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Page THE HERALD Wednesday January ISM Letter to the editor Roma says thank you the Editor of the Herald All schools in collecting food for Good Neighbor Service and heartily thank Glen Williams Pineview Park Joseph Howard Wriggles- worth Harrison George Kennedy Centennial Middle School Georgetown and High School Holy Cross and St of students and or supporting the Scr ice so wholeheartedly Without your help the 1B79 distribution would not have Seven high school students helped Officer for Hat- ton Regional Police and Constable Hill who were in charge of pick up and they were all on the road by fl 30 starting at Milton where they at I Dick school was eager to participate in our Service David Eddy Hob Horning Andrew She n ton Glenn Matt Em and Dave Griffiths certainly put in a full day picking up the many of canned and goods A sincere hank you In all Helping to pack the toy v ere the ever willing headed by Carol Pearson with other Kinetic members Thanks so much ladies for your valuable help also Help to sort and pock the thousands of items of food were Betty Ada Ward Alice Elliott Hazel Dumper Siena Van Jean Thomas Anne Nicholson Jan Milne Marilyn Micklethwaite Jackie Turcot Mark and Janet Micklethwaite Pauline and Cathy oh Turcot help- Helping to make the IIS more than last car deliveries were Jim Lions members Ron Pearee Porter Hon Karl Merrill and son Terry Al Martin and Jack Fisher and son Kicky Legion members giving their support were John Gibson branch Jack Harold Norm Ward and Traps condemned Continued from page I had lost cattle as some area farmers have rabid foxes he might feel differently about trapping The reason a problem now exists with rabid tuxes is due lo the bounty on foxes that the province introduced several years ago Mr Hughes responded When the fox population was depleted in southern Ontario began heading south from the north ern areas and these foxes had a higher incidence of rabies than the ones that had been Mis sauga ago when it too thought its rural nature precluded the need for any trapping bylaws The lime to introduce bylaw is now not Inter Mr Hughes said Monday on the presentations n deliveries Others who helped delner were Archie Iawr Kick Wheeler and a terrific roup of young fellows members of the 1st Georgetown Hovers Jim Mark Darnels Jeftenes Todd Beckett Nichols and Dale Powell who phoned and ottered their help They helped last year also and arc quite asset to our town 1 assure you Ron and Wendy Rcid also added their valuable assistance and that just about rounds up my list helpers during the three dav period I needed so much help ixcept for Ross who helped Preston unload his ruck Sincerely hope I missed anyone who helped me those three days Many many people dropped in with gifts toys food and cheques for which we have some names hut not all Thanks so much Sorry I tail t put all of you at the top of the list it possible but certainly heading the lis should lie Whiting of Industries who let us the former Toy Magic to work in as our headquarters Thank you tor your kindness the past three years in provid this warm spate for all of us work in Hud When I look over the names of those who helped me I see names of many friends good friends that turn up when I need the help and IPs nice know I have you to count on year To all of you a Toadeur little girl who I do not know all a very special thank you Andrea Aster who out carolling wanted her collection of S3 go to the Goh1 Neighbor Service her teacher or principal brought the money to me and there is no doubt about it Andrea YOU ARE A LITTLE ANGEL Thanks a Sincerely Homo Pharmacy 3DAY SALE Jan 10- or while quantities CI THE FAMILY VITAMINS 3 Chocks Multiple Vitamins Chddrwn OneADay Wlron Multiple Vitamins Adult multiple vitamins with iron 100 tabs Head Shoulders Shampoo lor Colds AduN notdry at Banylln Cough Syrup Cool vapor Humidifier cod am Hankscraft Vaporizer Ornade Spansule 0lnal Bayers Aspirin tut pain 0 aha Mouth 1 Hoatlng Pads MAW Automatic 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pm Where Lester B Pearson Theatre Bramalea Civic Centre Brampton Ontario Guest Speaker Hon Donald MacDonald For Further Information Call 8773628 or 4594035