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"And if you desire to" marry, you must realise that a mistress is won by the coed temper and grams dis- played while dancing. be- causeladies do not like . , be present at fencing or tennis. lest a splintered sword or- hlow from a, tennis ball ?iiffC: 33 Main St. Cambridge 6532835 THE BEST TONEARM The Dual turntable will keep your records in bet- ter condition longer be- cause a properly de- signed lomrm keeps better contact between the stylus and the record 'iGtauotcootmtttttqt- Macon") T . *f:|' V i. a. Inch-mu Arm. The role othritetttleeyMtLr,,ttttt' tersiritrreNtir'dttr'mvid . I 3wa- .'?"K,"‘- "T - . i5,ii,ii't'iii't7,iii,f','tiiiiiii and Armenian In the many-Md” - pianist" on this mum, M an: t9tterlr, quark-mm VICTOR players in . e " 8m SAWA.‘ curb-t. in use F» phony orchestra! to w my vacuum“ variety to melt Gourmet giggle; R1ct1ARD, DOR- Everyone is welcome. Take a dell In the 'tttttt , direction. 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Seating only 150 at “max- imum, the Chapel provides the kind of warmth and clo- seness to the performers which is ideal in chamber music. A small Steinway Brand 'PiaaowcsnEEWFE to Stand Mitt cettt9ytef, to the 'iiiiiiiiiiC'iiSW.' mug with an highly talented per- formers. Funds from the concerts support the K-W Symphony. ', ' Just good fun while yoir meet new friends and learn new skills. CHOOSE FROM: SOCIAL DANCING You'll learn to waltz. fox- trot, cha-cha, and hussle. Singles are welcome to this class. Class begins Friday Jan- uary l9th at 7:30 p.m. Cost:' $32.00 for eight weeks BELLY DANCING (For Ladies Only) BAic and Advanced . Cost: $30.00 for eight weeks. Times: 7:00 (Basic 8:3. Ttttft NO CONTRACTS XERDANCE (For Ladies Only» Afternoon and Evening Classes. Monday at 1:00 pm. and Thursday at 8:00 pm. Ten weeks for $35.00. ALL CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF JAN- UARY 15TH. 1979 at the (AdJ NO PRESSURES WATERLOO FAMILY Y CALL 885-3500 for more irtformatioo 146 Lincoln Road Waterloo