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>> xy SARE <<) i IS ey Tote bags popular The tote bags offered for sale at Sainte- Marie among the Hurons in the Friends of Sainte-Marie store are very popular. Staff had to hunt for a sample when a photographer dropped in to take a pic- ture. The tote bags are on order. The next shipment will give buyers a choice of two colours of crest. Store supervisor, Solange Odesse, also is wearing an F S-M apron. Special interest courses offered The Friends of Sainte- Marie have commenced enrolment for their fall special interest courses. If anyone requires more in- formation, call Rita Pinkney or Fran Ferguson (526-7838). Corn Husk Masks Corn husk masks were used by the Huron Curing Society as part of their "*traditional"' curing ceremonies. The history of these masks is very in- teresting. Fran Whale would like to teach you about the history and- cultural significance of the corn husk mask, as you make one yourself to treasure in your home. It will serve as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage of the Ouendat Nation who inhabited this area long ago. When: Four Wednesdays starting Oct. 1, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Need: Scissors: 'Gost: $15 members, $17 non-members. Basket Coiling By popular demand, Dol- ly Heasman will repeat her courses in coiled basketry. This time, in order to ac- commodate all who are in- terested, she will teach both a beginner's course, using craft yarn as your medium, and an in- termediate course, using natural materials you have collected to use. It is im- portant that you take the beginner's course prior to using natural materials. Learn to make beautiful baskets as the Hurons did in this very interesting and creative course. FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Page 10, Tuesday, September 9, 1986 When: Beginner's Basket Coiling (craft yarn), five Tuesdays starting Oct. 14, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. In- termediate Basket Coiling (natural materials), five Wednesdays starting Oct. 8, from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Need: Sharp-nosed em- broidery scissors and pliers. Cost: $15 members, $17 non-members. Bargello Learn the basic stitches of bargello in a six week course offered by instruc- tor Antoinette Lefaive. Bargello was used in the needlework masterpieces the Ursuline Nuns created for the mission work in New France. Learn the history as you create a beautiful sampler for your home. When: Six evenings star- ting Oct. 14, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Need: Small sharp scissors. Cost: $18 members, $20 non-members. Children's Program To the Beat of a Drum (six to 12-years-old). Music played an important role in the culture of the Hurons, as it does to many Indian people's lives today. It was used to celebrate almost every important event in their culture. Come and learn more about nature music in a morning of fun and exciting activities. When: Oct. 25, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Need: dress for the weather as we will be outside for part of the morning. Where: Sainte- Marie among the Hurons. Cost: $3 per child. Cae on | (org As SF nasncacee i e Shopping TWO DAY TOUR October 11 & 12 THREE DAY TOUR October 11, 12 & 13 CALL PMCL TOURS: 526-0161 PMCL TOURS / PATHWAY TOURS Presents Barbara Mandrell With Special Guest Star John Conlee In Concert Thanksgiving Weekend October 11, 1986 TOUR INCLUDES: ¢ Deluxe accommodation in Niagara Falls e Deluxe motorcoach transportation * Top-priced concert tickets for Barbara Mandrell show ¢ Scrumptious dinner in historic Lewiston ¢ Sightseeing © Services of escort ¢ Luggage handling Twin $15900 Twin $23500 ote BEST DEALS IN TOWN | ON FURNITURE _ AND APPLIANCES Sale Ends 5 p.m. 13 Robert St., W. Penetanguishene 549-2191