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Tickets available at the Humanities Theatre Box Office (885â€"4280) and all other BASS outlets Hours Monday to Fnday. 11 2 m to 6 p m . Saturday. 1 pm to 5 p m J.m Tuesday, 15 September Wednesday, 16 September 8:00 p.m.. Theatre of the Arts Discover the relationship between ) S Bach and his 20th Century counterparts Adults $1700 (Students/Seniors $13.00) ~ _ Roundup; . .......Smiling Vince Scherer, who died last week, was always where the action was.He was a gentle giant and everybody‘s friend .. . .. Executive John Clark of Manufacturers Life is some golfer. With some of the shots he was making, he could go on the tour ... ... Happy birthday Rotarians: Bob Somerville, September 10; Doug Graham 11; George Wood 13; Clarence Mantie 15; Lion Bill Wells 3 Jim Baird 13 . . .. Past president Fred Shanke of Waterloo Lions (1972â€"73) died at his retirement home in Sauble Beach . . . . The Kâ€"W Granite Club Curling hopes to attract the weekday golfers with a $130 introductory fee: phone 742â€"1868 . . . . They were telling me at the MDS Laboratories in the University Square Plaza that they may have to open a second Lab in Waterloo to handle the increased traffic. It seems MDS Labs was started to two engineers in Toronto about 20 years ago. They were involved in computers but quickly switched over to medical testing services when they saw the demand. There are already four Kitchener offices and now the expansion is starting in Waterloo. We were really impressed with the arrangements for the *‘Charity Golf Tournament" which was sponsored by Manufacturers Life Insurance at Foxwood. The committee of Tom Drake, John Clark, Jeff Hutcheson, Bill Inkol, Don Kerr, Gus Maue, Rich Putnam, and Jan Pender did an excellent job. During the tournament, we walked a few holes with Canada‘s former top woman professional Sandra Post and she said that the top moment in her career was when she won the Dinah Shore golf event. I asked why are there 10 junior boys taking up the sport to every girl? Sandra said the young boys don‘t seem to want to play golf with the girls at that age and tend to push them aside. Post also admitted that golf is not an easy game to learn and this discourages some girls. Regarding today‘s women touring pros, Sandra indicated there are more of them and they are being better coached with college scholarships. However, she felt none of them have a smoother swing than veteran Mickey Wright. If you haven‘t been down Columbia Road recently, you‘li be amazed to see the new University of Waterioo student residence that is in the final stage of completion. We‘ve been told there are 400 units each with four bedrooms and a common living area. Mutual Life provided the mortgage money to finance the "Columbia Lake Townhouses." In many respects, they remind me of the new student *village" which we stayed in last year at the University of British Columbia. The UBCâ€"townhouses were built on the campus for the visitors to Expo ‘86 and then turned over to the students for the autumn semester. Mail items to Box 898, Waterloo, Ont L ; _ | Written 0Y > â€" _\ Thursday, 17 S | fal s:00 p m Hum _2 * > Matinee Frnday . "one of Blyth Adults $13.00 dast® with Ted Rooney 1| 0 W N # Written by Anne Chislett and Keith RoulbstO" â€" _\ Thursday, 17 September 10 saturday. 19 Septembet F< 8:00 pmâ€"â€" Humanities Theatre ~_| Matinee: Friday. 18 September. 1;:30 pm \ l "one of giyih‘s most powerful plays ever Adults $1 3.00 (Slud('m.\/Sen'mrs $10.00) Women‘s fashions of the 20th century â€" including "flapper‘‘ dresâ€" ses, padded shoulders, Dior‘s ‘New Look‘, the microâ€"mini, and bridal gowns â€" will be the focus of this fall‘s lecture series at Doon Heriâ€" tage Crossroads. The first presentation Sept. 16 will feature women‘s fashions from 1900 to 1945. Visitors will learn how Edwardian women dressed, see the tango danced, hear a popular period song, understand the effect of the first war on women‘s clothes, see ‘flappers‘ dance the Charleston, admire the feminine styles of the Pianist Beth Ann de Sousa is also an alumnus of Wilfrid Laurier University‘s Faculty of Music, of which she is now a member. She is well known for her choral, vocal and instrumental accompanying work throughout the community and at WLU. Violinist Jennifer Johnson is a student at Wilfrid Laurier University and associate concertmaster of the Kâ€"W Symphony Orchestra and of the newly formed "Kammermusik Ensemble." Johnson is currently also a special student of violinist Nancy di Novo, of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. In his second year of studies he took up the clarinet with the outstanding clarinetist of the Canadian Chamber Ensemble, Victor Sawa. His progress in the instrument was such that in 1986 Brunton won second place in the National Festival of Music, Chamber Music Class in Vancouver. He has also been Principal Clarinetist of the Kâ€"W Youth Orchestra and of the WLU Symphony Orchestra. Adding to his talents, he has also taken up conducting in a serious way, and has acted as Assistant Conductor of the Kâ€"W Youth Orchestra for several years. Brunton will perform the Schumann Fantasy Pieces, the Brahms Sonata No. 2, the Poulenc The Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Chamber Music Society continues its tradition of support for promising local artists of professional calibre by presenting the professional solo debut of clarinetist Phillip Brunton, accompanied by Beth Ann de Sousa and Jennifer Johnson. Brunton came to Wiifrid Laurier University in 1982 to study the Saxophone with Doug Pulien. In his very first year, Brunton won the WLU Concerto Competition; he also took top woodwind honors at the Toronto Music Festival and first place in the prestigious Edward Johnson competition, instruâ€" mental class, at the Guelph Spring Festival in Clarinetist Brunton debuts with Chamber 20thâ€"century fashion at Doon Heritage Crossroads The second presentation Sept. 23 will begin with Dior‘s ‘New Look‘ introduced in 1947 and will show the range of ‘50s clothing from cocktail dresses, to hats, purses, stiletto heels and saddle shoes, circle skirts, beaded sweaters and pencil skirts. Fashions from the ‘60s will include microâ€"minis, the ‘wet look‘, and the hippy look â€" while the ‘70s will focus on the dressâ€"forâ€"success trend fashion has taken. Familiar music and the ‘30s and the smart utilitarian look of the ‘40s, as models dance and jive to Big Band music. Members of the public are advised to purchase tickets in advance at Centre in the Square or UW box offices, Words Worth Books or by calling 886â€"1673 to reserve seats, which are limited. Sonata, and, with Ms. Johnson, the Trio of Darius Milhaud. Phillip Brunton Tickets may be obtained at the door or in advance by telephoning 893â€"1914. The series will be held on Wednesâ€" day evenings, September 16, 23, 30, from 8 to 9:30 p.m. in the Hall of Fame at Doon Heritage Crossroads. The last evening, Sept. 30, will be devoted to wedding fashions from 1900 to 1979. Bridal gowns from 1890, 1922, 1938, the ‘40s, ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s have been collected and will be modelled, as the wedding customs of each era are discussed. dances from each era will be per formed. T885 4280