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SECTION A THE HERALD WedDetdny April Page On Golden Pond Three generations must come to terms with their emotions By JACKY WILLOWS HeraM Special In Georgetown Little Theatres upcoming production of to en Pond by Ernest Thompson three with their differ ent emotional and meter bang ups try to come to terms Indivi dually and as a whole Billy Ray Jr the younger generation shoulders the burden of his youth Billy Junior Is played by a young man at present attending Georgetown and District High School He played In the High School production of Grease and so will be familiar to many of you He has also appeared In other High School productions such as Androclese And The Lion Lll Aboer and The Matchmaker Dax Is thirteen and of an age with the character he plays and therefore ha no trouble at all In understanding Billy character Charlie Martin the mailman belongs to the generation that is trying to come to terms with increased age He is unwilling to let go of the Sat be remembers so because the future seems to bold so little for him However be manages to cope with the help or a very peculiar sense of humor Charlie is play by David Williams who brings to life Char lies outrageously Infec tious laughter David appeared as the in Globes production of New Girl in Town On Golden Pond opens on April and runs through April Hay and Tickets are available by phoning the box office at 8773700 Mixing paint la lust part of the fan Georgetown Little Theatre members like Pat are having now Mrs Is getting ready to paint the flats for the theatre groups upcoming production of On Golden Pond Linda Roe has already painted much of the lake and Islands backdrop for the play Herald photo The box office at the John Elliott Theatre will be open as follows Wednesday April 11 Thursday April 302 30 Saturday April 1012 noon Tuesday April 17 12 and Thursday April IS 302 and Tuesday April 30pm and Thursday April 11 SO- J pm Imitating mother nature Lighting master makes Gol s Rakumaking and Herald Staff An exhibition at Gallery House Sol Charles Street In Georgetown has gather ed together the work of six outstanding Ontario ceramic makers to Illu strate making The works of Peggy Mackenzie Carol Ann Mortimer Agnes Olive Michael Sbeba and Aleksandr Sorot will be shown until April The exhibit to open for viewing from Tuesday to Thursday and from Fri day to Sunday Baku started with Zen Buddhism in Japan In the IStb Century According to Ihe rules developed by masters the objects used In the tea ceremo ny had to be unpreten tious and simple Baku was found to meet this demand for simplicity In a British potter who bad studied raku wrote a book about It which promoted raku In the western world Daytime swimming The Georgetown Swimming Poof Is open for day swimming very Monday Wednes day and Friday The time of this adult swim changes depending on when the pool Is being used by the school The schedule for the month of April IS IS 4S1 April IS and 1810 April SO Tennis lessons Once again the Hal ton Recreation and Parks Department Is offering tennis lessons for all ages and abilities at two location Joseph Gibbons Tennis Courts area beside George Kennedy Public School and Tennis Courts Moore Park area behind Joseph Gibbons Public School Registration has begun so hurry Oast is limited to persons See the Ballon Hills Recreation and Parka Department Spr ing and Summer Bro chure for details American artists Paul Seiner and Hat Rleger making North America and moved it In the direction it took In the West as a means for completely persona expression Family unity month May has been pro claimed as family unity month In Ontario a time to be thankful for the family as the foundation of Canadian society by Bill Davis STARTS FOOTLOOSE HELDOVIR ROMANCING THE STONE WUMNO Tuesday is Night All SHOWS Our new Caster Dessert hare better than any youve ever tasted Heres a magical dessert Idea or Easter Give us your favorite 31 flavors We II combine It with a Robbins roll cake and pull a Bunny shaped dessert out our hat 1 flut order early Even magic takes time ICG CREAM ALTON WIS ByANIPEDERIAN Herald Staff Trying to imitate what Mother Nature does every night Is no easy task but Ian Oldaker la going to try The lighting designer for the Georgetown Little Theatres upcom Ing production of On Golden Pond Mr Oldaker is to create a sunset every night on the John Elliott Theatre stage The problem the lighting designer has to blend the effect of the sunset to give the audi enough light to see players Mr Olda ker said In an inter view It must be done subtly so It doesnt come across as artificial All the scenes In this play are set Indoors so tbe sunset will be creat outside the big IAN DARKER As the sun gets lower and the scene gets darker the actors will have to put on lights to make visible to their audience Out side the windows as It gets darker therell be the lights of other collages In the distance another effect created by Mr Oldaker The lights on the stage are turned on by the actors but theyre con trolled by the lighting people offstage For evening scenes more yellow lights are used to give a warmer color Daylight scenes have a hint of blue light Good lighting be intrusive so that its noticed by the audience It should be subtle Mr Oldaker said SIDELIGHTS Light Is never direct straight onto faces of the actors for It would give them a very flat uninteresting face Instead lights come from the side at degree angles This way they give moulding to the face the said Mr became Involved in staga light through his Interest in portraiture An old rule of thumb In theatre Is that you can t hear the actors If theyre not well lit you have difficulty see ing them you have dlfficuty hearing them That not likely to be the case in On Golden Pond As far as lighting Mr says the play doesnt demand any thing out of the ordl nary However because Its a big set it needs to be carefully lit with the emphasis on the actors faces and not the props UPERB CAR CARE tymnet k Interior A Exlerior Car Cleaning Low Inw regular rates Dealer rates available St Georgetown 8775718 Unchallenged sax King A phone whirl win Is the way Cres cendo International the musicians magazine describes Paul Brodle at first wanted to play only In the big bands of the day However after bear ing Marcel Mule called the father of all class cal saxophone players Brodle went to Paris to with Mule Since turning professional over thirty years ago he has become one of the oat eminent saxaphon lata in the world He has given literally thousands of recitals and concerts and has recorded albums to date Clyde Gilmore calls him Canada a challenged king of the classical saxa phone Mr Brodle la appear ing tonight at tbe John Elliott Theatre at under the sponsor ship of tbe Ha I ton Hills Arts Council He has just returned from a nine week tour of Aust ralia Singapore Hong Kong India and the A whirl wind indeed I Tickets may be avail able at the door but get there early Lay reader honored Herald Staff Members of the St George Anglican Church on Street made a special presen tation to lay reader Tom Perry Friday night Perry was given a set of bible commen taries and a personal gilt In honor of his years of service with the church The presentations HELD OVEtt 2nd BIO WEEK Just don Coarse Lang us a Eves at BIO Sat Sun STARTS FRIDAY TERMS OF ENDEARMENT Evsnlnai at 7 and a 3S Sat A Sun Matinee STARTS FRIDAY HICK SPRINGFIELD In His Motion Picture Debut HARD TO HOLD EvsietT BIO Sat Sun Mat at STRUT PJ CMru g nan were the highlight of the night as 176 people gathered for dinner on tbe 10th anniversary of the construction of the Grace Anglican Hall Church warden pre sented a recent history of the church to the gathering A talent show Involving parish members provided entertainment for the evening Former rector Rever end Robert Gallagher and his wife Ruth were in attendance Learn to drive safely and In our Ontario Safely League approved course You receive INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION and a certificate or Insurance 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