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PAGE 20 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1983 We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to our 16th Anniversary Sale. First quality goods with low, low prices. Remnants and Roll ends as low as 50% off. Come early for the best selection. No Gimmicks! _ Brand names such as Harding, Richmond, Coronet and Peerless. No wax vinyl brands such as Armstrong, Congoleum, Domco, Gafstar and Manningâ€" ton. Come and bring the family. Free coffee, donuts, and pop for‘the kids. 16th ANNIVERSARY SALE | __atl t Oe h a m Enter our free draw for a Ming Finish valued at $129.00, 40 square yards of Coronet carpet valued over $750.00 and dinner for two a} Angie's Kitchen in St. Agatha and Waterloo. Clip and Fill out this Coupon to Enter our Free Draw TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS & FRIENDS Dinah Christie 490 WEBER ST. N. WATERLOO â€" 884â€"0851 FITZGERALD BROS. LTD. Affectionately reâ€" ferred to as ‘"one of this nation‘s greatest natuâ€" ral resources‘", Dinah Christie brings her deâ€" lightful cabaret perf* mance Dinah Christie and Friends to the UW Arts Centre Humaniâ€" ties Stage Thursday Feb. 17 at 8 p.m. Christie, whose talâ€" ents and experience run the gamut of televiâ€" sion, film, theatre, radio and night clubs, won the Actra award for "best variety perâ€" former"‘ on television in 1981. She played nine seaâ€" sons of the daily celebâ€" Versatile Dinah brings act to UW Name . . Address. Phone . rity charade show The Party Game and was the singing hostess of the popular prime time Sunday show This Hour Has Seven Days. Christie has perâ€" formed Stratford in such successes as Romeo and Juliet, Loves Labors Lost, and Midsummer Night‘s Dream to name a few. She has also appeared in Canadian producâ€" tions such as Luv and Annie and played to In film, she was nomâ€" inated best supporting actress for the nonâ€"feaâ€" ture film One Night Stand. capacity audiences at Massey Hall and the Imperial Room. Her cabaret show has played to standing room only audiences at Old Angelo‘s in Toronâ€" to. She sings jazz, swing, country and old standards. Backing Christie up in the show will be five fine musicians, Mark Rutherford, Pat Coleâ€" man, Dave Wilson, Ian Howard and Bill McKay. Tickets are available at the Humanities Box Office (885â€"4280) and regular outlets. Mezzo Christina Harvey along with pianâ€" ist Che Anne Loewen will grace the Kâ€"W Chamber Music Society‘s Music Room for a performance Friday, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. Harvey first became known in this area from her year as Artist in Residence at WLU Faculty of Music in 1977â€"78. As a result of that posting, she became a member of the baroque specialty quartet, Quatre en Conâ€" cert, who were featured in a Chamber dinner concert in 1979. Then a soprano, Harvey had one of those exquisite silvery voices which she used with superlative control and expression. She sang in oratorios and operatic perforâ€" mances as well as with the Quatre group on the Continent, especially in the Netherâ€" lands. Last year discovering that she could really be singing lower down, she now qualifies as a mezzo or even contralto in which the repertoire for Friday‘s concert will be drawn. Tickets may be reserved at $8. or for seniors and students $5 by phoning 886â€" 1673. Harvey at Music Room ~ OF A LESSER i' £ p & {4‘:, + / {ot #* [ % n akis | $ ; is s K L oX i & ic nt9o l ‘At’:' * T y rousl e 1( sn 0 d 33 PREVALENT U$E OF SGN LANGUAGE THROUGMOUT a cove sroay serween veespaneuin * mmamm(.“‘n“ PEOPLE WITH HEARING amanD AND SPEECH PROBL ENS Toyt Ano a roure woman in THE $CHOOL NORMAN, WHO HAS BEEN DEAF SiNCE MATH Sunday ary 20 ul,l.p;n.ml;.m * Misod s1e00 $1900 _ _ _ An Extraordinary Love Storyli "A& PLAY YOU WILL NEVER FORGET! A MAJOR EVENT, FULL OF LOVE, UNDERSTANDING AND PASSION!" }W ® ' go o Caf Christina Harvey a .61 _-&blvhu