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this acoustic trio managed to make Bingeman Park an intimate jazz club. Watch for this talented performer in the future. This intimacy continued with Forth Inversion, a collection of mostly young players led by veteran pianist Bob Fenton. Their set provided the perfect wrap up to the first half of the Saturday jJazz extravaganza. After a quick supper break, the Aaron Davis band burst onto the stage. Polished and powerful these guys cooked! As well as a tight fusion of jazzâ€"funk there were spaces for some exquisite soloing by all members of this Toronto supergroup. The differences between the pre and post supper groups was taken a step or two further with the appearance of Thin Men. This was post bop, post funk music that sizzled and Kâ€"W Jazzâ€"Fest ‘86 The Studio at 9 Princess St. E. in Waterloo is buzzing these days as the Kâ€"W Little Theatre prepares the play Maximillian Beetle for Okâ€" toberfest. Ants, a bee, a wasp and butterfly are some of the insects to be seen flitting around, learning lines, songs and dance steps. The show is a super fantasy for children of all ages and is to be presented at the Studio for 10 performances commencing Oct. 10 at 7:30 LET S SEE YOU DOTT.. OUTDOORS! Kâ€"W Little Theatre preparing for Maximillian Beetle show r PflflflflPfl[fi , + 0 :?7?3‘3" ?} .fl«» HHHA»P, TX ) _ â€"A N\ U At LE HHKE #: O P P 1, * *. " _ S C /é_’\:» l'i%'»‘ PWn â€" _ â€"â€" hal hedc s hi 09 / ,"_=;_.:::::: LL Cl & . ©@ ""»:'"'./ & e M yaâ€" â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" s . hi _ _ o == ath t e m MB m 8 > < < a n LKE Wikkiimvitier" â€" LE mrn® <© 5 $ | 3i§ y TFZ%Z h *h 2 d 7 Q;::," SA h l »’éfin'-;z,"l Fuleâ€" nc sifli‘\s A WINNING DEAL FROM â€"»» â€"ROGERS CABLE TV. cracked with waves of intensity. Clearly this is some of the leading edge of Canadian jazz. _ Not to be outdone, local faves Line One did some cooking of their own. They now put on a tight blend of jazz fusion and funk that grooves solid! The energy level rose in appreciation for Line One, and continued to rise in expectation of the "headliners‘‘ Manteca. This Toronto based group has evolved out of salsa and funk roots into a top notch ‘80s funk/fusion dance band. Slick and professional, yes, but also with boundless energy. Led by the sometimes frenzied Matt Zimbel on percussion and the very steady Henry Heilling on bass Manteca personifies "hot." Their brand of music may offend jazz purists, but they do get‘the crowd moving. Tickets and more information may be obtained by calling 886â€"0660 and leaving a message. Because of limited seating, there will be admission by reservation only. Group rates are available on request. Maximillian Beetle is a Canadian collaboraâ€" tion, written by Larry Zacharko from an idea by Greg Lawson. It promises to be a delightful evening of family theatre presented by KWLT. \@ er vup . r€ ;Lf ’;g & & f é u> Subscribe right now to any of Ragers Payâ€"TV packages or standâ€"alone services and you‘ll pay no installation fee! Just call us or drop into our nearest cable centre and take home any of our nine great specialty channels. Uncut commercialâ€"free movies like Agnes of God, Beverty Hills Cop and Jagged Edge on First Choice * Superchannelt. Prime sports action like NHL Hockey and Major League Baseball on TSN. Bruce Springsteen and Charlie Daniels spotlighted on MuchMusic €d€172, and The Nashville Network. e To Broadway‘s "Camelot", The London Festival Ballet and are W,(gs great British comedy on Arts & Entertainment. fiffzrr 11 Breaking news and inâ€"depth reports on CNN and 0P *L S frman Headline News. ;yl %:\ Good sound advice from Dr. Ruth on The Life Channel and ~€, g Â¥ Wall Street experts on the Financial News Network. \ With Rogers Payâ€"TV, you‘ll enjoy all the best entertainment for â€" less than you‘d probably pay for a night at the movies. (Continued from page 16) WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986 â€" PAGE 19 *Offer only valid with a mew subscription to Full House: Satisfact Satellite Pack or Stard Alone services Basw cable service and Al\gnces subject to applic abte taxes :VH'/}?/"PU}I * 4t( e Fun and exercise in a friendly atmosphere e 4 sheets of ice e 2 licensed lounges e Low membership rates (new members can join for just over WE OFFER: $100) e Social and competitive draws e Curling as often as you wish on the days you wish e Free instruction for beginners e Bonspiels, jitneys, social events e Ice time available for industrial, church or school leagues Find Out Why Curling is Such A Popular Family Winter Sport! FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL 886â€"4418 Be An Elmira Curling Member! _ Call Today L1SH NIOUSI GD» Rogers Cable TV qon. * ELMIRA CURLING CLUB GO CURLING THIS WINTER f AT THE starting Sunday, September 28 Seafood Brunch ervire and external canverter requ=ted