An exhibition of art based on the culture of a city in Mexico will b. held at The. Station Gal- lery in Whitby from April 6 to 28. Ron Bolt's paintings, drawvings and constructions are based on several trips to San Miguel de Allende. BoIt,' whos. studio is on the. south shore* of Rice Lake,, near Baltimore, Ont., has been a pain- ter- and printinaker for 25 years. Tii. exhibition is being circula- ted by the. Art Gallery- of Peter- borough. A reception te meet BoIt wiII be held at tii. Whitby galîery on Sunday, April 14, 2 te 5 p.m. At clases Spring art sessions will begin at ii. Station Gallery in mid- April. .Teen art (for those ag.d* 13 te, 16), with sessions of drawîng, painting, sculptural construc- tions and printmaking, will b. heîd on Tuesday nights, April 16 te June 18. Cost is $88 for members, $98 for non-members. The Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra begins rehearsals Wednesday, April 10, 7:30 p.m., for its May il concert. Rehearsals are at Gandatsetiagon Public School in Pickering. Com munity musicians, Stepping Out at Herongate Stepping Out, a hulaius pro- duction about a motlejr crew of tap dance students, wilI soon be presented at the Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre in Pickering. For more information, cail 905-472- 3085. 'Painting for Everybody,' for those who want to develop skilîs in any medium, is on Wednesday nîghts, Apri 17 to June 19. Cost is $101 for members, $118 for non- members. 'Basic Drawing and Painting from the Model' is on Thursday nights, April 18 to May 23, for beginner students. Cost is $80 for members, $96 for non-mem- bers. 'Printmaking: Etching and Lithography' is also on Thursday nights, A iil 18 to June 20. Cost is. $13 for members, $139 for non?-members. Children's art sessions (for those aged 6 to 12) will b. on Saturdays-, April 20 to June 22. Cost is $88 for members, $98 for non-members. A workshop, 'Explorations -in Photography, will b. held April 13, 14. and 21 for photographers who want to improve the. com- position of their photos. Cost is $91 for members, $101 for non- members. Annujalmeeting on April 9 The annual meeting of mem- bers of Tne Station Gallery will be held Tuesday, April 9, 7:30 p.m. John Leonard will discuss'You Caîl that Art?' befor. the busi- ness meeting that will include the. presentation of committe. reports and the election of the board of directors for 1996-97. Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, April 3,1996, Page 13 Courthouse production upcoming The Whitby Courthouse Theatre has cast the final production of its 1995-96 season of subecription series plays. 'Youth orchestra concert April 1.3. The. Oshawa Youth Orchestra, under director John Beaton, will present 'A Spring Concert' on Saturday, April 13,*7:30 p.m., at the Salvation Army Temple, 570 Thornton Rd. N., Oshawa. There will be T/w Messia& (G.F. Handel) and St. Matthew Passion (J.S. Bach), with guest soloist Lorie Easton (soprano). Admission for adults is $5, seniors and children under 12, $3. Tickets are available at the door. May book sae The Oshawa-Durhamn Symphony Orchestra (ODSO) will hold its annual second-hand book sale in May in downtown Oshawa. To donate hard- and paper- backed books, musical tapes and CDs (not records or magazines), oeil 723-3183 or 438-1709 to make arrangements for drop-off or pick- up. The play je An Act of the Imagination, a mystery by Bernard Siade and wil run April 26 to May 11, with a seniors' previe-w April 23. The caat is made up of Jim Renshaw as Arthur Putman, Georina- Spencer as Julia Putman, AI Rosen as Simon Putrnan, Gai-vin Farr'as Detective Burchitt, Kitt D'Angela as Holly. Adams, Julie. Leswick as Brenda Simmons and Catherine MacLean as Brook. Carmichasi. Produoer in Garvin Fmi-r, director Susan Farr and stage manager Sandy Philpot. FASHION SHOW Prime ¶'Ime Fashions and the Whitby Seniors Activity 'Centre will hold a fashion show at the centre on Sunday, April 21, 1 p.m.. Ickets are $8 and include lunch. Cail 668-1424. SPRING CLASSES Seniors can register for a wide variety of courses to be held this spring at the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre. Cail 668-1424 for more information. OSTEOPOROSIS The Whîtby Osteoporosis Support Group will, meet at the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre on Friday, April 12, 1:30 p.m. Cail 668-1424 for more information. For tickets and information, cali Lafonitaine Trading Post at 430- 3774. HISTORICAL FEATURE in the Whitby Free Press 1. .Who was the captain of the Corvette H.M.C.S. Whitby which was sponsored by the Town of Whitby during World War 117 2. Brooklin Royal Canadian Legion Branch 152 was founded in 1966, but there was a Legion branch in Brooklin before that time. When was it in operation? 3. How many additions were made ta, the Whitby-Legion Hall and when? 4. When was the Whitby Centotaph f irst illuminated'at night with electric lights? Answers on Page 15 This feature provided by Locil Arrliter.tural Concrvatio, Adtisor.9 Commetteue 101 Mary St. W. 665-7612 clieyJester OE N THReSArant & SPubDA Listen to the skirl of the'pipes TrHURSDAY, APRIL 4-. * 9PM TO IAM .BILLY BRANDO ' FRIDAY & SATURDAY APRIL 5 & 6 * 9PM TO 1AM [IDDaily LunchED& Fr SeiE - 71 particularly strings, are invited- to join. The orchestra palys user- friendly arrangements of favourite '0 classics and some pops. 12 For ftrther information, cail PflEMIN FU FE IS WWEywRflAUjjoj Lorin Saunders at 430-1617._____________ KK96FM RADIO AND THE SCUGOG CENTRE ADVISORY BOARD prestent A Country Rounion Concert & Dance Featuring Country Recording Artists: Johnny'Bourque, Harold Mointyre, Gary Hooper & The East Wind Band Special Appearance by: Amanda Lee LUne Dancing Demonstrations at Scugog Centre Community Hall 1655 Reach St. (beside Arena), Port Ferry, Ontario Saturday, April 20 - 8:OOpm ta I :OOam TICKETS: $25./COUPLE OR $15./SINGLE A vailiable at:- The Municipal Offices. Chamber/BIA Office or Arena For more information or to order tickets: Calil Events Co-ordinator (905) 985-8698 (Fundraiser for Scugog Centre) Philharm oiods rehearsals Boit gives glimpse of Mexico a