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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-09-26, Page 8A Page —Lnelmow Sentinel, Wedney September Zit, 111011 L04 .1 WINGHAM PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT If 274 JOSEPHINE STREET, WINGHAM WINGHAM PARKS AND RECREATION DEPT. (518) 357-1208 env..•N2.•:N. ;Yp '.. u3'}•.1: Jk.:ii}'�d!w{•..:� \ us?Y'}tical • T1his prep la is. lerw.howant lips sad asisionee b eviri t ick lanais Cuhd rtra ntwhanea Wednesday Oct, 10- MVO 68;00 pm tq 10: 0 pm F,E illadN School - room 102. xXs`1" }� 4 h' a r` t f r rK Y •},•u}nv as. it.3vGiYX'evt ay ?:v: is � J N ., v'ra•?x:�fi:•?}:.v !Y'. R. tvJb No Dounce or tow ImpactAsrobios ***nest course which stakes_ the hard la ndng out of aerobics'. Musca toning . . and strength, flexibility arldcardielatie01110 litmprovternents are all worked on over the length of the course. Tuesdays and Thursdays - Oct 2 to Nov. 227:15pm.10 8;15 pm FE.'MgdI School Gym 254. �1rtil�¢IfliA.ttii►tlttlf'+� '' These Classes es are far those who love Odell* Without the necessity of a partner. An improvement In coordination and physical fikiess arson, of tine greatest borates homy this ram. FUN is had . by all and men are certainly welcome BEGINN 1 Dee. 7 Mondays ,. 9:30 am to 11:00 am -Armouries fa group is for the'piarticipant with no previous experience' NIITERIIEDIATE - Oct.1210 Doc. 7 -Fridays g 30aan to 11:00 am Armouries "this group is for the dancers who parddpated before'" This program will give you the foundation to pet involved with Karate and loam more about the sport, Thursdays - Sept. 27 to Dec. 13-7:30pm to•8:30pm F.E. Madill School Gym 228 9'14 years and older • $5.00 WMS reviews historical' encounters between religions A is Ashfield Woe tis- sio Suety met at the church uri September 19 at 7:30 p.m., with Edith Simpson as hostess. Present: Marjorie Maclean welcomed everyone and opened with a can to worship and a poem.'Three Wishes , followed by hymn. Lam,. while for all mankind we pray, ,Mane Wylds gave the meditation reading passages of scripture from Mark. chapter 1 and 2. She read in article, An Old Irish Tale, written by .Rev," Fred Miller for theltee- bytcrian Record and closed . with.. layer, The WMS purpose r was repaahted in unison. .• n Mrs, MacLcaani gave the fit :chapter of tour study Wok, Can our neighbours and1 be friends, from the book, Codsis 'One, :.We• reviewed the past histodcal ;en: counters between Muslims and Christians and compared'the many names we have for Jesus in our Bible ' and: ones they use in ' the Quran. Similarly, ' birth, Jesus' teachings,: deathand resanrection are very different. If we' are going to succeed in having dialogue with Muslims, we must: listen carefully to what they are : saying; give up insisting that they mast be as we are; avoid making comparisons between the two religions is Wet' to of o *imam e make be superior Mrs. Wylds gave the Glad Tiding review. call was an item from your garden tart be pirated. The offered was received and dedicated by Mrs. Maclean. The. Minuses ' •of the August meeting were read by Helen MacLennan, who Sued filledto for Mayne Wilkins. Members were •.reminded of the Fall Rally for Maitland Presbyterial to be held in• Belmar a at 2 p.m, an October 11. The treasurer's report was graven by Mrs. Wylds. Mrs. Mac Ladies Aid 'and Service, . Blaine, Collins reininded us that ,Glad Ti �. gs subscriptionsare due 'by November 1 . price is $7,00- • Mrs, MacLean. conducted the offering of the. least Cob, Beryl MacDonald played for the hymns. The Meeting clued with Sing to the Lord 'of the harvest. Glace was sung and the benediction repeated. Lunch was served and a social time enjoyed by the ladies. The next meeting will be at the home of Helen MacLennan. $5.00 $45.00 A drop in program where you can have fun and improve your badminton skills. Tuesdays and Thursdays Oct. 11-7:30pm to10:00pm F.E. Maths School Gym 250/252 r??1.:y}.::'•:?•:?{+f•5:P }}}:i: t.55i5:•5i5:•5:•5Y•5:??•:: ��i.�Rj 'yj j[W� ?.:... 4...Y::?.. j�WF}fr<�:.; ..n..' S:�C�.•'.J:{.vi{y:........". E DENTIAY::l..�':`'.. ':'�}Tl 1OT:.!1?; :TR. :}: ?�• i..Or�. n{}::.... n.. r ..............:........ .•.... r.................. r...... ti?L •:?•?}:??•:?'.:7k. r...:r.. iiti?:i::... ry.. x..... This 10 week Course allows the participant a detailed woddng knowledge Of the Interior design geld. Colour theory; colour schemea;principlos of design; line and texture; lighting; history of furniture and styles are all covered in thls course...alongwith WHAT'S HOT AND WHAT'S NOTIII Wednesdays - Oct. 10 to Dec. 1- 7:30pm to 9:30pm F.E. MadiN School Room219 $1 0.00 $40.00 Women's in..stitit.d;elooks at recycling iienzs The Litcknow Women's Institute held their . monthly meeting on September 11. Stella Tilbrook, Kay McIntosh and Margaret McNay were in charge of the program. Dessert was served at 1:15 p.m. followed by the program. President Dorothy Brown opened the meeting with a fall poem, fol- lowed by the Opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. The rollcall was name something containin8 >recycled•utaterial. • An invitation was received fro the St; Helen's Institute for October 1. Bernice Johnstone was appointed as delegate' to the Bruce Grey Area Convention to be held in Lucknow, October 4. • • • Aft& the Onening• of the program a sing -song was enjoyed by the ladies. Mabel Whitby read a poem, The Flour Sack. This brought back memories of all the uses of the flour sack. Kay McIntosh read an article of Organic Foods and a reading, How I know I am a senior citizen. Mrs. Tilbrook gave a reading pertaining to the motto, waste not want not The article was recycling old values for new such as using msterial . for mats, clothes, quilts, coats, that had been used previous- ly. A detaikrd 4 week course'oentcred chiefly upon each student's home. Photos of student's home shook' be brought:to die firstdess. Course cover* thehdme and its site, history of housing, style, exterior finishes, colour schemes, principle and elements of design. Mondays Oct 16 to Nov 6 - 7:30pm to 10:OOpm F.E. Madill School Room.219 • :..Qin?? .: To loam quilting methods from the basic construction and techniques to original designs. Log cabin quilt block:double nine 'patch quilt block; half square triangles; tenplots and more will be axpiored during this 8 week'course. Tuesdays Oct. 16 to Dec. 14 - 7:OOpm to 9:OOpm t .E. MadiN School Instructor: Caroline Keogh -t oetz "'student must provide their own materials" $25.00. • $35.00 ., pram um smamirm am worm as, as r Isis' soli an mai ir't i vairrisisimihiss Ms till sal ' Am a, III chid o f atii ire ail — ta..- 1 WINGHAM PARKS AND RECREATI • DEPARTMENT 1 274 Josephine Str 1 P.O. Box : 1 Wingham, Onta • NOG 2W0 ' 357.1, r 9 NIGHT SCHOOL,. EARN CREDITS TOWARD YOUR HIGH SCHO01. DIPLOMA HURON COUNTY NIGHT SCHOOL FOUR LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU REGISTRATION BEGtNS.. Thursday "October A,199! 7 pm-9pm at the ficlloWiit9 Secondary Schools SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL : J. Wooden - 235-0880 FALL REGISTRATION FORM (One registration form per participant - Extra forms available at Wingham Town Hall) 'NAME: 'ADDRESS: ITOWN: Postai Code: 1 cwr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'TEL. (H) 1 1 1 TOWNSHIP; Turnberry 1 1 1 Signature: Morris E. Wawanosh PROGRAMS: Name: -Time: a GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE PRINCIPAL : P. Brereton - 524-7353 SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: B. Eccles - 527 -0380 - RE. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL • Principal: R Elgie - 357-1800 CREDIT COURSES OFFERED FREE INCLUDE English, Math,.. n., Family Studies, • Accounting1. Joan Van den Broeck rtiraihlillr.tili Milli' Chair. Ipieht 11 iw Vidi Computers • History Allan Director.