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The Askenonnia Seniors Center has some special programs planned for December. The center is in the Baptist Church on King Street and anyone over 55 years of age is welcome to par- ticipate in the activities. There will be a lunch Dec. 2 at 11:30 a.m. with demonstrations of Tai Chi along with folk dan- cing as well as surprise entertainment. There is no charge, but if you would like to contribute food for the occasion, call afternoon. O Christmas" Christmas noon. Dec. 2. Marie McCready at development of sports in 526-7609. Midland? The next foot clinic and If you do, why not health councilling day is Dec. 8 from 1-4 p.m. at a cost of $12.50 for the foot clinic. The health coun- cilling is free. You can have your blood pressure checked as well as your Award ecutive, male athlete On Dec. 9, "A Little Bit starts at 10:30 a.m. It's a day to show off your hobbies and crafts (display tables will be set up) and maybe a little friendly trading could take place. Bring your lunch and enjoy the activities planned for the after- More details on Do you know someone who has contributed time and energy toward the nominate that person for the Winterfest Sports program? Nominations are being accepted for coach, ex- female athlete, and .an by Bryan Peter Program for seniors feet pampered all in one award of merit. Nomina- tion forms are available at the Midland Times, CKMP, the Midland Free Press, the recreation of- fice and Centennial Arena. Nomination deadline is Dec. 8 at 5 p.m. Call 526-4770 for further information. The Midland Grand Squares invite all ex- 18-22, 1989. both ends to join them every Friday night at 7:30 in the Midland Civic Center for modern square dancing. For more information call Bob Harris at 526-0816 or the recrea- tion office. Join your fellow senior citizens in a friendly game of shuffleboard Mondays and Wednesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Midland Civic Center. Penetang this season. Leonard Brooks. "TARE YOU PUCK/ 1988/89, Dynastar Ceramic Lt GS. or Kassignol 4S/4G. a Atomic ARC LIKES GLLE (505 bad F150, Sti o TERED E PACKAGE / ace nasvar Sport 66 Shir reg. $290 purchase our chi e cal om us and receive iD the male Nok fr folowing season! "107" ICE ee anior reg $730 Se 99" Adelt reg §170 $7207 MEWS BOMBER JACKET: with T hinsalate & Water- Fog oman 547 Bindag reg, $150 voles atomon 547 or lyroli a790 Birding reg, $150 (Installation reg, $15 AEG, te ie 2? 7G? ALPINA 535(M SL) reg 8175 g 9 on Sh/ BOOTS WOKDICA 700(M&L) og 7 Ag $230 PACHLE Flexor Fy, (We Lg 2009 reg $450 guard reg $240 (4L ----2 580 6 Da uy fie dd St. Barrie -- cand NEXT T0 PAUL SADLONS TRUCK CENT FE) Page 14, Wednesday, November 30, 1988 705) 721-4653 \Chrittnas Hoare: Mor - Fri 10-9 Salarday 10-5 Keep the dates for Midland's fourth annual Winterfest open, Jan. Team won The Penetanguishene Charlebois Bantams won perienced square dancers both ends of a home- and- home series with Coll- ingwood on the weekend winning 3-2 and 7-5. The wins were the first for ; On Saturday the host Penetang bantams open- ed with three counters in the second period by ! Peter Couling, Chris and David '& Charlebois led 3-1 after two periods. %% Penetang outplayed its & Cont'd on pg. 17 | ~, 4 SO Bourgeois sport: Curling, one of Huronia's more popular winter past times, has been faithfully supported again this year by Midland's Bourgeois Motors. The Bourgeois Motors Early Bird Bonspiel was held last Thursday, Friday and Saturday. John Bourgeois, centre, received a trophy for the car dealer- ship's sponsorship of the long-established tourney. For Snort, Cae The time is right to save on all qur Ski-Doo clothing and accessories, So come see us now because we've got the styles to make you look hot at prices you won't believe! SKi-doo 8G ' THE CAR FACTORY 2 @ &RV.SALES J HWY. 93, MIDLAND 526-2248 * @ Trademarks of Bombardier Inc TRS TRE LE ET EE Sera TT