nick Baker, Kath Ici, Laurette Belcourt, c.s.c. Ala confection de costumes pour les jeunes danseurs et danseuses de l'Ecole publique Saint- Joseph 4 Penetanguishene. C'était pour la réception offerte par le Centre d'Activités frangaises, le 28 février, aux 106 skieurs canadiens en tournée de compétition. S. Laurette Belcourt est couturiére diplomée. Card sharks play at Burkvale WHILE THEY LAST=== ~~ 'CCM Tac Skates & Super Tac Skates Ladies CCM Famous Jelinek Figure Skates all 40 % off Announcement ys) its Roger Hunter Motors Ltd. announces the appointment of W.J. (Bill) Leach as Service Manager. Bill, a native Torontonian, has been a resident of Midland for the past three years. He brings with him 16 years experience in the automobile service industry, both as a mechanic and in service management. In trouble call Bill at 526-2297. 2 DOMINION HARDWARE THE HOME OF THE OUTDOORSMAN 236 KING .ST.-N. - MIDLAND - ONTARIO '(CanIDB help you? On Thursday March 20th, 1975 one of our representatives Mr. F. B. Cadman willbe at The Panorama Motel Hwy. 27 & Yonge Street Midland - Phone 526-5441 Many businesses including: Agriculture e Manufacturing Tourism e Construction e Professional Services e Transportation e Wholesale and Retail Trades, have obtained loans from IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machinery; to increase working capital; to start a new business; and for other purposes. If you need financing for a business Proposal and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions, perhaps IDB can help you. idb [isin DEVELOPMENT BANK Puddicombe, Jeremy Baker, Keith Press, Judy Limoges and Mike Price. From the look on Price's face, he probably has a winning hand. Staff photo DesRoches' rink wins consolation John DesRoches' rink defeated Stayner on Sunday in two 12 end games to win the North Simcoe con- solation playdowns. for the all-Simcoe county consolation championship. Along with skip John Des Roches are the following DesRoches' Penetangu- members of the ishene rink will now Penetanguishene rink: represent North-Simcoe in Larry Merkley, Mike Barrie this coming Saturday Bourrie and Al McClinton. PASSPORT PHOTOS ready in 5 minutes No appointment necessary 526-5001 ROLFOTO STUDIO KING ST. (across from Lobl Setting up for Winterama 1976 Remember those headlines in the Citizen crying "Winterama may be dead'? Hopefully that will not happen again next year. At a windup meeting last Thursday the 1974 win- terama committee set up a provisional winterama committee to "do a little bit of the spade work throughout the year" according to Christine Rollinson, a member of the 1974 com- mittee. Rollinson said the provisional committee will call a meeting in the fall to PGH births There were two births recorded at the Penetanguishene General Hospital this past week: Dorion - to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dorion of Lafon- taine a baby girl on March 10th. Bumstead - to Mr. and Mrs. Garry Bumstead a on March 16th. organize for Winterama 1976. Members on the provisional committee are: Peter Shirriff, Rolande Desroches, Paul Rollinson, George Varney and Dr. Gauthier. The 1975 Winterama committee was organized at the last minute when it appeared the festival would be cancelled for lack of in- terest. Although the 1975 com- mittee had only seven weeks to organize the event Win- terama 1975 was judged to be better than in any of the preceding five years. Newspaper not delivered? If your copy of The Penetanguishene Citizen has not been delivered by Wednesday night call 949-2012 9 am. -5 p.m. o raters 322-1960 MOTO THE Small « Engine Shop IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN WAVERLEY Open 7 days a week YAMAHA RCYCLE 322-1960 2&3 pc reg $32 to $55 Dresses Blouses reg $12 to $21 Special EXTRA SPECIAL 15 . 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