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The Kitchener-Waterloo Philharmonic Choir, under conductor Howard Dyck, presents Missa Solemnis. Beethoven's masterwork, Saturday May T at 8 p.m. at Centre in the Square. -dusraAists for the evening include soprano Lynn Blaser. mezzo soprano Jane McCoy, tenor Glyn Evans and tyritortGa.ry Relyea. w," i-_...-.- _.-_ "m-” - - - Tickets. including a Capital Reserve Fund surcharge, are $14.50. $12.50. and $10.50. The chiropractic profession has designat- ed May 1-7 Correct Posture Week and doctors of chiropractic throughout the country are participating in making the public aware of the importance of correct posture. Dr. John Peever, of the Waterloo Region- at Chiropractic Society urges to discover the fun of having correct posture by encourag- ing good fitness and health habits at an early age. Philharmonic to perform Missa Solemnis The Diet Center recognizes the impor- tance ot physical fitness along with good sound nutrition in the area of weight con- trol. Esta re Week On Wednesday. May 18, 1983, the staff and participants at the Diet Center program challenge the residents ot the city of Waterloo to walk. run or jog for 15 min. Everyone us welcome to join us at the Diet Center, 360 Regina St. N., at T pm. on Wed. May 18 for a 15 min. walk. F2efreshments will be served following the walk and trained Diet Center counsellors will be happy to answer any questions regarding nutrition and the Diet Center program. 7716 Dah, "iiiii'i",; 0f I Jiy/ihgton _ The Meal Fit For A Dutchess Mr Sun., May 8, 3-10 pan. il, Your Choice e, , i3r, Soup or Salad Chmken' bréas! tnpped wnh crab meat two frrsh vegetables and potato Homemade fruxt salad with a touch of lsquor 9 so Rcserrutions Rccomrnended THE ONLY DIET PROGRAM YOU’LL IVER I!!!” Wed. May 18. 7 pm. at the Diet - 360 Regina St. N. Watarloo for mow information call 885-2760 "Get Fit' WATERLOO Get Fit Waterloo.' 33 ERB WEST IN WATERUX) back door at Menage Place Phone 886-9370 presenting so, oott..e THt tfp I A Charles Aznavour. one of the world's most romantic and dramatic singers ever, steps onto The Centre In The Square's stage on Wednesday, May 18 at 8: 00 p.m. Azhavour has com- posed over 1,000 songs, recorded at least 200 Romantic singer Aznavour raised in atmosphere of music, love and poverty 'irre/itytrierautas andentettainmsmt haWhmofiaggg-‘igt/mame.’ albums. appeared in " motion pictures lin- eluding Trutfaut's "Shoot the Piano Player" and the Oscar- winning “The Tin Drum"). and television specials. . An impressively can- did singer. songwriter and actor. he was born in Paris on May 22. 1924, the day his grand- father, who had been a chef for Czar Nicolas " in Georgia and his parents, a pair of Ar- menian actors and singers. opened their own restaurant. L‘Cau- case. Raised in an at- mosphere of "music, C ,gtgewoaMazee WAT§ELOO OWE love and poverty,'.' he was, from his earliest years, encouraged to entertain. It has been written that "He could pave his garden with gold re- cords." His hits have been translated into more than 20 different LSLALL‘AL: languages. Many of Aznavour's songs have become to mantle classics. In- cluding "She," "The Old Fashioned Way" and "Yesterday When I Was Young." Tickets are sumo. $15 and $12.50.