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WATERLOO Harmina, Sharon or Keith (519) 579â€"1860 WATERLOO REGIONAL CREDIT UNION '-...III"'" “"‘I‘ 2 Peter Appleyard to open |: f SURPLU® 5 waterioo jur series f *Rate subject to change without notice Normal underwriting criteria applies. Call now for full details Sue or Marian (519) §94â€"9700 KITCHENER World Renowned vibraphonist Peter Appleyard will open a senies of jazz concerts tonight at the Waterloo Stage Theatre. Since r’novmg to Canada from his native England in 1951, Appâ€" leyard has become one of this country‘s most celebrated musiâ€" cians. He has recorded and performed will many music icons, includâ€" ing Benny Goodman, whom he performed with as a soloist from 1972 to 1980. Appleyard has also appeared with Sinatra, Basie, and Flla Fitzgerald, and has toured with his own combos interâ€" nationally, including festivals in Bern, Cork, Germany, Sweden, Holland, England, the US., and Canada He has taken his music to major clubs in the US., including the Blue Note and the London House in Chicago and Basin Street in New York City, and has performed in major concert halls throughout the world. The jazz series, presented by Menard Wingelaar Jazz Producâ€" tion, includes a concert Oct. 25 featuring the Rob McConnel Trio. McConnel is a trombonist and leader of the famous Boss Brass. The concert will also feature Ed Bickert on guitar and Neil Swainson on bass. For ticket information, call the Waterloo Suige Theatre box office at 888â€"0000. â€"A third concert will be held Nov 18 featuring jazz vocalist Trudy Desmond, who will perform selections from her latest CD My One and Only, a tribute to the music of George Gershwin. Denise or Dave (519) 622â€"3377 CAMBRIDGE o Peter Appleyard performs tonight in Waterloo. Waterloo singer receives Abner Martin scholarship Menno Singers, a community choir in Waterâ€" loo Region, founded by Abner Martin in 1955 and cutrrently directed by Peter Nikiforuk, announces that Jennifer Enns of Waterloo is the recipient of the Abuner Martin Music Scholarship this year. Enns is enrolled in the second year of an Honâ€" ours Bachelor of Music Voice Performance at Wilfrid Laurier University, studying with Daniel Lichti. She is a member of Laurier‘s Baroque Ensemble, directed by Michael Purvesâ€"Smith. A 1997 graduate of Rockway Mennonite Colleâ€" Em Worry Free Hot [MFULTHII| || Water with Union ‘OEALER | Gas Rental Hot a Reolingp Water Tank #« / F" MAKE *’\@ â€" NO PAYMENTS â€" UNTIL MARCH ‘99 o.a.c. ASK DEALER FOR ‘\L.‘(A PETAILS Ajé HEATING & COOLING ONE LESS THING TO WORRY ABOUT" giate, she was active in the vocal and instrumenâ€" tal program there, earning several awards and scholarships. At her hoine church, Waterlooâ€" Kitchener United Mennonite, she has sung in the senior choir and directed the Junior Choir Enns is currently a member of the Parish Choir at St. John the Evangelist in Elora, directed by Noel Edison. The scholarship was established by Menno Singers in 1981 to honour Martin‘s contribution to music awareness in Ontario Mennonite circles and in the larger community. LENNOX