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-What's-On_In-Penetang Annual figure skating carn FRESH FAST FOOD « FRESH FAST FOOD ¢ FResH FAST FOOD ¢ FRESH FAST FOOD ant NOW OPEN Specializing in: : Halibut, Wings and Ribs plus Curly 'Q' Fries 549-5000 for delivery 100 Main Street, Penetang FRESH FAST FOOD ° FRESH FAST FOOD e FRESH FAST FOOD 7 FRESH FAST FOOD « FRESH FAST FOOD « FRESH FAST FOOD e FRESH FAST FOO! aL good 1LSV4 HS3us * GOOd LSV4 HSAY¥A * GOOd LSV4 HS3Y o Artisan's Market SHOP CLOSING SALE! Our Entire Stock Must Be Sold Select From: Silver Jewelry, Bags from South America and Kenya, Rayon & Cotton Clothing, Placemats, Wooden Boxes, Leather Belts, Cards, Incense, New Age Tapes, Afghan Socks, Cotton, Wool & Rayon Scarves. 504 Dominion Ave., Midland 526-2757 FEB. 27 5:30-11:00 HOSTED AND TELEVISED BY MACLEAN HUNTER CABLE TV BROADCAST OVER TELEMEDIA RADIO 1230-CKMP Page P16, Wednesday, February 22, 1989 Final rehearsals are under way as_ the Penetaguishene Figure Skating Club gets ready to present its annual car- nival Feb. 25. The Penetanguishene arena will become the set- ting for 'Wonderland' where some 160 skaters will perform for parents and friends. Alice in Wonderland is the theme for the first half with Winter Wonderland the second. The audience will see snow fairies and icicles on ice and a spectacular finale as all the senior -skaters portray the Nor- thern Lights. A highlight of the carnival will be a dance featuring six male guest skaters paired with 6 female skaters from the Penetanguishene club. Guest skaters will daz- zle everyone with their skill. Featured will be Jeff Cann and Charlene Slugoski who competed as junior dance pairs at the Canadian Champion- ships. Cann and Slugoski skate out of the Kerry Leitch figure skating school in Kitchener. Representing Mariposa School the of Skating will be soloists ival to start Mary Angela Larimer and Elvis Stojko. Tracy Robertson will visit from Toronto. Two performances will be held. The matinee begins at 1:30 p.m. with night performance following at 7. Tickets are adults $4, and children under 12, $2. Cheque it out Penetang Rotary President Peter Deacon presents a cheque for $10,000 to Georgian Manor ad- -- ministrator Bob Morton. The money brings the Manor's furnishings fund to $78,000, a step closer to. the $100,000 goal. Events Prayer: World Day of Prayer service at the Georgian Manor, March 3 at 2 p.m. Theme: Lord, Teach Us To Pray. Speaker: Doris Shirriff. All members of the com- munity invited to attend. Music Festival: The 43rd Midland Y's Men's Music Festival will be held from April 24 to May 5. Sessions: piano, instrumental, French vocal, guitar and vocal. Official syllabus and en- try forms available at the Midland YMCA. Com- pleted forms to be return- ed by Feb. 24 to Mrs. Morley Bath, 795 Quebec . St., Midland, L4R 1G1. _ Slide Show: Feb. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at St. Paul's 'Church, King Street, !- Midland, Bob and Diana Scott will present a slide show of their trip to Russia. Sponsored by the Midland-Penetang- uishene Amnesty International. Euchre: Weekly at the Royal Canadian Legion, 13 Simcoe St., Penetang every Monday night at 8. Darts: Weekly at the Royal Canadian Legion, 13 Simcoe St., Penetang every Thursday night at 8. -Meetings | Stroke Recovery: The Huronia Stroke Recovery Association will meet Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. at the Penetanguishene General Hospital. Rolling Sands Travel Agency will pre- sent 'Travel for the Disabled', welcome. Epilepsy: Epilepsy (On- tario) Simcoe County will hold its annual business meeting Feb. 28 at the Royal Victoria Hospital Administration Building, Wellington Street, Barrie at 7:30 p.m. All members and interested persons are invited. Welcome Wagon: Meeting for new residents of Pentang, Midland Feb. 22 at 7 p.m. in McDonald's restaurant on Highway 93. Social hour with representation of the various area ser- vice clubs. For informa- tion call 549-7376 after 5 p.m. Anonymous Meeting: Anonymous meetings for adult children of alcoholism are held every Friday at 8 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church, Everyone King Street, Midland. Any adult from an alcoholic or _ other dysfunctional family is welcome Al-Anon: Weekly meet- ings, Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the basement of St. Margaret's Church off Third Street, Midland and Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the basement of St. Ann's Church Robert St., W., Penetanguishene. OF i) Big Brothers: Midland- Penetanguishene area Big Brothers Association holds its board of direc- tors meetings the first Monday of each month in the Midcourt building, 522 Elizabeth St., Midland at p.m. For in- formation call 526-5051. Big Sisters: Huronia Big Sisters Association holds its board of directors meetings the second Wednesday of each month at the Family Life Centre on Midland Avenue, Midland at 7 p.m. Horticultural: Penetang- uishene Horticultural Society meets every third Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the library on Simcoe Street. Legion: Penetanguishene Branch 68, Royal Cana- dian Legion, holds its general meeting the first Tuesday of every month starting at 8 p.m. Auxiliary: The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 68 meets the first Tuesday of every month at 8 p.m. Legion: Executive of the Penetanguishene Branch 68 of the Royal Canadian Legion meet the last Tuesday of every month at the Legion at 7:30 p.m. La Leche: Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month to discuss the physical, practical and phychological aspects of nursing from pregnancy through weaning. For in- formation call Lisa Robitaille at 533-3818. Baha'i: The Baha'i Faith is unlike any concept of religion you may have. Why not investigate it? Drop in for coffee and discussion Friday nights at 8, 46 Robert St. E. (at rear), Penetang. Call 549-7297 or 533-3091 for information: Notices Radio-Huronie: Radio- Huronie, CFRH in Penetanguishene began broadcasting © in- dependently as of Feb. 14. Programs will focus on community news, events, sports and subjects of general interest within the community. For in- formation 549-8288. Kid's Stuff Storytime: Story hour for preschoolers Feb. 25 at 10:30 "alm. at ihe Penetanguishene Public Library. Courses Adult: Adult Education Fall 1989 - adult only classes at Ecole Secon- daire Penetanguishene Secondary School. All ESPSS credit courses are available free to adults. Courses in: word process- ing, accounting and shift change course. A minimum of $10 deposit, refundable in Sept. will keep your space in the program. Studies will meet on a weekly basis during the first semester. Registration deadline Feb. 26. Call ESPSS Stu- dent Services 549-7556. Paper Tole: Registration for beginner workshop in 3 dimensional art will be at the Flos-Elmvale Library, March 7 from 7-10 p.m. Course begins March 21, 7-10 p.m. In- structor: Terry Aquino. Cont'd on pg. 17-