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F YJ _ C C o es E p & [° (we [ j 'll ; fi)fiu Although two of Canada‘s allâ€"time favorite stars are happily married to each other, they seldom perform together in concert. An Evening with Don Harron and Catherine McKinnon is the second attraction in the popular Music Series. Sylvia Tyson and the Great Speckled Bird follow in the series on January 14. Tickets are $13.50 or for students/seniors $12 and are available in Room 161 of Hagey Hall or by calling the box office 885â€"4280. However, Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. at UW Humanities Theatre area residents will get a chance to see Catherine McKinnon and Don Harron â€" not to mention Harron‘s lovable Charlie Farquharson â€" in a hilarious evening of comedy and music. McKinnon is a twoâ€"time Juno award winner and personifies the best of Canadian singing talent and combined with the multiâ€"talented Harron, it promises to be a show not to be missed. 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Catherine McKinnon ‘"FOR A HARVEST OF THE SEA" FEATURING: & 11 Varieties of Fish & Chips (including Halibut) & Clam Chowder » Back Bacon on a Bun WATERLOO FAMILY YMCA 145 Lincoin Rd. 885â€"3500 RLDEUCY IESDWW: ERS *}P ‘ tuas ::ys: This gorge E yo r faunity ad Far o purchase: anc 478â€"A Albert St. N. â€" Next to Zehrs Parkdale Plaza â€" 885â€"0580 â€" Waterioo IW: 7â€"00â€"9:30 PM 4 WEEKS ANTS $40.00 RESTAURANT YÂ¥3 Harron ‘‘Airs above the ground"‘ is so difficult that no one horse has ever learned to do them all. The **Caâ€" priole"" (a soaring jump from which the horse lashes out with both hind feet) is probâ€" ably the most difficult of all manoeuvres and takes the longest to learn. Lipazzans begin training when they are about four years old. rounded by an aura of mystique dating back to the origin of the breed, will make a oneâ€" show only performance Wednesday, Nov. 2 at 8 p.m. at Kitchener Auâ€" ditorium. The precision dresâ€" sage the grand stalâ€" lions perform began as a warhorse fighting tactic to help a knight when he was under attack by ground troops. So precise is its discipline that the apâ€" peal would seem slight for other than the training purists. The ey¢ Royal Lipi lion Show, years has rounded by mystique d Their history is nothâ€" ing if not intriguing. It is said the Mongol ruler Ghengis Khan rode across Europe on an Lipazzan Stallions a must for purists Sat. October 29th and Sunday Oct. 30th KentuckyFried Chicken e Hills Plaza on Hill Drive .‘Cn"'"' § Country o“KiNVWhM s Stores also in Cambridge (Mespeter) and Elmira eyeâ€"popping Lipazzan Stalâ€" KiedChicke» | â€"mezecAcka zezy/ which BUCKET The Sensational for early ancestor of the Lipazzan. World War II General George S. Patâ€" ton, Jr. probably saved sians at the close of that epic war, and their dressage routines were the toast of renaisâ€" sance Europe. Also Friday will be Dress Up day, and students are responsible for dressing up their homeroom teachers. There will also be an assembly to get every one into a bewitching mood. Friday night we will be holding our Halloween Dance. All ghouls and goblins are welcome to attend. Hallowe‘en is coming near and Bluevale‘s getting ready for dressâ€"up day Thursday folâ€" lowed by a scary "horror movie" night. Tickets are $1 for feecard holders and $2 others. The grade nines will be involved in a Spookâ€"aâ€"thon on Thursday. It sounds like real scary stuff. Commencement was held Friday at BCI. Graduates received awards and diplomas and were able to socialize at a reception in the gym afterwards. A special monument was the centre of attention that was built by history students. Many thanks to the teachers and students who helped set up, and to the tech crew. Oranges and Grapefruit: The KCI choir is presently selling Florida citrus to raise the funds for a trip to Yellowknife. Congratulations to our junior girls basketball team which captured the Elmira tournament Locker Talk Sunday Bluevale 15 Pieces of Finger Lickin Good Chicken Only $8.50 e Fairview Park Mail, Kitchener e 355 Erb West, Waterioo (in the Maple Hill Plaza) e 331 Lancaster West (next to plaza) e 1157 Weber East at Franklin e 171 Hightand Road East at Spadina KCI to a The show features Lipazzans six bloodâ€" lines, Conversano, Neopolitano, Pluto, Siglavy, Maestoso and Favory. For more inâ€" formation on this specâ€" tacular event, call the Aud box office 885â€" T171. WATERLOO CHRABOR 2 Shows Nightly at 7 & 9 p.m, 2 Shows Nightly at 7 & 9:30 p.m. MAT. SUN, AT 2 P.M. mss The one weekend of the HELD OVER year you won‘t want to miss. 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