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PAGE 24 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 | REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR FALL The MAGIC OF NURSERY RHYMES Come out and see why we are ""steps ahead‘"‘ Tickets available at the Academy, 84B King North in Waterloo. Advance Tickets $3.00 or at the door $4.00 Over 100 students passed exams in ballet, jazz & tap this year. Con?ratulatlons to Theresa Fuller for a Mark of Distinction in ballet exams. Congratulations to Gail Dahms, our former student and teacher, presentl&;mning with Mickey Rooney in Sugar Babies. 5 _ SENIOR COâ€"ED CAMPUS WATERLOO I1S EXPANDING! FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: A second grade 6 class will be added at the junior campus in Elora. (The junior campus includes grades 4â€"8, boys only). Openings at some grade levels for September placement are available at both campuses. SENIOR CAMPUS 415 Phillip St., Waterioo (888â€"6723) ANNE SUETTAâ€"MULLEN CDTA, SRSBS, Choreographer & Director presented by the Suetta Academy of Dance Two funâ€"filled shows to del}fiht everyone, all based on the fantasy of Mother Goose. September 1983 will include a coâ€"ed grade 8 class. A comprehensive grade 13 level curriculum permits students to complete the secondary programme in 4 years. A direct bus route from Guelph is planned. ST. JOHN‘S SCHOOL (ELORA) Fridaly, June 10th, Waterloo Collegiate 5 p.m. & 7 p.m. Phone 885â€"3311 JUNIOR CAMPUS 33 Henderson St., Elora (846â€"0022) Congratulations are in order for the Waterâ€" loo Roo‘s womens volâ€" leyball team, recent silver medal winners in the â€"Eastern Canadian Senior A championship in Montreal. Consisting almost enâ€" tirely of players with university experience but including a player from Waterloo .colleâ€" giate and her coach at the school, the Roo‘s earlier won the Ontario championship in Windâ€" sor. Roo‘s were beaten 10â€"15, 11â€"15, by Sherâ€" brooke in the champiâ€" onship game in Monâ€" treal after both games went to 10â€"10. "The difference beâ€" tween them winning and us losing was the semiâ€"final games," said Roo‘s coach Dave Monteith, a Waterloo resident who teaches at Southwood â€" Secondary School in Cambridge. Roo‘s had a tough semiâ€"final match, takâ€" ing three games to deâ€" feat their perennial archrivals,. Scearâ€" borough Solars. Roo‘s had also defeated Solars to win the proâ€" vincial title but hadn‘t Great finish for Roo‘s 0 °_ gfi \* . 900 ""g‘ ®“‘ \\Q@' & 2 4 “““\5‘â€"3“,‘; ; 168 thp "5 beaten Solars in the previous two years. The Waterloo squad finished the regular season in first place in the Southâ€"Western Onâ€" tario A league with 37 wins against five Ee e e k Here is the Waterioo Roo‘s senior A volleyball team, Ontario champions and Canadian silver medallists. They are, front, Kristy Zepf, Val Williams, Brenda Bolienbach, Jennifer Lehmann and Maureen Long. At back are coach Dave Monteith, Allison McGee, Allyson Finden, Cindy Pavin, Ann Hovey, Wendy Sherlock and Jane Rebie. s John Nelson photo ‘ | P“’ G | e Y “Q OQ‘%C‘\\! VO | VO \ w\dfi’c‘ Rabbit & f â€" Mercedes league championship by beating Windsor Nailers 3â€"1 in games in the playoffs. Two Roo‘s players, Cindy Pavin and Wendy Sherlock, were ATTENTION: 5â€"PIN BOWLERS Lanes Available 1983â€"84 Season at WATERLOO BOWLING LANES & Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 9 p.m. & Thursday (4 lanes) 7 p.m. LOWEST RATES IN TWIN CITIES e 34 Years Bowling Experience. e 3 Staftf Members with over 30 years and 2 with over 20 years service e Plenty of Parking within one block of Dissatisfied with present service? WATERLOO BOWLING LANES rexpert repairs call Mikecur Klaus at For more information call 14 Princess St. West 886â€"2900 or 886â€"2370 Mercedes N. American models. 884â€"7640 houge. Hrt named to the allâ€"star squad at the Eastern Canadian championâ€" ships. Sherlock is the teacher at WClI and Allison McGee, also of the Roo‘s, is the player she coaches at WCl. Waterloo