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Budapest quartet performs Friday Competition open to choreographers The Takacsâ€"Nagy Quartet of Budapest. which has won nuâ€" merous international string quartet competiâ€" tions, will give a concert on Friday, Feb. 13 in the Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo Chamber Music Society (KWCMS) Music Room, 57 Young St. West, Waâ€" Practising Canadian choreographers are eliâ€" gible to apply to the eighth annual Jean A Chalmers Award in Choreography Administered by the Ontario Arts Council, the $5.000 prize is awardâ€" ed in coâ€"operation with the Dance in Canada Asâ€" sociation. All applicants must provide a threeâ€"quarter inch videotape cassette of their work which may become part of a perâ€" manent archival collecâ€" T top the world‘s most beautiful hamburger you have to use the world‘s most beautiful condiments. And that means fresh tomatoes. Fresh onions. Fresh pickles. Mustard and relish. Everythiny has to be market fresh. And because beauty is in the eve of the beholder, you can have your hamburger any way you want it at HARVEY‘S RESTAURANTS 410 King St. N., Waterioo The group, which has been widely acclaimed throughout Europe, conâ€" sists of Gabor Takacsâ€" Nagy, 24, first violin : Karoly Schranz, 29. seâ€" cond â€" violin; . Gabor Ormai. 26, viola; and Andras Fejer, 25, Cello tion of major value to researchers, â€" historians and students Established in 1974 by the Floyd S. Chalmers Foundation, the award assists promising or deâ€" serving choreographers in _ improving _ their choreographic skills. A â€" nationallyâ€"based jury. chosen <by the Dance in Canada Asâ€" sociation. will assess the applications. _ Deadline for applications is April 1° 1981. The winner will be announced at the Performed on this Harvey‘s makes a hamburger And that‘s how you top the world‘s most beautiful hamburger. And nobody can top that. Harvey‘s ...loaded up, double pickles however you want. And as much as you want, and no extra charge. a beautiful thing. < ENTERTAINMENT The tour is sponsored by the Banff Cenâ€" tre‘School of Fine Arts where the quartet. all crossâ€"Canada tour will be Joseph Haydn‘s Quarâ€" tet in D Major, Op. 64. No. 5, Schumann‘s Quarâ€" tet No. 1 in A Minor, and Bartok‘s Quartet No. 2 Dance in Canada Conâ€" ference. June. 1981 in Montreal. Quebec Further information is available from the Floyd $ Chalmers Fund, Onâ€" tario Arts Council, 151 Bloor _ Street West, Toronto. Ontario, MSS 1T6 Previous winners of the award include Judy Jarvis. Lawrence Gradus, Judith Marâ€" cuse, Paula Ross, Danny Grossman. Anna Blewâ€" champ, Karen Rimmer, Maria Formolo and Wilâ€" lhham Thompson HARVEY‘S toire and participating Then, in 1979, the jury in the school‘s new â€" for the City of Portsâ€" winter music program _ mouth International Strâ€" under the guidance of ing Quartet Competiâ€" violinistâ€"inâ€"residence. _ tion, headed by Yehud:i Zoltan Szekely Menuhin,. _ unanimously Szekely was for four â€" acclaimed the quartet decades the closest muâ€" the best. sical associate of comâ€" The Waterloo perforâ€" poser Bela Bartok, who . mance will begin at 8: 00 wrote many of his violin g m. Tickets are availaâ€" works specifically for ble by calling 886â€"1673 the violinist recent graduates of the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, are practisâ€" ing, building their reperâ€" torre and participating in the school‘s new winter music program under the guidance of violinistâ€"inâ€"residence . Zoltan Szekely The group‘s rise to fame began in 1977 when, still students at the Liszt Academy, they won the Evian Internaâ€" tional Competition for Junior String Quartets and the Critic‘s Extra Prize for the best perâ€" formance of a contemâ€" porary work The quartet went on to win two more competiâ€" Today there are so very many choices available to the retired traveller. Many companies proâ€" tess to be specialists in serving this market. Not one company comes close to us in value for your travel dollar. Beâ€" tore you buy your next tour be sure to look at our tour programs. We have become Ontario‘s largest travel club for seniors. 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Humanities Theatre â€" $7.50 (Stu./Sen. $6.00) The worldâ€"renowned Welish harpist in a rare Canadian concert appearance WwA TERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBARUARY 11, 1981 â€" PAGE 15 ROYAL CANADIAN /T PAYS 7O ADVERTISE . ADVERTISE WHERE /T PAYS:. JBEINVHY 1 Y NT 72 /[/i1])/{ b YGGD _OSIAN »~ELLIS A flealthy Jteart ts a Tickets from UW Arts Centre Box Office, Off campus at George Kadwell Records, Waterioo Square & Staniey Park Mail, The Centre in the Square and at the Information Centre. Fairmew Park Mail x C Cns Lots of convenient parking at 25¢ anywhere around today" (New York Magazine) Friday, February 20 8 p.m. Humanities $7.00 (Stu./Sen. $5.50)