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9 Driver and passenger face impaired charges The first full week of Ju- ly ended with 184 general occurrences investigated by the Midland OPP. Two of the 12 drivers charged with being im- paired were in the same vehicle. The driver had a learner's licence and the passenger in the car was fully licenced. Both have been charged with being impaired. As well as the 12 charges of impaired driving, 13 12-hour suspensions were issued and seven charges laid under the Liquor Licence Act. Five charges of theft and one charge of break and enter were laid. Beer company donates $7,000 to Schooner Bee Labatt's, brewers of Schooner Beer, continue to assist the Establishments Heritage Association in sponsorship of the Sailor's Sunset Sail Training Adventure at the Historic Naval and Miéilitary Establishments in Penetanguishene. EHA President Bonnie Barrett-Hamilton recently received a $7,000 cheque from Labatt's represent- j ative Bob larusci. The grant is earmarked for salaries for key schooner Bee personnel, for cost- umes for Bee crew and program participants, and for Bee maintenance. The Sailor's Sunset sail training program, now in its third summer, con- tinues to be one of the most popular offered by Huronia Historical Parks. Some bookings remain Village clerk open in August and September. The schooner Bee flies the Labatt's Schooner flag when she is on Sailor's programs. Labatt's is also a strong } supporter of the annual Tecumseth Trophy sailing race, scheduled for July 25. The company plans to par- ticipate with prizes and trophies in three com- petitive divisions. osemnsspnccoires Ted Walker, the clerk of the Village of people in the provincial government Port McNicoll, takes a break during a hec- tic council meeting last Wednesday night. Walker says the retirement of some key Water meeting coming up ' After two years of waiting for word from the provincial government, the Village of Port McNicoll is finally arranging a meeting to talk about water. In September 1985 (the date of the last meeting bet- ween the government and the village), according to village clerk Ted Walker, a spokesperson for the government told village council that a detailed report would be made on the cost of integrating a three-municipality water supply. The three municipalities would be Port MeNicoll, Victoria Harbour and Tay Township. Currently, Port McNicoll does not have a purification system for its water. Under the govern- ment plan, Victoria Har- bour's water system would be expanded to serve all three areas. However, after that last meeting the village did not hear from the government. It waited and waited and finally two years later, after a newspaper story quoted Walker as saying the village was still waiting, the government res- ponded. Apparently the official caused a file on the village's water system to go down the drain. However, Walker says he Sunset , Better looking Brian Wood knows Midland's fire hydrants well. He has been painting them for the Public Utilities Com- mission since 1980. This fire hydrant getting a coat Coldwater school adds new staff The Coldwater/Medonte East Central Public School will add a_ part-time librarian and a part-time secretary to its staff. The Simcoe County Board of Education an- who was handling the case is happy to announce that nounced the addition in retired. Nobody picked up a meeting will be set up response to concerns rais- on the case. soon to discuss the matter. ed by parents of the Barrie Hill Farms ta. 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