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Town police Mopeds stolen Two mopeds were reported stolen from 3 Chatham Street on Thursday sometime between 12 a.m. and 9:30 .m. P The theft of the mopeds belonging to Chalet Sports and valued at $449 each, was reported to police by ~ Steve Lalonde. ay ev of the mopeds was white, the other red. Hit and run No. one Police are searching for a green Mustang as the vehicle which may possibly have smashed into the left front side of a car parked on Water Stijee\ at 1:37 a.m. Friday. \ Damage to the blue Pontiac, owned! by Jim Park of 1 Water Street, is estimated at approxlimately $.50. Hit and run No. \two The owner of a 1968 or 69 blue Ford left benind his left front fender following a hit and run accident at 1:10 a.m. Friday on Champlain Road near the intersection with Robert Street West. ( The driver of the Ford car was heading west on Robert Street. Making the turn onto Champlain Road the car smashed into the rear of a half ton pickup truck owned by Phil Robillard of 39 Yeo Street. 'The left front fender was torn off the car and left sticking in the truck. Damage to the truck was estimated \at $300 by police. 4 Attempted break and enter An attempted break and enter at Dupuis, Store on Robert Street West is still under investigation. While making the rounds at 1:30 a.m. Sunday police discovered the hasp and lock to the store door had been damaged. Theft at the dock lunch An undetermined amount of money was taken from two cash boxes at the Dock Lunch by the town docks. The break enter and theft was discovered at 2:30 a.m. on Monday. Entry was gained by forcing a back door. Hit and run No. three The third hit and run of the week occurred last Friday at 6:15 p.m. when a brown half ton track clipped the rear of a car as the truck made a turn into the Hotel Brule parking lot. Edna Gaeler of Clearwater Beach was driving her car north on Main Street when the truck scraped her left rear fender causing an estimated $35 in damages. After the truck driver turned into the Brule parking lot he or she just kept on driving. 1 te mae % PE Dousing the fire 'A fireman sprays water over the smoking remains of a Owen Street house which was being torn down to make room for an apartment building. The apartment building, which is being built by the developers of the High Point Mall will be located directly across from St. Joseph's Public Elementary School. Gennaro Debellis, one of the men working to tear down the house said that the blaze started when the roof was accidently pushed off and onto an area where a small fire had been set at the back. The small fire at the back was being used to burn bits of material torn off the house. The only real damage reported was to a tent in the back of a nearby yard.The tent belonging to Jules Vallee was valued at $169 by town police. STAYCOLD POLYSTYRENE Coolers fl 25%4"x16"x141%" 60 at. $ 5M Cap. FINEST LIVE BAIT IN THE AREA DOMINION HARDWARE THE HOME OF THE OUTDOORSMAN 236 KING ST. N. - MIDLAND - ONTARIO_ Pitching in the bull pen uray a - cae aul e : as Three-year-old David Cooper warms up on the sidelines at Penetanguishene's McGuire Park during a game between Caswell's Antiques and the Penetanguishene Expos. While young David was warming up in the bullpen his father Murray Cooper was pitching for Caswell's. When his father ran into trouble on the mound the coach hesitated to put David in. The Expos downed Caswell's 12-7. The coach of Caswell's Antiques could not be reached for a comment on the possibility of using young David as a reliever in future games. In Beaumaur subdivision Severances granted developers The Committee of adjustment approved a developer's request to sever 20 lots for the Beaumaur subdivision in the south western part of town. The decision was reached at a meeting last Wednesday night despite the objections of a delegation of nearly 20 John Street residents. The John Street residents were objecting to the developer's (Ves- Bar Developments Limited of Barrie) plans to build semi-detached units on nine of the 20 lots which were severed. Since nine of the lots are technically undersized for semi-detached units the John Street residents were pushing for single family houses on the undersized lots. However, a special exemption from town council allows the developer to build semi- detached houses on the undersized lots. Notices will be sent out to those John Street residents who appeared at last Wednesday's meeting. They will be asked whether or not they approve of the committee of adjustment's decision to allow the severances. If any objections are for- warded to the town office within 21 days they will be sent to the Ontario Municipal Board which will decide if an appeal is warranted. If an appeal is con- sidered necessary the whole appeal process could take up to six months. If not the OMB would probably send notice of its decision to allow the severances back to the town within a month. Even if the severances should eventually be disallowed by the OMB the developer can still build semi-detached units. If severances were rejected by the OMB it would mean that 20 people would be forced to buy each complete semi- detached unit, one half probably for living in, the other half for renting. Severance approval would allow the developer to create 40 lots for 40 owners. Ontario TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE Kelly blasts Davis gov't Abuses in the legal aid system and the need 'to reduce the bureaucracy of the province's education system are two of the main'issues in this summer's __ provincial election, claimed Liberal Party candidate Margaret Kelly during a visit to Penetanguishene. Kelly, a Barrie social worker, is carrying the Liberal banner in the Simcoe-Centre race against New Democratic Party candidate Paul Wessenger and _in- cumbent Conservative MPP Art Evans. "The administration of justice in this area is an issue for many people," claimed Kelly. The problem, she said, is with the legal aid system which 'allows too much assistance to people charged with crimes. As an example _ Kelly claimed that "'one man in this area cost $24,000 in legal aid" and he's still walking the streets. The long periods of time between when a, person is charged and the actual trial is heard was vited by Margaret Kell as another problem \which needs correcting. Kelly was also critical Staff photo NEW HOLLAND Farm of the high costs of i men education which she Equip ent attributed to an ovenized BEATTY bureaucracy. Since Bi Davis became education Pump and minister in 1961 "nobody has slowed down enough Water to look at where we're going" in education she Systems said. Read the Classifieds DORITY FARM SERVICE 428-2346 Main St. W. Stayner Did you have your \picture in the Paper ? REPRINTS AVAILABLE MIDLAND TIMES 289 KING. ST, ELMVALE LANCE 15 QUEEN ST. PENETANGUISHENE CITIZEN 75 MAIN ST. Monsignor -Castex | nd Sacred Heart Schools. will be open from 9 until 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., on Monday, August 25 to Friday, August 29, to a accept new registrations for the coming year. -- L. Bowers, Principal Msgr. Castex School Old Penetang Road W. Mcinerney, Principal Sacred Heart School 241 Elizabeth St. Ontario Ministry of Consumer & Commercial Relations Take notice that any person having a claim arising out of a trade in real estate against William John Finley, who carried on business as a real estate broker in the Town of Midland, in the County of Simcoe, until the 14th day of Oc- tober, 1973, and who has previously not filed such claim, is required to file a copy of a Court Judgment covering such claim with the Registrar at 555 Yonge Street, Toronto M4Y 1Y7, on or before the 14th day of October, 1975, and that after that date the proceeds of the bond of the said William John Finley, which was for- feited, will be distributed only amongst those persons who prior to that date have filed their claims as above. Dated at Toronto this 14th day of August, 1975. W. Douglas Crone, Registrar, The Real Estate and Business Brokers Act. ELMVALE SMOKE SPORTING GOODS Featuring: ee -Cooper - Spalding - Jelinek - Adidas - Pony - Bauer ~ 'Your Sporting Goods Headquarters' JELMV ALE fms 322-2516 | (se ae ATTENTION PARENTS Registration of Pupils New to any Public School in Area No. 3 Will. Take Place at Each School From AUGUST 25th to AUGUST 29th 1975 Between the Hours of 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 AND 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Each principal will be in the school office to welcome and enroll pupils new to that school. Inquiries regarding school boundaries should be made to the Princip 7 concerned. ( OFFICIAL DATE FOR SCHOOL OPENING FALL TERM Tuesday, September 2, 1975 at 9:00 aim. September 2nd Will Be a Full School Day oy (Kindergarten - Half Day) ACTO ANIMATEUR (TRICE) DEMANDE (E) par I'Association canadienne-francaise de I'Ontario Région Simcoe-Nord (Penetanguishene, Midland, Orillia, Barrie) Qualités requises: @ trés bonne connaissance du frangais @ connaissance du milieu franco- ontarien @ expérience en animation, un atout. Echelle de salaire: $7,070.00 & $12,080.00 selon |'éducation et I'expérience de travaile. Fair parvenir votre demande avec votre curriculum vitae avant le 26 juillet 1975 a: Association canadienne-frangaise ; de I'Ontario, 260, rue Dalhousie, Piéce 204, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 5A5 A boy needs your help. BE A BIG BROTHER Phone 526-7828 FAMILY RENTAL HOUSING -IF YOU HAVE ONE OR MORE CHILDREN -IF YOUR PRESENT ACCOMMODATION IS INADEQUATE -IF YOUR INCOME IS MODEST THIS IS OF INTEREST TO YOU! The Ontario Housing Corporation, an agency of the Ontario Government, at the request of your municipal Council, is considering the development of housing to be rented on a geared-to-income basis inthe Town. Todetermine the local need for this type of accommodation interested families are asked to complete survey questionnaires and to return them to the Ontario Housing Corporation. ONLY BY FILLING OUT A QUESTIONNAIRE CAN YOU HELP TO DETERMINE WHETHER A PROJECT SHOULD BE DEVELOPED. For families interested in renting an Ontario Housing unit additional information and questionnaires are available at: The Clerk's Office, 10 Robert Street West, Penetanganguishene, Ontario. Telephone 549-7453 SWIM In Your Own Backyard Next Week Gerow's Prestige Pools Mid Season Offer The finest in ground pool - with the life time warranty - Yours at tremendous saving. Phone today 526-7172 or drop by 743 King St. Midland Swim For Health, Relaxation and Fun. . | Hk ' v, NY ttt \\ Office is moving to | new location 525 Bay St Midland