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Asttteeurhutgseasaetwindsdoms,itisrtieetoseethe Waterloo area well represented in the Ontario finals in Oshawa last week for the Colts division (rookies) and Masters (60 plus). The K-W Granite Colts were Lads Dalgleanlt. skip, Mike Grhell. Terry native“. and John Atwell. The Master team has Jim Saunders, skip, Cure Eeeles, Bill Glider, Bay Fowler, and Larry Sykes. Because of the increasing demand for more day-time curling, the K-W Granite has tentatively approved a new men's category for September which includes inter-eity club play, competitive league. and jitneys. Details: 742-IM8. In reply to questions about the cost of living in New Zealand, things are not cheap. Agoodusedcar costs $20,000, an Avis rent a car (E category) is $900 for a week, mortgages are over 21% and there is a GSI' tax of 10% on "everything." Professional Men's Club are: Walter Inge, Washington Ave.; Ke- Scheler, Croyden PL; no“ Shvet, Stanley Dr., Ken Stewart, Gimme Dr.; - Sayer. Norman St.; In! Me, King St.; Robert Tie-ch, Glenridge Dr.; Edward Tyre-an. Northlake Dr.; “an! Valet. Warringwn Dr.; and William WM Forsyth Dr. “walking tour guide" tor the area...Who is getting marriedrigtttoesttteBettri-YVsitow Mays? Remember when Thy Till got married on the Johny Cana- show . . . . The K-W Canadian Federation of Univer- sity Women will hold its annual Used Book Sale April 3-4 at Hilliard Hall, corner of King A William St. . . . . If you get a chance, see Broadway's smash hit musical. Pimp Boys and mrtettes,attlteUWArtsCeettreApeil2-4....'theK-w Hospitai's famous "Nearly New Sale" takes place April tr-9. Helen Bey-on. conveoer. says the Auxiliary event welcomes any donations of good furnimre, jewellery, china, books, records, toys, etc. Doors open at the auditorium for the Public Wednesday, April 8 at 9:30 mm. . . . . The Stratford Festival announces that Bertha“ Carriere will compose the music for "Mother Courage" (directed by John Neville) "Cabaret," and "As You Like It." Andre Gag-on is musical 'i,odlllf,'l'.'f for "The School for Scandal" (directed by Robin P i ips.) "ao/arm'""""' Additional new members of the Retired Business and The Waterloo Chamber of Commerce has Just published a Friday, , atttteta-iesttte-aottic-ehtttr-mttertxssutnkts Koets hwymnm n m {uhpm‘humhy 1pm :0in 7'" i, 2 hpril to Saturday, A Apr" L, Humanities Theatre _ ,_ day, , April, 130 pm. CFCA. IOS' iUbatt3. "n “my This toe -ittfr. hand Wm hit-oct'"': musical comm ammo: blues, . “-‘W imam". mum me consul interaction? of four w mom Miers . ““M the "lttes oi friendship and INOIIw-r ., 2'l'iiC'i'o"'Gietatttte'ill11'i"s'; '"V ., muzssesmwmmsmulww II" Pump Boys and Dinettes, the toe-tapping, hand-clapping, high- octane musical is rolling into UW Humanities Theatre Thursday, April 2 at 8 p.m.. Friday, April 3 at 1:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. and Saturday, April 4 at8 p.m. Pump Boys and Dinettes is a Broadway show that got its unusual start in a New York City steak house. This musing blend ofatssorted music (country, blues. gospel and rockabilly) blended with the tale of life in a roadside diner and gas station, soon had Broadway audiences and critics alike singing its praises. Principal creator Jim Wann and partner Mark Hardwick Pump Boys and Dinettes rolls into Humanities About the same time, Wartn's wife, Cass Jdorgan, and her friend iriirrriar, were devel- oping a cabaret act about the "Dinettes," a couple of sisters called Cupp who run a roadside eatery called The Double Cupp Diner. Gradually the foursome saw the possibility of putting their ideas together, and Pump Boys and Dinettes was born. in the play, the values of friendship and were performing at a popular Manhattan restaurant when, for their own amusement, they took to wearing gas station uniforms and singing original numbers about life along the nation‘s highways. life's simple pleasures come to life through the comical interac- tions of four gas station jockeys and a pair of waitresses who work at a roadside stop. Tickets are available at the Humanities Theatre Box Office in person or by calling 885-4280 or at any BASS ticket outlet. Prices are 813 for adults and 811.25 for students and seniors 60 and over. This production of Pump Boys and Dinettes is a new version utilizing the Charlottetown Fes- tival cast and some elements of the Variety Theatre production including the Dora award-win- ning lighting and set designs, 3885-4280