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Between The Sheets with Ed Pearson The Penetang junior rink had its baptism of fire at the Ontario Pepsi Championships in Kingston last week. Members' are now tempered by that ex- perience and will be bet- ter. prepared for their next high level encounter. Jodi Robillard, skip, Alfredo Graziani, vice, Juniors tempered with experienced Spencer Beaudoin, se- cond and David Laver- diere, lead were disap- pointed with the results of their first foray into provincial competition. The foursome lost their first six games and had their lone victory in au extra end against Tam Heather on the last day of the event. Bill Howard, who coaches the lads, thought Who's eating Italian? Paulie Babando, Irene Desrosier, Kay LaPere and skipper Bonspiel last Wednesday. Walton is from the Midland Club, Charlie Walton have a tight grip on the first prizes donated they acquitted themselves very well. He remembered that his sons, Russ and Glen, did no better when they started to curl at that level. The Robillard foursome lost all their games except one in the last end and were always in the hunt. Penetang's lack of ex- perience showed in eight hog-line infractions. by Primo Foods to the Penetang Midland Senior Mixed First of all, a quick reminder of the Winterfest meeting Feb. 9, 7:15 p.m. at the Civic Center. All groups involv- ed in the past in addition to new groups and in- dividuals with ideas are welcome at this impor- tant meeting. The North Simcoe Arts Council is offering a marketing workshop for area artists. It will be held Feb. 11 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Georgian College Midland campus. The fee is $20 and you can register at Georgian Col- lege or call the NSAC of- fice at 549-1070. Workshop leader, Tim Laurin, will explore ways to build and present a portfolio, examine ways of direct retailing, deter- mine ways to gain visibility and continue to grow in Crafts. eee If you are just beginn- Recreation Preview by Bryan Peter Get ready for Winterfest 1990 ing to ski, or if you have been skiing for a few seasons and wish to brush up on your techni- que, the place to be is the Wye Marsh during weekends. Each Saturday and Sunday a beginners ski lesson will be offered at the ski hut from 1-2 p.m. There are two-hour ses- sions for $6 per session. A CANSI instructor will be on hand to help make skiing easier and more enjoyable. It starts start with putting the proper equipment on correctly and warming up the muscles through falling down, getting up, turn- ing, strides, kick and glide and using the herr- ing bone technique to master the hills on the as- cent. Call the Wye Marsh at 526-7809 for more information. eee The Simcoe County Museum continues to show the art of Dorothy Kolev, Anne Proulx and Gary King. Their works are of a varied discipline that, while different in style, compliment each other. The Simcoe Coun- ty Museum is opposite the Midhurst county offices. KKK Ke Midland Minor Soccer is getting ready for the 1989 season with an organizational meeting at the Civic Center starting at 7:30 p.m. March 2. Organizers invite all in- terested parents and in- dividuals to attend. The purpose of the meeting is to plan for the season and for the International Friendship Games. Volunteers are required to coach, referee and for various other tasks associated with operating a successful minor soccer league. Bill Howard said, "They were good am- bassadors for Penetang, they were the most popular rink there." On Sunday, Sarnia played Kingston for the right to advance to the Canadian championships in Winnipeg representing Ontario. Results weren't available at press time. Both the Penetang and Midland curling clubs have healthy senior mix- ed leagues with the em- phasis on fun and socialibility. Both clubs count more than 60 members: The Midland contingent is open to anyone who holds at least a social membership at the club and who is available to curl Tuesday afternoons. Three. years ago, Alvin Gropp and Norm Ranson the ladies are members of the Penetang Club. hatched a plan for a home-and-home mixed bonspiel between the two clubs. It has been rumored that a spirit of rivalry has been known to exist between the two clubs in the past. It was agreed that each team would include members of each town. Last Wednesday at Penetanguishene Curling Club, the 'spiel drew 72 curlers which obliged the drawmaster, Pop Gravelle, to go to twc draws. The morning draw was won by Fred Hook of Midland with Jack Hanna (Penetang), Ed Pearson (Penetang) and Agnes Dupuis (Midland). They victimiz- ed their opponents by tak- ing all eight ends. The afternoon draw was won by Midlander Charlie Walton with Kay Lapere, Mike Babando and Irene Desrosier, all from Penetang taking six ends and 14 points. Primo Foods rewarded the winners with food packs. Announcement Gary French Dave White, Sales Manager of Barrie Press Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of Gary French to a key position in Sales and Service. Gary, in the past 12 years has been in printing sales for both Toronto and Simcoe County areas. With his background knowledge in the printing industry, we welcome him to our expanding sales staff with Dave White, Ray Rance and Bill Barker. Barrie Press Inc. 124 Brock St., Barrie, Ontario Tiny, Tay, Flos). impartially. County of Simcoe District Health Council CALL FOR MEMBERS The County of Simcoe District Health Council is responsible for advising the Minister of Health on the planning and development of health care in Simcoe County. It is composed of 18 volunteer members from across the county. Members are appointed by order of the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. A vacancy currently exists for both 'consumer' and "'provider" members from the following areas of the county: - Northeast: Orillia, Matchedash, Medonte, Rama, Mara - Northwest: Collingwood, Nottawasaga, Sunnidale - Central: Barrie, Essa, Innisfil, Oro, Vespra A vacancy also exists for a "'provider" from the North area (Midland, Penetanguishene, A "consumer" is a representative of the general public who is neither a member of a health care profession, nor employed by or on the board of management of a health care agen- cy. Consumer members need not have health care experience. The District Health Coun- cil seeks individuals who are concerned about health and health care in their community and who are prepared to work to improve them through devotion of time and effort to the activities of the council. The District Health Council works on behalf of the entire county. Members must deliberate Persons wishing to be considered for membership should submit a personal resume to: W. Goodwin, Chairman County of Simcoe District Health Council County Administration Centre Midhurst, Ontario LOL 1X0 Closing date for applications is February 28, 1989. For further information, please telephone (705) 726-9300, Extension 216. Wednesday, February 8, 1989, Page 15