City Lights News
Highlights and Events September 1993
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FALL AND WINTER 1993 ARTS CENTRE PROGRAMS
Afternoon Pottery: Sept.21/Nov.23 - seniors $50, adults $70 plus clay. Lois Cook
Basic/Intermediate Pottery: Sept.22/Nov.24 - $70 plus clay. Bernie Schimnosky
Intermediate/Advanced Pottery: Sept.21/Nov.23 - $70 plus clay. Tom Tilford
Basic/Intermediate Stained Glass: Oct.6/Nov.24 - $55 plus materials. Herve Valle
Quilting: Oct. 13, 20 & 27 - $20 plus supplies. Jackie Bonneau
Embroidery Classes: Oct.18/Nov.22 - $25 plus materials. Sharp Needles Guild
Flower Arranging: Sept.20/Oct.18 - $25 plus materials. Carol White
Acrylic Painting: Nov.2/Nov.30 - $45 plus supplies. Rose Mineau
Advanced Painting Workshop: Oct.21/23 - $65 plus materials. Adrian Vinish
Drawing and Composition: Sept.28/Oct. 26 - $45 plus materials. Rose Mineau
Silversmithing: Nov.5/7 - $45 materials included. Ralph Coffey
Mounting & Matting Workshop: Oct.17 - $10 includes materials. Grant Gillingham
RA4 Color Printing: Nov.21 - $25 materials included. Grant Gillingham
Portrait Workshop: Nov.5/7 - $60 plus materials. Kathy Bird Fourstar
Basic Pottery: Sept.23/Nov.25 - $70 plus clay. Ted Snow.
Watercolour Workshop: Nov.26/28 - $60 plus materials. Kathy Bird Fourstar
Introduction to Calligraphy: Oct.2/3 - $50 plus materials. Martha Cole
Cards, Color & Calligraphy: date TBA - Martha Cole
Christmas Wreath: #1 Nov.5 - #2 Nov.12 - $10 plus supplies. Lori Hackl
Art Appreciation: Oct.28/Nov.25 - $35 or $10 per session. Myles MacDonald
Porcelain Handbuilding: Oct.2 - $25 including clay and firing. Cecile Miller
Wheatweaving: Oct.6/27 - $28 plus supplies. Lori Hackl. -
Papermaking: Oct.15/17 - $65 plus materials. Stephanie Bowman.
CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
Level 1 Pottery: 6-8yrs, #1 Sept.14/Oct.19 - #2 Nov.2/Dec.7 - $35. Cathy Lacey
Level 2 Pottery: 7-10yrs, #1 Sept.15/Oct.20 - #2 Nov.3/Dec.8 - $35. Cathy Lacey
Level 3 Pottery: 8-12 yrs, #1 Sept.16/Oct.21 - #2 Nov.4/Dec.9 - $35. Bernie Schimnosky
Level 4 Pottery: 12-16yrs, #1 Sept.13/Oct.18 - #2 Nov.1/Dec.6 - $35. Angie Hempel.
Preschool Art Program: 3-5yrs, Tue. & Thurs., 4 wks., $40. Lana Lorenson
Introductory Drawing & Painting: 6-9yrs, Sept.14/Oct.19, $35. Karen Cay
Artistic Progressions: 10-15yrs, Sept.15/Oct.20, $35. Chris Ferchuk
Peas in a Pod: 6-9yrs, Sept13/Oct18 - $30. Cathy Lacey
Art Creations: 7-11yrs, Sept.30/Nov.4 - $35. Karen Cay
Art Explorations: 9+ yrs, Nov. 2/25 - $35. Lana Lorenson
Children's Paper Making: Nov.20, $5. Cathy Lacey
Junior Wheatweaving: 10+ yrs, Sept.13/Oct.14 $20 plus supplies. Lori Hackl
Collage: 6-10yrs, Oct.2, $5. Karen Cay
Bead Work: 7-12yrs, Nov.6, $5. Karen Cay
Leather Work: 7-11yrs, Nov.20, $5. Karen Cay
Music in Motion: 6-12yrs, Sept.22/Nov.24 - $40. Trena Hoffus
Puppet Making: 3-5yrs - date TBA. Cathy Lacey.
Halloween Workshops
Mask Making #1 Oct.16, #2 Oct.23, #3 Oct.30, 6-10yrs - $7. Karen Cay
Helmet Making #1 Oct.23, #2 Oct.30, 8-11yrs - $10. Jackie Guedo
Halloween Workshop: Oct.23, 30 - $10 plus materials. Lana Lorenson.
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When our city was founded more than 100 years ago our police force was mounted on horseback. Since June of this year two members of our Police force, Sgt. Peter Mesluk and Cst. Brian Bonkowski, are mounted on bicycles supplied and serviced by Leisure Sports. Bicycle police are found throughout the world. Traffic jams can be a problem for police cars, while bicycles can go almost anywhere. In Prince Albert traffic jams are not common but a policeman on a bicycle is somehow more approachable. A splendid example of a healthy lifestyle these policeman are also creating a new and caring image for the police force. Each day they are actively involved with the public, talking to people, showing their equipment, while carrying out their normal police duties. Our Police are providing excellent role models for children and adults in our community and should be commended!
"People helping people - that's what friends are for". What a great slogan for SEPTEMBER, officially declared United Way Month in Prince Albert. The United Way is active in our community every day of the year - helping people, being good friends. This month befriend Prince Albert by donating generously to the United Way. All contributions remain in our community to fund support groups, special programs and services that someone in your family or someone you know use or may need one day. The 16 member groups involved include: Arthritis Society, Family Services, Mental Health Association, Institute for the Blind, Paraplegic Association, Red Cross, Seniors Transportation, Association for Community Living, St. John Ambulance, Council on Alcohol & Drug Abuse, VON, YMCA, Herb Bassett Home Auxiliary, Mobile Crisis Unit Sexual Assault Program and Voice of the Handicapped. For Information and Donations call Rick Orr 763-3686
SEPTEMBER 4-6: P.A. Sailing Club Annual Regatta Enterprise Provincials at Emma Lake. For more information call Murray Little 764-0057.
SEPTEMBER 4-6: Men's City Open Golf Tournament. Cooke Municipal Golf Course. Information available from the Pro Shop 763-2502.
SEPTEMBER 4-6: Sask. Senior Provincial Shield Soccer Championships. Kinsmen Park & Prime Ministers' Park Soccer Pitch. Call: Dave Herbert 764-1925.
SEPTEMBER 6: "final draw Lottery-Derby '93". The Chamber of Commerce thanks everyone who helped make this first edition such a success.
SEPTEMBER 11: Odyssey Productions Second Stage presents "Dreams of Broadway", a musical review of songs from hit Broadway Musicals performed by over 50 local musicians and singers. Carlton Cafetorium, adults $10, seniors and students $8. Tickets available at Arts Centre, Visitors Information Centre, the Daily Herald and at the door. Info: Darryl Lindenbach 922-0284.
SEPTEMBER 11: McCubbin Classic Ladies Golf Tournament, Cooke Municipal Golf Tournament. For more information: Pro Shop 763-2502.
SEPTEMBER 11: Workshop on Sexual Abuse, P.A. Family Church, moderator Ms. Ottawa Easingwood. Information: John Fryters 922-5145.
SEPTEMBER 11-12: The second annual "Fall Auto Classic Golf Tournament" at Kachur's Country Club (off highway 3) Open to everyone but limited to 160 golfers. Over $400,000 in prizes (automobiles). Proceeds to the United Way. For information: Prince Albert Inn 922-5000.
SEPTEMBER 16: Eight Evenings on Abortion, every Thursday until November 27. P.A. Family Church. For more information: John Fryters 922-5145.
SEPTEMBER 17: Raiders Exhibition, Hockey Game, Raiders vs. Moose Jaw Warriors. Raiders Office 764-5348.
SEPTEMBER 18: Meet the Raiders at the Exhibition Grounds - Barbecue & Dance, supper at 7:00pm, dancing at 9:00pm. Music supplied by Cookson Country Band. Tickets available at Raiders Office or from Club Members. Draws & prizes. Garnet Schai 764-7970.
SEPTEMBER 18-19: Men's Club Wind Up "Bogey Ball." Cooke Municipal Golf Course. Contact: Pro Shop 763-2502.
SEPTEMBER 19: Focus on Children. Little Ducklings Day Care presents a fun filled day for children and parents at the Exhibition Centre. Talent show, entertainers, Little Miss and Mister contest, block building contest, pet judging, fish pond (proceeds to Children's Haven) and featuring the Baby Crawl Contest lead by Greg Dionne. Booth space available for crafts, educational toys, playground equipment for children. Pre-registration required for some events. For more information: Kathy Roberts 763-4274.
Children's Services Story Time Programs: SEPTEMBER 21: registration for Pre-School Story Time (ages 3-5) introduces children to books, crafts, fingerplays and films. SEPTEMBER 22: registration for Wednesday Welcome (ages 6-9) an hour of stories, films and crafts in the Marion Sherman Story Corner. For Information and registration call Cuelenaere Library 763-8496.
SEPTEMBER 24: Home Opener for Regular Season, Raiders hockey game. Comuniplex. Raiders Office 764-5348.
SEPTEMBER 25: First Stress Management Seminar, P.A. Family Church, moderator John Fryters. Call 922-5145.
SEPTEMBER 25-26: Prince Albert Multicultural Council presents: Tapestrama '93. Since 1973, this multicultural showcase has been held in Prince Albert. Featuring food, arts, crafts & entertainment from the various ethnic groups in our area, Tapestrama promotes understanding, respect and cultural exchange. Exhibition Centre. Information: Marge Nainaar 922-0405.
SEPTEMBER 25-27: Book Sale, the biggest book recycling project with hard and soft cover books for adults and children at Cuelenaere Library. Fri. 6-9pm, Sat. 9am-5pm, Sun. 1-5pm. For more information call: 763-8496.
OCTOBER 1: Miles for Mary Radiothon. CKBI 900 Radio from 7 to 9am. Donations to 763-"MARY" (6279). Proceeds going to Seniors Transportation. For more information: Tom Tilford 764-2646.
AMY'S ON SECOND 2990-2nd Avenue West
Until OCTOBER 2: Karen Cay, "Spirits Left Behind" a collection of oil and acrylic paintings.
DIGGER'S ROADHOUSE 2901-2nd Avenue West
The Pines Photography Club presents: Until OCTOBER 16: Ruth & Grant Gillingham photo exhibition " The Gillinghams: Home" a series of images reflecting their vision of what home is.
GRACE CAMPBELL GALLERY John M. Cuelenaere Library 125-12th Street East
Until SEPTEMBER 28: Merv Melby is a local artist member of Kyla Art Group and the Round Lake Group. This solo exhibition is displaying his work in pastels.
LITTLE GALLERY 1010 Central Ave. Tel. 763-7080
SEPTEMBER 2 to SEPTEMBER 28 : Adrian Vinish, "A Timeless Place" a collection of recent acrylic paintings. Opening Thursday 2nd at 8:00pm.
P.A. ARTS CENTRE FOYER 1010 Central Avenue
SEPTEMBER 1 to SEPTEMBER 30: Non-representational acrylic on canvas and mixed media by Libby Weir, from Waskesiu.
CITY SLICKERS 3541-2nd Avenue West
Every Wednesday: Sumo Wrestling, starts at 9pm.
MARLBORO INN 67 - 13th Street East
Baseball & Football on the Big Screen at Jo-Jo's Pub.
KOKO HOUSE 3433 - 2 Avenue West
Every Weekend: "Tom Mark" sings popular favourites.
DIGGER'S ROADHOUSE 2901-2nd Avenue West
Every Thursday: "Yuk Yuk" various comedians live on stage. Starts at 10pm.
MADISON INN 602 - 36 Street East
Mon. to Sat.: Country Rock music with DJ at Deputy's.
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