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i The Midland fire department, on behalf of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, bought a new wheelchair for Lisa Ambeau of Penetanguishene. The department also presented Lisa with a $50 bill. The division of MOTOROLA iat sens £.. Tangible results Pail i money for the chair came from the $2,000 raised by the department during their muscular dystrophy cam- paign. Flanking Lisa are firefighters Doug Martin, Alda and Orval Ambeau and firefighter Doug Hudson Long service employees Those employees of Midland's Motorola plant who have been at the plant for 10 years or more were honoured Friday at a banquet held at the Ramada Inn in Toronto. The 24 10-year employees met with other long time Motorolans for an evening of wining and dining. Lined up in front of the plant are from left to. right, front: Brian Lemieux, Marg Dalziel, Vicki North Queen Lane * RIVIERA * LEE * CARHARTT Irvine, Dorothy Quinlan, Laura Kaus, Eileen Lewis. Barb Archer, Mary Allen, Ed Bouvier, Dorothy Grenier, second row: Al Robillard, Paul Kindy, Bill Vidler, Joe Hrizo, Dick Wells, Gord O'Hara, Lloyd Day, George Foitzik, Bryce Wiley and Gary Simpson. Absent were Joe Montgrain, Bili Gallagher, Laura Mick, Henriette Toutant. Times photo 0% 'DISCOUNT with Student Card, until Oct. 30th, 1976 We know that we're a little off the beaten path, but you can help beat it down to North Queen Lane. If you can't find us, call: 322-3031 and we'll come and yet ya ELMVALE HANG TEN ¢ 9 CORDS -- DENIMS -- DRESS SLACKS Approval given for centre Approval has_ been given to Dr. J.C. Eden for the construction of a medical centre on the west side of Midland Avenue, at last week's meeting of the Midland planning board. The plans for the proposed medical centre meet with all the regulations set out by the planning board except for the regulation pertaining to the number of parking spaces for the building. » The building is to be a six office complex and should ideally have four parking spaces per office. The proposal presented by Dr. Eden allowed for only 20 spaces. The proposal met with all other requirements and Eden was given the go ahead to apply for a building permit. Dr. Eden said he hopes he will obtain the permit shortly in order that the foundation may be poured this week. He said he hopes the building will be completed by March. The medical centre on Midland Avenue will sit far back on the lot which until recently housed an old brick house. Eden said as far as he knows, all the neighbours are aware of the proposed centre and he' has heard no objections. The area which in- cludes Midland Avenue is zoned residential 3 and Clinics are not prohibited under the zoning bylaw. % s Winner Mrs. Freda McFarland of 386 Frederick Street was the lucky winner of a free draw sponsored in Midland by the Quality Carpet Care centre. As winner, she had her living room, dining room and hallway carpets professionally cleaned free of charge. ¢ LI ALEX CURRIE MOTORS LTD. PRESENTS eee " HERE NOW , FIREBIRD PREMIERE SHOWING THURS., SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 ALL THE BEAUTIFUL CARS MILEAGE GUIDE ELECTRA 350 All Models 403 8 cyl. 8cyl. 26 mpg - Hwy. 22 mpg - Hwy. MILEAGE GUIDE LE SABRE 231 All models 301 except wagons 350 403 6cyl. 8cyl 8cyl 8cyl 30 mpg - Hwy. 28 mpg - Hwy. 26 mpg - Hwy. 22 mpg - Hwy. Le Sabre Sport Coupe MILEAGE GUIDE PARISIENNE 250 All models 305 except wagons 350 écyl 8cyl 8cyl 28 mpg - Hwy. 28 mpg - Hwy. 26 mpg - Hwy. MILEAGE GUIDE VENTURA 151 i All models 231 a) except coupe 301 Acyl 6cyl 8cyl 41 mpg - Hwy. 32 mpg - Hwy. 27 mpg - Hwy. VENTURA 2-DR. COUPE LANDAU MILEAGE GUIDE 84 | 4cyl 4cyl 50 mpg - Hwy. 52 mpg - Hwy. ALEX CURRIE MOTORSLTD. Buick Pontiac GMC Trucks ELMVALE 322-1292 lednesday, September 29, 1976, Page 11 * ' '