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Wednesday, February 22, 1979
University Daily Kansan
City gym offers diverse activities
By STEVE HERBERT
Sports Writer
To some University of Kansas students, the Community Building, 11th and Vermont streets, presents opportunities there related to the often crowded Johnson Gymnasium.
Operated by the city of Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department, the Community Building is open for basketball, handball, raucetball, weight lifting and other activities seven days a week. Classes in dance, gymnastics, fitness and arts and crafts, some of which are taught by KU students, also are offered.
KENNETH KUTTLER is one of those students, Kuttler, Mission senior, is taking advantage of what she called a profitable market—teaching disco dancing does she teach a weekly class at the Comedy Club, but she also conducts private lessons.
"THEE'S QUITE a market in disc dance," she said. "Teaching is a lot of fun; since the people are eager to learn and they really enjoy it. We have a good time."
Kuttler, who has won several dance contests and conducted private lessons in Kansas City, said that her pupils are one of the few in her classes, she says, is on loose, improvised daintery.
*teach line dances and Saturdays Night Fever* dances, but I really encourage people to make up their own stuff; *staff* students teach *dance* classes at the Community Building: Brad Sterret, Norton sophomore, and Denise von Hoene, Alququerque, and Elsie Williams, ballroom dancers, and in modern and creative dance and ballet.
Wednesday, Feb. 22
BELLE DE JOUR
Luis Bunuel:
with Catherine Deneuve, Michel Piccoli, Winner—Best Picture, Venice Film Festival
7:30 & 9:30 p.m., $1.00, Ballroom
Six Late Films by San Francisco Filmmaker and Poet James Broughton:
Thursday, Feb. 23
EROGEMY
GOLDEN POSITIONS
THE WATER CIRCLE
HIGH KUKUS
THIS IS IT
TESTAMENT
7:30 p.m., $1.00, Ballroom
Friday, Feb. 24
FILMMAKER CHICK STRAND IN PERSON. Will show her films.
Fri. & Sat., Feb. 24 & 25
8:00 p.m., FREE, Forum Room
SLAP SHOT
Dir. George Roy Hill with Paul Newman, "uponaptively lusty entertainment"
3:30:70 or 9:30 p.m., $1.25, Ballroom
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW
Midnight Movie
Willems, who has trained in dance studios, said the enthusiasm of her students made her classes more enjoyable. After all, it's a struggle just to get into her classes.
Dir. Jim Sharman with Tim Curry,
Susan Sarandon
12:00 a.m. Midnight $1.25, Ballroom
Sunday, Feb. 26
Jean Cocteau's Classical Fantasy
BEAUTY & THE BEAST
"I'm just seeing how I enjoy it to see whether I want to pursue it as a career," Willems, a major in art history, said.
STERRETT AND Von Hoene stumbles upon their jobs accidentally. They enrolled in the class a year and half ago. Their teacher quit after the first sessions. Since they already had taken a class in ballroom dancing at KU and were merely taking the class to stay in practice, the two volunteered and got the job.
with Jean Marais, Josette Day 2:30 p.m., $1.00, Forum Room
Monday, Feb. 27
Monday, Feb. 27
Surrealist Films:
Luis Bunuel:
THE ILLUSION TRAVELS BY STREETCAR
"The classes fill up so quickly that they have to have a different positive just to sign up for them." she said.
THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL
7:30 p.m., $1.00, Woodruff
"I really like it, since I like to dance," Sterrett said. "It's fun to meet interesting people and watch the way they improve."
Although Sterrett said he was paid a good salary for his work, Voin Haene is a volunteer.
LIFE WILEMS, Judy Brausa, Topea senior, has an interest in a career gained by her work at the Community Building. A recreation major, Braisa is doing her internship this semester through field work at the city's recreation center.
Tuesday, Feb. 28
Latin American Cinema, Nova Brazil:
TERRA EM TRANSE (Land in
Anguish) Dr. Glauber Roche.
7:30 p.m.; $1.00, Woolduff
Sterrett has a wide range of age groups in his classes. The younger ones, uninitiated to ballroom dancing, simply want to learn how, and without olders idleness, want to do it properly.
"We just try to get across the basics so hopefully they can improvise," he said.
TEACHING DANCE is more to Willems than a fun, money-making activity—for her it represents a possible career. And the five classes she teaches for the city, to both children and adults, is a way for her to gauge the strength of her teaching interest.
Ernie Shaw, sports supervisor for the parks and recreation department, said they regularly allow recreation majors to serve their required internships at the Community
"We go to the recreation department and go to the students they recommend," he said. "They supervise the building and free play times."
"I'm just observing the main office and how it operates," she said.
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if you can find Topeca, you can find Wolfe's Camera Shop. Both are easy to find and well stocked. Follow interstate 70 Downtown. Exit at the 8th Street (worry not—some signs are wrong). Turn left off the ramp and proceed 3 blocks to Kansas Avenue. Turn right one more block to Kansas Avenue. Store your camera store. There we are: right on the corner of 7th and Kansas Avenue. Hey! There's a store behind our store, across from the Grand Theatre, on Jackson Avenue, a whole big parking lot. We even have an entrance. See the map on our logo.
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WHY COME TO WORK?
Well, we think we are uninterested in camera shots. We are wide range of beautiful displays (and the girls aren't too bad either) and lots of merchandise. You won't have to face a forced decision between
WHY COME TO WOLFE'S?
WHAT KINDS OF EQUIPMENT?
Wolfe's stocks most major brand names of cameras and lenses—and they are in stock. You can also find everything from Swiss Army knives to an 8 inch television set, professional and amateur light equipment and an assortment of gadgets, bags to put your gadgets in, and miscellaneous gear that you can buy at the darkroom supplies or no further. Wolfe's has a great selection of Kodak, Ilford, Acufine and more. Hurry over today.
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WHEN SHOULD YOU COME TO WOLFE'S?
Well, Wolfe's is open Tuesday thru Saturday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm. And, on Monday we are open from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm. But, if you can't make it over, we are always as close as your phone. If the teacher should arrive within 24 to 48 hours later by UPS, So, call or come over, today. (Call 235-1386).
WHERE IS WOLFE'S
We are conveniently located on the corner of 7th and Kansas Avenue in Downtown Topeka. And we have two entrances: one entrance is in front of the store on Kansas Avenue. Our other entrance is on 7th street. That way you can see the view from your car. We also store on Jackson Avenue. Either way, drive over, park your car, and come on in Wolfe's Camera Shop. The Suitcase Store is 35 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, Kansas.
STORE HOURS
Monday 8:30 to 8:30
Tuesday thru Saturday
8:30 to 5:30
Wolfe's
camera shop, inc.
635 Kansas Avenue • Phone 235-1386
Topeka Kansas