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'During the winter it‘s a pleas- ant atmosphere m be in to gen away from winier for a couple of months. 3 realty wasn‘t expecting meexpefiemrmbeasgrmdas It is. ‘I played on the pitch last nflu and it was the best indoor fiddl’wplayedon.1hesmfaceis realistic.“ ht; “And the scale last W m do on their checklist is to arrange their club offices mummy. _ That. he said. should be com- pleted within the next coupie of instituted its youth programs and is about to launch one for adults. Kmk-tbfland one of the Delighted with the new facility. limit-Holland was quick to g've kudos to the 'Ibwn ofWhitchurchâ€" for having the Mt to see that SoooetCity would be 3 via- blt place Rx various mentions] activities. that indudes indoor soccer during the wmter months Fammnmmmecub‘sm hmumwmasscdo ‘It will be a popular facility-1" While the dub has IV SANDRA noun » g Wfivmmrmn Have a tamt and reading. talu- a class. get started on your Christmas shopping â€" it's that time of year â€" and help out the Latcham Gallery. all while staying downtmvn. Once again. the Beyond Craft and Sale will take place in conjunction with the GMS' Weekend. Nov. 14 to 17. "M know me Beyond Craft (show) is highly attended by women. so we decided to tap into that market." said Anna Rosa the municipality's dmvmown cu-ondinamr. Among the approximately 30 artists selling their original eteations at the juried show at Nineteen on the Park is potter Icnnifer (Reagan. steel artist lean Hem- Schtns and Manna tunes. whu repurtmscs old fabrics and accessories to create new handbags. mittens and However. Ms Rose noted. "we don't discriminate m the dmrmown' and men “are welcome. A portion fmm each item she sells '5 Used in help an economically-challenged smdcm in bouth Africa's Sowem area to attend school. Gallery. Twenty per cent of the proceeds from the artists' sales during the show go to the gallery. Last year. the show raised about $911!). according to Ms Dolby. ‘ltgoesupmryyeaxfslwsaid. ‘ “I” wasn't in the show. I would like to go for the shop- pingr It's like a mini One-of-a-Klnd" show. she said. Yoga 60 classés are Nov. 15 to '17 at Moonflmrs Magical Touch. The fee is $5. A memtlon is required gand can be made by calling 647-29643“. Stmtffville IDA "'an chm mm Nov 15 frnm (no tn 9:30 pm. legal advice will be ofiemd Nov. 15 starting at 6 pm. I’m-registration is required and can be done by calling SKISâ€"64041153. “Her stuff will disappear starting Thursday night.” said Ian Dolby. an artist and Volunteer with latcham Cathy Mark. who creates wall and free-standing mummmwmalsobeatmcshow. Something for everyone at craft sale Aspanoftthifls'Weekend. lhcmwillbelarotcard readings and yoga 60 classes ax Moonflowers Magical Touch. while Smuffville [DA is holding a trunk show by Canadian jewelry designer Kaflcy Smith. featuring semi-precious stones and Swarmrski crystals. ‘ The store is also offering 20 per cent 06 all La Cuisine de ma Mere has a lunch special. while lawyer ldaJ Mona-Caruso will offer free legal advice to the busims owner. She will also pmvide free advice on employment and family law. as well as will/estate law. ;I thought that was duke smart of her. men’s 11 lot of women venturing out on their own." Ms Rose said. Paople will be able to make their own holiday ama- ment at the craft show and sale Nov. 15 and 16. from 10 am. to 3 pm. as pan ofthe Latcham Gallery's free family an day ,4 wmwimuummmm Nov.14»6t090.m. Na. 15 103mm 9pm NOV. 16- 10 am toSpm MIT-IDAmxodpm ‘ Mmmflmvers Magical Touch mot and reading; an: 20 each and take place Nov. 16 and 17. A reservation is required fund can be made by calling 647-296-0331. ArtistsDiancluPP (fmmHtManDolby mshowingofl'theu cationsmnmweek's BeyonanftShow ’MM .aunqyl-n and Sale. COMING UP