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Oakville Museum will be hosting its popular March Break Program once again this year, offering everyâ€" thing from string games and toyâ€" making to special music workshops. Performers add excitement to March Break Among those on hand to lead the HOW DO I GET THE BEST PRICE FOR MY HOME? events will be musician Chick Roberts â€" a founder of the Mariposa In the Schools program â€" and Bill Russell, a lively performer who never has trouble getting his audiâ€" ences involved. 4 Art Society hosts Kellock, Broten The show â€" which runs until March 24 â€" features Kellock‘s paintâ€" ings and Broten‘s pottery. Those interâ€" ested in meeting the artists are invited to do so this Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. "And now for something differâ€" ent," an exhibition of work by Joyce Kellock and Marguerite Broten, opens Sunday in the Oakville Art Society Gallery. Paper Pleasures â€" to be held Wednesday, March 17 â€" is an afterâ€" noon workshop for those age six and up. The cost is $10. On Thursday, March 18 those age nine and up will delight in String Games with Bill Russell durâ€" On the morning of Tuesday, March 16, children ages six to eight can enjoy Toymaking with Brian Krog. The cost is $6 each. Those age nine and up can take part in the afternoon workshop Woodworking and Stencilling at a cost of $10 each. The fun gets started on Monday, March 15 when Kathy Cope hosts morning and afternoon basketweavâ€" ing workshops for those age seven and up. The cost is $10 per child. Museum activities will take place March 15 to 19. The ages of participants, as well as times and costs, vary for each workshop. All require preâ€"registration. Call Oakville Museum at $45â€"3541. Broten celebrates the preparation and presentation of food by creating functional pots that are as much a Kellock, best known for her oil paintings of children in landscape, will be displaying watercolors of flowers, portraits, landscapes and abstracts. During the opening only Kellock will also exhibit some of her larger works in the painting studio. The eventâ€"filled week ends Friday, March 19 when those nine Chick Roberts is just one of the special guests taking part in Oakville Museum‘s March Break activities. ing two hourâ€"long afternoon workâ€" _ and older take part in Music From shops. The cost is $6 per child. Almost Anything with Chick Stop in Time open house this Sunday The Oakville Art Society is locatâ€" ed at 560 Bronte Rd., south of the QEW at the corner of Speers Road. Regular hours are Monday and Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Wednesday and Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information call §27â€" 5711. pleasure to use as they are to view. Georgetown‘s Barbara Stephens, currently being featured in the gallery, will be on hand to discuss her work and answer visitors‘ quesâ€" tions. Stephens will also be autoâ€" graphing posters of "Tulips," one of her most popular works. A copy of this will be awarded as a door prize at the end of the day. and older take part in Music From Almost Anything with Chick Roberts. The two hourâ€"long afterâ€" noon workshops cost $6 each. Wine and cheese will be served compliments of the gallery and Anderson. A Stop in Time is located at 94 George St. In addition, fashion designer Heather Anderson â€" located adjacent to A Stop in Time â€" will be introâ€" ducing her 1993 Spring Collection of ladies leisure and evening wear. A Stop in Time invites everyone to its special open house/meet the artist day slated for this Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. #5380 â€" 649 #5383 â€"LOTTARIO D YOU WIN? CALL OUR LOTTERY LNE