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From the tender passion of "Orpheus and Euridice‘‘ to the sparkling wit of Noél Coward and Gertrude Lawrence, the 1984 Guelph Spring Festival is a celebration of love and laughter. The festival runs April 27 to May 13. Love triumphs in Gluck‘s immortal opera "Orpheus and Euridice" (sung in English), starring Janet Stubbs as Orpheus, Heather Thomson as Euridice and Jane MacKenzie as Amor. The Festival production brings together Canadian cultural forces â€" the Toronto Dance Theatre, Guelph Chamber Choir and Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra â€" in an imaginative creation by the celebrated Belgian designer Thierry Bosquet, directed by Bill Glassco and conducted by the Festival‘s Artistic Director, Nicholas Goldschmidt. Canada‘s Orford Quartet and the international prizeâ€"winning Colorado String Quartet recreate the melodic magic of Mendelssohn. Bass baritone Simon Estes, who triumphed at Bayreuth, gives a glorious recital of arias and spirituals. Electrifying maestro Franco Manâ€" nino conducts the NAC Orchestra and mezzoâ€"soâ€" prano Catherine Robbin in a gorgeous program of Prokofiev, Mendelssohn, Rossini and Reâ€" spighi. s Three students from Waterioo were among the 10 â€" finalists â€" selected â€"recently _ for the 1984 University of Waterloo Fine Arts Entrance Scholarship. The award was won by HMona Haus, a grade 13 student from Wiarton. Waterloo finalists were Steve Ansley,. Margaret McGhie and Sheena Currie. Finalists were selected to spend a day on the UW campus participatiny in special Fine Arts studio courses. The work produced on campus _ One of the world‘s renowned pianists, Claude Frank opens his 25th anniversary tour with a Love, laughter highlight Gueliph Spring Festival * 2 KINDS OF FISH SANDWICHS x 6 KINDS OF POTATOES * 2 DELICIOUS CLAM CHOWDERS Â¥X ALL DELICIOUSLY 11,KINDS OF FISH SEeFFhiED 1 Pune veaeraste on ©@ Burgers â€" Hot Dogs, etc. e Back Bacon on Bun @ 15 Different Sandwiches m‘m ANY TIME OF DAY A78â€"A ALBERT ST. PARKDALE PLAZA â€" rPAAIMVALE PLALA ~ M WATERLOO 885â€"0580 Ir@ fii’?‘[ THE WHHRF Three local finalists for Fine Arts award CRINKLE FRENCH FRIES â€" DOLLAR CHIPS â€" HASH BROWN PATTIES â€" TATERGEMS â€" POM POMS x PLUS THE WH‘HRF EVERYBODY‘S EATING FISH TODAY MAY WE PREPARE YOURS? "WE‘RE DIFFERENT AND AFFORDABLE" SECOND COFFEE FREE Festival performance of Beethoven. Mezzoâ€"soâ€" prano Alexandra Graham and baritone Ingemar Korjus make beautiful music together in Elora. The sweet voices of young people are heard in the Toronto Mendelssohn Youth Choir and Les Jeunes Chanteurs d‘Acadie and in response to magical storyteller: Robert Munsch. The 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe Band bring the skirl of the pipes and drums. ; OPEN MON.â€"SAT. 8 AMâ€"8 PM The world premieére of Ken Mitchell‘s play "Gone the Burning Sun," exploring the mind and heart of Canadian hero Dr. Norman Bethune, stars David Fox. ‘Gone the Burning Sun‘‘ is presented during the Festival and from May 31 to June 4 when the Learned Societies meet in Guelph. June 3 the Festival presents "A Night in Old Vienna," a feast of Schubert and Brahms with Anton Kuerti and a lyrical vocal quartet. Debonaire Tom Kneebone and vibrant Darcy Dunlop sparkle with charm as the magical Noél Coward and Gertrude Lawrence, stars of stage, screen and memory. And ... as one thing lieds to another, the irrespressibly irreverent Anna Russell crowns the Festival with wicked wit and cabbage roses for "the best small festival of the performing arts on the continent." was hung, along with original mailâ€"in submisâ€" sions, in the Fine Arts Gallery Suite where awards were presented. Dr. Robin Banks, dean of Faculty of Arts, presented the award to Haus. ° All finalists received valuable artrelated prizes donated by local art suppliers and friends of the department. At the same reception the Lynn Hoimes Memorial Scholarship was awarded to UW Fine Arts department thirdâ€"year honors student Maria Akot. 10 VARIETIES OF HERBAL TEA AT REGULAR PRICE FAMILY DINING OR TAKE OUT PLUS x T & RESTAURANT LAKE PERCH DINNER .. ........ LAKE SMELT DINNER .. ........ BONELESS LAKE SMELT DINNER . SHRIMP DINNER .. ... .. ... ... HOT ROAST BEEF ... .......... CHARBURGER . ... .. ... ... .... WESTERN AND SOUP OF THE DAY SERVING WITH (WATERLOO) LTD. 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