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The Centre located at 596 Markham St.. To ronto, will house the exhibition from Thursâ€" day, June 3 to Monday, June 28. Works displayed will cover a broad specâ€" trum of the photogra phic field, including commercial, editorial and illustrative photogâ€" raphy . The intent of this s exhibition is to display Participants will the achievements of have an opportunity to The Canadian Centre of Photography will be the site for PROSPECâ€" TUS ‘82, an exhibition of works by students and graduates of the Photography program of Kitchener‘s Conesâ€" toga College. John Herbert is the pen name of John Herâ€" bert Brundage, 54, a Torontoâ€"born writer best known for his play Fortune and Men‘s Eyes which has been translated into 14 lanâ€" guages and which has played in 100 countries. Acquisition of the Herbert papers has been negotiated on beâ€" half of the university by Dr. Rota Lister, UW English professor, and Stuart MacKinnon, refâ€" erence and collection development librarian for English. Some of them are already on campus in the care of Susan Bellingham, speâ€" cial collections librariâ€" an. They include criâ€" tiques dating back to the forties and also plays, poetry, novels, correspondence, reâ€" views, interviews, arâ€" ticles, letters and perâ€" sonal memorabilia, as recent as the year UW acquires Herbert archives The University of Waterloo is acquiring the John Herbert arâ€" chives, comprising 20 boxes of papers, manuâ€" scripts, letters, artiâ€" cles, etc., by and about the noted Canadian playwright. Photo students exhibit work Children NUMBERED SHORT SETS srue P e FS SPORT SOCKS The Kâ€"W Y.M.CA. presents Art on the Town, a tour of Kitchâ€" enerâ€"Waterloo homes on Sunday, June 6, 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. The tour will feature the work of local artists. program students and graduates as well as the high visual and technical standards characteristic of the program,‘which reâ€" cently was accorded worldwide recognition by the International Viâ€" sual Literacy Associaâ€" Other Herbert plays include: They Died with their Boots On, A Household God, Priâ€" vate Club, A Lady of Camelias, Pearl Divers, World of Woyâ€" zeck, Beer Room, Born of Medusa‘s Blood, Close Friends, Closer to Cleveland, Omphale and the Hero, The Token Star, The Eleâ€" phant‘s Graveyard, The Real Mrs. Reynard and The Power of Paper Dolis. He is the The play shocked auâ€" diences at first because of its forthrightness both in language and action. It concerns prison life. It led to the formation of the Forâ€" tune Society in the United States, one of the most influential orâ€" ganizations for prison reform in that country. It was also made into a film that won high praise at the Venice Film Festival (in 1971). Fortune also won Herâ€" bert the Dominion Drama Festival‘s Masâ€" sey award in 1968 (which he refused) and the Chalmers award as the best Canadian play produced in Toronto in 1975. STANFIELD BRIEFS Art on the town SOCKS 89° .. Admission is $6 per person. Proceeds will be donated to the World Y.W.C.A. Special Apâ€" peal Fund. For tickets or additional informaâ€" tion call 744â€"6507. purchase paintings and refreshments will be served at the Wilâ€" lowells in Waterloo. NIGHTIES The papers will be housed on the Doris Lewis rare book room on the first floor of UW‘s â€"arts library building. They are open for study by any reâ€" searcher. For more informaâ€" tion on PROSPECTUS ‘82, contact either the Canadian Centre of Photography at (416) 536â€"5400 or Martin Ouâ€" dejans at Conestoga College, 653â€"2511. Ext. Herbert has a wide ranging interest in the arts and has studied at the Ontario College of Art, the National Ballet School and the New Play Society School of Drama. He has worked as theatre director, actor, set and costume designer, prop man, lighting, stage and house manager, dancer and commercial artist. He has lectured in drama at several Onâ€" tario universities. At one point in his life Herbert served six months in the Guelph reformatory, an expeâ€" rience he drew on in connection with the ‘‘Fortune‘‘ play. He has also worked as a tobacco shipper, tonâ€" struction worker, carâ€" nival spieler, store clerk and waiter. tion author of two novels: The Devil‘s Church and The House that Jack Built, and a film script, Queen City Blues. BIKIN! 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