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Project Prop _ invites everyone to become a *‘Friday Afternooner.". For the month of September a number of guest speakers and _ slide presentations have been planned for Friâ€" The Waterioo Tennis club held their Junior Club tournament last week. The winners and runnersâ€"up are pictured here. Front row, left to right, Sheynal Sayjahl, runnerâ€"up, Susie Bradich, runnerâ€"up, Carol Culik, winner and runnerâ€"up, Bret Warren, winner, Kurt Rausch, winner, John Filiatra, winner. in the second row from left to right are Leslie Weichel, runnerâ€"up, Laurie Heintzman, runnerâ€"up, Julie Young, winner, llena Bisgould, winner, Jane Young, winner, Mary Young, winner and Linda Weichel. In the back row from left to right are Pam Managhan, winner and runnerâ€"up, Teresa Brzozowski, winner, Harvey Weber, winner, Norm Weber, winner, Peter Doering, runnerâ€"up, Mike Brzozowski, winner and Todd Harâ€" old. Come be a "Friday Afternooner" KITCHENER PUBLIC LIBRARY â€" MAIN BRANCH (743â€"0271) Traditional Folk Music of the Eng.â€"Speaking World: Mon. 7â€"10 Introduction to Microeconomics: Tues. 7â€" 10 Religion and Culture: Wed. 7â€" 10 Great Personalities in Canadian History: Mondays at noon * *_nonâ€"credit only KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO ART GALLERY (745â€"6671) Fundamentals of Visual Art |: Tues. 7â€"10 KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO & DIST. LABOUR COUNCIL (743â€"8301) Canadian Government & Politics: Sat. 10 a.m. â€" 12 neon Classes begin week of 12 Sept., end week of 5 Dec. KITCHENER PUBLIC LIBRARY â€" FOREST HGTS. (743â€"0271 ext. 21) The Novel to 1900:; Mon. 7â€" 10 Basic French: Tues. 9:30â€"11:30 a.m. NOTE TIME ST JOHNS ANGLICAN CHURCH (743â€"0228) WATERLOO PUBLIC LIBRARY (886â€"1310) Social Problems: Mon. 7â€"10 Anglicanism: Wed. 7â€"10 day afternoons at the Adult Recreation Centre. On Sept. 9, guest speaker, Alf Hasler will present a slide presentation entitled **Spain and Tangier." FALL 1977 On September 16, Miss UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO OFFâ€"CAMPUS LECTURES For further information call the appropriate centre or the UW Partâ€"time Studies Office 885â€"12 11. ext. 3447 . D. Nash, the Director of the Victorian Order of Nurses, will give a talk on ‘*Helping to keep you well." Alf and Marietta Holst will present "Hawail â€" 50th State"‘ on Sept. 23 and Bob Beckett, Fire Preâ€" vention Officer for the Waterloo Fire Department, will speak on "Home Safeâ€" ty‘* on September 30. _All the events run from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. KITCHENER PUBLIC LIBRARY â€" FOREST HGTS. (743â€"0271 ext. 21) Myths & Symbols of Indian Art & Civilization: Mon. 7â€"10 Basic French (continued from Fall). Tues. 9:30â€"11:30 a.m. KITCHENERâ€"WATERLOO ART GALLERY (745â€"6671) Fundamentals of Visual Art II: Tues. 7â€"10 KITCHENER PUBLIC LIBRARY â€" MAIN BRANCH (743â€"0271) Great Personalities in Canadian History : Mondays at noon * Environmental Pollution and Its Control: Tues. 7â€"10 Detective Fiction: Wed. 7â€"10 * Nonâ€"Credit only WATERLOO PUBLIC LIBRARY (886â€"1310) Intro. to Social & Political Philosophy: Mon. 7â€" 10 Classes begin week of 2 Jan., end week of 27 Mar. All courses except those marked * may be taken for credit towards a university degree or attended as free public lectures. Fee per course: $77.50 waived for persons 60 and over. WINTER 1978 Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, September 7, 1977 â€" Page 9 ZJ!.SJ;!eane...,rg Waterioo Square Customers! PULLY LICENSED UNDER THE 1..L..8.0. Convenient Parking for over 300 cars | "A Country Pub in The City" 574 LANCASTER RD. WEST, KITCHENER â€" 7434331 We suggest you use our new DRIVEâ€"IN ENTRANCE on CAROLINE ST. for more convenience aSip,. ~p NCA Corner Ontario and Duke St., Kitchener and Waterloo Square GRASS ROOTS | 3 GREAT LOUNGES 6 ‘JAZZ’ 9 Wednesday Evening 9â€"1am Saturday 2:30â€"5 EVERY _ FRI. & SAT. night Featuring Piano Stylist Bill Metcalf AIRCONDITIONED