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185y Rodney Gilchrist Chronicle Staft _ The local community theatre group Twoâ€" Plus Players received a pat on the back recently â€" the company competed in the annual Oakville Oneâ€"Act Drama Festival and won two awards for their performance of Robertson Davies‘ play "Eros at Breakfast" . The awards went to Ron Eagle for best supporting actor and to the company for best visual presentation. | This year‘s festival was held May 26â€"31 with 12 groups competing. Twoâ€"Plus Players put their show together specifically for this years competition, alâ€" though they did preview it the Friday before the competition at the Kâ€"W Little Theatre on Princess St. in Waterloo. Eros at Breakfast is about the first time a 21â€"yearâ€"old man falls in love. The characters in the show are representations of the five component parts that make up the young man â€" his intellect, his heart, his solar plexus, his liver â€" and the secretary that organizes them 1095 Weber St. E., Kitchener 744â€"6519 699 Belmont Ave. W., Kitchener 578â€"7900 50‘ OFF High achievement for Two Plus Players NO LIMIT PICK UP ORDERS ONLY (Not valid on Monday and Tuesday) Mon.â€"Wed., 11 a.m.â€"1 a.m.; Thurs., 11 a.m.â€"2 a.m.; . Fri. & Sat., 11 a.m.â€"3 a.m.; Sun., 4 p.m.â€"midnight sBig Jonn‘s * SUBMARINES _ _ ANY LARGE SUBMARINE Offer good until June 30/86 W.C. The Burlington Teen Tour Band is being sponsored by COMING TO THE SOUNDS OF SUMMER SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1986 The Burlington Teen Tour Band, a familiar sight at every major parade and festival in North America and around the world, will be appearâ€" ing in the opening parade of Sounds of Summer, Waterloo‘s Old Tyme Picnic and Cavalcade of Music on Saturday, June 21. The critically acclaimed, 90 member concert band will also be performing at 4 p.m. in the oval opposite Seagram Stadium. Don‘t miss the spectacular Burlington Teen Tour Band, which has delighted audiences from the Rose Bow! to Paris, France. BURLINGTON TEEN TOUR BAND! Ramed we, all Thelma Wrixon, one of the two original founding . members of the company, and director for the show, is a 50â€"year veteran of live theatre. "I had a hard time getting a hold of permission to do this play,"‘ said Wrixon. ‘"So 1 called up Professor Davies â€" he was very good about it." The Players were nominated in two other categories this year â€" Wrixon for best director and Elizabeth Shannon for best supporting acâ€" tress. ‘"These awards mean a lot to the group," said Wrixon. "It‘s a good feeling to win."‘ Wrixon believes in doing her shows by the book, the way the author wrote the play with changes only where necessary. "A good script shouldn‘t have to be tampered with," said Wrixon. "I don‘t fool around with the script." _-'i‘:\;;)â€"-f"it-xvsfil"'lréyers next show will be a play by a local writer, Veronica Blythâ€"Venturino, during the Canada Day celebrations in Victoâ€" ria Park. _â€"WIN a day *Our Father‘s Day Dinner Buffet is a great way to show Dad how much you ao‘ptuule him all year long. On Father‘s Day the group with the largest 'amo’y reservation for the Dinner Buffet will win a Family Reunion Picmic at our indoor, for a group of equal size, poolside. (Subject to availability). Reserve now tor Dad‘s special FATHER‘S DAY BRUNCH 11 A.M.â€"2 P.M. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11. 1986 â€" PAGE 23 with all the trimmings Adults $8.95 Children $5.50 Under 2 are Free family reuvnion _ _ picnic for @(WMarerLoo NN. 475 King St. N., Waterloo 884â€"0220 Father‘s Day Sunday June 15 Evening Dinner Buffet 4â€"8 p.m. HICKEN & RIBS $7.95 per person Chilcfien $4.50