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Page 22 â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Rochester, New York, Thursday May 26, 1977. Tour thru Kodak. ' Leave Adult Recreation Centre: 7: 30 a.m. Return Adult Recreation Centre: 10:00 p.m. $15.00/person . For more information call 579â€"1020. Moses Springer Arena Friday and Sunday Night Students 50¢ Rental Skates 50¢ per pair NO Spectators Roller Skating at McCormick Arena will start in June 7 to 9:30 p.m. â€" Admission: Children 25¢ (15 & under) (corner of King & Allen Sts.) The Centre provides activities for Adults 40 yrs. of age & Older. Open Mon. â€" Friday 8:30â€"5:00 p.m. Includes: library, games room, floor & table shuffleâ€" board, Coffee and Tea available. Note: No memberâ€" ship required. FOR INFORMATION : 579â€"1020. MANNA Enjoy a hot delicious meal Thursdays at Erb Street Mennonite Church. Call Tuesdays 579â€"1020 for reserâ€" vations. Cost: 75¢ Dinner served at 12 p.m. Superintendent : Sunnyside Home SUBJECT : ‘"Care of the Elderly" 2 p.m. â€" 4 p.m. ALL ARE WELCOME ‘ REFRESHMENTS â€" May 6th, 1977 GUEST : Mr. Leo Drukten 3 day tour Leave May 27 Return May 29 Cost: $79/person For more information call 579â€"1020 NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING WHEN: Monday May 2 TIME: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St. S. Waterloo ALL ARE WELCOME NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING WHEN: Wednesday May 18 TIME : 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Adult Recreation Centre 185 King St. S. Waterloo ALL ARE WELCOME BUS TRIPS OTTAWAâ€"TULIP TIME ICE SKATING â€" Albert McCormick Arena Parents & Preâ€"Schoolers â€" Tues. 10: 30 p.m. Thur. â€" 1: 30 p.m. NOON HOUR SKATING FOR ADULTS _ Monday â€" Friday 12 â€" 1 p.m. ACTIVITIES FOR SENIOR ADULTS ADULT RECREATION CENTRE WATERLOO MINOR RINGETTE WATERLOO MINOR HOCKEY SOLO TOURNAMENT SATURDAY May 7, 1977 1:30 p.m. Prizes â€" Refreshments All Welcome GENERAL PROGRAMS > SENIOR ACTIVITIES > FRIDAY AFTERNOON ROLLER SKATING LILAC FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES Marsland Centre: 886â€"1550 COMMUNITY SERVICES In the girls intramural basketball _ league, _ the Scorpios captured the chamâ€" pionship with a convincing The show takes place in the W.C.I. auditorium unâ€" der the direction of Miss M.J. Smith, Mr. H. Ariss and Mr. R. Bond. During intermission the tuck shop will be open. The evening is being planned by Kathy Barrettâ€"Lennard and her activitiee comâ€" mittee. By Becky Ansley A Midknight Cruise is this year‘s theme for Blueâ€" vale‘s senior prom formal to take place May 28. Anyâ€" one interested in assisting with decorations for the dance, please sign the list in the activities office. Bluevale managed _ to maintain its hold on the High school news Tickets go on sale soon and will be 50 cents for children, $1 for adults and $2.50 for a family. This _ year‘s _ musical evening will feature the concert band, the stage band, the Consortium Elizabethan, the year I band, the year II band and various solos and enâ€" sembles. 4 By Melanie Hilliard Want to have an exciting evening and hear some good music at the same time? Join _ Waterloo Collegiate on May 11 at 8 p.m. for Opus ‘77. This is an Opportupity for you to DISPLAY, DEMONâ€" STRATE, and SELL your Crafts and Art Work. Waterloo Days are three days of activities Waterloo Park for the entire family â€" June 10, 1 Contact: Waterloo Community Services 886â€"1550 Ext. 60 FEE : $5.00/day. $8.50 for 2 day pass WCI plans Opus 77 May 11 YOUR HANDICRAFTS CAN BE DISPLAYED AND SOLD YOUR SKILLS CAN BE DEMONSTRATED DURING ATTENTION ARTISTS & WATERLOO DAYS BCI plans formal May 28 CRAFTSMEN Waterloo Region high school trophy by winning the Forâ€" est Heights road races April 24. This marks the third consecutive year that Blueâ€" vale has been champs. Conâ€" gratulations to Ian McEwan, Gary Reddcop, Jenny Ord, Jackie _ Ankenmann _ and Jane Crawford. 20â€"13 win over the Leos. The coaches of the Leo team were Missy Todd, Marybeth BRowman and Mr. G. Weicker. The top scorers of the season were Berâ€" nice Coates with 38 points and Dawn Michel with 38 points. In the recently held Uniâ€" versity of Waterloo French contest Maureen Hahn, a year five student, placed seventh in a field of 105 candidates. She will receive a prize as well as $50 at an awards luncheon to be held soon. In the regional German contest Christopher New received $50 and a book prize along with an invitaâ€" tion to participate in the provincial contest which will be held in Toronto later ceiving book prizes for high standing were John Hodgson, Cynthia Foell, frank Kaminski and Ingrid Kientopf. Everyone has a talent and W.C.I. is searching high and low, near and far Congratulations to Leon 11 held . 12 in Irish for winning the anâ€" nual high school teacher‘s federation photography contest. This year, four BCI students â€" Ron Schâ€" weitzer, Preston Schiedel, Leon Irish and Rob Hectus were contestants. Every year Blyevale sgiol- legiate puts on a musical production based on _ the theme The Many Moods. The show promises this year to be as interesting as amusing and as outstandâ€" ingly excellent as it has been in the past. Prices are adults andâ€"nonâ€"fee holders $2, students, $1.50 and chilâ€" Boys‘ intramurals also have several winners. In the year I dodgeball finals Mr. Cressman‘s period six class captured the championâ€" ship.In _ the _ elimination Grade 10 volleyball tournaâ€" ment Bruce Gordon‘s team defeated Andy Coppolino‘s geam 12â€"6, 0â€"15, and 15â€"6. In the Waterloo County Division of the provincial shorthand contest â€" Susan Reide! placed fourth at 100 words per _ minute. She also finished third in the county contest. Monica Hein placed third in the junior typing"* _ contest and Eva Kerek received a certificate for achieving 9% percent in a county spellâ€" ing contest sponsored by the American Management Society. . for students to display their‘s at the upcoming talent assembly . The assembly will be held on May 19 and is being orâ€" ganized by Doug Hemphill committee In the Kiwanis Music youres nmouuns pornnn: comemnnnninens somm kX H ky P L < hi he h J a R M ’_“q s,,, . ;fi*i e «t 4 4 : f Uivie. ~ !A > se â€"~ \ 1% * 7 k o Un i \ S&EA t $ | 1 A USING ONLY THE FINEST HYGENIC INSTRUMENT AND TECHNIQUE. CALL US NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT. yOU WILL RECEIVE PROFESSIONAL RESULTS AT A TRULY REASONABLE PRICE. KAREN IS ALSO PLEASED TO WELCOME > CARLA MILLS TO HER STAFF. CARLA BRINGS WwWITH HER AN EXCELLENT BACKGROUND IN COMPLETE HAIRDRESSING SERVICES. HAIRSTYLES his public relations CARLA MILLS 170 BRIDGEPORT RD. E. AT ELLIS waTERLOO _ gg5.4040 KAREN‘S HAIR STYLES NOW OFFERS sOMETHING wyew! EXPERT EAR PIERCING a@rle€nr‘s Congratulations to Kevin Sheets and the Bluevale stage band. This group, enâ€" tirely organized by students, placed first in the Kiwanis Music Festival with a mark of 88. Last week at the Waterloo Collegiate track meet, Barry~ Brandon took first in the senior boys‘ high jump, while a speedy BCI fourâ€" some won the girls‘ open 4 X 400 relay. Festival, the Consortium Elizabethan performed brilliantly to win the madâ€" rigal class with a mark of 86.5. The group is directed by Mr. R. Bond. Also, the Year I band placed first in the beginners‘ band class. These students are taught by Miss MJ. Smith. dren 75 cents. The Many Moods of Time runs Wedâ€" nesday through to Saturâ€" day and will be well worth seeing. With only two more weeks of practising, the track and field teams at Waterâ€" loo Collegiate are coming down the home stretch. At a recentlyâ€"held meet at W.C.IL., the Vikings finished first with 192 points over our nearest rival Forest Heights. Other preliminary meets before the Twin City Competition will be held this week. W.CIL‘s signâ€"out room has had some equipment added to it recently. By handing in his student card, a student can now borrow frisbees, zimâ€"zams, pingâ€" pong racquets, baseballs and bats as well as the usual equipment. KAREN HAYNE