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June 26. by of THURSDAY TUESDAY MONDAY _rf',',',', ..525 7-10 p.111. 7-10 p.m. 1-5 p.m. 1-5 p.m. T Prices _ scaled for - Treat The UW Arts Centre announced the return of the Complete Treat for the 1983/84 Hunr dinger season this week and "things are a little different this year." said Dan Don- aldson, Arts Centre manager. “Because of the tre- mendous difference in artist fees, we have been forced to offer the Complete Treat at three different price levels: $24.50. $25.50 and $28.50." he said. "Nonetheless, it's still the best deal and the best entertainment package to be found anywhere in the area. I want people to know that no matter what price level they choose. they will receive the same careful attention and service which has made the Complete Treat an annual favor- ite with our audience." The Complete Treat includes dinner at Chances 'W, choice of 16 professional attrac- tions at the Humanities Theatre and the Thea- tre of the Arts, and dessert and beverage at Chances 'rt' after the show. The perform- ers often drop in to the restaurant after the show as well. making for yet another "treat" INSTANT PASSPOR T PHOTOGRAPHS I me can CENTRE - 55 Ertt St E 884-1202 wow Yukon Proloouonally In Our Studio Westwood Studio Black 8 White $700 Colour It promises to be an evening of toe-tapping, yarn-spinning, sing-along fun reminiscent of an "old-tinte summer concert in the park" when Mr. Jack Daniel's Silver Cornet Band brings its act to Centre in the Square Thursday, July 7 at 8 Now in its North American tour, Mr. Jack Daniel's Original Silver Cornet Band brings vividly to life the sights and sounds of a vanished era in American musical history via a l4-piece band of Tennessee musicians dedicated to playing the music of the Small Town Bands of over half a century ago. The Original Silver Cornet Band was founded in 1892 by Mr. Jack Daniel (of distillery fame) in Lynchburg, Tennessee. He was able to purchase the full complement of instruments, brand new. nickel plated and complete with cases and guarantee. from the Sears and Roebuck catalog The 'prtt'T,',',t local group The Beirdo Broth” were audience favorites as they pla hit eonge and requests Saturday and Sunday during Watenoo Days celebrations at Waterloo Park. Small town band era lives with Mr. Daniels FAVORITE TUNES "There as never any endmg w Pans and the memory of each per-Ion who has [wed m n dnffera from that of any other We always returned no u no matter who we were " "A Movable Fault" _ Ernest Hanungway Theta-t warytodi-rthernty won toot Pans u an attic Window of nowert “mun? down on m: s.mueurrraoefuilofpoople coking“ 'sirofehtrrtity Ttsee-is-re-reopen-ltr/ht uAuttietaeytttito'"ruPefPH.'1TeEe, .. . ' ,,,,,L_.- .L- ....... mum all-un- a” """V _""""'"'- W---" _ “PM. GaGiuiune-ofNiadt delight y'thtd ThGorooumethoreuu_toureerA.' 2etrlt5 Place do In Concord-e. hotel In . .PPauapduriey-t.e1ie1ff,t immune - pol BALLOONS I: WISHES ind 'iiii,'aiiGrfriGiaanrGre everythmg an iiGrule way world wars rue one “but now-tletra. the owwt, From tho dock ot- lsabella Graywn for $227.70. The band was made up of local townspeople like the banker, hardware clerk, feed merchant and workers from Mr. Daniel's distillery. For 20 years they played at rallies, parades, funerals, picnics and at regular concert appear- ances in the gazebo bandstand. Gradually as other forms of entertainment came into being. the small town bands disappeared. In 1973 musician-actor-historian Dave Fuimer began his project to recreate the Mr. Jack Daniel's Original Silver Cornet Band. To do so, some 80 years inter, meant importing some horns from France, hand-making others to order, and even scrounging through the attics of antique collectors The time required? 15 months. The investment? Over $30,000. Tickets are $10. $9, and $8 with discounts to Seniors and groups of 25 or more. PARIS TALK Radio club Test This weekend June 2526 from 2 pm. Sat urday to 2 p m Sunday, members of the Kitch ener Waterloo Ama, tenr Radio Club will be holding their annual Field Day emergency preparedness test. During the weekend, thousands of Amateur Radio operators (Hams) in Canada and the US., set up their stations in the open using only emergency power and portable an- tennas. Power comes from batteries; gas operated generators; natural power such as solar or wind driven generators or in one case the generator on a bicycle with hams tak- ing turns to keep the generator solos. The operating site this year is to be at Waterloo Park quite close to the Band Shell and Rest Rooms. The club is grateful to Mr. Ken Pfhag, Director of Community Services Waterloo tor permis- aton to not such a fine site for its Beat day Uit visitors are more dun welcome to cm 'Bttsc-Rtqdrrho&,