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Is a film series designed to help parents cope with the difficult task of bringing up children. Dr. Dobson is a noted psyâ€" chologist. author and leading Christian authority qn the faâ€" mily. Plan to attend the seâ€" cond of this series Christian Fathering Jan. 11/81 1 PREPARING FOR ADOLESCENCE: (1) The Origins of Self Doubt â€" Feb.1/ 81.1 (2) Peer Pressure and Sexuality â€" WHAT WIVES WISH THEIR HUSBANDS KNEW ABOUT WOMEN: (1) The Lonely Housewife â€" April 12/81 (2) Money, Sex and Children â€" FOR OVER 31 YEARS Be an Energy Saver g and SAVE as much as Nursery Provided l OTHER TITLES IN THE SERIES «"SNHAPING THE WILL WITHOUT BREAKING THE SPIRIT" 25~â€"30"° on { YOUR ENERGY BILLS! _ s=s 1€ \N\“"\ ) “ e° > e Urethane Sprayedâ€"inâ€"Place Residential â€" Commercial â€" Industrial â€" Agriculture Quality Workmanship â€" Quality Products Foam Insulation e Rapco UFI Cavity Wall Foam Insulation e Foamcrete II Fire Barrier for over Foam Insulation e Kâ€"13 Sprayâ€"on Acoustic and Thermal Applications SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. 7:00 P.M Waterloo Mennonite Brethren Church Focus On The Family Call Collect 885â€"6380 HOMES BUILT BEFORE 1961 QUALIFY FOR UP TO $500.00 CHIP GRANT 245 LEXINGTON ROAD DR. J.C. DOBSON March 8/81. May 24/81. 885â€"5330 At the end of the first both teams were scoreless. In the second Forest City opened the scoring only to have Waâ€" terloo‘s Tim Allensen tie the game two minutes later from Jason Boag and Brad Kit. In the third Forest City struck again to take the lead With 1:25 left in the game, Waterloo goalie Derek Geisel was pulled for an extra attacker The move paid off as with 45 seconds left. Chuck Dietrich put the tying goal home from a scramble in front of the net. Brad Kit and Jason Poag were given assists on the goal. (Continued from page 28) It‘s not work to walk So why not walk to work? Minor Hockey STRASSBURGER STRASSBURGER Walle i hlock Eons <&J 27 George Street, Waterloo 20 â€" ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS â€" 500 square fee. of space ($240. ) â€" Stove, remferator and range hood supplied â€" $240/$270. plus phone and cable TV â€" No other charges â€" Some subsidy still available â€" other features â€" Balcony and storage o SERVICES **%~~ ACTIVITIES Marsland Centre: 886â€"1550 Sundays 12 noonâ€"1 p.m. Albert McCormick Arena Conducted by Mr. Bob McKillop Coach of U. of W. Warriors Nov. 23 â€" Defencemen â€" FILLED Dec. 7th â€" Forwards â€" Openings Dec. 14th â€" Forwards â€" Openings All registered players in Waterloo Minor Hockey may register for any open class by calling Waterloo Community Services at 886â€" 1550 Ext. 214 during business hours < Mon â€" Friday 8:30 a m. â€" 4:30 p.m Spaces are very limited to first come. first serve ~â€" _ A JUNIOR JUNIOR ‘B‘ HOCKEY Ringetie week is being celebrated across Onâ€" tario by 75 communities this week. Waterloo Minor Ringette Association has just started it‘s 12th season and joins the rest of Ontario in celebrating this year‘s theme "RINGETTE IS OUR GAME For more information about Waterloo Rinâ€" gette. please call 886â€"1550 Ext. 214 during buâ€" siness hours. e 600 square feet of space ($270 ) FORMS AVAILABLE FROM i Mrs. L. Rempei 35 George Street. Waterloo 743â€"0838 SENIOR CITIZENS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE â€" TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT General Public Skating Saturdays â€" 24 p m C. MOSES SPRINGER ARENA General Public Skating Fridays 8 30â€"10 :30 p.m RINGETTE WEEK November 15thâ€"22nd, 1980 WATERLOO MENNONITE HOMES B. ALBERT,McCORMICK ARENA W.M.H.A. ANNOUNCES FREE HOCKEY CLINIGC SISKINS vs LISTOWEL WATERLOO ARENA 8:00 pm. Friday. Nov. 21st Go Siskins. Go A. RINK IN THE PARK IGE SKATING 2. Adult Only â€" Saturday 8 p m to 10 p m 1 Famuly Skating Sundays 3 30 to 5 30 p m «Children must be accom pamied by an adult | Seagram Orive Saturdays â€" 24 p m WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1980 â€" PAGE 31 IT PAYS T0 ADVERTISE ... ADVERTISE WHERE T PAYS.. CORNER KING & ALLEN STS WATERLOO §79â€"1020 ' BE A FRIDAY AFTERNOONER Friday November 21. 1980 2 p.m Guest: Ken Burgess Ministry of Natural Resources Colour film presentation: ~Parks & Recres tion areas in Ontario Guests Thursday November 27. 1980 2 p.m Topic: "Funeral Arranging Guest: Mr. Ron Findlay Kâ€"W Memorial Society Kitchener. Ontario plus Pioneer Comedy & Musical Group Admissionâ€" 75¢ person All Welcome 21 Front Page Challenge â€" T.V. Tapin iToronto» January 19. 1981 Leave: 4 p.m. Return: 11:30 p.m. Cost: $6.50 person Weston‘s Bakery. Kitchener 1) January 13. 1981 Leave 1:30 p.m. Return 4:00 p. m Cost: $1.00 person 3) ARIZONA for the winter February 21 â€" March 15. 1981 $979.00 Twn TEXAS HOLIDAY February 3 â€" March 2. 1981 $614.00 Twin NEW YORK CITY April 2.3.4.5 1981 $250. Twin Sara Lee Tour Tuesday January 27. 1981 Leave 9 am. Return: 4:30 p.m Cost: $6.50 person Sunday November 23. 1980 Feature length film: ~Back Street Starring ... Irene Dunn Admission 75¢ person 2 p.m. â€" 4 p.m featuring: crafts, hobbies, tea room Third Thursday Programme Thursday November 20. 1980 2 p.m. *Music & Movie ts Mr. & Mrs. Tom Soper. Chesley iMovie presentation: ~Siberian Hus kies 0 Christmas Craft Sale Saturday November 29. 1980 10 a.m. â€" 2:00 p.m. ACTIVITIES FOR SENIOR ADULTS ADULT RECREATION CENTRE Friday Soup N Sandwich Each Friday 12:30 p.m Tickets $1.00 Call 579â€"1020 NOVEMBER SEMINARS before Friday for tickets SENIOR SUNDAY A.RC. Travel Mondayâ€"Friday 9 a m.â€"12 noon 579â€"1642 "ELDERCRAFT® DAY TOURS /A V 2 GSZ