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PAGE 12 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1981 _A â€" _ with these SPECIALS if its a BIRTHI ANNIVERSARY please make reservatioi All above meals include soup or juice, salad or cole slaw, choice of potato and homemade rolls and butter, L.L.B.O. 47 Erb St. W WATERLOO Bring your sweetheart or any special someone to Angie‘s for ST . TUES., MARCH 17 to Angie s tor J 1. VALENTINE‘S DAY . Celebrate ST. PATRICK‘S DAY with us at Angie‘s. We‘ll surprise you with an Irish treat if you‘re in ‘ the green. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3rd WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18th Angues i ~ {} J Hftchen g\;}%‘i Calendar of DINING VALUES TUESDAY MARCH 10th ST. AGATHA â€" ONLY Eat In Only â€" No Takeouts SAT., FEBRUARY 14 Soup, Salad, Sandwich & Sweets! Free Beverage Regular Price $1.99 ST. AGATHA ONLY 886â€"2540 Roast Turkey and Dressing 2 for ‘7.50 Fish & Chips 2 for *3.75 Free Drink and 25¢ off BBQ Ribs 2 for ‘7.50 8» with coupon 51 .74 Bersel Bausâ€" _ Downtown Kitchener, look for the yellow awnings just past Market Square! 205 King St E 5764250 Restaurant & Deli * Pick 2 Special CLIP & SAVE CLIP & SAVE CLIP THi$ COUPON 85 Erbs Rd. W. ST. AGATHA Includes assorted hot meats, fresh salads, cheese and homeâ€" made rolls. Served 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. Adults _ $7.75. _ Phone ahead Children for under 3 FREE _ reservations Children 886â€"6250 3â€"11 All above meals include soup or juice, cole slaw, choice of potato, homemade rolls and butter. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 25th WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 11th WEDNESDAY MARCH 24th WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28th SUN., FEBRUARY 15 â€"ONLYâ€" FAMILY BUFFET WATERLOO â€" ONLY Eat In Only â€" No Take Outs *Erpires Feb. 28, 1981 $4.25 (all you can eat) Pork Schnitzel 2 for ‘4.95 Pork Schnitzel 2 for ©4.95 Fish & Chips 2 for *3.15 Fish & Chips 2 for *3.175 886â€"6250 It‘s all smiles as teacher Doug Ross and Cindy Boettger watch Alana Duggan and Bill Cosby exchange greetings. The students interviewed Cosby at the Centre in the Square last Wednesday. Students interview Cosby By Erich Rautenbach Celebrated comedian and media dodger Bill Cosby finally broke down and granted a rare interview between his two shows at the Centre in the Square last Wedâ€" nesday. Having already reâ€" fused to speak with the local media, Cosby HWY. 8, 2 MILES NORTH OF 401 f 893â€"3230 ~Eat‘n Putt Fully Licensed Under L.L.A. Conveniently located at broke his code of silence when he discovered that his hopeful interviewers were two local grade school students. Alana Duggan and Cindy Boettger, who are in grades five and six reâ€" spectively at Elizabeth Ziegler school in Wa:â€" terloo, came on like real professionals â€" a preâ€" pared list of questions and tape recorder in The cigarâ€"toting masâ€" ter of mirth and friend to kids of all ages quickâ€" ly dispelled any nervousâ€" ness with his usual mixâ€" ture of intimacy and inâ€" formality, giving the girls some classic Cosby quotes. *‘*When I was seven, 1 made my Dad forget why he was going to hit me by making him laugh,"‘ Cosby said when asked what first made him decide to be in coâ€" medy. He told the girls he has been performing for 20 years, spends six months a year on the road, and only performs in countries where Engâ€" lish is understood. Retaining his credibiâ€" lity with the younger generation (he stated emphatically that he prefers an audience with both a mixture of adults and young children), Cosby said that when he was a youngster his amâ€" bition was to be older, and that if he had the chance to do it all over with changes, he would have smaller feet. They were very modest about accomâ€" plishing what local jourâ€" nalists couldn‘t, with Cindy summing up the experience in three words. The coup was enâ€" gineered by teacher Doug Ross, who is workâ€" ing with the class to give them interviewing exâ€" perience in preparation for some planned interâ€" views to celebrate the schools fiftieth anniverâ€" sary. The two girls had been chosen over other students because they had developed the best questions. ‘"He‘s funny and very easy to talk to,"" said Alana. ‘"Everytime we asked a question he always answered it with a joke." ‘*Nervous and lucky."