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SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday ISO Pan I Seat plaques coming soon To the or of The Herald To all those who gave to generously to Georgetown Theatre a highly successful fund ig cam on behalf of the Cultural Centre and who must be wondering When are the seal plaques I Installed may I pica your column Very soon The plaques have all been engraved and double triplechecked lor mistake Replacement plaque vera before Young Conservatives head underlines support for Clark To the editor The Herald sentiment opposes this tlonal and are creating Itee rather than unity In the Regarding Stewart Mae- Drawing your attention to PC Party Herald column of Feb the Policy Comer page one Ironically Joe Clark 10 reference whs made to the and wo of the enclosed appearance of an Incompetent committee for a C Leader newsletter this wimp la the result of poor ship Convention It should be s platform and Journalism Ha the trample methods are both of a man future at a was crippled by attention for made clear that local C Local Liberals applaud new leadership Youn sincerely Delra Boukv Georgetown Policy Chairman Georgetown C YP Mr It the pre- In the mass dent of the recently formed media I am accusing no one in Yuan Pro- particular and not The Herald Couerrallvet handed over to the town for hope that all the plaques would Installation decision has have been In place In time for finally been made as to exactly it production of Thornton where they will be located on Wilder t Pulitter the theatre teats At lug Our Town whlchopeoaa result each plaque ha been twoweekend run at tbe John Individually trimmed to Tit Elliott Theatre Friday Now snugly on the top edge of a unless the shipment arrin sealback Larger hole hate thtt week GLT patrons will been drilled to take screws not be able to play bunt rather than nail In order to their plaque until Tbe discourage lltUe fingers from Importance of Being Earnest prying loose what I Intended in April to be fixed permanently ft behalf of all concerned I So why the Simply- would therefore express regret though perhaps at this latest delay and request because he small brass the continued of screws required are still on plaque purchasers order As your readers will no Yours sincerely doubt appreciate It bad been John Roe Georgetown Utile Theatre Georgetown Little Theatre GOING ONCETWICE AT UPCOMING AUCTION of Ihe annual with work presented by Beaux Arts are hoping the revenue gained cam mist tons following Ibis year event will The money was used tolnad the Georgetown extensive tad varied of programs and a good ornoul from art buffs and hose who Just like the look of good paintings In their living room will continue the momentum As visitors who have been to auction will ell you II a good chance at bargains on original pieces by be worlds finest artists that this year auction Is a are left right auction committee Ralph Vincent local Y executive director John Woods TheancUonUtiKforMircli preview and bidding to follow an hour tiler Herald photo Continued from Page When It came to choosing a leader he said delegates spent much of their lime In sessions In which delegates could ask frank questions about candidates plans for the parly Hal ton Burlington MPP Julian Reed was also at tbe convention supporting Mr Peterson candidacy The Herald was unable to reach him for comment Miss showing pleased and surprised former MP Whiting and delegate Kay I knew she was strong said Mr Whiting who was unable to attend the convent ion but I I expect her to place tbe way she did An MPP for barely a year Miss needs more exper ience In the legislature Mrs said There s a lot going for Mlsa Copps she added She la a very dynamic person and I think she had the young people leaning towards her really was surprised that the Kitch ener men Mr and Mr Sweeney do as well as I thought Ihey would have Mrs concurred with comments by other delegates contacted arguing that Mr Thomas convention speech was an enormous and helped sway some undecided votes in his favor t me drawing Ihltjo Editor PROCLAMATION That the Council for the Town Halton Hills proclaims the month of MARCH as Red Cross Month in th Town of Halton Hills GEORGETOWN SCOTTISH BAKERY WmfturmmtiMKnmol 136BQUELPH STREET GEORGETOWN Mail prompts protest From Ottawa Bureau The Herald MP Otto pre sented a name petition last Wednesday In the House of Commons on behalf of con in a Hilton Res Moid begin ry In their neighborhood present their mail Is left In a cluster of green outdoor mall boxes In the subdivision Progressive Conservat ive MP stated tbe subdivision has been meeting postal regulations since July but as of his week there la still no delivery Bouquet for Jean Heather Jean Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Barber received her erything must be to the Bare Walls at the Fall Convocation She is also a graduate of Toronto Teacher College present she it doing volunteer work with autistic children She la married to Robert Armstrong bod of Mr and Mrs Fred Armstrong tie also 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