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th ei fp .c a Th e IF P -H al to n H ill s | T hu rs da y, F eb ru ar y 1, 20 18 | 30 On Feb. 17, Canada's own Walt Wingfield comes to our neighbourhood, by special arrangement with the Concerned Residents Coalition (CRC), in a gala fund-raising presentation of Wingfield's Progress at the Acton Town Hall Cen- tre. Hearty country suppers in one of two neighbouring churches, Knox Presbyte- rian and St. Alban's Angli- can, will precede the theat- rical performance, en- hancing the country theme of the play. The gala is a fund-raiser for the CRC as it prepares for an OMB hearing on the Hidden Quarry. Walt's adventures in Wingfield's Progress will have you rolling in the aisles with laughter, laugh- ter about the world we live in where the city dreamers meet the weathered farm- ers and the two groups find ways to come together to meet community challeng- es. Since 1984 "Walt Wing- field", businessman turned farmer, has been regaling audiences, both rural and urban, across Canada and the United States, in the series of sev- en plays by Dan Needles with more than 4,500 shows logged to date. Re- nowned and beloved Ca- nadian actor Rod Beattie brings a delightful and memorable assortment of characters to life in these virtuoso one-man shows. In Wingfield's Progress the spectre of urban devel- opment looms on the Sev- enth Concession, and Walt sounds the alarm. Can he mobilize the neighbour- hood to save the rustic splendour of Larkspur? Does Larkspur want to be saved? The Wingfield Gala, like the Nylons Gala in 2016, will be a full evening of en- joyment with a country at- mosphere. The Acton Town Hall is a heritage gem of a theatre, as are the two 19th century churches, St. Alban's and Knox Pres- byterian where traditional country suppers will be served by the congrega- tions. Both churches are walk- ing distance to the theatre. Home made pies will be served at intermission, and wine and beer will be avail- able for purchase. Seating is limited for this once-in-a-lifetime ex- perience. Tickets must be purchased in advance.For information, please con- tact Linda Sword at 519-853- 1896 or lsword@xplor- net.ca. Tickets can be pur- chased on-line at www.hid- denquarry.ca/wingfield WHAT'S ON Wingfield's Progress comes to the Acton Town Hall On Feb. 17, Canada's own Walt Wingfield comes to Acton, by special arrangement with the Concerned Residents Coalition (CRC), in a gala fund-raising presentation of Wingfield's Progress at the Acton Town Hall Centre. Metroland file photo ON NOW AT THE BRICK! SAVING YOU MORE For more details go instore or online @thebrick.com. Happy 13thBirthday Rachel! Love, Mom, Dad, Brody & family For more information contact Dave Newsome | 905-877-8468 ext 2224 | dnewsome@clublink.ca EAGLE RIDGE GOLF CLUB | RR #4, 11742 TENTH LINE, GEORGETOWN, ON | eagleridge.clublink.ca Open year round Endless possibilities BAPTISMS and CHRISTENINGS BABY SHOWERS BRIDAL SHOWERS REHEARSAL DINNERS WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATIONS of LIFE FUNDRAISERS HOLIDAY PARTIES BRUNCHES MEETINGS CELEBRATING all of LIFE'S MOMENTS BAPTISMS and CHRISTENINGS BABY SHOWERS BRIDAL SHOWERS REHEARSAL DINNERS WEDDINGS BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATIONS of LIFE FUNDRAISERS HOLIDAY PARTIES BRUNCHES MEETINGS ViewOurNewly Renovated Clubhouse! For more information contact Bill Dhaliwal | 905-877-8468 ext 2223 | bdhaliwal@clublink.ca WALK-IN & FAMILY CLINIC FLU VACCINE AVAILABLE • Male & Female Physicians • Walk-in and Appointment • Women's Health & Pregnancy Care • Sports Medicine • Extended Hours • Senior's Health • Lab On-Site • Pharmacy On-Site Miller Dr. M ou nt ai nv ie w Rd .S 8t h Li ne M ai n St 15 Sd. Rd. Eaton St. 10 Side Rd Opposite to Allison's Farm Market 221 Miller Dr., Georgetown 905-873-6776 www.GenesisHealthTeam.com