The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-09-05, Page 3v
NIGHT CLASSES SCHEDULED
FOR FALL 1984AT
HOWICIC CENTRAL
SCHOOL
Under the Auspices of the Howick
institutes
If you are interested in any of the night
classes, please pre -register as soon as possi-
ble and before September 7, 1984.
Official registration is at 7:30 p.m. - 8:00
p.m. on first night of class.
1. Dance Fit -Alive (10 weeks) $20.00
Tues. and: Thurs. Sept. 11 and 13, 8 - 9 pm
Trlmasize (10 weeks) $15.00
Tues. Sept. 11, 9:15 - 10 pm
Dancef it and Trimaslze $30.00
Instructor: ,Judith Anne Douglas
2. Basic Cake Decorating (8 weeks) $25.00
Thurs. Sept. 13, 8.- 10 pm
Instructor: Marion Feldskov
3, Mini -craft Projects (8 weeks) $25.00
Chrismas Decorations, Dried Flowers,
Candlewicking - Tues. Sept. 11, 8 - 10 pm
Instructor: Bev Woodley
4. Tatting (6 weeks) $25.00
Thurs. Sept. 13 - 8 - 10 pm
Instructor: Mrs. G. Adams
5. Paper Tole (6-8. weeks) $25.00
Thurs. Sept. 13, ,,8 - 10 pm
A craft combiningpaper sculpture] and
decoupage to create a 3-dimensional picture.
A kit will be available which includes equip-
ment, 5 prints and frame for first project for
•
$22.00.
Instructor: Terry Reath
6. Typing (8 weeks) $25.00
Tues. Sept. 11
Instructor: Millie Nixon
7. The New You No. 2 $35.00
Starting Tues. Sept. 25 and/or Nov. 6
Continued from last year.
9. Computer Pitfalls and How to Avoid
Them - James C. Gray (6 weeks) $35.00
Tues. Sept. 18 - 8 - 10 pm
This course is for anyone thinking of buying
or who has recently bought a computer for
their home, farm, or small business and
wishes to be a well-informed user rather than
a confused frustrated non -user. There will be
actual hands-on and equipment demonstra-
tions. This course could save you thousands
of dollars.
10. Photography $35.00
Thurs. Sept. 13, 8 - 10 pm
Instructor: Doug Lonsdale
11. Possible Choices of Courses to be held
at Coulter's Corners
Basic and Advanced Knitting
Beginning Crochet
Advanced Crochet (pattern reading).
Other types of Crochet THairpin, Afghan,
Broomstick, Crow -Knitting)
Christmas Crafts in Knit and Crochet
Time and day to be arranged to suit each
group.
For further irafortnation •c II
Sharon Agla
335-6163
INNS, mee* a. 'r.
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BE1,43RAVE • - e
W M.S. met at the home of
Mrs. Jack McBurney. an
Monday, Aut 214
Mrs ,JgoiaDun. a r presided
and opened with the call to
worship and prayer. .:
Mac Scott read scriptttq°e•>
from Revelation. MO:
Garner . Nicholson read the
meditation, "Behold 1 stand
at the d and knock". MtV.,;
Ivy=-Cloakey d in prayer;<;
and Mrs. McB ' read ki
poem, "The Blood d
Trust".
Mrs. McBurney had the
topic and told how one
church, Malvern Pres-
byterian in Scarborough,
Ontario, set a goal that its
worship be meaningful, joy-
ful, including all persons and
in keeping with the reformed
tradition.
The •secretary and
treasurer's reports were
given. The roll call was an-
swered by a verse on
"Doors". Forty-six sick and
shut-in visits were recorded.
The offering was received
and dedicated.
A letter was read from the
Brussels group inviting us to
a meeting on Sept. 7 at 8:00
p.m. for their 100th anniver-
sary.
The president and sec-
retary are to attend an of-
ficers' meeting at Ashfield
Church on Monday, Sept. 24
and the Fall Rally will be
held in Teeswater, October
22 with the theme "100 Years
of Service".
Mrs. Dunbar closed the
meeting with prayer and
thanked Mrs.' McBurney fo$
the use of her home. Lunch
was served by the hostess.
SEPT. 8th,
18th &1 9th
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Shower GM?
Find it at the
Lemon Tree
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Keith Nethery of
Saskatoon, Sask., and Mr.
and Mrs. Rick O'Neil of
Airdrie, Alberta, visited
recently with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nethery
of Wingham, and Rick's
pa -its....- Mr: and_ _Mrs
Robert O'Neil, Wingham.
Mrs. Lee Boucher_ of
Thunder Bay and Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Kennedy and
family of Newmarket visited
wA.thttyth'%;, and!, sx. Terry
• Neittery of .Vih ,ha n and
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Abner Nethery of
$inecrest Manor, Lucknow.
At the Brussels, Morris,
Grey, Community
Centre
BRUSSELSFALL FAIR
-SCHEDULE of EVENTS -
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 • Queen of the
Fair Dance
8:00 p.m. Speeches
9:30 p.m. -1.00 a.m. Dancing to the `Entertainers'
11:00 p.m. Crowning of the Queen
rb
Lunch will be served - $5.00 per ticket available at
the door only.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18th
Community Centre opens
6:00 p.m. - Viewing of Targe display of exhibits
8:00 p.m. - Variety Concert
Fairmont Midway IryOperation
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19th
--4+H Achievements
10:00 a.m. - Opening
Light, Heavy Horse Show
12:00 noon - Parade featuring the
2:00 p.m. - Brussels Pipe Band and
The Seaforth Trumpet
Band
Rooster Crowing Contest
Community Centre Open All Day
Midway in Operation
SEE YOU
AT THE
FAIR!
PAPAL VISIT -Pope John Paul ll's historic visit to On-
tario this month has generated much excitement in the
Catholic Church and in the pubtic. Rev. Stan Soltysik,
the priest at. Sacred Heart Church in Wingham and St.
Ambrose in Brusseis; Fred -the 'honor-of•-rreetifg and
speaking With the Pope at an audience Last year in
Rome. Fr. Soltysik will accompany a, busload of local
parishioners to the Pope's outdoor mass to , be held
Sept. 15 --at po wns vie w in North . York.
cat C�th oii�s will see Pope
•
Roman Catholics all
across the country are
preparing for one of the
biggest events in the chur-
ch's history in Canada: the
first visit by a pope.
Parishioners from Sacred
Heart Church in Wingham
are feeling the excitement. A
busload of the local faithful
will attend Pope John Paul
II's outdoor mass at the
Downsview Airport in North
York on Saturday, Sept. 15.
Rev. Stan Soltysik, priest
at Sacred Heart, Wingham
and St. Ambrose at Brussels,
said seats onthe bus to
Downsview were all spoken
for long ago,- such is the
anticipation generated by
the Pope's visit.
\For the past few months,
Father Soltysik said, he has
been devoting part of his
sermon to the papal visit, the
church has been decorated
and even the bulletin has had
a special logo for the past
several weeks.
Although it is a very ex-
citing event for Catholics,
Fr. Soltysik said the Pope's
visit is really a celebration
of Christianity, something
which he hopes will boost
faith right across, North
America.
Last year the local priest
got a chance to speak with
Pope John Paul II at a papal
audience inr Rome. Fr.
Soltysik said he spoke to the
holy father in their native
tongue . of Polish, and the
Pope answered him in
English.
This time Fr. Soltysik will
have to share the Pope with a
few other people, about one
million others to be, exact.
The Canadian visit has been
heralded as the biggest event
of the year and it has taken
many hours of meticulous
planning to handle the
massive crowds which will
descend upon Toronto and
Sainte -Marie Among the
Hurons at Midland.
Pope John Paul II arrives
at Toronto on Friday, Sept.
14. He will visit Nathan
Phillips Square and meet
with Catholic clergy that day
before holding a Polish rally
that evening at Exhibition
Stadium.
The Pope will visit
Midland the next day, Sept.
15. and fly back to Downs-
view in the afternoon where
he will celebrate a giant
open-air mass.
He departs for Winnipeg
on Sunday, Sept. 16. .
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