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Thursday, N ovem ber 12, 2015 - The IFP - H alton H ills - w w w .theifp.ca Page 21 Low Monthly Rates 24/7 Access & Pay Kiosk HEATED FACILITY TIME TORECLAIM YOUR GARAGE • SECurE • Well lit • Moving SupplieS 7 RiveR Rd. (Near the "GO") www.aplusselfstorage.org GeorGetown 905-866-7464 for all occasions!for all occasions! menchie's georgetown • 905-873-1116 158 guelph st, unit 1, georgetown, on menchiesgeorgetown @menchiesgtown } Menchiesgeorgetown COMMUNITY Every generation brings something fresh and powerful to its own music-- this is nev- er more obvious than when you bring those generations together. Source of the Song 31 will feature singer-songwriter Jamie Warren, one of Canada's most awarded indepen- dent artists, and Katy Taylor Warren, a ris- ing singer-songwriter, second-generation, whose musical and collaborative gifts are already attracting notice and believers in the Canadian music scene. Source of the Song 31takes place on Sat- urday, Nov. 14 from 2-5 p.m. in the Glen Williams Town Hall, 1 Prince St. in Glen Williams. Host Bruce Madole is quick to acknowl- edge his own musical influences. "I gained a lot of my own preferences from listening to my own dad," says Madole. "He is a lover of many different kinds of mu- sic, but he played a lot of folk and country in our home, when I was growing up, and I've built on that. When I started writing, those were my influences-- Leadbelly, and The Weavers, Gordon Lightfoot, and Johnny Cash. Those, plus all the music that began to move me, growing up in my generation. "That's a part of what I found so fas- cinating in organiz- ing this up-coming show," says Madole. "It's that multi-gen- erational thing, ex- tended into both the writing and per- forming. I've been a fan of Jamie's work for years, and we've watched and listened to the emergence of Katy as an independent writer and artist with great enthusiasm, along the way. So we're thrilled to be able to present them together, and I'm absolutely looking forward to sharing the stage with both of them." Tickets are available in Glen Williams at Reeve and Clarke Fine Books, (open Thurs- day to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at 521 Main St. in Glen Williams) or by contacting co- producers Bruce or Marlene Madole, 905- 459-9753 (or via email at brucemadole@ sympatico.ca). Tickets are $20. Songwriting in the family is the theme of Source of the Song 31 BRUCE MADOLE INKSTERS AND INKLINGS: Halton Hills Li- brary held its seventh-annual Ink Writing Contest over the summer with the awards presented recently to the winners. Top photo: The winners were, from left, Grades 7-8 Poetry "The Dragon" Ailish McDonald; Grades 7-8 Short Story "The Ring", Regan Clipperton and "Freedom" Natalie Lusza- wski; Grades 4-6 Poetry "All I Want is a Pet" Olivia Reich and "Rose" Sanne DeWitt; Grades 4-6 Short Story "The Summer of my Dreams" Madeleine DeWitt. Right photo: Grades 9-10 Short Story, "December Snow" Marina Coric (left) and Grades 9-10 Poetry "Frosted Timber" Han- nah Robinson. Photos by Jon Borgstrom