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Wellington Halton Hills Green Party Presents the documentary GARBAGE! The Revolution Starts at Home Wednesday, April 23, 2008 7:00 p.m. Main Place 185 Main Street, Erin Minimum Donation: $5/person Look Out World Our Little Angel is coming!! Happy Birthday Nathen Love Nanna, Aumma, Mommy, Daddy, Jordan, Uncle Brian & Uncle Russell 18 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, April 11, 2008 Advertorial At the Actco Gala held recently, Globe's Singin' In The Rain was honoured with an Adjudicator's Award for Technical Achievement, won by the Director Alex Gallant and his film crew for the silent movie sequence in the show. Mike Rainey won for Best Lighting Design. Darian Mark (Young Cosmo) was nominated for Best Newcomer and Neil Salinas (Cosmo) was nominated for Best Actor in a Supporting Role. The Actco Awards are the Oscars of community theatre and Georgetown Globe Musical Productions competes against musicals across southern Ontario. After successful runs of Singin' In the Rain and Ragtime, Globe is now focusing its energy on South Pacific, which opens May 1st at the John Elliott Theatre. Tickets are on sale now at the JET box office. Call the Box Office: 905-877-3700. Globe lighting designer Mike Rainey won a Thea for his work on Singin in the Rain. He is now working on the lighting for South Pacific. Photo by Lois Fraser, Globe Globe wins Thea awards Wall art Staying Connected by Halton Hills metal artist Doris Treleaven, was chosen for the Gallery at The National Home Show, April 4-13 in Toronto. The Gallery is a museum-style show- case that highlights new products in household furnishings, electronics, cleaning products, lighting, gardens and outdoor living reflecting innovation in style, function and environmental- ism. To view more of Treleavens work call her Limehouse studio, 519-853- 9743. Artists work chosen for show This years John Sommer Juried Art Exhibition will take place at the Halton Hills Cultural Centre Gallery, April 9-27. An opening reception will be held on Sunday, April 13, 2-4 p.m. The exhibition is named in honour of longtime resident John Sommer, who has been instrumental in promoting the arts in town for many years. The jurors this year are local art collector Bruce Andrews, Brampton artist Paulette Murphy, and Mississauga artist Christine Montague. John Sommer juried art show reception on Sunday