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PAGE 20 â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1983 aTHE SMURF CAKE CLARKE, STARKE AND DIEGEL Come in and choose from 900 cake top designs. You‘re sure to find one for any occasion. The design of your choice free with the purchase of your delicious cake. $2.00 value Valid until November 30, 1983 limit one per coupon. Make an ordinary day special with a decorated "Kopy Kake" available exclusively from BRING THIS AD IN AND RECEIVE M CLARKE, STARKE AND DIEGEL SATURDAY & SUNDAY l ‘ ‘"The Home of Quality Baking" 702 KING ST. W., KITCHENER, 742â€"1841 NOW 2 SESSIONS are pleased to announce the merger of their practices effective October 1, 1983 The combined practices will operate under the tirm name of STANLEY C. NAHRGANG KOPY CAKE SKATE RENTAL 75¢ ALL SESSIONS TWIN CITY‘S LARGEST ROLLER RINK 341 Marsiand Drive. 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"Five years ago, | was drowning "% #& â€" in a sea of food. My 4 *%, â€" Weight Watchers Auditions for Kitchâ€" enerâ€"Waterloo Little Theatre‘s February production of Allan Stratton‘s comedy, *‘*Nurse Jane Goes to Hawaii‘", will be held at the KWLT building, 9 Princess St. E., Tuesâ€" day, Nov. 8 at 7:00 If your interests are in backstage work, cosâ€" tumes, set building, props, promotion or any other aspect of play production, this is the night for you to come out, meet us, and get involved. E> _ group was my %\ \‘ lifeboat. ';k\‘.. â€".__ Weight Watchers 1°* _ helped me #< turn around my turn around m thinking. IleomeJ to take action and make choices that put me on the winâ€" ning side of the Today I am still free of 30 lbs. of fat, free to be thin, free to be me!" tra ho Wwate hes 1 Wwergh: wval The lecture is sponâ€" sored by Conrad Greâ€" bel College Community Education Program and Music Departâ€" ment. Schafer has been arâ€" tistâ€"inâ€"residence at Meâ€" morial University (1963â€"1965) and Profesâ€" sor of Communication Studies at Simon Fraser University (1965â€"1975). Presently, he continues his creâ€" ative work from the relative seclusion of his farm near Bancroft, Ontario. Although his early formal studies were in music, Schafer has also been profoundly inâ€" fluenced by his indeâ€" pendent studies in lanâ€" guage, literature and philosophy, and by the views of Marshall McLuhan. All of these form a part of the deep sensiâ€" tivity to the pressing issues of our contemâ€" porary life that inâ€" forms many of Schafer‘s composiâ€" tions, which number close to one hundred. Requiems For a Toronto Kammertrio at Chamber dinnerâ€"concert The Kâ€"W Chamber Music Society presents its opening dinner conâ€" cert of the 1983â€"84 seaâ€" son Saturday, Nov. 5 with a performance by The Toronto Kammerâ€" trio at Conrad Grebel College. The dinner portion of the program begins at 7 p.m. in the Dining Room at the College, lWESMY NIGHTS ARE PARTY NIGCHTS EVERY WEEK AT TNE TRAVELER‘S 20 DANCERS â€" 2 STACES NONâ€"STOP! Moron innele Tuesday Night We Feature: Reduced Rates Free Table Dancing e Traveler‘s Tâ€"shirts e Prizes Galore Don‘t Forget Our Businessman‘s Lunch! _ _ DROP IN ANY DAY! Featuring The Finest in Continuous Exotic French Table Dancers Just Off The 401 on Highway 24 South (Hespeler Road) Cambridge 623â€"9950 We‘re The Area‘s Largest Exotic Entertainment Lounge North/White, Miniwanâ€" ka, and Music For A Wilderness Lake, among others, arise from his intense conâ€" cern for the environâ€" ment. In two of his recent works, Apocalypsis and RA, Schafer treats timeless (and particuâ€" larly timely) topics in grand proportions. RA, for example, is an eleâ€" venâ€"hour synesthetic work (premiered last spring at the Ontario Science Centre) which takes as its program the descent of the Egyptian sun god, Ra, into the netherworld, with the evening‘s em tertainment to follow at 9 p.m. in the Chapâ€" el. Complete package tickets are $25 per perâ€" son or $22 each for groups of four or more. The Toronto Kamâ€" mertrio of pianist Kathleen Solose, violinâ€" ist Anthony Flint and Bluevale collegiate presents You Can‘t Take It With You as its annual stage production Nov. 3â€"5 at 8 p.m. at the school. Cost is $3 for adults, $2 for students, $1 for children and $8 for families. BCI stage production Schafer has written five books, some 16 pamphlets, and nuâ€" merous â€" articles. _ World is perhaps one of his most visionary books; it is a profusely documented an)g_l_ysis of the global ‘‘soundâ€" scape," and an urgent plea for a sensitive and artistic tuning of it through large scale acoustical design (rather than the norâ€" mally resorted to noise abatement measures). cellist Ifan Williams, has gained considerâ€" able acclaim as an exâ€" citing new piano trio. Spotlight of the dinâ€" ner is on French cuiâ€" sine and among the trios performed are topâ€"drawer pieces by Saintâ€"Saens, Roussel and Ravel. For ticket informa tion phone 886â€"1673.