The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

BULLETIN BOARD The Catholic Wm’sbquueplSt. University Avenue will present Mrs. Clsns‘ Workshop, a craft and bake sale Saturday, Dee. 4 after the T pan. Mass and Sunday. Dee. 5 aftertheti:i.m., " n.m. and " noon Masses. The sale, which will beheld in feature baking and homemade crafts. The association for systems management will hold a dinner meeting Monday, Dee. 6 at 5:30 p.m. at the Edelweiss Tavern, Manitou Drive in Kit- chener. Guest speaker will be Mr. Hugh Sloan, president and general manager of Budd Can- ada Inc. Admission is 810 for members. $12 for non-members. ASM meeting For more informa- tion contact Ray O'Brien at 886-5110. Christmas concert The last in a series of Christmas concerts will be held Friday. Dec. 3 at 8 Fm. in the UW Humanities Thea- tre. Featured during the performance will be the UW Concert Band and the UW Stage Band. Admission is " $2 for students and sen- iors and tickets may be obtained at the UW Arts Centre Box Office, the Humanities Thea- tre and Conrad Grebel College. Noon hour concert An organ recital by Nixon McMillan, diree- tor of music at First United Church. corner of King and William Streets. will be pre- sented at the church Tuesday. Dec. 7 at 12:15 p.m. The pro- gram will feature organ music for Christ- mas. Arms . Race Seminars Three seminars will take place this week- end on the uw campus entitled One Problem: Underdevelopment and the Arms Race. Friday Dec. ' " 7:30 pm. at Siegfried Hail, St. Jerome's College. the topic will be Super SUPERIOR MEMORIALS (H.wm._.-..mr , I“: Phmte or t'mqr In Twin” Wt (in! Ania! You 520V” St. In Month-I ".rt" ”pH-um Inf and llclul 'ruee.'tNt-dnr,Dee. 4 at 1:8. sane location. terloo MP and lab Ogle win speak on Canaan‘s Role and May at " a.ll. at Conrad Grebe! College Chapel an ecumenical service with Reverend Russell Lew entitled Bread for the Journey will take place. Parkminstor Bake /T oy Sale There will be a bake and toy sale " Park- it'rar,ll?l'.'"'"'"'"'il; , (,l.l,iltii'sids; 'trp,si;titaosli 'li' RES ' mu $,,ci,ir,Ei,; ii ""'t ii Dec (iiijiiiiiii',ii; i'rCTCTCTCECECEC2EWC2 NURSERY! mamas an Isuowopsu __i'i_iu5sii'illt,iii,:,, '#eotti0-mlttFttntitttre 'h".,..,,' '. i' '#ttmryAtxmeortu,Ct'ftltstm,ihtiits, Inmate. 497 LANCASTER BY. WEST KITCHENIR 743-1 321 Done. and dine at Ruby's $12.00 per pouch featuring W I hot hot d'oetnrrqs, 8:00 p.m.-2 a.m. I Your Holt will be Dd Bott Thomas I Buffet and at 12:15 l Room Special . , Dec. 31 /82 - Jan. 1 /83 Schools traditionally measure product and if your child for some reason cannot get his Information out. he becomes an educational casualty. PROBLEMS Bl SCHOOL? Used Fumitun Alto Sold On Consignment We offer a complete. indepth assessment of all physical. perceptual and emotional learning components. It is compiled into a comprehensive. written report including ' tsrte,"gr",',,'tt, and remedial suggestions which 3 t -n presented to the'school. Supportive services such as tutoring. home behav our ',','t'htlt'."""" and family counselling are also availa . Our staff are all highly 'ttsaline" professionals. exports in their respective fields Is your child experiencing dimcttlties in who“ reading. math. spelling. writing'? “as he become discouraged and turned off? Does he feet “dumb"? iad.dd Rog. Singlo $42.00 an. sing» $401!) Doha. Slack $45.1!) 000ml. Single WE HAVE THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR YOUR NEW BABY f I' ..)yUrErrroo “Ira RESERVE NEW YEAR’S EVE NOW! For Further Infant-unlit». Call 475 Km Street North. Waterloo Telephone (519) 884-0220 Waterloo. Saturday. Dee. 4 In. 102' an. to 2 pa. and nem- neuu will he and. Then will be Clum- IIIOS cakes, Christmas pudding tad Christmas cookies. as well as crafts "dyttaitts, Aiset Illstct United Uorts equipmént will be up for sale. Art Gallery Film program The films of local ttim artists Philip Heft man and Richard Kerr will be shown at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery Wednes- day, Dee. tr at 8 pan. BE A FRIDAY AFTERNOONER Friday, December 3,1982 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Color Slides by DR. MARTIN DOLBEER Prof. of Religion & Culture. W.L.U. "RELIGIOUS VARIETY IN TAIWAN & MALAYSIA" Jobs exist in the clerical field, and once employed you have the opportunity to prepare yourself to be a valuable part of the office of the future. You can choose from a variety of skill options at the Waterloo campus of Conestoga College: Clerk Typist, Bookkeeping-Typist, or the Secretary - Machine Transcription program. Begin today to prepare yourself for the office of tomorrow. Waterloo Campus, 'iai) ttttsutatttt A three week seminar has been scheduled for the outdoor enthusiast. Topics to be covered in these seminars are walking/hiking. snow- shoeing. and cross country skiing. Topic: "Cross Country Skiing" Thursday December 2, I982 2 p.m. Guest Speaker: Mark Robinson Recreation Leadership Course Conestoga College Topic: "Snowshoeing" Thursday December 9, 1982 1:15 pm. Guest: Dan Schneider Laurel Creek Nature Centre Waterloo. Ont. . Please note that there is no charge for these seminars. If you plan to attend please notify Chris at the centre 5794029 - t. WA - The Loop " days March c. "" Can: - Twin A. MA - Sunshine & Cruise February T, no Coot: an.“ Ttrin " days 5. WA - "Circle“ " Days l'ebrury a. 1.3 (Jon: - Mn V 2 p.m. I This tea is to introduce potential or new members to various programs. netivities. services offered at the Centre. 1. PORhJGUAL - January 2. In: February 0. I”; February a. I”: " days - Twin 81,290.00 '.. mum - Hawaii Mia] December 30. In: to January 2. In: OUTDOOR RECREATION SEMINARS Dee. " ~Cullen Gardens Christmas Celebration T: so p.m. HOWARD SNYDER BAND REFRESHMEN'TS Admission: 81.00 (payable at door) OVER FORTV DANCE CLUB Friday December 3, 1982 NEW PERSONS TEA Monday Docent»! It, 1982 Adult Recreation Centre 185 kmg St., South, Waterloo 579-1020 SENIOR ADULTS um. TRAVEL Plum 579-1642 VACATION TRIPS ALL WEUX9ME HUMBLE SKILSFOR START“; VOW CAREER Coot: Mn - DAY TRIPS ttteuNtq"'tmetlteqir.at1Et.lgly.f....Lt'u.1er. -aiiGrriLU-.. maul-o" 'wht; _!:,;:; qAFMEE MULT noon sum 2. FMV 'M3OLT “MANY 6 AFTER SCHOOL FREE sumac 5 PARENTS and PK-SCODOLER FREE SKAYING We require all-star and houseleague coaches as well as umpires, managers, etc. Application forms available at Waterloo Community Services. 5th Floor. Marsland Centre. 20 Erb St. W., Waterloo. A.M. - Albert McCormick Arena W.A. - Waterloo Arena R.I.P. - Rink in the Park MS. - Moses Springer Arena Applications are invited for 1983 Representative Team Coaching Positions for boys & girls ages 9 to 18 yrs. Due date for applications being received at Waterloo Community Services is December 6th, 1982 Address: Sth floor - Marsland Centre. 20 Erb St. W., Wloo. For more information call 886-1550 Ext. 214 or Mike Rowe 888-7085. Sunday: 0:00 pm. - 1:00 p.m. Friday: 1:00 - 4:50 p.m. Weekdays: 11:00 pm. - 1:00 a.m. Approximately 4 weeks of ice avallable to rent. Fofturlhcr information call 880-1550 ext. 210. Amen McCormick Arena Saturday Evenings ‘llzoo-ll: so p.m. Mull-Ne every other week. For further inlormntIon. please call ”1550 Ext. 210. Waterloo Legion Hull - Corner Duponl St. & Regina St. - Waterloo. Monday. Dee. 0th _ a pm. Everyone welcome to attend. “ck up Area: Ama ‘5" Albert. Weber and Ia'Jlllrt,llt_, ' _ I y l comm" idirs'i, smnces W1cnvm£s WINTER ICE SKATING IN WATERLOO WATERLOO MINOR GIRLS SOFTBALL IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS i FOR 1983 SEASON y Waterloo Arena Dec. 5th - 7:30 p.m. Listowel vs Siskins NOW BOOKING CHRIS‘WIS ICE Doc. 6 . Jan. 3/83 SEASONAL ICE AVAILABLE BOY $0001 PAPER DRIVE IST WITERLOO " I” VIM l "It! AWAY“ tMt anon OEIEIAI. IEETIIG JUNIOR 'W' GAME OF IRE WEEK Marsland Centre: 886-1550 Rt? - Sal too-tonnag- R] P - Sill 3:30-b30 on M,S-T_rt H'30-I2-30pm . WA.~Yuu-Fn II30-1;209.m . RIP -‘l’uu$n IT 392th"! AMY - 1m -Fn " >30-1:20 pm . “.5270“ Juan 12304209". . us -Fn. 3230-10009.“ AM -su 2-00-3209m. tmrtou.timesatAM. . RIP andMS F'tchupaschqdu$erordett- Vlad 4005'“) . m _ too-5'00 on: Pa 1005 00 p In, WATERLOC MINOR SOCCER CLUB DIXIE]