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Members of the senior volleyball team at Centen- nial public school won the Waterloo County "C" Division volleyball title November 27. Team mem- bers from left to right in the front row are Donna Jacobi. Abby McKeown, Julie Galbraith, Joanne Pavanel. Bert Todd, Rae Peters, and Shana Scott. In the back row are Tracey Hare. Karen Capindale. Aubrey Walters. Tracey Peardon. Cindy McDon- BCI featuring cultural festival Peanut butter soup may mot sound too enticing to some. but the African dish will be one of 15 exotic foods to be served at Blue- vale Collegiate Institutes Feliz Navidad this Friday. Dec. 5. from 7:30 to 10:30 Feliz Navidad. meaning Merry Christmas in Span- ish is a cultural festivity night. organized by the school's modern languages department. It will feature dancing. skits. films and games of other countries. A lottery for a $40 afghan will also be held. The main purpose of the event is to make the public more aware of other cul- tures. It will also give the students an opportunity to demonstrate their talents and organizational abilities in areas unrelated to aca- demics. “We don't expect expert help from anybody." says Ed Laryea. organizer and head of languages. "The food is being entirely-pre- pared by the students and some are presenting skits. .. About 100 students are volunteering their time and talents for the event. Un- fortunately. when the event was planned back m the summertime. it coin- cided with exams being held this week. For this reason. students have been unable to spend a lot of time practising as they have either been studying or writing exams. "I don't want to put ex- pectations on the kids.” says Mr Laryea. "I'm not even Interested In tal- ent I would just like every- body to participate m something; A skit demonstrating how important ll IS to learn languages will be present- ed by a group of students A speaker of seven Ian- guages. Mr, Laryea says people who have a second language have more op- portunity for advancement In the work world "There are many narrow minded people who have the point of view that stu- dents learn languages for nothing. Hopefully we can tell them or prove to them through the skit that there is more to languages than they think." Although the Kitchener- Waterloo area is reknown for its historical German background, a 1971 Statis- tics Canada survey shows over 45 ethnic groups in the area. says Mr. Laryea. "One of the most im- portant things in the world is to talk to someone in their language." he says. "I think you get to under- stand people better. just by talking to them. Admission is $1.50 for adults, 75 cents for students and 25 cents for children, Everyone is welcome to attend. For more informa- tion. call 885-4620. Display booths: films of Spain. Germany and Mexi- co: a buffet of 15 foreign foods will be available for lasting: and entertainment will be held throughout the evening. The Spanish Christ- mas custom Pinata will al- sobeleatured. “If we do make any mon- ey. we'll try to adopt a child in South America." Canada's Northland is an intermingling of forests. tundra and alpine country, a vast and beautiful land. rich in wildlife. In this film there are sequences on bush flying over the Barrens Lands: Eskimos hunting seals and Eiders; fishing for lake trout and Arctic Char: wildlife sequences on walrus. polar bear. Arctic fox. Snowy Owl. King Eiders and Long-Tailed Jaegers An exciting film by a well- informed conservationist and fine film-maker! Sponsored by the K-W Field Naturaltsts Club Incorporated SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6th. 8:15 p.m. "ADVENTURE HIGH ARCTIC" WATERLOU COLLEGIATE A00lT0RlOM 300 Hazel Street Tuckets Adults SI _75 Audubon Wildlife Film aid, Debbie Fain. Cathy Diesel and Mrs. Cook. hard, the coach. IROQUOIS SPECIAL - Bronze gold cushioned s 1.30 2 CANDY STRIP - Red and gold cushioned 8.95 l TWO-TONE Brown beige cushioned looped 9.95 l, RED & BLACK SHAG - Heavy density _ 12.95 I KITCHEN PRINTS .. Pattemed, cushioned in stock colors only 11.95 ' GOLDEN GLOW SHAG - "SPECIAL" 11.95 l GREEN & GOLD SHAG - Cushioned 10.95 l DECEMBER SPECIALS - Three shags, gold, lemon and blue at . CONSULT US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUYS Take Highway tt to Preston. tum left. rollow Fountain Street North to Royal Oak Road. turn right on Royal Oak Road. and watch for M8800" GIIIPETS 653-3118 "CONSULT US FOR YOUR BEST CARPET BUY" CHILDRENS LEARN-tet-SKATE PROGRAM SECOND SESSION BEGINS JANUARY 4TH COST: $5.00 for 10 wks. Registrations for boys & girls ages 5-12 yrs. of age will be held on SUNDAY DECEMBER 7th (1-3 pm.) at Moses Springer & Albert McCormick Arenas. by Edgar Jones tmE-CttttistMAS SPECIALS - W.M.H.A. LAMES lADlES AUXILIARY Announces Monthly Meeting Sunday, December 7th - 8 p.m. All interest hockey mothers welcome. JUNIOR '8' HOCKEY LOCATION: Waterloo Arena Sunday Dec. 7th - 7.00 pan. - GO SISKINS GO - Adult $1.50 Student $1.00 Children $.50 lay Dec. 7th - 7.00 p.m. Siskins vs. Stratford Junior 50e Waterloo Sq. Yd." Mt. YD. s 4.50 2.75 I 8.95 4.75 Sugg. SALE 5.49 8.95 7.49 6.95 7.49 “Moo Mich. WM, Doc-tub" 3, 1915 - Pap " SATURDAYS SUNDAYS FRIDAYS QUILTING “TUNA SWIIGS" (Friday December 12th to Friday December 19th) FRIDAY December 12 .. Project "Prop" CHRISTMAS BOOK REVIEW "DEATH TO THE DONNELLYS" The book will be reviewed by the author - Mr. Orlo Miller. 2 pan. - 4 pan. MONDAY December 15 - CHRISTMAS BINGO l :30 p.m. ADMISSION: $1.00 (4 cards) Refreshments available THURSDAY December 18 CHRISTMAS CONCERT This year our Christmas Concert will feature: MERRY MELODI ES CHOIR JOLLY OLDSTER DRAMA CLUB Activities Daily Mon. - Fri. Include: Games Room, Floor & Table Shutneboard. Billiards Rooms, 10e tea & coffee. Note: No member- ship needed. INFORMATION: 579-1020. FRIDAY December 19 Christmas Dance 7 p.m. $2.00 (includes lunch) Tickets available at the Adult Recteiariecentre New "Minn: Program All Adults over 40 years old are welcome to try a hobby with "HOPE" MONDAY 9 a.m. Oil Painting, 9:30 am. Mixed Crafts TUESDAY 9 a.m. Oil Painting 9:30 am. Sewing 9:30 am. Advanced Crocheting WEDNESDAY ' a.m. Advanced Oil Painting A Guided Tour of Mexico with slides, Mrs. Helen Dier. Friday December 5, 1975. 2 pm. to ' pm. All are wel- 1:30 p.m. Creative Stitchery and Needlepoint THURSDAY 9:30a.m. Beginner Crochet FRIDAY 9:30a.m. Macrame Registration fee $3.00 for each course for 10 weeks. Registration for these classes start December 4, W15 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 pan. Classes begin Monday January 12, 1976. Call 579-1020. Audio - Visual Centre - open daily from 8:30 am. to 4:45 pm. Drop in anytime to enjoy a program of dif- ferent topics. _ - PRICES : Children 25t Adults 50e Family $1.00 MOSES, ALBERT I SPRINGER I MCCORMICK ARENA ARENA ACTIVITIES FOR SENIOR ADULTS ADULT RECREATION CENTRE Moses Springer & Albert McCormick Arenas Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays from 12:00 Noon - 1:00 p.m. Waterloo Arena Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday from lzyoon - 1:00 pan. Moses Springer Tuesday 10 - 11:30 a.m. Thursday 1:30 - 3 p.m. Albert McCormick - Tuesday 10 - 11:30 am. Adult Noon "on: Skating (mo) Parents I: Pro-School": (has) Thursday l:30-3p.m. 2p.m PUBLIC ICE SKATIN Anyone needing snow shovel- ling done this winter call the adult recreation centre. 579- ". Thursday afternoons 1:30 pan. to 3:30 p.m. SUNNYSIDE SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL CHOIR ( Corner of King & Allen St. , 2nd and 4th Sunday, each month 3:30 - 5:30 pm PROJ ECT "ROPE" Wanner "Pan?" PRNECT "PROP" 5:30-7:30p.m. Family Price 8:00-10:00p.m. ADULTS ONLY 7:00-9:00p.m. General ACTIVITIES Marsland Centre: 576-: COMMUNITY SERVICES and All Welcome 8:30 - 101mm General 2:00 - 4:00 pm Family Price 1st and 3rd Sunday, each month 3 :30 - 5 :30 pm