www.oakvillebeaver.com38 - The Oakville Beaver, Friday September 5, 2008

All performances are at The Oakville Centre for the Performing ArtsTo order tickets call 905-815-2021 or 1-888-489-7784

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NATALIE& DONNELL

Friday September 26th Two powerhouse fiddlersNatalie MacMaster and

Donnell Leahy team up topresent an evening of high

stepping music. Sincetheir marriage in 2002,

they have had conflictingtours with their respective

bands, but now is theopportunity to see the

magic of music, love andmatching schedules!

LILY TOMLINSaturday Sept. 27that 6:30 & 9:30pm

Lily Tomlin continues toventure across an ever-

widening range of media,starring in television,

theater, motion pictures,animation and video. She

has received numerousawards, including six

Emmys and a Grammy.Enjoy this legendarytalent for one special

night in Oakville!

ANNE & GILBERT“The Island Love Story”Wednesday October 1st

Based on the sequelnovels to Anne of Green

Gables, this new Canadianmusical tells the story ofAnne Shirley’s journey

into young adulthood andher romance with Gilbert

Blythe. Recent reviewsinclude “a marvel”,

“heartwarming and tear-inducing” and “it will

surely become a classic.”

RACHEL Z TRIO“Joni Mitchell Tribute”Saturday October 4th Join Rachel Z and her

trio as she pays aninstrumental nouveaux

jazz tribute to JoniMitchell. Rachel Z has

enjoyed touring with PeterGabriel and recordingwith Wayne Shorter,Al Di Meola, Stanley

Clarke and Lenny White.Great chance to witness a

future Jazz legend!

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“Jersey Boys” tells the life story of Frankie Valli.We include: orchestra seats plus a visit to famous

Yorkdale Shopping Centre for a little shopping time and lunch at the beautiful Rainforest Café.

JERSEY BOYSWed Matinee

Oct 22nd and Nov 12th

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FRONT LINE 2008 VACATIONS

EVERY WEDNESDAY

Morning & Afternoon from Hopedale Mall

From Carpool LotGuelph Line, North Service Rd

EVERY SUN, TUES, THURS, FRI & SAT

More builds planned this summerHe says the process is a labour of

love, as well as time.“I’m hoping to do this every

Saturday morning all over Oakville,since the response is so great,” hesaid. “I’d like people to join me, ifthey are interested. It is somethingvery simple and something thateveryone can do, but it is a lesson inpatience.”

“Sometimes I feel guilty when peo-ple watch me because it isn’t aninstant process,” he continued.“Everyone is watching and some-times it will take me 20 to 30 minuteswhile I place small stone on a largerstone. I feel like I should be giving

them more of a show, but that is nothow it works.”

As a result of his overnight fame,the Oakville man is developing a web-site that will feature photos of hiswork, as well as upcoming dates andlocations where people can join himin creating.

He is also researching a way tomake his creations more permanent,with the hopes of selling them. Hesaid many admirers have requestedtheir own stone sculptures to deco-rate their private spaces.

“I’ve had people asking aboutdoing this for their gardens, so I’mresearching ways to make them per-manent,” he said.

While some community sleuthsexpressed disappointment that hissculptures created two weeks ago didnot last longer, Ruminski said it isactually part of the art form.

“Some last a few minutes, whileothers last a month, depending onthe stones and the conditions,” hesaid.

“This is really a lesson in imper-manence — basically the fact thatnothing we do in the world will lastany extended time.

“To comes to terms with that, hereis this nice little thing, and it willmaybe last a minute, but you saw itand enjoyed it, and that is all you canhope for.”

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Corey Ceccarelli, an Oakvillenative who attended White OaksSecondary School, is screening hisfilm, Minds Tolerance, on Saturday,Sept. 6 at 10 a.m. at the GrandeSheppard Cineplex, 4861 Yonge St. inToronto.

The film, which Ceccarelli calls a‘psychological dramatic and artistic

piece’, features actors from theToronto area. Ceccarelli was inti-mately involved with the piece, serv-ing as the director, writer, grip, gaffer,continuity person and editor, amongother responsibilities.

Ceccarelli, who studied film atRyerson University, has his own com-pany called Ice Dreams Productions.

He said he hopes to shoot his nextfilm in Ireland at some point duringthe next few years. He is currentlyworking on another short film titledTimes a Comin.

Ceccarelli can be contacted by e-mail at icedreamsproductions@hot-mail.com.

Oakville native screening movie in Toronto theatre

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