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, K-W Arts Council close to reality FICTION Adams, Richard George, The Girl in a Swing. The haunting and haunted tale, set in the early 1970's, of a passionate love-affair, over- whelmineg beautiful but at the same time threatened by a frightening‘superna- tural dimension. Sunday afternoon in- dividual - Ist, Felicia: Ca- puta; 2nd. John Ellis, Bren- da Bryant, Hector LeBlanc. Monday afternoon - North- South, Ist, Fred and Jessie Bradley; East-West, lst, Winners of the regular weekly games held at the Adult Recreation Centre,, Waterloo. Breithaupt Cen- tre, Kitchener and YMCA, Kitchener are: The retaliation for the eight-member committee to proceed at plan; to form the council came at the con- has 8 . Waterloo Chronicle, Wetland“, - to. woo An arts council to serve Kitchener-Waterloo and am seem ”and with the steering committee tor the pmpoeed comet] now hav- moeethari-oiiarsixa- museums“ Import" of Cartwright, J ustin. 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With How Sleep the Brave, Cath- erine Gavin has completed Horse of Darius. Set in the tumultuous months preced- ing the downfall of the Shah of Iran, the drama involves rival undercover operations competing in a desferate by Mrs. Henry C. Km; and approved unanimously by 66m delegates, atited: “The in individual pre- sent, representing " or- ganintionx, resolve that the steering committee bedn- china " a neat day-Ion; “mutual UM" partially faded by the thr- tario Arts Council. tgreet, Dim Well: . Tuesday night - lst. Ethel Robinsop, Felicitas Caputa: 2nd, Mae Reid, Clay! Israel. Wednesday " ternoon - Ist, Ann Weber, Gina Scheffel; 2nd, Allan Conte, Clayt Israel. Wed- nesday night handicap game - North-South, lst, Ron Bi- shop, Beryl McIntyre; East- West, Ist, Marvin Stewart, Felicitas Caputai. Thursday Saturday. June 7 ' to 12 noon WATERLOO 232 KING MONT " 579-4800 Sundays Only 'Wuuvymmrom Cour-chum"- mwnmumm "htt+xtrtMtrrmattrm.mth-. her trilogy of the Resistance inside France during the Se- cond World War. McConnor. Vincent, The Pro‘vence Puzzle. The first in a"new series featuring Chief Inspector Damiot of the Paris police. _ Morris," Wright, 1910, Plains Song; for Female Voices. Story of the Atkins night, Champiottahip game - North-South, lat, Mike Ng, Larry Woods (new cham- pitms):East-West, Ist, Fay Calnek. Rodney Wilton. Fri- day afternoon, lst, Allan Coyne/Ben Krulicki; tnd, Denise Tait, Jean Farhood. Friday night - North-South. Ist, Kitt Kendal. Bill Bree- dyk; East-West. Ist, Larry Woods, Tim Keith. ‘ Charity Game with pro- ducted to imtand ear-ittsttteestatttiatt- meitotarort-seiltor Although no meme time- table for the tomatia! of a council was issued to the committee. committee members are working to- wards a probable formation date early'in the fall. CAMBRIDGE ro AINSLIE NORTH the Kiteherter-Waterioo Monday, June 16 f to 10 pan. . 623-6730 ”I’M Ladies' Auxiliary donate funds Members are encouraged to attend the next meeting scheduled for May 21 at 8 p.m. when elections will be The ladies' auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association K-W Wing 404, donated $50 each to the Canadian Cancer Fund and the Ontario Heart Fund as well as $25 to the Mental Health Association. Steincrohn. Peter Joseph, How to Cure Your Jogger- mania! Enjoy fitness and good health without running. Vreeland, Richard C., Be- come Financially Indepen- dent. An investment plan that really Works. The committee and work- shop delegates were en- counged in their efforts in opening addresses by We- terloo alderman Blake Hull and Kitchener Mayor Mor- Hull said. that " City Council supported the en- deavot and recognized that "there's a iorof work that can be done" by an arts Chesire, David F., The Book of Movie Photography. The complete guide to bet- ter movie making. Holmes, Peggy, It Could Have Been Worse. Peggy Holmes describes her life " a pioneer in northern Aiber- ta in the 1920’s. Merrill, John Calhoun, The Wortd's Great Dailies. Profiles of fifty elite newspapers. 1tRtPettberg. coeds for the Diabetic As- sociation will be held on Fri- day, May 16th, 7:30 pm. at the Adult Recreation Cen- tre, Waterloo with a separa- te section for less ex- perienced players, Afternoon bridge lessons for beginners will start on Tuesday, May Mth at the Adult Recreation Centre. For information and regis- tration call 885-4475. family who settle, farm, and bring up three new genera- tions in the mid-western plains from the early years of the twentieth century to the 1970‘s. NON-FICTION Message: "Spotlight on the Spirit" CONVENTION All Ontario Young Calvinist at the Athletic Complex Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo Evening Worship Served: Anyone interested is invited to Join 700 Christian Young People from across Ontario On May 18, at , pm. For The Charity collections for the Kitchener House will take place on Wednesday, May 16. It will be the last collec- tion ofthe year. On Thuisday, May 15, WCI is holding its second an- nual 'Waterloo Jam' featur- By Beth Holmes Last Friday. May 9, stu- dents voted for next year's mayor and deputy-mayor. The votes were tallied and Robin (Bert). Todd was elected mayor and Donald Duench was elected deputy- mayor. Election for the members of the board of control take place this week. . nullity arts development of- fieer with the Ontario Am Council which had provided a ”so grant towards the workshop, also addressed delegates, urging them to go out arur"preach to the un- converted" hbout the "im- portance of arts in 'our lives." Delegates also received advice on objective: for an arts council from Cathie Kathleen. executive direc- tor of the Hamilton and Re- gion Arts Councilfand on the resources needed to es- tabliia and maintain an art council from cumin Mel- vor. adminiatmtor 'd Arts mud] indie area. She said that they must Guest panelists at the upcoming forum will include: Dr. Brian Hanna, rheumatologist; a physiatrist: an orthopaedic surgeon and a physiotherapist from the society. _ The Kitchener-Waterloo branch of the Arthritis So- ciety held its annual meeting this week to lay plans for a public information forum at the Waterloo Knights of Columbus on September 15. The group also discussed rheumatoid arthritis, a debilitating disease that affects young women. To some patients with the disease, a simultaneous appli- cation of rest and exercise, in a treatment program, seems contradictory, but in this case rest is tem- poraryHo'r certain joints, not complete immobility. The exercise program is carefully planned for each patient because indiscriminate exercise can be harm- ful. It is important to know how and when exercises should be done. Your doctor can help arrange an exercise program that you can continue in your own at home. Forturther Mommies call 7424948. Local arthritis group launches . public forum WCI Wrapup The Intramural Track Meet will be held on Tues- day. May 20 With this year's theme 'Canada Day'. ing three bands composed of WCI students. Tickets are $1 in advance or $1.50 at the door. The deadline for was photo contest was Tuesday, May 13. Winners will be an- nounced soon. . Steering committee memtterg--9etla Aikin, Philip Budd, Irma Kadela, Betty Jane Layton, Cathy Milloy, Jim Sliuttleworth, Victor Stanton and Cathy Witliamtr--have been meet- ing regularly since last Oct- ober laying the groundwork for the formation of an arts council. Additional Commit- tees now will bedormed to get the council formally launched. "There in a tremendous potential for the arts in this area, and my challenge to you is to see that the arts live up to that potential." make a particular ettort “h break down" any. Keeling: that an arts council would simply be representing “eli- Mk. K (I iiia; Jiiiiiiia '" V nun-u New! ',)fi0