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THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2004 THE NEW TANNER a MARTY BURKE Seeks nomination SENIORS' Rec. Crr. By Ena Gipson It's great to see so many of our Senior friends getting their mem- berships for 2004. We're being promised a wide variety of activi- ties to keep us busy. Just don't forget to put a loonie into our 50/ 50 draw while you are there. It wasn't won last week so it will be doubled this week. : Bid Euchre on Jan. 8 saw Muriel Dzeirla get 2 mooners and Mary Papillon had three. These ladies are certainly doing well. The first trip to Rama is on Wed., Jan. 28 so call Ruth at 853-5124 if you are interested in going. Our first Card Night at the Sen- ior Centre is on Wed. Jan. 21 from 7:30pm to 9:00pm. For just $3.00 you have an evening'of cards with prizes followed by refreshments. What an enjoyable way to spend a winter evening. Our cooks are making meat pies again so if you wish some, order ahead of time by placing yourname on the list at the Centre and they will be ready for pick-up on Jan. 30". Chicken or beef pies are $1.75 each. = While I don't always mention them, the following interests are going strong: Darts, Crafts, T'ai Chi, Fitand Fun, Line Dancing, Ca- nasta, Cribbage, Shuffleboard and Bingo. If you are interested in any of these do come and enjoy the fun. This Friday's luncheon is soup and sandwich with good fellowship guaranteed. February promises to as busy as ever with: Computer Refresher Course just $25 for a two week ses- sion; Tan Jay Fashion Show at 1:30pm on Tues., Feb. 3; Valentine Dinner on Thurs., Feb 12 at 6pm; Income Tax Concems?? Come and ask Reg Marsh questions on Tues., Feb 17. He'll help you; Trip to Niagara Aviary on Wed., Feb. 18. Our Annual Meeting will be on Tues., Feb. 24 at lpm. This is a super time to learn about the Cen- tre's reports and to meet your new Executive who willl guide our many activities for 2004. or 700MB of data on each disc a] 100-pack, 2619626. Reg. 67.99, 4) 50-pack. 2619525, Reg. 34.99 e] 10-pack. 2619623, Reg. 9.99, | Stock up for a new year of burning! High-quality CD-Rs record up to 80 minutes of audio Pilot seeks Conservative nomination Local Air Canada Pilot and military veteran, Marty Burke, 43, of Guelph, has announced his intention to seek the Con- servative Party nomination for the new federal riding of Wellington-Halton Hills. "T spent 23 years serving our country in the military -- on land sea and in the air," Burke says. "Now I want to serve the people of Wellington-Halton Hills as their Member of Par- liament." Wellington-Halton Hills is a new riding created by the re- distribution of electoral boundaries because of popula- tion changes. Born in England, Burke came to Canada with his par- ents in 1966 and grew up in Saskatchewan. He joined the Canadian Forces in 1977 and served as a naval officer and air navigator as well as doing sev- eral peacekeeping missions in the Middle East through the 1980s. He earned his pilot's wings at CFB Moose Jaw in 1992. Since returning to civil- ian life in 2000, he has become an Air Canada pilot. Saying the Liberals' "free ride is over", Burke is enthusi- astic about the next election because voters have a chance to elect a new MP from a new party~that draws on the strengths of both the Progres- sive Conservative and Canadian Alliance Parties. Burke believes that action is required to clean up the waste ee g Bsi8806/7 ras: , : = é ) RadioShack, S Tyler Property & Management Ltd. DEALER 373 Queen Street East, Acton. (519) 853 0558 (across from IGA Plaza) < Toshita Satelite A30-¥S5 +15" XGA TFT display + Mobile Intel" Celeron" processor-25GHz + 256MB S-DRAM, * CO-RW+DVD combo + 10/100 NIC + BONUS carrying case eg, 138898, and destruction of a decade of Liberal mismanagement. "A good military officer is one who displays leadership, decision-making ability, integ- rity, loyalty, discipline and courage," he said. "I believe these characteristics will also make me a good MP for Wel- lington-Halton Hills." Burke has a science degree from the University of Regina. He and his wife Trish, have three children. The Conservative Party can- didate nomination meeting is scheduled for March. Anyone seeking more information on how to join the new Conserva- tive Party of Canada or to join Burke's team is invited to call 763-4384. TRIPS UNDER $599 TRIPS UNDER $699 'TRIPS UNDER $799 TRIPS UNDER $899 | TRIPS UNDER $999 + 30GB hard drive 'Toromo departures. Prices are per person, double. Space is subject to availability at time of booking. prices subject to change. Advertised prices are the minimum availgble, inclade Early Booking Bomus (where applicable), and may vary according to travel dates to mew bockings only. 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 TRAVEL SERVICE LIMITED «Best Price, Best Service Since 1972" Shem serena