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Independent & Free Press (Georgetown, ON), 28 Apr 2011, Focus, FOCUS08

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In Focus, May, 2011 8 40 Years ~ Hallelujah! The Georgetown Choral Society kicked off its 40th anniversary season on April 2 with a very special performance titled 40 Years ­ Hallelujah! The concert included a selection of choir favourites, as well as the debut of a conductor A. Dale Wood's haunting Requiem, which the Choral Society commissioned to mark the anniversary. The Georgetown Christian Reformed Church was packed as dozens of local music lovers helped the 100-voice choir celebrate four decades of beautiful music. Bravo! Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Georgetown Choral Society presents The stars came out to The Club at North Halton on April 16 for the 12th annual Cystic Fibrosis Dinner. Guests were treated to a delicious meal, live music and an extensive silent auction where they used celebrity aliases to place bids. Organized by the Kinsmen Club of Georgetown, the event raised more than $22,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Canada. For more information on the foundation, visit www.cysticfibrosis.ca. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Conductor A. Dale Wood takes a bow. Annette Mills and Ron Lefebvre share a smile. Choral Society members Sheila Willis (left) and Josephine Tawil (right) congratulate Eleanor Long for receiving her 25 year pin. Lisa Tass (left) and Maria Stevens lead the Choral Society's performance of A. Dale Wood's Requiem. ABOVE: Gail Bancroft (left) and Shelley Phipps organized the dinner for many years before handing the reins over to the Kinsmen. RIGHT: Guest speaker Sara Murray (left) prepares for her big speech with some help from her sister Kirsten Reddeman. Spring Garden Tea & AGM Gretchen Miller, Pauline Newman, Anne McGrath and Ruth Taylor catch up over tea. With gardening season right around the corner, the Friends of the Old Seed House Garden held their Spring Garden Tea and Annual General Meeting at the Devereaux House. After snacking on tea and scones, attendees discussed what went on in the last year and brainstormed plans for the new season. This summer, be sure to drop by the Old Seed House Garden, located in Georgetown at the corner of Guelph Street and Maple Avenue. Photos by Andrea Lefebvre Janet Duval, Ann French and Helen Tazzman raise a glass to the Old Seed House Garden. Outgoing committee members Marna Brearley (left) and Dorinne Wagner are thanked for their years of service. Bratin Auto 82 Main St. N., Georgetown MAINTENANCE SERVICES OFFERED · Brakes · Exhaust Work · Transmission & Service · Tires · Drive Clean Testing & Repairs · Cooling Systems · Electrical · Tune-up · Computer Analysis · Alignments · ...and more 905-873-6127 To book an appointment. Call today to book an appointment for all your maintenance needs

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