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Fair response from merchants on parking Most Penetanguishene merchants in the hill section of Main Street, between Robert Street and Simcoe Street, have let the town office know they think there should be more parking spaces provided in the downtown area. Businessman Bill Waters approached the merchants two weeks ago and asked them to consider sending a letter dealing with "'the severe shortage of available parking spaces" if they agreed there was a shortage. The merchants who responded signed their names to a letter prepared by Waters; eleven of 18 businesses signed them and sent them to the municipal office. The best response came from merchants on the east side of the street 'where there is angled parking. The merchants request an increase in the budget of the Penetanguishene Parking Authority \o provide sufficient downtown parking spaces. A recent downtown parking study prepared for the town finds that with the closure-of the privately- owned parking lot beside the French Centre, the downtown area needs 26 new parking spaces. On May 7 the First Penetang Pathfinders held their annual baseball game at St. Joseph School. The Pathfinders invited their friends to a friendly game. The Pathfinders won the game which was played in the rain and afterwards were treated to hots dogs and drink. Drying -- Pathfinders To the delight of onlookers at Midland 'Town Dock, brisk winds created fast and exciting conditions More than = for the Midland Bay Sailing Club's Annual Sail enough wind Past early Sunday afternoon, under brilliant blue, summery skies. This photo was taken aboard to go around Vice-Commodore Tom Hubbard's 26 foot sailboat as it raced toward the pier to salute Sailing Club on Sunday! Commodore Don Skinner (standing on boat at centre). Town wants commitment In writing, mayor says Installation of sewer work over two Once the north end sanitary sewers on years instead of work and the Robert Robert Street East and providing fundinginone Street work are lump sum this year, Bellisle explained. As a Cambridge Street won't completed, the only part go ahead this year as of town not serviced by scheduled, Penetang- result, the completionof sanitary sewers will be uishene Mayor Ron full sewer servicing in ashort stretch of Robert Bellisle said yesterday. 'the town will come a __ Street West between the The provincial en- Yyearlaterthan planned. Champlain Road and vironment ministry has Sewer installation will | West Street. said it will fund sewer Still proceed on Church construction on the two Street this year as JUNE8 streets bul the planned; tenders for "Saturday, June 8- A municipality wants to Workonthestreet,from gigantic Rummage Sale gel il in writing before DonStreet tothe Mental will be held in All Saints there's a change in Health Centre, are out, Parish Hall, Peel St., government al Queen's Bellisle said. Con- Penetanguishene, com- Park, Bellisle-said. struction of a new mencing at 9:30 a.m. sanitary sewer plant on Fox, Street is going ahead this year as well. Sponsored by All Saints Anglican Church Women."' The ministry has decided to split its funding of Penetang MORTGAGES or 979 you can switch to a Sterling Trust mortgage if you get your commitment before June 30, 1985. "HE'S NOT STOPPING" Drive with us first and escape * YDC GRADUATES ELIGIBLE FOR UP TO 44% DISCOUNT ON AUTO INSURANCE * COURSE FEE IS INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE * VISA ACCEPTED Next Daytime Course starts June 25th 9 a.m. - noon & 1 - 4 p.m. for 4 consecutive days Next Evening Course starts July 2nd Tues: & Thurs: 6-9 p.m.for 4 consecutive weeks Call your local Sterling Trust Branch and find out how to qualify for this opportunity. (705) 526-3768 Midland: 270 King Street For information. brochures and course schedules call: 926-8500 STERLING Over 150,000 graduates recommend us 303 MIDLAND AVE., MIDLAND Young Drivers of Canada Tuesday, June 4, 1985, Page 13 tle, Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Canadian Payments Association The' Leaders in Driver Training Coast to Coast