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Sports institute to focus on coaches' motivation Over 40 delegates attended the December meeting of the Waterloo Regional Sports Council held recent- ly at Conestoga College. One of the highlights of the agenda was the notice that a Regional Coaching Insti- tute is to be developed in Waterloo County. Pat Do- herty pointed out that "Stress will be on the hu- man development of coach- es." (Coaches must know WHY? and how to ? as well as what? to teach. I Two shepherds. placing gifts at Mary's feet while she holds her newborn son is al- ways typically Christmas. These students were participating in a school play at St. Thomas Aquinas School in Waterloo Friday afternoon. The play was attended by senior citizens as part of their special week of activities. This is an important step for amateur sport as finan- cial assistance is available, with the local sport repre- sentatives being able to determine their own pro- gram. Up to now funding has been available only to the Provincial Sports Gov- erning Bodies, with little effect being felt in the lo calareas. Secondly, a 'Sports Con- sultant' is to be hired to work in Western Ontario to assist in the development of county sports councils such as that in Waterloo County. Developments here are to be documented in a slide-tape package to be used throughout Western Ontario and the rest of the Province as a promotional and informative instrument. Paul Condon, Informa- tion Officer for the Univer- sity of Waterloo and for the Ontario University Ath- letic Association was the topic speaker at this meet- ing. used as a model for the rest of Western Ontario. The topic was 'The Devel- The next meeting is set for Elmira on January 22nd, I973. (Programmes for preschoolers, children, teens and adults both Physical and Social. opment of Sport Through More Efficient Contact with the Media." "Make the job of the media per- sonnel easy" was his theme. This is best achiev- ed through the four Cs: clear - concise - complete - correct. The biggest criticism from media people is the lack of post-event reporting. . Friday, January 5th - MEMBERS REGISTRATION: Phone or Drop-in to the 'Y' for a brochure, about the programmes of your choice WINTER QUARTER PROGRAMME r'-...'.., I,,.,,,!')'!,,!., January films (si. “g" featuge Britain join this hrtrti'ti, gulp.) .at the Watttrloo Family 'Y' REGISTRATION FOR NON-MEMBERS In Search of am English Garden is a review of large landscape gardens in the heart of the English country- Th.e film to be presented over a three week period with the films being entitled, Portrait of a People, In Search of an English Garden and An Artist looks at Churches. The Portait of a People film is a poetic evocation of the history and charac- ter of a nation and the qual- ity of its' life today. It con- tains a visual panorama of British landscape, industrial strength and social achieve- ment A Visit to Great Britain will be the feature film for January when Waterloo Pub- lie Library presents Film Night wJth Dennis Nathan. WATERLOO FAMILY 'Y' 145 Lincoln Road, Waterloo. 579-3500 663 KING WEST waist menial Philips HEARING AIDS . Salts . ”Molt . Repairs ht " makes Quypltes Iimiteh for Wednesday, January 3rd - 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 pm. Thursday. January 4th - 9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 9:00 am. - 9:00 pm John Piper, a British ar- tist made the selections of churches from across Bri- tain in An Artist Looks at Churches. side, each with distinctive style and characteristics. Waterlm Chronicle, Wednesday, Dooembu 27, 1972 9 swam CLEANERS (Opp. louiso) DIAL 579-6200 . . . see our showroom dis- play or phone for home consultation by o qualified representative. Adiodud Ocelot It! Everest & Jennings Canadian lid. WHEEL CHAIRS HOURS.. Daily 8:30 to 5:30 Saturday 8:30 to 12:30 Noon Sales-- Rentals- Repairs WATERLOO SQUARE 578-2410 (Freedom) BOOKS") RE A MIN $or the Killing Egypt tMooumaots of The Gem Hams! brs Story Bobby new: Chou Games Em Can-clan Funny Seaman of tho Ethmo Seasons ot the Elba-o Buds of tho Eastern Fons! 2 The Gnu Runny "tutu-ted To EVWQ More " A So son Gm: anew Can & Dams WM. Eskimo Bony Crochet: Cootboolu V le-ut-onl Urty Days on the Great A Tun. to Dian! The National Drum F+owqr's of the Wodd Home (Monuments of Civilizatioo) Capo Bacon Harbour Shotmdhng Trout" V Cootermporary Cunndmn On the Man of tho Seventh Panning We Brianna. Canada A You of the Land The Idem-(y Society Compute Book ot Bolung FEATURING