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that they can't draw a straight line. But according to Helen Schumm. straight lines are rarely used in paintings of any kind. As instructor . of the china painting classes of the Community Services De partment for the past no years, Mrs. Schumm en- courages people to take the course, even if they feel they havenotalent. Those who have little or no -tiremttidestce in their "it's amazing the number of students that have started who feel they don't have any artistic ability. They are amazed at how well their things turn out, par- ticularly some of the Older women who have taken it up " a past-time, they get very enthused, " she says. Two separate classes are held each week in the Adult Recreation Centre. Twelve persons attend the beginners class Monday nights, while eight advanced students attend classes Thursday eve- nings. Before the adult centre was opened, Mrs. Schumm conducted classes in the old library building on Albert Street and also at the senior citizens drop-in cen- tre behind the Dominion Life Building on Westmount Students who work on their projects at home through the week can use the kiln in the centre‘s basement during class hours. But work done in class is taken home with Mrs. Schumm and fired in her basement kiln. "China painting is dif- ferent than oil painting in that brush strokes are used," she explains. "All strokes come toward you." The Waterloo Major Atom Tim Horton Cubs shut-out Simcoe 9-0 in Hub League play last Monday. In exhibition play the Cubs defeated Burlington 5-2. At home against Simcoe Rick Witmer registered his third shut-out of the sea- son for the Tim Horton Cubs. Wild roses, poppies, for- get-me-notes and daisies are among the floral designs used -- in china painting classes. Advanced students The Cubs scored four goals in the first two per- iods and a goal in the third period while holding Sim- coe scoreless for the 9-0 final score. Scott Harris scored a hat trick and assisted on a fourth goal for the Cubs and John McKerrow scor- ed twice and assisted on two goals. Kevin Doucette also SCor- ed twice for the Cubs and Blake Ellis and Tom Mac- Millan each scored once. Food specialties for en- tertaining during the hol- iday season will be dis- cussed at the next Kit- chener-Waterloo Christian Women's Club luncheon. Tuesday. Nov. 25, at Binge- man Park Ballroom, 1208 Victoria St. N. Kitchener. l‘c'fll Wulcltt (ll-7|] JkUl - For Burlington Danny ed twme for the Cubs and . Blake Ellis and Tom Mac- 39:8 5:012?! te thigals, Millan each scored once, " e . s or assus on _ _ his first goal and the Assists were credited to second goal was scored MacMillan M), Nick Cipp unassisted. . q . Entertainment discussion Wolfgang Stutz, of Laurel Vocational School, will be the featured guest, Pat Cubs win two games China painter sharing skills and Shayne Ackerl two each and Ken Holmes and Roger Carlaw one assist each. At home on Saturday in exhibition play against Bur- lington both teams went scoreless in the first period. Then in the second period both teams scored twice for a 2-2 tie score. In the third period the Cubs scored three unanswered goals for the final 5-2 score. Scoring for the Cubs were Roger Carlaw twice and Peter Dietrich. Kevin Doucette and Greig Heide- man once each. Assists were credited to Blake Ellis and Mike Inno- cente two each and Heide- man. Ackerl. McKerrow and Harris one each. china paint Wants, pills. hangings: Born at Waterloo, Mrs. Schumm was raised in Kitchener and moved back to Waterloo when she was married. A descendant China painter Hazel Schumm gives Shanta Dubey. 399 Shalimar Court, Wa.. terioo. tips on mixing her paint during Mrs. Schumm's classes at the Adult Recreation Centre. " Clarke, of Willowdale will be the guest speaker. A free nursery will be available on location, The event, from I to 3 pm. costs $375, which includes luncheon, For information and reservations, call Mrs K. Fryer at 743-8798 or Mrs W. Goerz at 743-0988, Everyone is invited to at- tend, used for or wall at Homer Watson, she says she inherited her tal- ents from Phoebe Watson. Homer’s sister, who also enjoyed china painting. pen and ink draiings and watercolour: as a youngster, but I started in the oils in the late '50's," says the Bridgeport Drive resident. "I've always been inky JUVENILE (J) MINOR MIDGET (MM) MIDGET (M) 8:003.m 9:15a.m 10:30a.m Il:453.m 1:00p.m 2:15p.m 3:30p.m 4:45pm 6:00p.nt 7:15pm 8:30Irm 915me 6:00p.m 7:15pm 8:30p.m 9:45pm 1,00p.m 2:30pm 400nm 7 :00 p.m. MM Kitchener 8: 15 p.m, M Waterloo 9:30 p.m. J Waterloo 7:00p.m. 8:15p.m. 9:30p.m. GOLD FUCK MINOR HOCKEY TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE I975 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 J Barrie M Detroit MM Barrie J St. Kitts MM Toronto J Barrie M Waterford (Mich.) M Detroit MM Kitchener MM Barrie J St. Kitts SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23 MM Championship . J Championship W" M Championship THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 M Stratford vs. J Oakville vs. J Waterloo vs. LOCATION: Waterloo Arena FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 I Waterloo vs, I Guelph vs. N Toronto vs. Barrie vs. The next 10 week china painting session will start Jan. 15. held Thursday, Dec. 4 to dis- play students work. Articles made in classes will also be available for sale. As well as spending num- erous hours painting, Mrs. Schumm enjoys curling and collecting rocki VS. VS. VS. V: Winners of Series A and B r.” v, I.; 2, Je Grimsby Stratford Peterborough Kitchener Guelph Welland Toronto Hamilton Peterborough Hamilton Stratford Oakville Hamilton Toronto Brantford Hamilton Stratford Welland Waterford Detroit Burlington Brantford Watrrttoo mm. Wednesday, "mg-5719, 1975 - P... 23 SATURDAYS SUNDAYS FRIDAYS Women's University Club "Recorder Group" With special Guests: Mrs. Jean Shantz & Mrs. Shirley Irish. Friday November 21, 1975. 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Come out & enjoy recreational badminton. Participants are required to bring own racquet, shuttles & running shoes. FAMILY SKATING - Family skating is being offered at Moses Springer and Albert McCormick Arenas. The times specified below will be restricted to families only. During family skating, family shall mean a par- ent and their children. The parents must be in the arena the entire time the children are present. of each month. 3:30- 5:30 p.m. ALBERT MCCORMICK ARENA - 2nd and 4th Sunday Health screening and counselling by a Public Health Nurse. All Adults Welcome. Co-sponsored by the Wa- terloo Regional Health Unit. For appointments call the Adult Rec Centre. NO CHARGE. 5794020. - - MOSES SPRINGER ARENA - Ist and 3rd Smday l :30 p.m. ADMISSION: $1.00tt cards) Refreshments available THURSDAY December18 CHRISTMAS CONCERT FRIDAY December It - Project "Prop" CHRISTMAS BOOK REVIEW "DEATH TO THE DONNELLYS" The book will be reviewed by the author - Mr. Orlo Miller. 2 p.m. - 4 pm. MONDAY December 15 - CHRISTMAS BINGO This yea r our ChristTiefotyitr1 11llhtelyre 2pan. - All Welcome FRIDAY December 19 Christmas Dance 7 pm $2.00 (includes lunch) Tickets available at the Adult Recreation Centre (Comer of King & Allen St. 1 Activities Daily Mon. - Fri. Include: Games Room. Floork Table ShumeboaM. Billiards Rooms, " tea & coffee. Note: No member ship needed. mF9NrhS1lr_ptl.: 579-1020. PRICES: Children!» AdultsSOt Family 81.00 MOSES ALBERT I SPRINGER Eiiiiii' ARENA ARENA of each month, 3:30 -5:30p.m. (Friday December 12th to Friday December Myth) Wed. 7-10 p.m. - Seagrams Stadium Gymnasium Sundays 6:3047 p.m. - Waterloo Collegiate. ACTIVITIES Fort SENIOR ADULTS ADULT RECREATION CENTRE MarsIand Centre: 5752420 PUBLIC ICE SKATING MERRY MELODIES CHOIR JOLLY OLDSTER DRAMA CLUB and Sunday November 23rd - 7:00 pm SUNNYSIDE SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL CHOIR WELL ADULT CLINIC Anyone needing snow shovel- ling done this winter call the adult recreation centre. 579- 1020. JUNIOR 'B' HOCKEY LOCATION: Waterloo Arena FREE ADULT MIXED BADMINTON PROJECT "PROP" "SANTA SWINGS" V Siskins vs Guelph Adult $1.50 Student $1.00 Children $.50 2nd and4th Sunday, each month 3:30- 5:30 pm .. GO SISKINS GO - 5:30 - 7:30 pan. Family Price 8:00-10:00pan. ADULTS ONLY 7:00-9:00pan. Galen! 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