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PAGE 20 â€" Chronicle Specia!l & Canada‘s top performers are making world headlines this week with the "Tears Are Not Enough" single, the art‘s effort to help the Ethiopians. The country‘s favorite travelling troubadour, Murray McLauchlan appeared to do his part, with over 50 musicians and others from every walk of the arts. _ His simple observation arts are not politics." _ McLauchlan, who plays UW‘s Humanities Theatre Friday night has been busy, working on final edits for his television special and putting together his current tour. But what else is new? The homegrown witticist can‘t sit still for a moment â€" whether he‘s flying in the skies, or has his feet firmly planted on the ground. And what a lot of Canada he‘s covered since he last played this area last year at Cambridge‘s capacity â€" crammed now â€" defunct Old Post Office. Much Music video channel fans will have seen McLauchlan‘s latâ€" est video, Song For Captain Keast. ‘"Boy, it‘s kind of a joke. The first video we did cost $1,400. But this one, cost $750,000, because we did a lot of special superimposing and took a lot of footage from my upcoming July television special. And it concerns part of my Timâ€" berline project where I took my float plane around the country and interviewed various people from all different backgrounds. The video itself was shot by Toronto filmmaker Peter Thurling." Captain Keast is a‘catching melâ€" McLauchlan has busy schedule RiGCOIEO ml‘i;‘u X 1&‘7‘477"2/7}' SEVERTY SAUS CEnt hA pim clon CHYOPFRA NATIONAL COMPANY innocence violated, love betrayed, an old man‘s bitter Curse these are the powertul images of Verdi‘s RIGOLETTO. Set amid the decadent courts of sirteenthâ€"century !taly, Verdi‘s first masterpiece contains some of his most evocative music. From the swaggering bravura of "La donna & mobile" to the limpid beauty of "Caro nome." and the complex brilliance of the famous Join the New York City Opera National Company for an unforgettable evening of music and drama Presented in itailan with English subtities. Over 70â€"member performing ensemble. 8:00pm. _ «.N For turther ticket information Caf the Box Office 101 Quesn Street Herth. Litchener At Humanities Friday WATERLOO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. ww vork Crty March 2 578â€"1570 :00 p.m. CEN]E;%E“ "'"-'-':“-":.'z‘e:'-.l-_'?.-.g-g- ody, whimisical, yet posesses an aura of Canada‘s untamed and scared beauty. . But McLauchlan was more anxâ€" ious to chat about his latest chalâ€" *‘The television special was a lot of fun and a great deal of work. It‘s more entertainment â€" oriented, featuring some fine talent Buffy Ste Marie, Ian Tyson, Gordie Lightfoot and even Levon Helm (from the Band). In one fantasy history sequence Levon and I get to play 18th century Acadians who get shot, in fancy duds. It‘s a riot romping around," said McLauchâ€" lan with a loud chuckle. "I try to farm out my work. Heroes, my current album, has had a crossover, and has been played on the 10 top country stations coast to coast, in addition to the other adult contemporary channels." Opinionated, and ever the phiâ€" losopher, McLauchlan is still doing ‘ropetricks with his words‘. And he‘s looking forward to the show Friday. "I think the fans will like it. I‘m also working on a new album but Friday I‘m going to be solo. Yep. Just me and my old sixâ€"string. I‘ve been writing songs based on reâ€" flections as of late. There‘s a love song called I‘m Best At Loving You and another track called Joey and Me, all about a guy I knew as a best friend when 1 was 16. We didn‘t see each other for years and then one day, we meet on the street. Well, hell, the Vietman war has passed and we begin to talk about everything, and how much better the world could be if no one ever got shot." Ouwe v Poun lapks J S Fovâ€"32.1>55â€" u0h ow onee nowe uzen supen nsa +se eOn Valentines Day we are having a noon hour soc hop.‘ Valentine Candyâ€"grams will be sold at noon hour for 25¢ and delivered to your Valentine the next day. Thanks to Steve Kane for the soc hop music and the house captains for looking after the candyâ€"gram sales. e Our wrestling team dominated teams from Brantford and Guelph Jan. 29. The outstanding individual performances were by Kevin Rock, Greg Holdaway, Steve Lorentz, Kevin McCorâ€" kindale and Bill Pacheco. Thanks to Art Silva for his enthusiastic support and encouragement to the team, also to Mr. Harper their coach. _ eOur basketball team went too and also remain undefeated. They put out a strong effort to beat Gueliph and Brantford. Brett Brown scored the most points against Guelph, next was Everton Drake, Courtney Senior and David Boxwell. More points were scored against Brantford by Danny Snyder, Paul Neuman, Rod Doucette and Cleveland Thomas. Thanks to Mr. McKillop their coach. â€" e Through Mrs. Johnson‘s efforts, a dance contest will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 12 â€" about 8 groups will be entering. Both girls and boys are participating. Eight teachers will be acting as judges. Winner will go in the talent show and dance jamboree. e We would like to congratulate Mr. Fitzâ€" gerald on the birth of his first child, John Dennis, on January 27 weighing in at 7 lbs. 3 oz. Will he be a hockey star too? ‘ Locker Talk CAESAR‘S BINGO PALACE Offer for portraits taken Mon. Feb. 11 thru Sat. Feb. 16 Portraits to share delightful childhood changes from Sears Portrait Studio 20 color portraits for only 1292 Photographic package includes two 8x 10‘s. three 5x7‘s. fifteen wallet size color portraits No appointment necessary. 95¢ for each additional subject Poses our selection. Studios located in most larger Sears retail stores Also available in addition to package: Black Background & Double Feature Portraits instant Passport Photos COME ON OUT AND SsUPPORT YOUR WATERLOO CHARITIES includes 95¢ deposit 450 Weber St. N. 886â€"0470 Laurel! ~CORNER ONTARIO AND DUKE STS., KITCHENER AND WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE Karen Kain/Gregory Osborne ioh Incloranormercantipmess molsnjszgqn-o;omesn Tickets available at Centre in the Square box office, BASS Selected Ticket Agencies, and _ (Tolâ€"free in 519 calting area) Students and Seniors: Hail price on day of performance only One ticket per vaild | D. at Cantre in the Square box office March 5, 8:00 pm March 6, 8:00 pm Tickets: $17.50 / $15.50 / $12.50 Price includes 50¢ C ARF surcharge Program and casting subject to change 101 Queen Street North PO. Box 2187 , Station B Kitchener, Ontano N2H 6M 1 mISTE