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Midland ecking things out Constable William Campbell of United States congressman in town. Midland Police might have seemed a _' The car belongs to Bob McClory of little skeptical to passersby earlier Illinois who has been staying at a this week as he took a moment to cottage near Waubaushene for his check out a license plate on a car summer vacations for the past 50 parked in King Street. You have to years. admit though, it's not often you have a Cumming-Nicholson 25% to 50% off Summer Footwear Naturalizer, Clarks, LaValle SUMMER CASUALS such as Kaufman and Savage CUMMING- NICHOLSON FINE FAMILY FOOTWEAR council briefs Town's bank Council split 4-3 on the choice of the town's bank. The town's five chartered banks were invited to submit applications for the right to act as the municipality's banker. Council chose to retain the Imperial Bank of Commerce. Mayor Lynn, Deputy Reeve Day, Councillors Platt and Orr voted in favour, Councillors Jeffery, Hennin and Ross voted against retaining the Bank of Commerce. Non-union salaries A recorded vote was also called when council voted on the amount of increases for the non-union municipal staff. Council went into closed session during discussion of how best to grant the increase. The small group of the public and the press waited outside the council chambers. The vote was 5-3 in favour of the following schedule for municipal non-union employees: 11.2 per cent on Jan. 1, 1981; 1.7 per cent on July 1, 1981; 9.01 on Jan. 1, 1982; and 2.01 per cent on July 1, 1982. In favour were Councillors Platt, Jeffery, Blake, Orr and Ross. Against were Mayor Lynn, Deputy Reeve Day and Councillor Hennin. End Strike Town council supported a motion to inform the federal government that it should act to end the postal strike. Council was told by the mayor that he knows of one Midland business employing 50 people that is losing $20,000 a day because of the postal strike. Highway's number A letter was received from the Ministry of Transportation and Communications in- forming Deputy-Clerk Fred Flood that the matter of the town's request that Highway 27 between Waverley and Penetanguishene be renumbered has been placed on the agenda of the Highway Numbering Committee. The next meeting of the Highway Num- bering Committee will be in September. A councillor suggested the three municipalities involved should have representatives at the meeting. The letter was referred to the next public works committee meeting. Watson's Ladies Wear, Elmvale SIDEWALK UMMER SALE MERCHANDISE [reatly Reduced ll Weather Coats *Dresses *Pant Suits *Slacks : *Blouses ¢ shirts "Fashion Pants ®T-Shirts eSh rts nd Sets *Bathing Snits and Cover-ups *Shoes *Sandals *Blazers Skirts S G&M Shoppe, Midland SLE Summer Sidewalk / 239 King St., Midland Town Centre MEET AN HISTORIC CIAL BARGAINS INTERPRETER from Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons Y ey iris | | Playsuits = i. ONLY so Gi. Y TERRY& > COTTON KNIT JOGGING SHORTS» 95.59, (1639-1649) 'Historic Naval and Military Establishments (1817-1856) Visit our display at Midland Sidewalk Sale and learn about "living" history. Ministry-of Culture and Recreation Hon Reuben Baetz Minister Ontario Page 8, Friday, July 17, 1981 *Many unadvertised Specials throughout the stores you have to see the prices to believe them °We sell everything but the sidewalk 305 King St., Midland 526-5761 Come in and see our new Fall fashions...arriving daily...Coats, Dresses, Velvet and Corduroy, Blazers, Plaid Skirts, Fashion Sweaters and Slacks. G&M Shoppe| Watson's Ladies Wear Queen St., Elmvale 322-2151 Mastercard & Chargex accepted Both stores open Mon to Sat. also Thurs. & Fri. nights