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PAGE 20 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1985 Chronicle Special The Gods Must Be Crazy is finally: in the Kâ€"W area after a year and a half. Better a yearâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half late than never. The Gods Must Be Crazy, now at the Waterloo Theatre, is one of the funniest films in years. Filmed in Botswana by writer/director/producâ€" er Jamie Uys, this low budget boxâ€"office smash begins in the Kalahart Desert, where a native bushman named Xi (played by N‘xau) finds a Cocaâ€"Cola bottle dropped from the skies by a careless airplane pilot. The Gods Must Be Crazy a bizarre, mustâ€"see item Lori Haskell Xi learns the hard way that this ‘"evil thing" revolutionizes the simple lifestyles of his tribe. Saddened by this discovery, Xi decides to take this bottle to the ends of the earth and, in so doing, becomes part of an Africanâ€"revolutionary e Activity cards areselling well. Proceeds are used for student activities during the year and all students are strongly encouraged to buy one â€" $5 for a student card only and for $10 you get a student activity card and a yearbook as well. Their will be a prize of a "ghetto blaster" for some lucky purchaser. e The staff and students would like to welcome the new teachers at Laurel Vocational: Mrs. H. Spencer, Mrs. A. Thorne, Mr. J. Lindsay, Mr. A. Schmidt, Mr. T. Ellis, Mr. G. Helsby, Mr. A. Scott, and Mr. J. Schneider. We hope you will enjoy Laurel and are looking forward to meeting you. We wish you success and hope your stay will be a long one. e A warm welcome is extended to all students! Much success in the coming year â€" especially to all who will be graduating in 1986. e September 11 our sports program began with girls‘ baseball, boys‘ soccer and crossâ€"country track. Good luck and fair play to all particiâ€" pants. e Congratulations to our new principal â€" Mr. L Bradshaw â€" and our new viceâ€"principal â€" Mr. T Ellis. Essnn le rg J cleaners KITCHENEAR / WATERLOO 1984 i TD m ‘~ CORNER ONTARIO AND DUKE STS., KITCHENER AND WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE To ensure your happy holiday remember that smart vacationers talk to a compeâ€" tent Travel Agent. We take the uncertainty out of TRAVEL COME IN AND LET‘S T,iLK Isabella Grayson 104 King St. S., Waterioo 886â€"3320 Laurel NOEL SEDMAN TRAVEL SERVICE * 5 * & on* y. c& $ p h h es â€" CHARTERS . LOURS Locker Talk Movie review With the exotic beauty of Botswanaland, a jeep with a mind of its own, wonderful comic characters, and a subtly brilliant script, the Gods Must Be Crazy is a mustâ€"see for anyone who enjoys comedy and socioâ€"political comment with a capital C. Friday is an activity day so support our BCI teams!‘ End off the evening by attending our *‘"*Welcome Back" video dance (DJ;:_ Scott Jensen). Check the poster across from the S/A office for our new policies. Signâ€"ins and late pass pickâ€"ups end tomorrow at lunch. We welcome all BCI feeâ€"card holders ($3) and their signedâ€"in guests ($5) to another great dance and year‘ O Congratulations to this ‘week‘s Knight of the Week Jenny Kuntz. Joyce Lee Last Thursday the Drama Club began the year with Mediaeval Night, consisting of a bountiful feast and jesterous entertainment. On Friday our Sr. Football team kicked off another successful year with their season opener in Toronto. Others enjoyed the antics of Sport Goofy and the classic "Godzilla meets Bambi" during the lunch hour (presented by the K.R.T.). This week yearbooks were distributed to students. Congratulations to Ron Sprung, Jim Baumguart (editors) and Mrs. Culkin. It was wéH worth the wait. If you missed today‘s ring sales, mail orders are available in the activities office, unless you wish to wait until Feb. 26 for our next ring sale. There are elements of Monty Python here, and Weyers makes Peter Sellers‘ immortal Inspecâ€" tor Clouseau seem bland in comparison. Gods‘ uproarious subâ€"plot involves an absentâ€" minded microbiologist (Marius Weyers) and a blonde bombshell teacher played <â€"by Sandra Prinsloo. Weyers is hilarious as the bumbling scientist who totally loses his thinking capacities when he sees a member of the opposite sex. plot. Theresa has 5 yrs experience and would like to invite all her frmends and customers to visit her at Adam‘s Perms $28.00 with cut â€" Men‘s Haircuts $6.00 Women‘s Haircuts $7.00 Boy‘s Haircuts $5.00 All Senior Citizens $2.00 Off Everything THERE IS A DIFFERENCE 378 WEBER ST. W. KITCHENER border of Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo past Forbes, before Gueiph St. on Weber, on left hand side. Being a good kid these days takes a lot of effort. But being an exceptional kid deâ€" serves special recognition. That‘s what the Junior Citiztens Program, sponsored by CP Air and Ontario Community Newsâ€" papers Association is all about. It honours the young people of Ontario who through acis of kindness or courage, selflessness or hard work offer a shining example of good citizenship. wishes to announce the appointment of _ REW?DING THEIR a EFFORTS Adam‘s Unisex & Barbershep JUNIOR CITIZEN‘S_â€"PROGRAM Theresa 749â€"0605 BCI We all know kids who deserve recogmition Let‘s honour them this year‘ open Mondays j single double queen 5% discount _ in jewellery coupons '-4" plus tA 113 king st. n. waterioo _ 885â€"2371 Cash and Carry $5.00 off . lbW Arts GCentre futons Hours Monday to Erday 11 a i to 6 p m . Saturday 1 to S pm For information about group Txckets available at the Humaih» tres Theatre Box Office® and all BASS outlets Friday, Sept. 27 â€" 8:00 p.m. $12.50 The Centre in The Square is celebrating its 5th anniversary‘ This gala event features~ KW Philharmonic Choir, KW Symphony Orchestra, KW Musical Productions, KW Oktoberfest Operetta. Twin City Harmonizers and students from the School for the Performing Arts. Stay for the afterâ€"show reception! THE CENTRE IN THE SQUARE 101 Queen St. N. Kitchener futon delight 23 :} 33 qhE "a l“\v)\e‘\. S\ 2" oa8 [\@eé? "abst c * yeiBage * J 4 “,‘S o ad° (B " §15 00 828 uo * io us C [\(.\6 QQ ?g\!\\\(“"fl\(.e _met p* \“R‘QQ All we ask is that you make nominations of chilâ€" dren you feel ought to be rewarded for their effâ€" orts. hominces sg-ould be between ages of 6 and 18. Nominations must be received before Octâ€" ober 31, 1985. Twelve recipients will receive a plaque, a cash prize, a family photo portrait with the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and a lapel pin. . Contact us today for complete details: WaterSoo Chronicle CP Ajr 4 cadOt w %00(’ and LA ‘5\\)&\\\5 l,smms sales contact . Lesiey Andervor KS D21] rat 6562 CS "The Mumanines Dhewen Bs (Whes i4 Toll Free (519 area) 1.800â€"265â€"8977 578â€"1570 Monua; Saluldawré 11 a m 6 pm ALSO AT BASS & TICKE T AGENCIES Call for hours open