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Isserlis makes a solo appearance with the Society at the Music Room tonight. Kraft and Silver are playing at the prestigious Toronto series at Harbourfront Sunday, and have readily agreed to appear with the widelyâ€"acclaimed cellist Isâ€" Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Chamber Music Society presents brilliant young British cellist Steven Isserlis in his second of two lecal performances Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. For this performance, Isserlis will appear along with two of Canada‘s top performing musicians, guitarist Norbert Kraft and Bonnie Silver, piano/harpsichord. with stu/sen reductions and are available by calling 886â€"1673. DON‘T MISS THE FIRST ANNUAL Everything for the Sportsman . . . BOATS â€" ALL TERRAIN VENICLES SHOW SPECIALS â€"â€" FISHING & 1 HUNTING EQUIP., LODGES â€"â€" CHARTER TRIPS, etc. DOOR PRIZES DAILY â€" SPORT FILMS ) Complimentary Children‘s Fish Pond Game sponsored by McDonald‘s ; Thurs., Feb. 19 â€" 6 to 10:00 p.m. ADULTS $3.50 Thurs. Ladies® Day â€" Ladies Free CHILDREN $1.00 Fri., Feb. 20 â€" 6 to 10:00 p.m. Seniors & Students, $2.50 Sat., Feb. 21 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Family Pass $8.00 Family Day. Children‘s Duck Calling Contest l Sun., Feb. 22 â€" Noon to 6 p.m. Sponsored by 40 SPRUCE ST., PARIS MON. to FRI. 9 to 9 Tickets for next Tuesday‘s performance are $15 Kraftâ€"Silver duo to appear with Steven Isserlis at Music Room An additional 10% OFF our alreadg low, low Factoâ€" ry Outlet prices. Also HUGE REDUCTIONS on Seconds, Imperfects and Overruns. * _ 88 King Street South, Waterloo 884â€"2665 + P PALL!IS 442â€"31 18 ALL VANITIES MUST GO ERIC McCORMACK Exercise your mind at Words Worth Books autographing copies of his new book Inspecting the Vaults Friday, February 20, 7:30â€"p.m at Words Worth Books THURS. thru SUN. _ FEB. 19 to 22, 1987 KITCHENS FACTORY OUTLET Vanous sues VANITY OVERSTOCK in stock vanites nty SAT. 9 to 5 Norbert Kraft and Bonnie Silver Comfort and Quality Run Deep in these Handsome Sectionals Specially Priced at Schreiter‘s STORE HOURS: Monday â€" 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.VTues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 9 a.m. to S:mg‘m. Friday â€" 9 a.m. to 9 p.m . CORNER OF GAUKEL AND CHARLES â€" DOWNTOWN KITCHENER â€" TELEPHONE 743â€"4151 i The unique style of each sectional is obviâ€" ous, but you‘ll have to visit Schreiter‘s and experience firstâ€"hand the comfort and quality. Each has the hallmarks of better sectionals: the crisp tailoring, matched patterns, straight welts. And our buyers choose the sectionals we sell from the standpoint of comfort too. A "pretâ€" ty face" isn‘t enough. It must have deep seated comfort and be built to standards that assure you satisfaction year after year. SPECIAL ORDER ... in exquisite decorator fabrics from the far corners of the world . . . please allow 10 to 12 weeks delivery. »Chreiter» . . . we just look expensive for a limited time . . . thought, brash and mic in hermefiod.yetmbg‘i:vmln intention. The intriguing dancer/mime created a central blot to those not familiar with the Trickster‘s origin, and a small exrlann’don would have been helpful to those groping for a meaning to this pivotal figure‘s raison d‘etre. Weaknesses_ _ (Continued from page 19) thought, brash and d Trickster‘s strongest ally was the Dance form, and choreoâ€" grapher Gabby Kamino‘s depicâ€" tion of simplistic South African beauty, through gentle rhythmic dance patterns inspired by Paul Simon‘s Graceland album. Carl Orff‘s Catulli Carmina proved an effective aural conâ€" trast with four medieval Latin love songs. Trickster‘s visual antics were highlighted in the theatre lobby in an amusing display of susâ€" WATERLOO m WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1987 at savings up to 20% pended and human installations, including rainbow limbs grabâ€" bing unsuspecting passersâ€"by, a slideshow, and satanic VIA Rail conductor complete with late train arrivals. This opening exâ€" hibit slyly programmed its audiâ€" ence for the forthcoming assault of the arts. . Song and Dance raced with the Trickster‘s folly, but Drama slowed the evening to a tedious halt. Karen Tomlin‘s keen percusâ€" sion proved a wry accomplice for the Trickster‘s whims with Carla Gorsline‘s flute skills a dream dimension. Though Trickster was partially a celebration of the arts through a horrendous struggle of organiâ€" zation and hard work equally demonstrated by each faculty, to many minds Trickster remains a mystery of the arts. FREE AND EASY Storeside PARKINC availabl: at our parkin lot o")f‘Charqes Street. Directly at the rear of the store. PAGE 23