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'tAmt," -_-e.rfT_FRuN"Wdr'taM6bE, mm. WIMQ 9M6 Trckcts umlablc at the Humanmm Theatre Bot (Who- "ttl', URN and all nth” MRS mum» Noun Monday to Friday. I I a m In " ll m Iatytlay I? [m to 3131", "iiGrsday, Before the snow flies, you have one more chance to see some of the top golfers in the country tee off in the Oktoberfest tourney on Oct. 9 and 10. Gus Mane, the friendly pro, and his Westmount course will play host for the two-day event. Gus says that some of the stars who will be there are Bob Puaslnk. [an Dolg. and many others. It gives you a warm feeling to hear the university students plan to help the poor and support the St. J ohn's Soup Kitchen in Kitchener. Chaplain Father Alex McCauley, CR., indicates that this will be part of the special Thanksgiving liturgy on Monday, Oct. 13 on the UW campus. Canned goods will be collected and then the items will be taken to St. John's Kitchen. With the growing interest in day-time curling. the K-W Granite Club may hold a weekly jitney on Wednesdays at 1:30 pan. It seems the early-retirement crowd now prefers to curl in the mornings and afternoons. Call 742-1868. MAIL ITEMS TO BOX 898, Waterloo, Ont. If you are interested in getting involved in Ballroom dancing then Andy and Maureen Mason would be happy to hear from you. The beginners group meets at Empire School on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 8 pan. while the more advanced ones go dancing Sundays at 2 p.m. in St. Agnes school hall. Once a month all the club groups enjoy a gala evening at Paradise Gardens in Guelph. Call Andy at 743-4442. If you’re looking for a fun thing to do with your children Sunday, Oct. 12, then you might like to take them along to see the Oktoberfest Toy Show at the Waterloo Inn. The display will include wind up toys, Teddy Bears, cars, trucks, dolls, tractors and many unusual items. Collectors will be interested in the display of souvenirs which span the 17 years of the festival's operation. Phone Betty Recchla at 743-8921 for more details. School trustee Mel Barrie is also a deputy constable in the local police force. The Sorrel Place resident was sworn in when he joined the Police Chorus. This fine singing group has been heard locally at many functions. This past summer the police officers were invited by Expo 86 to be featured at the Vancouver pavilion bandstand. Mel says the gift of $1,000 by Waterloo Council to defray part of the travelling costs was most appreciated by the officers. We understand that the group now plans to do something in return for our city. It was nice to see the children of the crisis center in St. Agatha Village being recognized once again by the insurance agents of Waterloo County. The eighth annual Poor Boy's Luncheon with the standard fare of beans and wieners was served up to help the youngsters. John Gallivan at 579-3330 is taking donations. _ - Fr, "". _ _ ',or" eve ", I/Jo/ e; ' T _5:;;:::¢;:;ee~;; i/i: Tr T ':ffA4; " "o:' 2:31?" -- 5 T . c"' _ _ .iis-'r ,. A-' W“ i.kj,,ri:',ciiv.rio";, w', ':s)rtr't:srsfr"r'a'rj'j,r'ei,i"r)';, Cici tlt tsuu'r "i: 7 e :3» ll V ' qv I ' V1; 9",: V sv,' T w? s: C: si 'tl"' , . 'i:r/ti2ict?2iai'sffi. :51 with lid Rooney HIWN Coral Andrews Chronicle Special It's going to be a real bug-out! !! During Oktoberfest, Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre will present Maximillian Beetle, a colorful light-hearted romp which promises to delight children of all ages, as Maximillian and his friends explore the world beyond the window sill, as the tale begins in the garden and the imagination. Based on an idea with music and lyrics by Greg Swanson, from a book by Larry Zacharko (both artists come from Toronto and are coming to see this KWLT show), Maximillian Beetle (played by Aaron Solomon) meets the Amber the Butterfly (Cindi Lynch) and instantly likes her. When Amber accidentally drops _ her scart, Maximillian is determined to find Amber and return it to her. Tina Sweeny (Scarlet Ladybug), Chuck Peeren (Barney Fly), Aaron Solomon (Maximillian Beetle) and Cyndi Lynch (Amber) star in the Kitchener-Waterloo Little Theatre's upcoming production of Maximillien Beetle. Chronicle sun In the process, Maximillian meets a menagerie Maximillian Beetle a light-hearted romp of characters including an ant scout Jamboree, a ladybug, Tina Sweeney, who owns a beanery, a bee that has hayfever, and baddie Barney the Fly played by KWLT regular Chuck Pereen. As Maximillian’s quest continues he finds himself falling into many more misadventures. along his fun-filled way. Maximilllan Beetle is being presented Oct. 10 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. and Oct. ll, 12, 13 and 18 all 1 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., with all shows at KWLT's Princess St. Studio in Waterloo. Tickets are $6.00 for adults, and 84.50 for children. Group rates are available. Seating is limited so call 886-0660 to re- serve. The play is directed by Kathe Huras, who has directed children's workshops and worked last season on Names and Nicknames. Vocal coach is Brian Dorscht with play choreography by Chloe Budd. 3885-4239 V V Ata yr m» 5;, TFT . vs", _ ,