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Letter to the Editor SECTION A THE HERALD September IK2 Fair board extends its thanks sorry it couldnt all be free Looking forward to helping complete the con solidation Hills hydroelectric ser vices under one roof in Acton Ward commiss ioner Murt Allison has announced his candidacy for reelection Appointed by council to the Hills Hydro electric Commission in the rep resentative said Monday his 30 years residency in town and equally lengthy experience as a busi nessman enables him to make decisions ALLISON Negotiations for the purchase of local Ontario Hydro assets were the most important and most difficult part of the amal gamation process that has brought hydro ser vices in Acton George town and to gether Mr Allison said The commission hand led the amalgamation he said so that not only rural users benefit but so do all Halton Hills users in terms of the security and reliability of future ser vice Consolidation of the three services under one roof is the key to improv ed customer service and financial planning Mr Allison added A form machinery dealer by trade Mr Alli son now spends most of his lime farming at Georgetown where he lives He Is past presi dent of the Georgetown Lions Club and a member of St Johns United Church ExGeorgetown mayor seeks hydro reelection Former Georgetown mayor WR BUI Smith a 12year veteran of local hydro affairs has ann ounced his Intention to stand for reelection as Ward hydro commiss ioner in the Nov munic ipal election Mr Smith was a mem ber of the old Georgetown hydroelectric commiss ion from 187179 serving as Its chairman for our Hes been a mem ber thu Hills Hydroelectric Commiss ion since lie inception in the fall of Mr Smiths political experience Includes eight years as a Georgetown councillor until elect ion as the communitys last mayor prior to reg- an office he held from to 1973 Mr Smith who owns and operates a local busi ness BUI Smith Auto Parts he feels the knowledge and exper ience he lias accumulated will be an asset during the next three years when he hopes the commission Election set for Nov 8 In an article which appeared In The Herald last Wednesday readers were Incorrectly Informed that the municipal elect ions will be held Nov In fact elections this year be held Nov a The Herald reaeta be error BILL SMITH will finish restructuring the amalgamated Hills commission DR GAIL SAIGER will be taking a leave of absence from October 1 1 982 Her patients will be attended by DRS PAUL and DEBBIE ZENI 1 A Princess Anne Drive 8770123 Over Young Drivers of Canada centres coast re Driver training for alt ages Course income tax deductible by the student Your choice automatic or standard cars Enquire about insurance premium reductions tor YD graduates Private car instruction Free pick up at Home lor instruction Approved by Ontario Safety League only team to drive once- do it NEXT COURSE STARTS WEDNESDAY SEPT 29th Wednesday Thursday Evenings 630 930 pm 16 Rd S Georgetown 8770751 On behalf of the George town Agricultural Society I would like to thank your newspaper for your supp ort of our 1962 fair Att empting to change the fair we knew would not be easy so any additional help and support received was greatly appreciated For a change the weather was splendid and the crowds on all three days excellent We know there was some difficulty at the gates with people wishing free admission to the fair for many differ ent reasons and hope there are not too many hard feelings Every year endless numbers of people feel that they should be admitted free or at a reduced rate and while we would like to be agree able we could never pay our bills if this was allow ed and it certainly is not fair to those who pay The fair board would like find a new way to finance the fair bo we could allow EVERYONE in for free and make things a lot easier for all con cerned but until an alter native is found there will and all others who assisted in some way Their contribution was the boost we needed We thank our thousands of patrons and hope that you enjoyed toe 1982 fair the fine weather the new features and great food The cheerful support of the majority of the McFarlane running have to continue to be a unity is what the fair charge at the gates and board needs as we this may have to be In- deavor to continue with creased Our costs have the fair despite the rather continued to rise with poor odds TROOPING THE COLORS Georgetown Air Cadets of Squadron will carry Community Centre On hand to accept the their new tanner proudly la future parades after banner were left right WO Greg Sleklerko WO Ken formally receiving it from left daring Sergeant Debbie Saunders WO Sgt Wayne their recent color parade and awards ceremony al and WO lit Groskorlh Consolidation critical Allison seeks hydro seat Continued from page Al ten years ago Mr McFarlane had been here only two years before he became Involved with other to stop Iho school board from closing the villages small school A rally on the one night took a group protesting villagers to I evenings school board meeting in Burlington among hem Mr Mc and Julian Reed making his political debut just before he became Halton Burlingtons MPP It was an Insult to the Regiment in need Only two Items are needed to complete an Impressive collection of military memorabilia at the Regimental Museum established two years ago by the Lome Scots of Peel Duffcrin and If you have either an officertypo World War I uniform or any cap badges like those worn by the Lome Rifle Scottish between 1931 and 1936 youd be doing the local regiment a great service by calling them at or Other artifacts photos and books are also welcomed community Mr soys of the school issue We felt it was perpetrated and not really announced so it was engineered And it was something the closure we felt was not really necessary The board however was successful In Its bid to close the school citing its redundancy and high maintenance cost School board incumb ents Bruce Ward I and Fisher reelection Nov as will separate school trustee Irene No candidates have come forward everything else in these days of inflation The Agricultural Society would like to thank the various service clubs who helped at the fair Klwan- 1s Lions and Lioness Club Optimists Kinsmen Gem ini Hockey Club the Jay- future of George town fair is still uncertain but I think we can truly remember 1962 as a Bann er Year Sincerely BettyanneWellstead Director Georgetown Agricultural Society Town Country DRY CLEANING Sf 8770387 HILLS SHOPPING CENTER ANNOUNCEMENT DR GAB0R MADARASZ is pleased to announce the expansion of his office hours at the GEORGETOWN CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Mon pm Wed tun p B APPOINTMENT ONL Y 416 8776631 MILL STREET GEORGETOWN ALDA LIGITA HENISS SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL BALLET LTD REGISTRATION FOR 198283 SEASON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25th 1982 1000 am 100 pm Esqueslng Community Center Stewarttown Classical Ballet Modem Jen Tep 4578414 Vice President Canadian Dance Teachers Assoc Ont Branch FASHION PLUS Saving 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