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Wednesday, April 26, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 9 Confederation College offers Fine Arts programs this summer Community Programs, Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology has devel- oped the Curtis Summer School of Fine Arts scheduled for July 10-14, 1989 and July 17-21, 1989. This new project is a retire- ment tribute to College President Bert Curtis in recognition of his support of the arts community, the Thunder Bay Art Gallery and the Aesthetics Committee of Confederation College. The Curtis Summer School of Fine Arts offers the opportunity to gain essential professional development in Thunder Bay. Previously, artists and crafts peo- ple have had to travel great dis- tances to learn and create in an intensive workshop setting. Potters, quilters, fabric artists, photographers, water colour and oil painters will be able to come and enjoy the small group learn- ing experience in an art school setting. The studio atmosphere, along with the serene beauty of Confederation College campus, will help create a spirit of sharing and self-expression. Study is under the guidance of some of Canada's most respected artists and crafts people. There are courses that will appeal to you, whether you are a beginner or a practising artist. July 10 - 14, 1989 Raku - Leta Cormier Color Photography-Fern Helfand Landscape Painting in Oils- Pauline Holancin Stained Glass Panels- Gundar Robez Beyond The Scarf... Explorations in Silk- Marie Sauve Lloyd July 17 - 21, 1989 Quilt Colour and Design- Margaret Stephenson Coole The Challenge of Drawing- Paula Letki A Taste of Jewellcry- Michael Letki Pottery-Scott Barnim Controls of Water Colour- Edward Cronk Classes run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, so be prepared to be inspired!! The Curtis Summer 'School of Fine Arts is involving the whole community as well. The instructors have all sub- mitted work for a Master's Exhibition at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery which will run con- currently with the show. They will also be sharing their knowl- edge and expertise through slide shows and lectures for the public in the evenings. The arts and crafts organiza- tions of Thunder Bay and region are excited about this venture!! If you would like further informa- tion about the Curtis Summer School of Fine Arts, please write to us at: Curtis Summer School of Fine arts Community Programs Confederation College P. O. Box 398 Thunder Bay, On P7C 4W1 or call us--(807) 475-6116 or toll-free in Northwestern Ontario only 1-800-465-6961. Are you still on speaking terms with your dog? By Alice Scott If you have owned your dog for more than four weeks it is quite possible that you are not on speaking terms with him. By this time he may have chewed up your favorite pair of shoes, ruined your carpet, run away countless times, knocked over the garbage and devoured the contents, and tampered with your sanity. But think how he might feel!! You may have him running for cover whenever you raise your voice, panicking when he sees the lead and collar and hiding his nose if he has an accident. We have a choice when we decide to purchase a dog, unfortu- nately the dog does not. No matter what type of dog you choose, a mutt or a purebred A Miraclein the Making CANADA'S INTERNATIONAL IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM _ mmunizing the world's children by 1990 -- emer. Canada is proudly par- ticipating in this extraordinary undertaking to control the six leading communicable childhood diseases that kill or permanently disable seven million children in the developing world every year. For more information, contact: Canadian Public Health Association 1565 Carling Avenue, Suite 400 OTTAWA, Canada K1Z 8R1 Telephone: (613) 725-3769 Telefax: (613) 725-9826 Funded by the Government of Canada. Managed by the Canadian Public Health Association. Soe 'S) teeter : Od Canadian Public Health Canada's international Association immunization Program with a mile long pedigree, they should all have the opportunity of being taught obedience the cor- rect way. : Whenever anyone asks me why my dogs are so well behaved I explain that it has taken many hours of work and patience. If you have a busy lifestyle don't buy a dog. : I have been attending and giv- ing obedience classes for eight years and I'm still learning differ- ent methods of training and teaching each year. But the basics never change. In a class your dog has a chance to socialize with other dogs and people. It also gives you the opportunity to spend the time with your dog that he needs and use this time productively. In the next few weeks I'll be writing about the basics to good obedience training. Do not start training your pup until he is three months old and remember an old dog is never too old to learn a new trick. The first purchase you must make is a proper collar. A nylon collar for a young puppy ora. choke collar for the older dog. The choke collar is not to string up a dog but is an effective and humane way to give a correc- tion. Also you should have a six foot leather or nylon leash. Anyone interested in attending a basic or advanced obedience course call Alice Scott at 824- 2052. Next week: Teaching your dog to sit. Hodders Jewelers MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL 10% off ALL FAMILY RINGS ordered by May 3rd., 1989 MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE F ROM IN 10K or 14K Gold (available in yellow or white gold) Order Today! A gift she'll treasure always. ~ -------- Terrace Bay Public Library Entertainment Tonight Videos - Adventure Tapes - Music Travel Talking Books Music Current Magazines Plays Out of Town Newspapers Classics Childrens Videos Books - Best Sellers, Hobbies, Technical, Reference : French and Finnish language books. Other languages as requested. Free - At your Terrace Bay Library located in the recreation centre. Phone 825-3819 For a nominal charge, a computer and photocopier are available. Registration for Story Time - children ages 3 and 4 Summer Reading Club Monday to Friday - 10:00 a.m. to noon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday - 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Evenings - Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. OPEN HOUSE Schreiber Public School Apr. 27th, 7:00 p.m. lan Ahead _ tor Good Service If you are planning to re- wire your home to upgrade its electrical service - or - if you plan to build a new home, cottage or office building, please don' let us be the last to know When we know ahead of time, inspection and connection of your Hydro service won't hold up your plans. If there are no existing hydro lines to the property, installing new service can take quite some time. It's especially important to let us know about your plans well ahead of aa So, to help us serve you better and to eliminate delays, contact us to discuss your plans as soon as possible. Call Elaine or Sandra in Thunder Bay at 343-3392 or 1-800-465-3960. Or complete and send us the coupon below. 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