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> 8 ek ee oe D> Sh 2 Se elliie Che nt ieee ett ee eae Sta In provincial court Theft conviction results in one day sentence A 24-year-old Tiny Township man received a sentence of one day in jail, and a fine of $100, after he pleaded guilty in provincial court in Penetanguishene Thur- sday, to a charge of theft over $200. The charge was laid against Randolph Spicer on February 5, 1977, in connection with the theft of snowmobile belonging to a Toronto man. The court was told Spicer turned himself in, and admitted he took it, and took. it for two rides on the nights after the theft. The snowmobile was later recovered in the yard of another person, undamaged. ~~ do. oR Stolen goods A 17-year-old Highland point man pleaded guilty in provincial court last Thursday to a charge of possession of stolen goods of a value greater than $200. Richard Buttineau admitted he knew a snowmobile which was discovered in his yard had been stolen. In a statement given to the police, _Buttineau ad- mitted he had ripped off the registration number, and repainted the cowling. Judge Len Montgomery suspended the passing of sentence, and put But- tineau on probation for a period of 18 months. Theft under The theft of a wallet The PoP Shoppe. Because things are getting too damn expensive. from a high school change, room led to a total of 30 days in jail, for a 17-year- old Midland man who appeared in provincial court last Thursday. Angelo Kosmidas had pleaded guilty to a charge of theft under $200 a few weeks ago, and pleaded guilty Thursday to an additional charge of breach of probation, laid because he had been on probation at the time the theft was committed. He was given a sen- tence of 10 days on the charge of theft under $200, and an additional 20 days on the breach of probation charge. Judge Montgomery ordered that, since Kosmidas was attending school, he would be allowed to serve ie ne MD Pee ae ie ae Ci Pg k,n ee a te Yn ee i, Ce ee eS ee Ce aS Se a a oe ok ee eo a, ae ee his sentence on weekends. Assault A 17-year-old Port McNicoll man _ was remanded to March 28, for sentencing, after he pleaded guilty in provincial court Thur- sday to a charge of assault, and two charges of mischief involving wilful damage over $50. The court was told that Kenneth Boyd had gone to a residence where a girl he knew was babysitting, and she let him into the house. While he was there, he drank some alcohol, did a small amount of damage to the residence, and assaulted the girl. She ran into the Street, ahd went home, but he followed her to her house, where he did more church | nny damage to her house, and assaulted her again. He then went to another house, where he did even more damage. The judge ordered a pre-sentence report prepared before sen- tencing on March 28. Possession of marijuana A 21-year-old Don Mills man received a con- ditional discharge in provincial court Thur- sday, after he pleaded guilty to a charge of possession of marijuana. Walter Gerrard was charged on January 23 of this year, after he was stopped while driving north on Highway 27, from Hugeél Street to Penetanguishene. He was stopped just outside the Penetanguishene town limits, and a search of his car revealed a small plastic bag containing the marijuana. ONTARID bilingual bunch At St. Joseph's The winners in each class in the French Speat!=. Contest at St. Joseph's School last Friday, are show i) . the front row holding the trophies which weére presented to them. They are, from the left, Patti Murphy, Jacqueline Gauthier, Denise Beausoleil, Lena Belcourt and Jackie Limoges. In the back row are the other prize winners, some of whom went on to the contest in Lafontaine this afternoon. From the left, they are Todd Saulnier, Gisele Marchildon, Yvette Robitaille, Lise Leroux, Paul Marchildon, Claude Boileau, Peter Juneau, Val Smith and Celia Dyer. On the extreme right is the principal of St. Joseph's Sister Angeline Moreau. Staff photo The conditional discharge required that Gerrard be of good French speaking contest held Soda pop. Some people have better things to spend their money on. Especially these days. directory 2% But there's a soda pop you can afford to drink. It Shoppe. Where pop doesn't cost as much as these other brands. comes from The PoP Shoppe and it tastes terrific. The question is, how can we sell soft drinks at the prices we do? After all, look at the cost of those other brands. ABOUT Only By The Case 24-10 oz. $2.69 Plus Deposit The Mo P Shoppe THE CATHOLIC PARISH OF FLOS SCHEDULE OF MASSES: MSGR Vincent Foy J.C.D. 322-1200 Phelpston: Sun.9 a.m. Elmvale: Sat.7:30p.m. Sun. 10:00a.m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA St. John's--Elmvale Minister: Rev. B. Gazzard Worship: 11:00 a.m. (Nursery during Service) Phones: Church 322-1472, Manse 322-1522 behaviour for a period of six months. Possession of marijuana A 20-year-old Victoria Harbour man who was caught in a police station with three marijuana The court was told Larry Magloughlin had walked into the Ontario Fourteen grade seven and eight students at St. Joseph's School were honoured Monday af- ternoon, for their good showing in a French classes were all asked to write out a short com- position, memorize it, and Marchildon, Tod Saulnier, Claude Boileau and Val Smith. Sister Angeline Moreau, the principal of St. Joseph's, told the remain in practice. 'It's all very well to have French in your head, but you have to have it on your lips as well," she told them. She said af- terwards that the students would be proud to be able to travel , ' speaking contest held at 5 _ It's very simple. We've Minister: Rev. Sydney McDonald BA cigarettes in his pocket te ie Friday af- ae ais As eciaeeeit eae bik eee eliminated expensive Phones: The Church 322-1411, The Manse, 322-2453 was given a fine of $100 or ternoon. they should try to use The contests are being distribution costs. And : Elmvale Church: Christian Education, 10a.m. 20 days in jail, in The students in the two _ their French as much as sponsored by the regional we're passing the savings Christian Worship, 11a.m. provincial court Thur- grade seven classes, and possible in every day Club Richelieu and the on to you. The PoP PER BOTTLE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADé sday. the three grade eight living, so they would winner of the Lafontaine contest will go on to compete in a regional contest in Welland. i Provincial Police ite it in f f th Wyevale United Church: 11:30a.m. - recite it in front of the Wivaley United Church: 10:00a.m. Midland detachment, and class, The five best boys Police report Rev. Allan J. McLaughlin, Minister while there it was and the five best girls in p discovered that a each class were then SALVATION ARMY Capt. and Mrs. Roy Figley The Salvation Army are meeting in the Youth Hall at the rear of 251 2nd St., Midland. cigarette pack in his shirt pocket contained three marijuana cigarettes. asked to recite their piece Friday afternoon in the competition. Charges laid i i i ae cl ia a eet nett arate tien neh creesae The judge told he best one in each ; / HWY 97 & HUGEL ST 9:30 a.m.--Sunday School for all ages Magloughlin "Ahety ejaus waa awarded a ft r cha Sse ° 11:00 a.m.--Sunday Morning Meeting although he had no @1 M Reg'd PoP Shoppes of Canada Limited Copyright 1975 PoP Snoppes international Inc 7p.m.--Sunday Evening Tues. 7 p.m.--Prayer and Bible Fellowship MIDLAND Wed. 2:00 p.m.--Ladies Meetings. Appointments for spiritual help. 526-2751--Captain and Mrs. R. C. Figley. Rectory -- 322-2115 SERVICES: THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF ELMVALE Rector: The Rev. J. Allan Kirk Church -- 322-2712 Saturday, 7:00 p.m. - The Church of the Good Shepherd, Wyebridge. Evening Prayer - 1st and 3rd week. Holy Eucharist - 2nd and 4th week. Sunday, 8:00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist - Wyecliffe Church, Elmvale. 9:45 a.m. - St. John's Church, Waverley, Holy Eucharist - 2nd Sunday, Morning Prayer - Other Weeks. 11:15 a.m. - Wyecliffe Church, Elmvale. Holy Eucharist - Ist and 3rd Sundays, Morning Prayer - 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays. A Ay I OT ce an The Employees of laframet hMirnited (Orillia) 2 Prescription Drug Plan d Dental Plan7 previous convictions of a similar nature, he had been in court a few tirnes before, and therefore did not really qualify for a discharge. Impaired driving A 33-year-old Orillia man was convicted in provincial jcourt last Thursday of impaired driving. Donald Stoutt was charged after he was stopped while speeding along Memorial Avenue in Orillia, at 9:54 p.m. on February 8. He was taken in for a breathalyzer test, small trophy, and the five best boys and the five best girls overall, won the right to go on to a further competition in Lafontaine this afternoon. The winners in each class were Patti Murphy and Jackie Limoges, from grade seven, and Jacqueline Gauthier, Denise Beausoleil and Lena Belcourt from grade eight. The top five girls in the school who are to go on to the Lafontaine. competition were. Mur- phy, Gauthier and Beausoleil, as well as Gisele Marchildon and hy YUN DIAMONDS SHOULDER TWO FREE ormonos IH AE WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR PRECIOUS ~ DIAMONDS -7 REMOUNTED P.D. Murphy CHOOSE FROM FIVE \GORGEOUS STYLES 79° Slight additional charge for mounting your solitiare YELLOW OR WHITE _ GOLD Charges of dangerous driving and car theft were laid early Sunday morning, after Constable Thomas Tiffin of the Penetanguishene Police Department chased a car through the streets of Midland at speeds of up to 65 miles per hour. The incident began at 1:50 Sunday morning, when the Penetanguishene Police Department received a call from the Ontario Provincial Police, Midland Detachment, advising them to be on the lookout for a car stolen in Midland. Ten minutes later, Constable Tiffin, on patrol on Main Street in Penetanguishene, spotted the car and attempted to pull it over. The car ac- celerated and left town along Highway 27. Tiffin gave chase, and the car turned on Vindin Street and entered Midland. a Tiffin chased the car through the streets of Midland and finally stopped it on Seventh Street. and the result was .220. Lise Leroux. The five The driver of the car, 17-year-old Dean Joseph Church School during Main Service at thechurches He received a fine of boys who will be going are Wright of Bayberry Estates, was charged by $200, or 20 days in jail. Peter Juneau, Paul Tiffin with dangerous driving, and he and a passenger in the car, 19-year-old Benedykt Materka of Midland, were both charged by the OPP with car theft. WATCH FOR a pati aving Ret , Geecileon "q Spring and | Summer Fashions of Midland For Edward's charge account customers. (Y) Ministry of Housing Ontario THE PLANNING ACT Notice of Applications for Amendment to Minister's | These employees now have the added bene- "As your Ontario Blue Cross mands your ae ae ets again, the Restricted Area Order . fits of extra health protection for themselves representative | am pleased to rill of it's a ! eauty y having your Township of Tay | and their families: the Blue Cross Prescription add my personal welcome, and precious stone, with all it's memories, remounted | Drug Plan plus Dental Plan 7. Blue Cross coverage for prescription drugs includes such items as serums, injectibles, insulin and dia- betic supplies. 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All submissions in support of, or in opposition to, the applications described above, and received by the Ministry of Housing, 7th floor, 56 Wellesley St. West, Toronto, Ontario on or before the 23rd day of March, 1977 will be fully considered before a final decision is made thereon. Please refer to the file number indi- cated above. In addition, under section 32(9) of The Planning Act, any interested person may request a hearing by the Ontario Municipal Board on an application for amendment to a restricted area order. John R. Rhodes Minister of Housing