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a 3 6 __ Police ti: eat Midland OPP have charged a 20-year-old Midland resident with aggravated assault following a weekend incident in Port McNicoll. According to OPP, police were called to the parking lot of Port McNicoll Legion early Sunday morning to investigate a disturbance. Involved subjects, police later reported, had ' dispersed before OPP arrived. However, it was discovered that Robert Quesnelle, 31, of Port McNicoll had been stabbed twice with what was believed to have been a knife. He received treatment at HDH for two wounds, one to the lower abdomen and one to the left thigh. Terry Brian Corbier of Borden Cr., Midland, has been charged. He was lodged in custody in Barrie jail following his arrest Sunday morning. He was held over until tomorrow. KK During the period April 2 - 9, Midland OPP handled a total of 70 general occurrences. Midland OPP investigated five motor-vehicle accidents during the week ending April 9, reports OPP Const. Murray Cooper, the local detach- ment's community services officer. One of the crashes involved minor personal injuries while another was classified as a "fail to remain." KK During the month of March, Midland police personnel probed a total of 17 reportable and 14 non-reportable motor-vehicle accidents on town streets. As a result of some of these mishaps, a total of 13 persons received personal injuries. KK Last month, Midland police laid 29 charges under the Criminal Code of Canada, three under the Liquor Licence act and 81 under under the Highway 'Traffic Act including 63 for speeding. *K*KK In March of this year, Midland Police Depart- ment was called upon to investigate a total of 409 complaints. The information is contained in a_ report prepared by Police Chief Ernest Bates and tabled al this week's council meeting. KKK Crime didn't take a holiday in Midland last month, police records show. Police here probed six house break-ins and an equal number of shop break-ins. Kennel Club sanction This Sunday in the competition in which Midland Civic Centre, only pure bred dogs the Huronia_ Kennel may compete, but not Club will be holding an for championship All Breed Sanction points. If is a training Match. round for show officials, A sanction match is a Balm Beach- Mall bus service Bus service between judges, stewards, handlers and dogs. Classes are permissible for only those breeds recognized as such by the Canadian Kennel Club. The dogs are eligible to enter from three Midland council briefs-- *KK The Midland public works department plans {to spend more than $100,000 on equipment. A new snowplow, a ulility truck, an asphalt radio Midland Police Chief Ernest Bates has been given permission to attend the annual conference of police chiefs in Timmins, June 25 through June 28. KKK roller and The public safety committee budget submitted to the finance committee is 3.47 per cent higher than last year's budgeted figure. The 1984 budget will have a special section for spending related to the papal visit. the items. e Keenan's Department Store of Midland won the right to sell the town long sleeve _ shirts, trousers and coveralls for 20 public works employees. *K*K*K As the result of a Fire Chief Hal Belfry ™eeting March 22 submitted two budgets between _ representat- ives of Fourth Street residents and public works chairman Deputy-reeve Claude Buck, the deputy-reeve said the town will maintain Fourth Street between Bay Street and Vinden Street, and that he would ask for more enforcement of the speed limil in that area. The cost of alter- natives to continued use fo the public safety committee. The budget using the present number of firefighters as a base was accepted. The fire chief is to meet again with the public safety committee to explain a_ budget including an increase in the number of firefighters. The town council has accepted the town Of that section of Fourth public safety com- Street by trucks was mittee's recommend- given to the ationthat four members Trepresentatives. of the department may KKK be promoted tothe rank _Midland's__enginee- of captain, providing Ting technician Ken Cave will attend the 1984 conference in Toronto, to which runs April 29 through May 2, of the thal they are qualified. KKK A new bylaw control what goes into equipment are some of ~s Ontario Traffic Con- ference. Jim Murray, chief operator of the town's water pollution control plant, and operator John Boucher, will attend an industrial waste discharge seminar on May 15 in Toronto. Commissioner of Works Percy Ehler is going 'o Edmonton to attend the American Pb) lve Works Association conference and equipment meeting and the North American Snow Conference, which The Village Door North Service Lane Elmvale 322-3013 We have that special Easter gitt... Silk Flowers, Ceramics & Crafts runs May 13 to May 17. The North Simcoe Waste Management Association will pay half of the cost of Ehler's attendance. Ehler is a consultant to the NSWMA. Waste management issues will be addressed. Just ust e Amved a new line of Ladies Plus Fashions Plus ta die, We 70, RS Come in & see us Saturday April 14 during our surprise sale on selected items with 0 dere Savings up to 50% eNow accepting children's spring & m summer clothing on consignment. ending rv \c& se the town's sewers, if enforced, will help the fown dispose of sludge from the town's water pollution contro] plant. If the quantity of chromium, nickel, and zinc being dumped by local industries can be reduced to the levels noted in the bylaw, sludge from the water pollution control plant may be dumped, without treating, on agricultural land. This Week in Canada On April 4, in showed population at 4,325,000. On April 11, in Herbert as the first doctor af Quebec, and in 1713, Britain got Nova Scotia (except Treaty of Utrecht. match club's championship. winners and dog show held August 2 and 3, 1984, there is no pre-registration. Entries will be taken from 10 a.m., with $1 judging starting af 11 a.m. 'The club will be awarding ribbons to all dogs entered. 526-5365 or 534-3822. 1881, Canada's second census 1617, Champlain left France on his eighth voyage to Canada, bringing Louis Cape Breton) as part of the com- plimentary dog food to The public is invited to altend. Admission is for adults and 50 cents for children. For more information, call ORR LAKE GOLF CLUB Dancing Saturday nights fas, MALL THURSDAY APRIL 12th -- at 2 p.m. Take advantage of the "EASTER SPECIALS" AT | MOUNTAINVIEW MALL & HAVE YOUR Mountainview Mall and '™onths of age until they Balm Beach is tine : Hohe Music by | PICTURE TAKEN WITH THE scheduled to start cnan Onship points. ; (Champions of oth The Orr Lake Orchestra aaa to leave The couiiiries may any : . | EASTER BUNNY! Place in Balm Beach ae i graduate Special Guest April 21st | lasses. every Thursday alt 10 a.m. and return from the mall at 2:30 p.m. A one-way trip is $1 The Huronia Kennel Club invites the owners of all local dogs that are TOM KING for adults and 50 cents eligible to come and For reservations, call 322-1664 for children. compete. Unlike the THE SAFETY EID oie ee THE ~~. eSS BOLETS HUWAUT, MOUNTAINVIEW MALL $ COLOUR P . Bea 8 We've got it all! Gree. oa Mountainview Mall _ Monday to Friday -9:30 a.m. to9:30p.m. Cl QOUMOUT Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. BOULET Zellers Monday to Friday -9:30 a.m. to 9:30p.m. SEND YOUR WAME Saturday - 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Ee AND ADDRESS TO,' K-Mart Moms to Friday - 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. SARETY. 136 turday - 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.1. STATI ane Dominion Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. i MEW. 2Wa ONT. Thursday, Friday, Saturday - 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Video Movies Monday - Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. pam, ryaro GR Super X Drugs Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Rendezvous Restaurant a Page 10, Wednesday, April 11, 1984