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Travel news, views Seat selection computerized by CarolCrawford _ z Eastern Airlines is now equipped with a new computer that can book your seating request along with your flight reservation. Also note that effective April 1, the Canadian domestic tax is 8 per cent to a maximum of $17.50 and the Canadian in- ternational tax is a flat rate of $12.50 in- creased from $10. y Special Package The Bristol Place Hotel at Toronto Airport is offering a one night programme _ including two, one day passports to Canada's Wonderland and a special 'memento of your visit to Canada's Wonderland from May 23 to Sept. 26 at a rate of $95. per couple per night. j 7 A Children under 18 aa share their parents by Carol room at no extra cost. Crawford Daily Florida Flights Treasure Tours has announced it will operate daily ABC flights via Nordair to Florida from Toronto beginning July 3. There will be a flight every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday to Orlando with flights on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday to St. Petersburg. There will also be flights on Saturday and Sunday to Fort Lauderdale. All flights will be operated on an advance booking charter basis utilizing Nordair 737 aircraft. Return airfare to St. Petes will be from $179 while Orlando will be from $159 and Fort Lauderdale from $199. Also this summer, Treasure Tours and Nordair will offer ABCs to Calgary and St. John's from Toronto, commencing June 19 and operating to Oct. 5. Summer Brochures Summer brochures from all major sup- pliers are now available from your local travel agent. Look for more variety in the California market area and also keep a watchful eye for some real specials. The all inclusive programme at Puerto Plata will be well worth watching for.. This is paid for all in Canadian dollars and they are not stingy with the food or drink. The Klondike Trail If you are interested in a cruise on the Inside Passage but do not want to end your holiday there, Chieftain Tours may have just what you're looking for. A 16 or 18 day tour which also includes a tour in Alaska and the Yukon. With our compliments Mother's Day saw McDonald's and Perrin's Flower Shop combine on a free breakfast for all moms from McDonald's and a flower for mom from Perrin's Taking advantage of the "special" were literally hundreds of families from North Simcoe including Mr. and Mrs. Gary Desormeaux of Midland shown here with their children Keith and Laurie and a crew member from McDonald's. Penguins start season off with big win Dock Lunch Penguins of Penetanguishene- Midland Ball Hockey, Senior Division started off their season right Tuesday night in Penetanguishene Arena by defeating the Decor Hustlers 5-1 George Monaham was the big man for the Penguins as he stopped 32 shots for the victory. Scoring for Dock Lunch was Keith Puss with a hat trick, Greg St. Amant getting their remaining two goals. Mike Orser scored the lone Decor Hustlers' goal. In the second game, E.G. Mink Insurance doubled the score on V. Cascar race Monday Sponsors of the locally owned Number 13 stock car are eagerly looking forward to Victoria Day Monday when their modified Camero will participate in the first race of the Number Seven Cascar Series. According to George Woods, the race is scheduled for Monday, May 18 at Delaware Speedway and up for grabs will be a purse of $10,000. Time trials are ex- pected to get underway at 2 p.m. and the top 20 cars logging the fastest time during the two laps of qualifying, will compete for the big money. . Woods noted that times for these races are likely to average in the low twenties, seconds that it, but he was unable to give average times for Midland driver Joey Woods, who will com- Bike-a-thon registration The Contact Telephone Information and Referral Centre in Midland is a worthwhile and helpful organization but in order to help Midland-Penetanguishene, they must rely on the people of those communities to help them with the needed funds. To do this, the Contact Centre will be holding their "Big Wheelie" bike-a-thon May 24. Riders will ride the 20 mile distance for pledges collected from residents of Midland- Penetanguishene, all proceeds going to the Contact Centre's operating funds. The person collecting the most pledges will receive a $50 dinner for two at Andrea's Restaurant in Midland. Even if you're not riding, you can still help out by sponsoring one of those people riding in the fund-raising event. Riders in the bike-a-thon will ride from Midland Secondary School through Tiny Township to the first checkpoint at County Road Six and Concession 11 on to the second checkpoint at Robert Street and Fuller Avenue in Tay Township, finishing up at Little Lake Park. The bike-a-thon will start at 9 a.m. with a rain date for the event set for May 31. To ride in the bike-a-thon, you must be registered by later today and you can do that by calling Contact at 526-9333 or Catharine Moore at 526-6973. New peewee team for Penetang An addiition to 1969. Penetanguishene Minor Baseball this year will be a peewee team for boys born in 1968 and. 6 p.m. The first practice for this team will be held at McQuire Park tonight at MIDLAND CIVITAN Blighty Bingo Every Thurs. evening at Midland Cultural and Recreation Centre, 605 Yonge St. Admission $1.00 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Come and enjoy Bingo in this warm and modern facility. Page 12, Friday, May' 15, '1981 Midland Town Centre Uncrate Summer mand Number 13 that day. Last week-end the group took part in Friday night racing at Deleware and in the qualifying heats, Woods drove the Camero to a fourth place finish. In the feature of the night, the car placed eighth of the 21 cars participating. Racing in Barrie will get underway for the group this Saturday night at Barrie Speedway beginning at 7 p.m. The feature is slated to go approximately 9.30 p.m. Robitaille Construction 6-3. Pat Brodeur scoring a pair of markers for E.G. Mink. Singles were added for E.G. Mink by Dan Lethbridge, Peter Beeney, Bob Bray and Ken Ryan. For V. Robitaille Construction, Martial Robitaille netted a pair with Ken Forget adding their third marker. V: Robitaille Con- struction outshot E.G. Mink Insurance 35 shots to 24 in that game. There will be no games ion Penetanguishene Arena, Sunday, in order to accomodate the Penetanguishene-Mi- dland Ball Hockey League Spring Tour- nament in which local teams will play some of the best teams in Ontario. St. Ann"s School 43 Lorne Ave., 549-8900 Registration Kindergarten to Grade 8 eFriday, May 22nd- 9a.m.to3 p.m. Don Deschambault, Principal Penetang "MIDSUMMER MINK" A comedy by Peter Coke at Sacred Heart School, Midland May 8, 9, 15, 16-8 P.M. Adults $3.50 Students $1.75 Tickets Available At: Huronia Office Services Mac's Milk Barber & Haskill Pascoe's Studio, Elmvale Gignac's Childrens Wear, ElmvaleLumber -- - Prior to May 8th performance coffee and dessert served in school library at 6:30 p.m.