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Theatre on the Edge presents live improv comedy every Thursday at the Waterloo Community Arts Centre. Admission is " For further information, call the arts cen- tre at 7475049. Blyth Festival presents lhe Outdoor Ihmnellys through July 1. For ticket information. call the box office at (519) 523-9300 or 1-877-862-5384. Drayton Entertainment's pro- duction of Swingtime Canteen continues through Dec. 30 at the Schoolhouse Theatre in St. Jacobs. For tick- et information, call the Drayton Entertainment box office at 638-5555. Drayton Entertainment's pro- duction of the classic comedy A Bit Between the Teeth corv tinues through July 14 at the Festival Theatre. For ticket information. call the Drayton Entertainment box office at ti38-5555. "FROLICKING IN FAIRBANKS" Bear Center Davis Dem-s Evam Evelyn First Harm Mase/y Stanford Festival's production of the Sound of Music cumin ues through Nov. 4 at the Stratford Festival Theatre. For ticket Information. call i-800- 567-1600. The Merchant of Venice Curr tinues through Nov. 3 at Stratford?, Festival Theatre. For ticket information. call the box office at I -800-567v It“). Drayton Entertainment's pro- duction of The Music Man. featuring Keith Savage, con- tinues at the Huron County Playhouse. For ticket infer mation, call the box office at 1-888-449-4463. mmmm The Centre in the Square's School for the Performing Arts will present its showcase concert July 26 at 7:30 pm For ticket information, call the Centre‘s box office at 578- 1570. m: m Drayton Entertainment pre- sems No Sex Please. We're New Rimaldson Pam \"HIZWORD Solution: 14 Letters Last mate's Answer VELVETY VOICES Poets On The Run presents Making Waves, Iuly 11 at8 pm. at the Boathouse Tea Room in Victoria Park The event features comedian Scott Telfer, singer/songwriter Roland Hofer, and writer lames It McAuliffe, Michael Bryson and Marilyn Geer The Uptown Waterloo Jazz Festival kicks " July 12 with a Gala concert at the University of Waterloo's Humanities Theatre. Call 888-4908 for tickets. The festival continues July 1344 at two outdoor stages in Waterloo - one at Manulife Place [Caroline and Ed, Streets) and one at Willis Way and Regina Street. Artists will perform on July 13 from 6:30 to 10:30 pm. at the Regina Street stage, and on July " from noon to 7 pm, at Sum Soma- Sway Tonga: T opal Turner Yyrme Venus (2 Words) WWanth Circus Room, 729 King St. E. Kitchener. features an open stage with Waterloo singer/songwriter Matt Osborne every Tuesday night beginning at 9 pan, Paine Irish Pub, 85 King St. N ., Waterloo, presents John Eccelston on Friday and Failte on Saturday. Failte features Mark Weston on Sundays, an open jam with John McKinnley on Mondays and Sandy and Aaron on . Thursdays. Molly Blooms Irish Pub, 170 University Ave, Waterloo, fea. tures Floating Widget on Saturday night. Molly, Blooms features Mark Nelson on Thursdays and Sandy and Aaron on Fridays. Sole Restaurant and Wine Bar, 83 Erb St. W.,Waterloo, presents live jazz every Saturday from 10 p.m. to I a.m. June 30 features Dave O'Neill (vibes), Meredith supposition 14 Be Incorrect 15 Nothing more than 16 De-emphasnse 18 "You Were Meant For Me" sm%er 20 Edi Ie seaweed 21 Congealed by cold 23 Not near 24 Tempted 25 Love songs 29 Camers hair ACROSS 1 Metricalf6ot 5 Is successful 9 Shqr-shaped table fUmishing 12 Baxter practise 13 Groundtess M E) honori6c 49 Sm? minutes 50 Cu run's husband 51 Dried grass 52 Actor ooney 53 Rustic wind instrument tnnke't M Knight? W 17 19 21 10 11 DOWN 1 Doctnne 2 Copycat 3 Oregano a Gentle wund 5 Extend m breadth 6 Obyecl ot worshlp 7 Just made 8 Zorn 9 Jodle Foster meme 0 Epochs ‘1 Canadian literary cum: and educator ‘7 Kman smch S Take a spouse " No longer The Kitchener Musical Society Band and Benton Street Sanctuary Choir cele, brate Canada Day July I with a concert in Victoria Park. Under the direction of Pastor Sean Groombridge and Paul Schalm, the choir and band will perform classic hymns and spirituals. Tenor Lenny Soper will sing several Newfoundland folk songs. Festivities begin on the island at4 pm. leist James begge presents a l2215 pm. recital July 2 in the chapel of First United Church (beside Waterloo Town Square), sponsored by K-W Viola Camp. Everyone wel- come, admission by dona- lion. Violist Dan Golden performs Klezmer music at 12:15 pan. in the chapel of First United Church (beside Waterloo Town Square), July 3, spon- sored by K-W Viola Camp. Everyone welcome. admis- sion by donation. Viola Camp 2001 presents an "Open House Play Party", July jt E5 he E [24 i CROSSWORD 22 Deep red 23 Chubby 25 Purchase 26 Renegade 27 Prima donna 28 Clairyo ant 30 [f/,'JJ2,1' 33 Wahoo 34 Haggard heroine 35 36 38 Doubt In the Mind 39 Launder " Capltal of Western Samoa effervescent - generis arpon repair F2? In An exhibit entitled Meaningful Moments by Podi lawrence is featured in the Tasker Gallery at Kor Gallery and Studios. 79 Joseph St., Kitchener. The exhibit contin- ues through June 30. Three exhibits - Colours of the Seasons by Homer Watson, Ephemeral Pastures by Peter Boots and rhythmic Flow by Jim Kraemer -- con- tinue through Aug. 19 at the Homer Watson House & Gallery. An exhibit at recent water- colours by Richard Zenker is on display at Eldon Gallery. 14 King St. N., Waterloo. through June 30. The Kitchener-Waterloo Art Gallery. 101 Queen St. N., Kitchener, presents Osmosis: the Passage, and exhibition of the Young Curators 2001 pro- The Rotunda Gallery at Kitchener City Hall features an exhibit of pencil and cray- ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD FOUND ON CLASSIFIED PAGE 41 Energetic 42 Macho-man M Electrmed particle 46 Gaucho 47 Carried out " Fs '3i W W 11 IE