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This show is entirely student directed, performed and administered. Jason Wiersma, the show‘s director, is heavily involved in school activities and you might recognize him from his appearance as "Danny" in this past fall‘s production of Grease. When first organizing the show he stated that he wanted something new and innovative for the production this year, and we believe that he has accomplished this with flair. The show will be hosted by our Rotary Exchange student from South Africa, Nikki Krowitz, a thespian and former KCI student Alex Lofthouse, and a homeâ€"grown Blueâ€" valian, Kristen Duncan. As Nikki says in her introduction ‘"all the hours of gruelly rehearsals have all come together, so please join us as we enact our theme â€" United We Stand â€" Together We Rock! The time has finally arrived for the students of Bluevale Collegiate to put on its annual production of Many Moods of Music. This show has received rave reviews in the past and we promise that this year‘s show will also be immensely successful. It is no secret that the students of Bluevale are talented in both athletics and drama, and Many Moods of Music showcases yet another aspect of their talents. The title "Many Moods of Music‘ speaks for itself with numbers ranging from pop songs by Wilsonâ€" Phillips and Cher, to a classical violin and grand piano rendition of "Hungarian Dance." For the heavier rock fans we have two Metallica numbers, and not to leave anyone out, we even have a high energy Rap group. From ‘goâ€"go‘ girls to those crazy teachers, we have somethinng to suit the tastes of young and old! PAGE A14 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1991 bnorrme t VmSt se esns -------------------a -------------------â€" brat ne ow ommR bonninnedinvendigniofiimmndisccninmn l-------------------a | -------------------_l sn ie _ O T m on an an un on as us on on on on oo on on on on ons on on ------------------- ‘nameiitnpeenreme ns un 0 t T n n e o *Ootme>._ _ cife Any lunch entré imarsail 94 Bridgeport Rd. E., Waterloo â€" 725â€"9999 Sponsored by fff§J NATIONAL BanK OF Canapa The Children‘s Hospital of Western Ontario Foundation EACH LARGE SUBMARINE â€" NO LIMIT = mxmoaoens ONLY â€" Expires June 1/91 °20 Coupon s ‘or Tree shoes and $2 off bowhing purchase of $10 or more fimwmmra:"&mwwm Phone for Reservations This coupon is good us coupon is good lor free shoes and $2 off any WATERLOO BOWLING LANES Saturday, May 11, 1991, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Giasgow Heights Plaza "1.00 OFF (corner F Car Wash *4.00 886â€"2900 or 886â€"2370 "Be part of the tun" (mwwmnwwawn' flliiflv s .-Mnm-ln.m.__ Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m.â€"3 a.m. 5 PIN BOWLERS BIG JOHN‘S % SUBMARINES n Tzac zomm VoMus inâ€"10 Call 746â€"7000 "~‘Xkmia%":> 851 Fischerâ€"Hailman Rd., Kitchene 1405 Ottawa Street N., Kitchener 191 King Street W., Kitchener LC.B.0. Authorized _ _ _ _ Y " * _ Must be 19 yrs. of age _ . Expires May 31/91 14 Princess St. W., Waterloo Fully Licensed Under L.L. 8.0, SAVE *2 MAHthIS«vh AL f $9.00 and University) 1, Make sure all garbage is disposed properly, that is, put your garbage in the garbage can, not on the ground. 2. Please recycle all pop cans and glass bottles. 3. Remember to return all dishes and cutlery to the cafeteria. thegmegoncern for our environment last week by sending plantâ€"aâ€"grams and signing various petiâ€" tions. Because of the enthusiastic fundraising efforts of the students, WCI will have over 30 new trees plants on our school grounds this year. Finally, now that the warm weather has arrived, many Vikings can be found outdoors at noon hour, eating their lunches. Just a few reminders to those of you who do "dine" outside: that many Vikings recognized and acknowledged the talents of our student body. Once again, kudos to all involved in the production of the show. Also, the Environment Group would like to thank all students and staff at WCI who demonstrated Congratulations and accolades to all cast and crew of WCI‘s musical, Anything Goes. The show, which ran for four nights last week, was an entertaining showcase of some extremely talented performers. Afitendance was almost at full capacity, indicating Elaine Hua The show opens tonight at 8 p.m. and runs nightly until Saturday, May 4. Tickets are $5 in advance (for reserved centre seating) and $7 at the door. For more information, please call 885â€"4620, extension 29, and ask for Mrs. Pflug. EHE EHHE: SS $11s Ts â€"frmPomGemiapentieteetremdocdcd.._A _1 3 ------------------- _â€"â€"_____________ °C TT Eo on on i Expires June 5/91 \ WCI "Taste the difference of a fresh homemade blzrger" STANLEY‘S BURGERS 209 Lexington Rd., Waterloo, N2K 261 725â€"0308 A K 109 We also make orthotic footbeds and C arch supports. Call 885â€"4030 or visit at Glenridge Plaza, corner of University \y, Ave. E. and Lincoln Rd., Waterlooâ€" iaj‘;\h Sales & Restoration Center & Schugardt‘s Shoe Repair Chronicle SUPER SAVINGS IN QOUR ... { A %%« w nigpline tnaiqalipein e