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Page IS THE HERALD Wednesday April I ISM lor Program Lifting on Cable lor Monday Tuctdav Wtdnatday and HILLS ARTS COUNCIL Another big weekend for the arts By ENID WILLIAMS Home once again wellen trenched in Welsh culture considered queen for a week by my family and having three days of Jet lag our readers may be assured that I am back In harness My first weekend home has been spent covering three terrific arts events GEORGETOWN Y Congratulations All the effort you put into the Gala Art Auction Friday was worthwhile for the public who participated Hopefully the will have felt some monetary worth as well A beautiful selection of several prints sculpted works a few oils and an intriguing three dimensional woven as well as a collectors comer featuring Picasso Grant Hill man Alice and Seidman works were presented for auction It was interesting to note that a entitled River Edge by our local artist Jack Re id fetched one of the highest prices Joan Mustard a resident of Georgetown showed her original oil Yosemite National Park which sold Local artist Day showed two water colors which now belong to anothers collection Shirley Den lies original oil Farm Scene also passed hands at a very high price Art work by Canadian artists captured the public interest and several sold The should be commended for bringing this opportunity to purchase international works of art to Hills residents However perhaps another time more original work could be shown to satisfy a wider scope of taste for art collection This event and the public support given Is an Indication of the Interest towards a proposed Art Gallery focal point In our community STUDIO TICKETS I TICKETS Now on Sale for DEAR LIAR a play by Jerome Kilty The adult performers Invited by Nomlc to perform are In rehearsals now and director Bev Nicholas feels proud that will be offering the public excellent theatrical entertainment offers seven performances of this piny three of which are for the benefit of Hills Arts Council Support us in turn we shall bring to Halton Hills more works never mounted here Ail seats are reserved Reservations by telephone or drop In to the Hot Bed on Mill Street in downtown Georgetown GEORGETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY Coming Soon Ron Warnock s exhibition and sale of April 1519 Support your local artist by dropping into the Library to see his work ST ANDREW UNITED CHURCH The Youth Group Sunday School and church adulta of this congregation will be presenting The Enchanted Journey a musical version of Pilgrim Progress April and Call Marilyn Champ for Information Set built for GLT play The set for Georgetown Lit Theatres production of Relatively Speaking was con structed Saturday and Sunday after much planning and pre paration The planning included such things as case of moving scen ery accessibility to sets by actors and crew and overall general appearance Lcs Heed who is In charge of set construction worked with director Pat to create a scale model and It was on this model that tests were conduct At this planning stage sight lines of the audience were also considered and hope fully most blind spots eliminat ed A garden scene in Relative ly Speaking has afforded the chance for our resident artists Linda Roe and Sonja Bell to create backdrop that would resemble a typical English garden As with all GLT plays authenticity is for The play will be at Cocur hall April IB 19 and Social work course is likely It looks very much as though we II be offering a social work course in Halton Hills this fall Stephen Jones community liaison officer or the University of Waterloos faculty of arts announced this week He was commenting on a proposal from UW college the Anglican church college on the Waterloo campus- to launch a certificate program In social work in the community in September Mr Jones and Prof Ian Campbell principal of college held information sessions in the Acton and Georgetown public libraries March about attended from the Halton Hills area Next week I shall review City Sweet Adelines terrific show last Saturday Our Georgetown participants should be proud Somewhere within the pages of our local paper you will also find the review of the Messiah by St Johns and St Andrews United church Your Arts Council would like to clue you in on the fact that plans for Summerfest Festival of the Arts are well underway You are In store for a superb event More reporting forthcoming When is it June and THE HOME OF COUNTRY ROCK ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK POW WOW LOUNGE BILLY ADAMS SALT WATER THE DOWNSTAIRS PUB FOUL PLAY I NEXT WEEK POW WOW LOUNGE DEACON DOWNSTAIRS PUB SnTCHB HOTEL BRAMPTON ST BRAMPTON 4516000 About the Hills Cancer month April is Cancer Month across Canada and the Canadian Cancer Society has launched its major fund raising drive of the year InHaltonHillsthegoalthisyearis to raise to fund various programs here in the area and to support research Cancer society programs include educationandpallentserviceas well as research Of every onethird stays in the community to help with programs here Last year the Hills branch spent on transportation for patients to Princess Margaret Hospital for treatment Flower sale Rhododendron fans are preparing for their national society annual sole and auction April at Burlington s Royal Botanical Gardens Beginning at p m an open sale of small plants ground covers and heather wilt proceed the auction of rhododendrons azaleas and other ornamentals Admission and parking are free at the Gardens Plains Road West Bridge results Results of the Bridge Club on March were Betty Van Oss and Anne Stan and GordBurbidae 3 Ken Pearce and Jack McFadden Results of March were Shirley and Bob Austin Grace and Jack Wilkinson Brian Borrowman and Derek Spencer 1 Tanya and Mike Blatnick Mary Bryan and Mary Morrow 3 Sue Barrett and Betty Scott MAPLE NURSERY SCHOOL Presents MR DRESSUP from CBC Television In Person FRIDAY APRIL 18th Holy Cross Auditorium Maple Avenue SHOWS and PM Tickets 250 each Available TOY MAGIC and YOUNGS PHARMACY Saturday Night BINGO Sat April 5 800 pm ACTON LEGION BINGO Every Wednesday Royal Canadian legion pm Doors Open pm BIRDS Regular Gomes at 2000 JACKP0T THE OLD BANK of Mill and Main Streets SUNDAY BRUNCH April 6 and Sunday after 1130 SUNDAY DINNER pm 9 pm 8770266 Your Host Gabe Sara Entertain merit BEVERLEY JQNG NANCY KEEHN AGNES OLIVE At Gallery House Sol Street Georgetown March April TilinliiiniNL Trv Our Delicious Fish Chips or our Chinese Cuisine HOURS to Thursday inn Hi in 1 1 Sunda IZnnnnlorlpm Telephone 8532060 Enjoy A Family Easter Brunch Fabulous Sunday Brunch This Sunday Every Sunday 1100 am to 230 Hot and Cold Buffet Lots of Salads Deserts Only Per Person 275 For Children under 367 Guelph St Georgetown BRAMPTON COLOUR SOUND PRESENTS SOUND CHALET FEATURING COMPLETE STEREO LINES OF TOSHIBA AIWA THE SOUND I IN OUR SOUND 13- NELSON ST 4534455