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BROOKLEA | Motel & Dining | Me Room | Catering for \ Weddings, Banquets, Luncheons, Parties Meeting rooms available Highway 27 MIDLAND 526-9872 May 14th, 1976 St. Ann's Parish Hall PENETANGUISHENE Shows at: SOLD OUT 9:30a.m. 4:00 SOLD OUT 1:30 p.m. 7:00 ADMISSION: $1.00 per child, $1.00 per adult p.m. p.m Restaurant & Tavern te: Highland I "as A FAMILY RESTAURANT WITH A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AND MENU TO SUIT ALL come in and try George's Chinese Food - Complimentary chop sticks- Call and reserve now! Fully Licensed Freda $ THE ULTIMATE IN FINE CUISINE LUNCH 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. Dinner -- by Reservation only. Gourmet food prepared for your individual taste The An excellent selection of choice Steaks, filets and chicken dishes served with " Marvellous Little Hot Loaves of Home Made Bread" and our Enticing Salad Bar" ' Make Your Reservation Now ! 534-7214 Victoria Harbour 526-9307 King St. and Hwy 12 Midland 342 King Street, Midland 526-4851 DINING AROUND TOWN < Vy) ..Can be full of Nice Surprises, so why not Dh Olympia ee adi pee take a little drive and treat the entire family Q fully licensed to an enjoyable Dinner at..... and Wen SPECIALITIES \ Charcoal Broiled Steaks { Seafood & Roasts Garlic Bread Business Men's Lunch 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Reservations-549-2120 104 Main St., Penetang Hours : 11 a.m. to 11 pm 4 Dine in a Relaxed Atmosphere For The Finest in ..... LOOK HERE! Midland. The Panorama Inn Excellent Cuisine served in elegant surroundings by courteous and thoughtfull staff. Located at Hwy. 27 and Yonge St., Excellent Overnight Accommodations Weekend smorgasbord reservations advisable Fully licensed Banquet facilities Week-end parties accommodated Sandy Bay Hotel On Georgian Bay Midland Penetang 549-2245 wit, WATERGATE. \ If Steak House & Tavern Offers the finest steaks, seafood and service. Fully licensed. Business Men's Luncheon Monday-Friday 12:00-2:30 p.m. Weekend Entertainment eservations Main St. Waterfront call 549-8671 Penetanguishene THE Licensed Under LLBO Mindfle i / Y LN JESTAURANT & TAVERN Lunches: Hot & Cold buffet- °2.* Dinner : Roast Beef Specialty- °5." TAKE-OUT SERVICE BEEF BURGERS FRENCH FRIES Hours -- Mon -- Closed Tues - Sun HOT DOGS FISH & CHIPS. TOWN Dock 12noon - 10 p.m. rae our 526-6622 RESTAURANT 20-9221 "Panorama Inn Where the. people are friendly -- the at- mosphere relaxed and comfortable Come in soonand have a good time. Fully Licensed Business men's luncheon 2 specials daily * Featuring the organ and vocal stylings of 'Mr. Versatility' Bobby Dean Hwy. 27 and Balm Beach Rd. MIDLAND 526-8483 (NEW IN THE BAVARIAN HOUSE) FRI.& SAT. 9 p.m.-1 a.m ? \)-DANCING- By Nea Note eee cons | 2c" N In the Newly Decorated Downstairs Room \ m4 Contemporary German Disco Music by Joe Taaks- Dieter Schirmuly Enjoy Our Specialty of German Cuisine with a Canadian Taste EXCELLENT DINING FACILITIES AND A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OV 5 'OUNTE 2 Noon 12 0 \ Sunday 12 Noon - 10 p.m l BAVARIAN HOUS 3 MILES EAST OF SHRINE Jin aenvarwx 534-3202 ON CON. 4 TAY PaONE Concluded Friday Midland music festiva! results Tuesday, April 27-piano Class 154 - piano classes solos -7 yrs and under: 1. Kate Edwards, 85; 2. Danielle Dupuis, 84; 3. Jennifer Currie, 83. Class 188 - special classes - 2 yrs tuition: 1. Claude Quesnelle, 87; 2. Bob Forgie, 85; 3. Patsy McNamara, 84. Class 193 - piano duets - 9 yrs and under: 1. Ann Copeland and Debbie Kirton, 84; 2. Shelly Price and Sheri Price, 83; 3. Kim Light and Gerrie Downie, 82. Class 170 - Sonatina and Sonata - 13 yrs and under: 1. Roslyn Fancy, 86; 2. Ian Veall, 84; 3. Stacey Leitch, Mary Jane Cameron, tie, 83. Class 156 - piano solos - 9 yrs and under: 1. Kevin Wagg, 86; 2. Douglas Hunnef, 85; 3. Sheri Price, Maureen Jaeger, Kim Light, tie, 82. Class 179 - J.S. Bach - 13 yrs and under: 1. Cindy Gorzelle, 87; 2. Tracy Todd, 86; 3. Caroline De Gorter); jiGisele DesRoches, Kathy Gardner, tie, 85. (Tuesday afternoon, Tuesday evening piano classes and Wednesday morning and afternoon classes - results were not recorded. Results of these classes will be carried in this newspaper next week.) Wednesday afternoon- vocal Class 233 - Gr. 4 girls solo: 1. Della Swales, 80; 2. Lorraine Pause, 75; 3. Kim Juneau, 72. Class 246 - double trio, grade 7 and 8: 1. Corpus Christi, Parkview, tie, 80; 2. Huron Park, 78; 3. Port MeNicoll, 77. Class 238 - grade 7 boys solo: 1. Ian Hunter, 83; 2. Simon Moore, 77; 3. John Parker, 75. Class 237 - grade 6 girls solo: 1. Sharon Moreau, 80; 2. Elizabeth Wagg, 77; 3. Cathryn Evans, 75. Class 262 - intermediate glee ciub - cancelled. Class 291 - girls or boys solo, 15 yrs and under: 1. Linda Cox 87. Class 290 - girls solo - 16 yrs and under: 1. Ann Ritchie, 83. Class 249 - small en- semble mixed grade 7 and 8: 1. Huron Park, 80. ClaSs 279 - broadway musicals - open male or female: 1. Linda Cox, 85. Class 297 - triple trio gr. 9 to 13: 1. Elmvale Triple fs: 835 Thursday morning-vocals Class 231 - grade 3 girls solo: 1. Kim Alberts, 80; 2. Joanne Amos, 79; 3. Lisa Merkley, 78. Class 226 - grade 1 boys solo: 1. Tim Anderson, 83; 2. Shawn Brennan, Allan Langlois tie, 78; 3. Thomas Mayer, 75. Class 225 - kindergarten girls solo: 1. Carrie Ann Moyer, 80; 2. Sherry LeClair, Monique Armstrong, tie, 77; 3. Alison Markle, Darcy Ward, tie, 75. NOW: dls. = THE ARCH STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN Relax to an evening of dining and dancing with music to suit every taste. Entertain your clients, your wife or yOur favourite girl in the best of surroundings ales QE ARo FULLY 4y LICENCED ee STEAK HOUSE & TAVERN For reservations call: 526-7313 Free Parking @ 771 Yonge St. THE WINNING is just beginning * Stickers are available at participating service stations. Ask for one. * Cash and merchandise prizes. * Puta sticker on your window. Listen to KC RADIO 1400 for details. Class 251 grade 1 choir: 1. Parkview public school, 80; 2. Port McNicoll, 76. Class 229 - grade 2 girls solo: 1. Jennifer Currie, 80; 2. Leslie Todd, Melanie Mount, 77; 3. Andrea Knicely, 75. Class 255 - grade 5 choir: 1. Parkview school, 90; 2. Victoria Harbour, 88. Class 259 - primary glee -_-- Fj a Nervous competitors club: 1. Parkview School Primary Glee Club, 84. Thursday afternoon Class 254 - grade 4 choir: 1. Regent gr. 4, 85; 2. Parkview gr. 4, 83; 3. Corpus Christi, 81. Class 235 - grade 5 girls solo: 1. Denise Martin, 83; 2. Sylvia Jones, 81; 3. Charn Schumann, 80. Class 232 - grade 4 boys awe solo: 1. Chris Friesen, 82; 2. Andrew Philips, 80; 3. Vaughan Bumstead, 77. Class 243 - double duet grade 5: 1. Victoria Harbour, 82; 2. Parkview (group A), Parkview (group B), tie, 78. Class 239 - grade @: solo: 1. Rose- ie Cont'd p. 21 Double duets were the late afternoon singing competitors following per- celebrities at the Y's Men Music formances on various musical in- Festival at the Midland YMCA Friday struments last week. afternoon. The festival continued with PEN THEATRE Thurs., Fri., Sat. May 6, 7,8 DEATH RACE 2000 -- also -- TIDAL WAVE Sat. Matinee TIDAL WAVE Sun., Mon., Tues. May 9, 10, 11 EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX, BUT WERE AFRAID TOASK --plus -- THE ROOM MATES ADMITTANCE TO Panscres 16 YEARS OF AGE Of OvER HANG IN THERE! with Dovid RIVER, Darren MCGHVAN, Don KNOTS, Herschel BERNARDI, and Barbara FELDON in WALT DISNEY NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN ODEON THEATRE NITELY 7-9:10 King St. Midland 526-5791 Staff photo Page 20, Wednesday, May 5, 1976 A Special Place For A Special Time Mothers Day "BRUNCH" from 11:30am - 2pm '"SMORGASBORD"" from 4pm - 8pm. Please make your reservations early to avoid disappointment Victoria Harbour 534-7214 STARTS TO-NITE THRU SAT. Carrol Jo Hummer- Aworking man whg'shad Oe, h! £0 { eee A COLUMBIA PICTURES INTERNATIONAL C 2NDFEATURE = INi Bobby has a '68 Camaro. Rose has a five year-old kid. On their first date, theybecame , lovers and fugitives. // MIDLAND DRIVE-IN THEATRE HWY. 27 526-2411 - GATES OPEN AT 8- Wincrantien = ae oe, ols ------ Panne we