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When Ram Armenian chose Beethoven's Ninth Ode'l'o Joy, asanopener for the 1980-81 Kit- chener-Waterloo Sym- phony Orchestra Seaisoit, he created an inspira- tion in the minds of the Women's Committee. So on November 22. 1900 at the conclusion of the Ninth Symphony, party goers will move backstage for an Apres Nine Gala to celebrate the Orchestra‘s First series performance in its new home The Centre in the Square. Skitri was born in Cairo, Egypt in 1963 and began playing the guitar managed 13. Hestw died under the famed classical guitarists Ida Presli and Alexandre There will be dancing to Just In Tyme and games of chance with women's committee members and their hus- bands acting as dealers. Models will be circu- Aaron Stilts. no claimed a one of the world's leading lu- tenuts, will perfonn in concert at Wilfrid Laurier University's fa- culty of music tomor- Symphony women host concert gala The "Joyful" Apres Nine Gala will entertain 1500 people on the huge stage, the wings, the re- hearsal hall and the layers of the Centre. The Women's Committee members are sure that none will have a dull mo -q.--q-'-N---w-..r---. ._. o a . .lanum‘nm qhe New Swingle 45mm th-star-uae-"------- to-ttmth-tVF-ttmm-toil-tet,-)", “mmmmem. "Mvocaiologm" '. I'N kt I . 4mg? aii'iiiiiiis.si'r, 37;; ' 7m wC,,,ii'i'i"'c Unique artist performing tomorrow Sunday, Nov. 16 - 8 pm. UWAmConmprm Library 'amnesty' He performed his first lute recital in Paris in 1967 and since then has given iii-herons recitals across Europe and after establishing himself tion to North America where he introduced baroque hue and theorbo The Waterloo Public Library and its Parkside Branch will declare a “time of amnesty" be- tween November 16 and November 22 to provide patrons with long over- due books to return them to the library with- out payment of fines. lating through the crowds displaying Sander ”fashions and commike 3 members will be' citing hors d'oeuvres with drink or desserts with coffee. Buying a ticket and at- tending the Apres Nine Gala means one may also go home a winner of one of the raffles which include the baton with which Ram conducts the Ninth Symphony. an Es- kimo sculpture donated by B. F. Goodrich Ltd. from lnukshuk Gal- leries. a one-year sub- In February of 1976. Humanities Theatre, 3? Universityof Waterloo $9.50(sm./5on.ss.oo) information: 885-4280 UW Am Conic Box t9ttimr, Hum-Mics Thoma. UW OttCarrqtus:G-Kathrett%txtr6s, 1hfa-tooS-anttStnntery Pan” Bl Ind The Comm In he Stud. Lots of convenient parking a 2St A w. apologuo tor any "Icon trqe%q0erq on may have can“ to Pm Tho-Ins and M P.- the following year he presented Canada's first baroque late and theorbo recital at Tormtto's St. Lawrence Centre. He has sauce appeared In many other Canadian cities and has taufhl a large number " lu- lenists in Canada, some of whom have become professionals _ The Women's Com- mittee invites everyone to the Apres Nine Gala Celebration on the 22nd of November. Skit" recently he s'i,agtu,fa't'eafict', Citizen an now teaches lute and classical guitar at scription for two to the Symphony main series. dinner, entrance to Ruby's and an overnight stay with breakfast at The Waterloo Motor Inn for a couple. a catered dinner in your home, an Ali Baba Gift certifica- te. a ladies Ingo jacket sweater from Sanders and a surprise door prize to be announced at the parity. __ One doesn't have to be a series subscriber, or a THE MOVIE "JESUS" Prowously Paying at CAPIIOI. 1 King St. Kitchmov I: Not Restricted ENTERTAINMENT Queen‘s University in Kingston where he is director of the Univer- sity's Colleglum Moi- cum, and ensemble of early music, Tomorrow's free noon concert is sponsored by WLU's faculty of music and will offer Waterloo residents their first chance to hear works usually played only in transcription for the mo- dern classical guitar. regular symphony sup porter or even to have attended the first con- cert. 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