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14-The Canadien Champion, Friday, September 14,2001 *Have ill your Eliciee5 picturec, re.tiativec amd *techmology, andl then l Itraneferre4 onit-o eîther a VCR tape or a CP-Viceo. l'rhome to-c4ay Vo have our cormplete je5t of 5ervicce anel reasonraMe pri'ce5 *maiied to your home. 9S5-b7b-629 Spcil etue up Sa o l e 15 iee th C olones teder cmke fotor V15..99 + ta 276akMaist. 878-4171 DIES Ott THE-O P nai S.M A TIO Mgok'W *XIÀ Sept.1 17 T Sia 1neay 15~~Ot 20ce Maf teClnesonde wi Ge 2 0 Main St. E.8 08-4 899 AÎ t$~Jterainment -E1vis tribute artist to perform After winning the 'Images of the King' competition in Memphis, Elvis Presley tribute artist Stephen Kabakos is going to 'The Way it Was'. The renowned performer will appear at the John Elliot Theatre (9 Church St.) in Georgetown tomorrow night as part of 'The Way it Was', a furtdraising music series for the Halton Museum Foundation. The one-night-only show wilI feature Mr. Kabakos in authentic costumes, singing into vintage-style microphones and hacked up by the TVB Players and the Memphis Sound. Tickets, which cost $23 for adulta and $20 for seniors, are available as the John Elliot Theatre hox office at (905) 877- 3700. Choir invites Milton Choristers ofers new sîngers The St. PauI's United Church Choir welcomes new members of alI ages t0 sing during its Wedrtesday evening practices and Sunday mortsing servic- es. For more information, cail (905) 878-8895. subscription series tickets The public cao take advantage of sub- scription series tickets for Milton Choristers concerts and enjoy substantial savings. Audiences cao take in three concerts this season - Britten's Ceremony of Carols, Requiem for Easter and Standards and Gems: Gershwin, Porter and More. Subscription tickets (including the three concerts) cost $38 for adults, $30 for sen- iors and students and $18 for children. Orders for subacription seies tickets cao lie placed by obtaining a brochure from Peggy's at Milton Mail or Delacounis on Main Street or by calling (905) 876-2401 or (905) 689-0646.