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Pago SECTION A THE HERALD April Herald Columnist Lost week I gave you a run down of the theatrical and musical treats In store for the month of April Well April has other delights to offer First and foremost for any book lover is Annual Book Sole sponsored by the University Women Club of Georgetown This eagerly awaited event takes place Saturday April at Knox Church Hall It a great opportunity to stock up on books or every kind at rock bottom prices and even feel noble while getting a great bargain because all the proceeds go for scholarships and community projects April 12 is a date to keep in mind The Town of Hills will be holding Recognition and Honors Award Evening at the John Elliott Theatre For information about this community event call 877 or If you are film buff who loves old movies out hales to watch them on T V often butchered by poor editing to make them fit into a time slot take heart The Hills Recreation Depart ment is sponsoring a Golden Oldies Film Festival To out more call As usual the two public libraries In Halton Hills have much to interest us As part of our Bicentennial celebrations at the Georgetown Library there will be a free lecture by Christopher Moore author of Louis burg Portraits and The Loyalists Wednesday at p The Acton Library is presenting a two part series on the history and the how to of quilts Wednesday April IB will feature a film program on quilts Threading Through Time and Patterns of Love The following Wednesday April will consist of a lecture illustrated with slides by the The fee for the series is The time both nights Is 7 30 The final lecture In the Survival Series at the Georgetown Library will take place on Tuesday April 2 at 30 pm The subject will be Creative Visualization Getting the minds eye to work for the HERALD Theatre workshop teaches how to think on stage Heathcote director Julian Peters and Blake IteBlbcole explain the fundamentals of community theatre lo about 17 actors and actresses at a work hop put on by the Georgetown Theatre at John Elliott Theatre on the weekend is directing On Golden Pond a production that opens this weekend for a twoweek run Herald Staff Seventeen George town res Is received course in show business two day workshop held over the the John Thculri The clinic was by the George town L Theatre and by Blake currently direct local group a production of On Golden Pond which II open April 7 for a two week run and actor writer Jul an used a scries of vocal exercises and mprovl act sessions to impart the of good theatre lo the workshop part id give them an under standing of theatre fundamentals Peters We try to teach them ho v to 1 and how to nk on stage Peters often t who has reeted some shows three Broadway productions two men work together to do about five workshops course of a year Blake and I don believe in acting that to act Peters said Theatre a croft you over long period of time The workshop financed by a percent age of a government grant the received to do On Golden Pond GLT members paid to attend while non members paid It was very worth while vice pre David CI f ton told The Herald Most of us haven done this type of thing before so all very new We hove certainly enjoyed It WILLOWS Herald Special Georgetown Little Th aire the aid of a grant from Theatre Ontario community training program which Is funded by The Ontario Arts Council has been able to employ the services of a pro fessional rector Many Interested rectors were inter v and after durable deliberation Blake was selected to direct our f nal offer this season On Golden Pond Blake grew up In Don Mills and said he was fortunate in attending a school In which at the Grade Itvet students were encouraged to state plays and make mov to express their and opinions Instead of writing essays It was at this time hat he began reel He acted too but found that he pre ferred to direct He studied at the vers of Toronto and graduated n 1977 with a degree in architecture Business response poor at the re sponse to a proposed I urism study Burling Ion J Grieve delivered an ley blast to Wednesday last Hal as a tourism mark but not wan I to financially contribute to the region share of the study lm disgusted with the pittance the community has come up with Grieve told Entertainment Society presents Three masterpieces Herald Special The Georgetown Cho ral Society Is delighted to present Patricia Krueger of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra as solo pianist In the Spring Concert April April 15 Patricia was trained the Royal lory of Music of Toronto and has studied under a number of prominent musicians Carmen Alberto Guerrero and Pierre Souvainran She la an accomplish ed keyboard performer specializing In piano organ and harp sichord She Is also a fully Qualified percuss and serves the TSO in this role as well Patricia will be joined by a group of young musicians who were last in town In They were brought together by native son David Harding originally Since David Is in New York the group is organized for this slon by Paul Widner a cellist The group consists of a number of young musicians who came to gether In various youth orchestras and ensemb les They are all highly accomplished perform and spend one rehearsal before going on stage in a perform CHURCH DIRECTORY Please come out and support these perform era in our Three Choral Masterpieces concert Tickets are available from choir members or by calling or TAKE EASY TAKE THE TRAIN For TICKETS and INFORMATION Your Authorized Agent Is Barber Henley Established HOLY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC Dtvf Cots PASTOR FiitMt Cm MASSES Saturday p m and Noon MAPLE AVENUE BAPTIST PASTOR EdtnH EVEHY SUNDAY fam 11am each WEEKDAYS B No Study Ret on Lilt a ub Nunc y THURSDAY FRIDAY APRIL 5 6 55 Sinclair Ave GEORGETOWN Hours Mon Saturday 9 to For Information Phone 8731258 or 8533084 Associate Tax Consultants INCOME TAX RETURNS DONE a m p F Jay m Saturday 9 a m GUELPH ST GEORGETOWN 8772217 support the nislration and ng poten finance committee CRAFT 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