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MEIER I htuttre 1m ttw l'dg“ prt"uutP, hu- unprm ctunedy New Chursday at 8 [mm at thr. Waterloo (iummunily Are, Centre. Admission is " ror further Information. call the Arts Centre at 747-5tM.9, Umymn firuertainment pm \(‘l’ll's the lame Lend Me a Icrttrr, upt'mng St-pL H at tht. yschotrlhotew " Ill-mm in St. lm'nhs. For mum info. call 6385555 Bill!" I") “E BERT Druyluu Lntertainmott will pn-wnl I9isney's Beauty and thc Bum an [he St. lacnhs (Inunlry Playhnuw. 40 Bur imnin ltd, F..V\.“alcrlnn. run- ning lhruugh Nou 26. For mum infu. vall IBHJSSS. “I MST The Stratford I estival prewnlx Shakepearv's play The Tent- pet, nnw showing at the Fe,- [ital rheatrc. bor more inthr- mation. Call l-800-5ii7- mm mill MY! CLUES ACROSS l. Deceive 6. Stern 10. Cuts 14. Egyptian capital 1 S. Juno 16. Leave out 1?. A vacation (two words) 18. Very large trees 19. Calif. University 20, Type of egg 21. 8 oz. 22. Security 24. Bluish green 26, Chars 27. Annul 30. Express objections 31, Separated 32. Stagnated 36. Flat bread 3? Anger 38, Carbonated drink 39 Brand oi mixer 42 Organic compound 43 Soothing agents 44 Guard Hw Slrummt Festival prvwnh the musical lnm tbeNrods. mm shumng an the Aron tluv, mm bor more mlummlmn. call I-EUUBHT' 1600. " VIII LIE " The Stratford Festival presents William Shakespeare's ls You Like It, In tit, 30 at the Pesti- val Theatre. Fur more infur- mation, call 1 "mo-CAG'-)). Pour mm Prvductions. pre- \l’lllh Revelations. at it full. Nov, 3 at the Registry Iheatrv. 132 Frederick $1.. Kitchener. 'ljckets, are Stoadvance, $12 at the door. Call 743-7102 or 8809595. Elmira Theatre Company pre- souls The Mousetrap as its Fall dinncr-theatre pmduclmn. opening Nov. 4 at Hons Hall. 40 South St. w. lamina, Tickets ure $42 I Thursdays show only $15I. bor tickets. call Ti'8- 45. Fountain 47. Jellystone's bear 48. One less than a septet 49. Plane 50. Gold decoration 54. Negative (prefix) 55. Swiss-like cheese 57. More confident 58, Threaten 59. Not front or back 60. Humor 61. Fable 62. Was looked at 63. Tears CLUES DOWN 1. Skim 2_Abh0r 3. Ventilates 4 Procrastlnate 5 Blouse 6, Body snatcher 7 Glean &Anrvoq 9, Solid 10 Model's shape 11 Host 12 Goes limp 13 Abide 21 Mt Whitney street 23 Subdwlsnon 25 Consume 26 Wise people 27 Knocks. 28 Heroic 29 [Am- 30 [madam Fl? Smumu '13 luq OSSWORD Mummies. daddu-x grandpar ems and mmgn'vrs with little Hues arr wclmnu- In vnjny a "PIN nuwic in a baby-friendly nnmna awry Wednesday afternoon at Princess livin Cinemas, 46 King St. N, in upmwn Waterloo, Admissiun is EL Infants gel in free. l he Suphislicals' songivritvrrs Surinl and ( Ipen Stage rum "very Wednesday fro m 8 pm. to Close at the Rum Runner Pub. formerly the old Walpvr Pub. at 1 King St. W., in down, town Kitchener. Admission is free. Bring your Stings and play 1ittatl The group Pied Pumkin will perform Oct. 29 a1 8 pm" at thvWaterlor, linmmunily Arts Centre. 25 Regina SI. s., Waterloo. Tickets are s. Hi advance, s ttt at the dour, Call 57843298 fur more infurmzr lion. ff Hummus: IlV t 34 Paradise 35 Peoples In em: north 0f Paklslan an Otherwise 4t VerFuher .tp Bram 191.;1rrirrlg King Street Trio. 65 University Ave, L. features liw ja/J. tuur nights a week. Wednesdays and mursdays from tr.30-H pol., Fridays from 130' I l:30 Pm-, and Saturdays from 7:30-l0:30pati, Forinfurmit- lion visit kingsstrvettrioxom. Molly Blooms Irish Pub. 170 University Ave. W. in Waterloo. presents kenny Murvdtaw and Fred Hah, "might. and HP” and Adam vwry Monday night. Failte Irish Pub. 85 King St. N.. Waterloo. presents Nnnir Crete own; Sunday night and The McFlys every Monday night. Snlé Restaurant and Wine Bar. 83 Firb St, w, Waterloo, presents live jazz. Every Salim day from 10 p.111. In , am. Oct. 29 features live music. East Side Marios. King Street North. Waicrlm). prim-ms Open Mic with MacGyvvr a Dog every scrum! Wvdnesday in the lower level bar and bil, iards mum. Che “we! open The Kitchener-Waterloo Chamber Music Society pre- sent» (laments Trio. ll p.m.. ()(L 30atthe Music Rnunl. 57 Young St. W. Waterloo. Admis sion is $20. $15 for srnims. S IO fur students. Call 8Wr lfi73 for more information. "WWW Presented by the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, thc Nuihauicl Dell Chorale will piay at 7 pm. (in. 30 at Emmanuel United Church. 22 Bridgeport Rd. w. Waterluu, Call 578- 15ro for mum infur~ mation. "rThQ1LLLertiL JJifjiia; The Wellington Winds gmup presLuus Great Band Music from Great Britain. at 3 pm, Oct. 30. at First United Church. "iWilliam St, Kilth< encL Admission is $20: SIS for students/seniors. mm moms George Greer mass). Beth Ann do Sousa tpiano) will perform dd Cab 45 (My In "my 46 Worshlp a? Asuannmmn 48 Ham? 110 Green gnmslorw (Quantum Capital, [mutt-d at HM 801(ng St.i.Waterlotr. preerus Kelly Burgers new paintings. to Nov, 30, Thc Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery presents the exhibits Wheel ofTime: Historical and Contemporary Buddhist Art and Artifacts: Vessel ' fissvtwe by Anita Ruramura: and Lily ers 1w Polar Sloan, lu Ian. 8, 2006. Thu gullcry is located ar 25 Caroline St N, in Wan-rim). [Willi The KjtcherutWatvrloo Art Gallery. lucated at 101 Queen St. N. Kitchener. presentsan exhibit called Remnants: Kitchener Industrial Artifacts Projects, Nicholas Rees, Ver- nanllar Series, I leuvy Wcath- Cr: Art Green Retrospective, to NOV. 20. was! MILE“ B0tttWMNtlBttut1lRr the Peter Hill Snyder Gallery located at 59 Ifrh St. IL. Watcr- loo, presents Seasons along the Grand River, ttt Nov. 30. Wlll's Robert langcn Gallery. presents Protcrtion hy Sheila Karmw ttt ()CL 29, SP 53 fd, 57 Sl Press Loan Remmms Perish Mr the wninr