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JAZZ I DANCE LEfifiOMi Knights of Columbus Hall ,105 Universny Ave, f, Waterloo NEW MEMBERS WELCOME Studio at 33 Bridgeport Rd. E. Waterloo Doet't miss your opooduni‘y to tty with us for an atoning in the Caribbean at 8609mm Park. Feb. 10-13. Feb. 1 1 and 1 2 1 GENERAL PUBLIC 8:00 pm. - 1:00 a.m. 4 Adm. 3.50 Sunday, Feb. 1 3 F‘IILY 0"..12 noon-7 pm. Adm. 3.50 Adults Free Adm. for children " and under with parents q Coormoooq onion-inmate Featuring "TM”. Stood Drum my” - Afro GET YOUR TICKETS now: ' Sam's, Rqcoeqt WONG. Records on Wheels. Kuhn“; Bitumen Park. Wat-too Inn. “on“ Hans - Kitchener Dairsmc Feb. 10 to 1 2 SENIOR GROUPS Special package Iia.m. to 4p.m. Phone for information, 744-1 SSS ')defldlurn,t, Pain. Tunis. Mama 6 Fie 6m q Glass Walk“. Bod of Nails. Limbo _ Danchonde-nuch "lord. . . CLASSES BEGIN JAN. 31, I983 Evel'yone is Invited to hear DA N C E STU DIO “where young dancers develop" Beginner'Adult classes on Monday & Wednesday evenings Beginner Teen classes on Monday evenings Special week-day classes for pre-schoolers for more iMormotioet call 884-5730 or 579-0255 Waterloo NDP Annual General Meeting and Nomination Meeting This Sunday (Jan. 30) 1:30 p.m. Thursday to Sunday, Feb. IO, 1 1, 12, 13 BINGEMAN PARK ND? Nononol Leader at the presented by Area schools Show , Printmaking Works INS also beat Guelph by 10 points and unfortunately lost to Hermon Faucet! of Brant. ford by .1 points. Coach McKillop adds, "it was a tough game". Lee Miller leads the LVS Basketball team scoring 42-32-21-21 points over the first four games of the school's season. International Dessert Day will be held on January 25 at Laurel. ICs a day when students and teachers can try different desserts from different countries. It will be a tun day to enjoy. Don't count calories that day though! !! Ron Won The first game LVN lost to Bluevale Juniors. It was a tight battle; but they then turned around and beat Cameron Heights J union by a score of 5860. in February. these Twisters and other stu- dents will be participating in the "Jump Rope for Heart Marathon" to be held at Laurel. Each student will skip a total ofthree hours. There are 6 people to a group. The group that collects the largest amount of pledges will receive nice prizes, such as, track suits, gym bags and t- shirts. We have a new dance group at Laurel. It is a group of 12 girls. They all dance three times a week in preparation for the athletic assembly being held on January 20. There will also be a dance contest in February for anyone who likes to dance. INS talent show will be held in March for teachers and students who want to be in it. The Twisters are Laurel's skipping group consisting of Itt girls involved in the activity. The girls work out on class time as well as a special club program. They work out three times a week learning different prepared routines as well as their own. They will be performing in the athletic assembly. The following high schools are represent- ed: Bluevale. East- wood. Forest Heights, Grand River, Preston High, Waterloo Colle- giate, St. Jerome's and St. Mary's High. The insanely unique all-male dance com- pany Les Ballet Trock. adero De Monte Carlo is bringing its act to Centre in the Square this Sunday at 8 p.m. Les Ballet Trocka- dero is famous for its clever spoofs of classi- cal ballet and modern dan'ce including a "rampaging" Giselle. a Swan Lake replete with moulting. swans. simpering ballerinas and dancers crawling under the piano, as Wendy Wenzlawski Technique is the key to the exhibit. The stu- dents have created works using methods such as silk screening. etching, embossing and woodcutting to reflect a variety of themes. The exhibition is a recognition of the artis- tic activity in print- making at area high schools, and will allow the young regional ar- tists responsible a chance to meet and exchange ideas. High school print- making, an exhibition of works by regional students is featured at the Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery from now until February 27. Les Ballets Trockadero hysterically humorous Laurel LOCKER TALK During their first year of performing in the lofts and small theatres of New York City, the Trocks were Les Ballets Trot-ka- dero was formed in 1974 by Peter Anastos as dance 'en travesti' with men dancing the women's as well as the men's roles “en Pointe" and in com- plete makeup and cos- tume. well as the ever. popular piecr, Go For Barocco. Printmaking done by Angela Iclanzan of St. Mary's high school, an example of the exhibition of works from students of area high schools now on display until February 27 at K-W Art_Gailery. WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20. I983 - PAGE " The Knight of the Week is Jill Lynne-Davies, who has taken an active role In our annual production of Many Moods of Music and is also an aetiye member of the Grade 13 Club. For everyone who came out to Casino Night last Wednesday night, it was a big success! Everyone gambled to their heart's content and several people left with prizes. Thanks to everyone who helped make Casino Knight successful in its first year. Grades nine and ten enjoyed an assembly last period on Monday. sponsored by the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Association. Entertainment was presented by Kevin Denbok and the message he gave was very well received. The Nutcracker. Lib- eration of the Ameri, can People in Homage Their innovative rep- ertoire started with Swan Lake which be came their signature piece. Their interpreter tion of Don Quixote was a first. the only Ameri. can version of that work until ABT's Mik, hail Baryshnikov I977 setting. A sports night will be held at BCI this Thursday night when the Knights take on the Gaels of Cameron in what promises to be a basketball classic. Let's cheer them on! Games start at 6: 30 until IO: 00 and a dance will follow at 8:30 until ”:00. Coach McKillop adds "Laurel looks forward to their exhibition schedule and only wish they had more games"'. Coach Mckillop feels that “Lt-0 Miller, without a doubt. is one of the top players in the country, seniors or juniors.“ applauded in such jour- nals as the New York Times and New Yorker. Lee Miller is backed by experienced Terry Savory. Coach McKillop has a lot of faith in tour young strong players Brett Brown, Rod Dou- cette, Everton Drake and Joe Ribeiro who will hopelully carry on the LVN tradition of winning after Lee Miller is gone. Congratulations to our senior boys" basketball team on their good play in a tourney sponsored by the Brantford Optimist Club last weekend. Our Knights lost the championship game to arch-rivals, St. Jerome's. Keith Lazenby was named tourney MVP. . Sheri Wisnowski Bluevale Tickets are' SIX, $15.50 and $l3. - to Isadora Duncan and Les Sylphides are only a portion of their cur- rent repertoire. As with all good par- Ody. Trucks execute superbly and their technique is almost flawless. They satirize the classical tradition, while at the same time paying it tribute in a show that is presented with professionalism, discipline and style. Crumb