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At Parties, Pees Mrreny Ri2non@ Pie ten tre d'Activites And the winner... Will be... You, if you buy a book of tickets. That's the mood that's saturating the Cen- Francaises' in Penetanguishene as it launches the at winning $1000 each month. 1987/1988 lottery. Tickets good from April 1987 to March 1988 are on sale, at accidents a cost of $100 per book and offer a chance Forty-four people have been charged since last Oc- tober as a consequence of the formation of a unit of OPP officers, in reaction to a high rate of crime in the Midland OPP detach- ment's area. In the last week of December and the first week of January alone, 17 persons were charged with offences, the majority of which were break and enter. A majority of the 17 charged were young offenders. In the week ending Jan. 19, the Midland OPP laid one charge of break and Zellers enter plea The Dominion Store in Mountainview Mall has pleaded not guilty to four charges of opening for business on a Sunday. June 17 is the date set for trial in Penetanguishene Provin- cial Court. Fourty-four people charged enter and two of theft. Eight cases of break and enter, and four cases of theft, were being investigated. The number of criminal occurrences in the Midland OPP's area has been. on the increase for Zellers Department Store of Mountainview Mall entered a plea of guilty dur- ing the same sitting of Nine vehicle accident Only one of 28 traffic ac- cidents investigated by the Midland OPP last Friday, Saturday and Sunday, resulted in major injuries. Because of the heavy snowfall, Highways 12 and 93 were closed late on Saturday, and Highway 69 during Friday afternoon. Eleven of the 28 traffic resulted in injuries. The only major injuries Bigger flasher may be better A bigger flashing light is a possible improvement for safety on Midland's Bayshore Drive, at the point where it curves and becomes William Street. Sometimes a vehicle will leave the curve and hurtle onto private property. A house there has been hit more than once. The town's public safety committee has decided that chevron warning signs are of no effect. Speed bumps, tried in the past, were the cause of greater complaint. The speed limit can't be reduced because the stretch of road is not in a park, or by a school. The public safety com- mittee members think children crossing King Street to the arena, YMCA, and Little Lake Park, need some protection. The public safety committee is making a recommendation Tay wants to talk Tay Township has asked Midland to meet with Tay to talk further about a fire protection agreement. The agreement by which Midland provides fire pro- tection for Midland Point expires in March. Midland has told Tay that Midland is interested only in a two year agreement Midland also wants Tay to pay more money. Midland wants Midland Point houseowners to pay the same rate for fire pro- tection as do Midland residents, by the end of a two-year agreement. Couples workshop The Catholic Family Life Centre of Midland will be sponsoring a workshop in "Couples Communication and Negotiation Skills', to be held at St. Mark's Anglican Church in Midland for the four Tues- day evening in February. For more information call 526-9397 before January 31. to the public works com- mittee, that the public ey Snowed under Merchants on Main Street in Penetanguishene were having to clear their sidewalks before they opened for business this week. Saturday's storm vir- en Ont. gnd™ o oe spot deka cuie™ ws? oa™ wv yo in its 1987 budget money for the installation of by the Midland Curling works committee include pedestrian-activated cross- "Se S a6, ing lights on King Street, Club. tually buried the town, but life is return- ing to normal as snow is being shovelled and moved out. were sustained by two Mississauga boys, Christopher Sedora and Jeffrey Callahan, both age eight. The driver of the other vehicle, William Prince, 24, of Orillia, was charged with impaired driving causing bodily harm; ex- about a year, Corporal Bill Pumputis said. A Crime Watch program has been in place in the Beaches area for more than a year. Consideration is be- ing given to establishing Crime Watch in Port MecNicoll and Victoria Harbour. Penetanguishene Provin- cial Court, last Wednesday. Zellers was fined $1,500 for opening once on a Sunday. cess alcohol; possession of stolen property; assaulting a police officer; and driv- ing while his driver's licence was suspended. -Penetang Library Log Encyclopaedias missing This week we are putting out a special plea, asking that two volumes of two separate children's en- cyclopedias be returned. These are The World Book, Volume 21-W, and The New Book of Knowledge, Volume 3-C. If you know of the whereabouts of either of these two volumes, or if you come across them dur- ing "spring cleaning" your child's room (as has been known to happen at our house), please return them to us. It is impossible to buy a single volume of a set of en- cyclopedias. To attain these books would mean the purchase of another complete set of World Book and The New Book of Knowledge, too costly to even think about! Remember that we do not charge overdue fines, so please use the Drop Box if you wish, but help us in this matter. Thank You. New Adult Fiction this week include: Foundation and Earth by Isaac Asimov; The Seeds of Treason by Ted Allbeury; Pentagon by Allen Drury; The Reckoning by David Halberstam and Ozone by Paul Theroux. New Juvenile Books on our shelves this week are: The Martial Arts by Ken Reisberg; Tell the Time with Mortimer by Rodney Peppe; Ants, Trucks by Anne' Rockwell and Boomps-a-Daisy: 40 Singable Songs. Chez Henri For a Delightful Food Experience © Open 7 Days a Week - Mon. - Sat. 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Sun. & Holidays 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. ° New Breakfast & Lunch Menu © Dinner Menu *Fresh Fish* our Specialty © Take Out Service Available BEST PRICES IN TOWN 118 Main St. (at the Hotel Brule) Penetanguishene fo, TY Z ooo. Ns I GREAT DEALS o USED CARS warranty. 1981 HORIZON 4 DR. Standard, AM radio, 60,000, miles, excellent_condition, certified with $2997 1980 MUSTANG Imitation convertible, 8 cyl., auto, P.S., P.B., wire wheels, excellent shape, lady driven. $5497 HWY 93 & HUGEL MIDLAND (NEAR OPP) 026-2248 Tuesday, January 27, 1987, Page 9