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Chronicle staff writer A course on‘the ‘anxiety Women‘s education courâ€" trap‘ will be held Thursday, ses for the winter and spring Jan. 24 at the Kitchener of this year were recently . YMCA from 7:30 to 9:30 announced by Conestoga . p.m. and the cost of the five College. j sessions is $15. If you avoid Women‘s education courâ€" things you really want to do ses being offered by Cones because of a lack ofâ€"conâ€" toga ‘College in conjunction â€"fidence, this course will be with various â€"community. of interest to you. % agencies, tover a wide .On Wednesday, Jan. 30, range of topics. The courses the Kitchener Y will hold a are being offered at a <fiveâ€"session course called number of locations through â€" ‘the <empty nest.‘ Many the winter afhid spring. women spend a quarter of On Wednesday, Jan. 23, their lives raising children, the Kitchener YMCA will but at some point they must hold a course in ‘careerâ€" face their children‘s inâ€" planning for women.‘ It will <dependence. This course be of interest to women who deals with coping straâ€" want to work but don‘t know tegies. Free childcare is what to get into or those who available for those taking are already employed but the $15 course whichruns want to change occupations. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The 10â€"session course costs £ Nev $40 and runs from 7:30 to 10 _,O_cfl';"i’,"?,“'_ ‘mflrfix Page 4 â€" Waterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, January 16, 1980 STARTING SOON YOU DON‘T HAVE TO BE A "Y" PROGRAMS ADULT YOUTH © All Swim Levels © Crafts © Guitar © French © Fitness at 7 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 or 8 © Auto Repair © Social Dancing © Bridge © Oil Painting IT‘S YOUR LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER IN THESE GREAT © Backgammon c Gon Lassune PREâ€"SCHOOL © Home Fix It © 6 mon. â€" 3 years © Xâ€"Country Skiing © Swim & Gym © Yoga © 3â€"5 years © Bronze Medallion Swim & Gym & llY’l © basketball, soccer, swim lessons, diving, sychronized swimming, crafts, clubs and lots 145 LINCOLN RD. WATERLOO MEMBER TO ENROLL WATERLOO FAMILY Y LADIES © Dance Fit © Belly Dancing © Natural Dying © Native Weaving © Basic Sewing © Continued Sewing © Macrame © Volleybail © Badminton ‘Occupation: mother/hoâ€" memaker‘ is a course that will be held Thursday, Jan. 31 at the Y. The course will discuss the benefits and frustrations of being a mother in today‘s society. The five sessions cost $15 and run from 9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. with free childcare _ _On Tuesday, Feb. 26 the Kitchener YMCA will be the site of a course in ‘remarâ€" riage: a new beginning.‘ Through group discussion, the course will explore the joys and fears of making a commitment to a second marriage. The fiveâ€"session course, costing $15, willâ€"run from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. © Fitness â€" day. or © Xerdance but at some point they must face their children‘s inâ€" dependence. This course deals with coping straâ€" tegies. Free childcare is available for those taking the $15 course which runs from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. .On Wednesday, Jan. 30, the Kitchener Y will hold a fiveâ€"session course called ‘the cempty nest.‘ Many women spend a quarter of their lives raising children, Creative Play ~~â€"So you think you know Waterioo?â€" Chronicie staff writer With increased leisure time now a part of life, genâ€" eral interest night school courses have become more popular, especially during imevertve » 19L o Feoite pragig es miow for h a lot of : praying for snow ‘for the weekend M Civitan Club in conjuncâ€" tion with: are running the tenth annual ‘Snoâ€"Do 100. It is the longest continually: running fund raising event of its kind in North America. The ‘‘*Sno" stands for snow, which Chairman Ed Davies assures us ‘the almanac :promises, while the ‘‘Do‘" is pronâ€" Mtfi-(uh money) which they are optimistic that they raise. The 100 originally stood for a 100 mile course but like the rest of us they have gone meâ€" tric and it is now 100 kilometers. & . The event as originally organized to raise money for a Senior Citizens‘ apartment but this year the club‘s proceeds will go toward their project to send hanâ€" dicapped children to Disney World. In celebration of their tenth anniversary in Snoâ€"Do 100, the club is invitâ€" ing other organizations or groups to participate to raise money ‘for their own projects. Organizers will réturn 80 per cent of all monefiuind by outside groups or clubs to the charitable organization of their choice. The other 20 per cent will be used to defray the costs of running the event with any excess going toâ€" wards the Civitans current Disney World project. Pledge forms can be obtained from any area snowâ€" mobile dealer, Little Short Stop store or the Waterloo Motor Inn. The Bridgeport Snowmobile Club which operates out of the Bridgeport Rod and Gun Club near Maryhill will be hosting this event. Participants will register at the Waterioo Motor Inn on February 1 when they wili be assigned control numbers and bibs used in the runâ€" ning of Snoâ€"Do 100. A special Getting to Know Each Other party is scheâ€" duled after the meeting for the drivers and workers. The first machine will start the four to six hour run at 7:30 a.m. from the Bridgeport Rod and Gun Club. The route will be patrolled by air and on the ground. There will be a free gas and oil fillâ€"up at the halfway mark as well as hot chili compliments of Wendy‘s Restaurants served from the Canadian Progress Mobile kitchen. A closing dance open to all will be held at the Waâ€" terloo Motor Inn that evening. One of the door prizes The Winter 1980 brochure for the Women‘s Education Program is now available. Classes begin the third week.of January. What are you doing for yourself this Winter? This winter, take a little time for yourself. â€" Call Brenda Fisher at 653â€"2511 Ext. 366 for a copy of the brochure or for more information. Over 30 general courses offered PetRerer Program Waterlioo Chamber of Commerce, 5 Bridgeport Rd. We‘ve got a lot to share. To fill community demand for these courses, the Waâ€" terioo County Board of Eduâ€" cation will offer more than 30 different general interest the winter months. to be:drawn is a weekend for four, at the Holiday Inn in Hidden Valley, Huntsville. There will be trophies awarded to the paticipant raising the most money, the This event is just one of the many carried on by the Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Civitan Club which is m:g its fifteenth anniversary this June. The Civitan derives its name from a latin word mmh‘cb tizenship. The organization originated in Burâ€" mingham, Alabama sixty years ago by a group of men from world War 1 who«lecided it was time that mental retardation was brought to the attention of the comâ€" munity. In 1930 the first international club was formed in Toronto and today there are Civitan Clubs throughout the world. The current project of the Kâ€"W Civitan Club is to send handicapped children to Disney World for five days in December 1980 prior to Christmas. The Civiâ€" tans define a handicapped child as any child physicalâ€" * ly, mentally or emotionally handicapped. Any child from six to 16 from Waterloo or Wellington county is eligible to enter. The Civitan Club in Orlando will host the children, each accompanied by a guardian with a â€" ~~Civitan couple for every group of six and one superâ€" vispry couple. Two days in Disney World are planned with one day at another location. No activities are ~_ scheduled for the two travel days. All expenses for both the child and guardian will be covered by the Civitan Club. Entry forms will be available in June 1980 from the Civitan Club at 144 Erb Street East, Waterloo. All enâ€" trants will receive a letter. Any child not selected will receive an application form the following year. The judges decision is final. * There are many other fund raising projects which will contribute to this venture. The Cariton Show Band is coming to Bingeman Park Ballroom on Janâ€" uary 26 and tickets are available at several locations* and from any Civitan member. There will be a perforâ€" mance at noon for Seniors and a dance in the evening open to all. areas of study this season at Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute and Waterloo Oxâ€" ford District Secondary School. The classes, which run for 10 weeks, begin the week of Jan. 14 with registration held at both schools Jan. 8 and 10 from 7 to 10 p.m. Fees for each general inâ€" terest course, less textbooks and materials required by students, is $20 a course. General interest subjects include conversational The Civitan Ladies are holding a Disney Card Party on February 19 at the Waterigqo Motor Inn. Mrs. C. E. Davies at 744â€"5455 is the person to contact . Detailed course descripâ€" tions and ‘further informaâ€" tion can be obtained from the board or the participatâ€" ing schools. French, German, Italian and Spanish, accounting for small business, mechanics, macrame, interior decoratâ€" ing, gymnastics and weldâ€" ing. Some will be offered at both elementary and adâ€" vanced levels to accomâ€" modate first time students and those who have taken the subject at a previous time. .