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Fundraiser su cystic fibrosis Kinette Balloon Race settles in East Toronto The winds must have been eastward last September at the Georgetown fall fair because hat a where balloons In the Kindle Club Great Balloon Race ended up each tagged with the entrant name and address were sent aloft at the fair and subsequently retrieved In Pickering Thornhill and other areas of Toronto Georgetown s Kinetics to all entrants and ticket holders and plan to announce the names of winners those whose balloons travelled the farthest later this month There was a three month deadline on the race allowing those who recovered the balloons plenty of lime to respond Winners will bo contacted by about picking up their prizes All proceeds from the race went to cystic f research The Kinetics thank everyone for helping give a child the breath of life Tinas CF monster EDITOR NOTE Following Is a short account to The Herald about a nineyear old girl struggle with cystic fibrosis The child grandmother an area resident dropped the story MY WISH By TINA PRIME I have a disease and I wish I could get rid of It so that it eat up my day with treatments They arc sick They lake sick minutes First I get buffer and a couple other gems and put it in a container Then you take a green mask something like an oxygen mask Then you take a machine that looks like a dummy from Mara and there is a green hose that attaches I call It the nose of my monster I attach it to the middle of my mask turn it on and it goes vroom Then I go to the basement and lie on a cushioned board for five minutes and do nothing My dad watches news and I wait Then I turn over and what 1 m upside down on a cushioned board and waitlorfivcminutes After fl minutes If get up loo fasl I get dlay and I mean dlizy After that I sit down You know what else I have to I have to lake pills yucky pills How gross I could only get rid of it it makes mo frustrated and makes other people think 1 special Well nol I Just Ihe same as you no different not the least bit different I have a disease So what Do you understand why I don t like this awful disease and believe if I go through needles once a week and I also get flu shots I go to the hospital every 14 to 16 weeks and I always have to cairy around Ihavetoweararnedicalalertand I can go to most normal camps I had to go the hospital when I was little for lots operations That s why I wish I could just get rid it cats my day and eats for all the pills and treatment much would just like to try lit SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday nonary IMS Page An Image Too Many makes debut tonight Herald Staff Writer Want to see your Mends on film George town a budding young director David Lowe Invites you lo a free screening of An Image Too Many a Super film he shot last summer on a budget The4Sminute film tares Halton Hills talent and was shot over six weeks almost entirely In Georgetown Its being screened at the John Ell iott Theatre at 30 p tonight Wednesday They say a picture Is worth a thousand words and in Davids film the family portrait gven lo the eldest son certainly causes words between brothers following the death or their dlvord father An Image Too Many is the story of what happens between two brothers with opposite characters and shown the power of friendship Written by Andy hams the plot was made into a screenplay by Car Lowe mother of the photographic arts student at Toronto Ryeraon Poly technical Institute David has put forth a fine effort for his second try film making At though An Image Too Many tends to be melo dramatic in plot and the characters too black and white the pace of the film Is good The acting is convlnc and the photography has enough action to maintain viewer Interest David has filmed from Interesting angles not limiting his camera to eye level and this has made for greater visual appeal Unfortunately his characters suffer from lip flap with their lip move ments out of sync with the sound at limes Its worth noting also that David has been Nerval Vic Hazel passes away By KAY WILSON Herald Correspondent A longtime area resident Victor Haiel passed away suddenly at home of his daughter Irene of Guelph Dec Vic had been Oliver Hunter right hand man for 18 years and later when the farm was sold slaved on with Bruce Nixon for another six years Following the death of his wife be moved to the Brampton area and was a familiar figure with his happy cheerful personal ity He leaves his family Mrs Bob Irene Hore of Guelph Mrs Art Dor Wood Victoria Mrs Garnet Barbara Carol service By Mrs AW BENTON Herald Correspondent 877USff We extend sympathy to Mrs Jack and daughter Carol In the death of Mr at hospital in Georgetown Dec There was a splendid attendance at the annual carol service at Lime- house Presbyterian church the evening of Dec Fortunately tempera lures were not low during our severe wind storm The central part of our village did not lose hydro but the surrounding area was without for more than seven hours We hope that Jack Noble may be reasonably comfortable at home treatment In tal In Texas the post months and that his con dition may Improve Fisher Georgetown Lionel Ottawa Edward Brampton Harvey a more Douglas of Dcb- Nova Scot a and the late Arnold and Bill He Is also survived by 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren and a sister Mrs of Toronto The funeral was held Dec at Funeral Home In Bramp ton with interment at Hi 11 crest cemetery Nor Their many friends and neighbors extend sincere sympathy at this time 20 ALL STOCK SPECIALS UP TO 60 Calendar Christmas Cards PRICE Or SALE ENDS JANUARY 15th Hours Tuet Wed Thun Fit Saturday 3D OXBOW BOOKS 102 Main St S Georgetown Banned from pizzeria Richard Holmes 23 of Acton has been ordered not to walk within a block of the Mama Rosa Pizzeria on Acton Milt Street West as part of an IBmonth probation sentence Imposed by provincial court Judge John Robinson recently Mr Holmes pleaded guilty to assaulting police causing a disturbance and breach of recognizance in connect ion with Incidents IflstJuly and On the earlier date Mr Holmes struck police Constable Brian in front of the Fractures hip A freak accident has put a year old woman In Georgetown Memorial Hospital with a fractured hip Mary of Durham Street tripped on her while getting out of her car at the Hills Mall Monday morning at it a m Escorted by ambulance to hospital she la In stable condition Safe thwarts theft A ground floor window was broken Dec or by thieves who tried to get Into a safe at St Georges Anglican Church on Georgetown Guelph Street Unable gain access to the safe thieves did damage lo It regional police are Invest gat Car recovered A car stolen from the underground parking lot at Park Ave overnight Thursday turned up the next day undamaged at the Street Arm strong a Garage Halton regional police dldn t know if the keys had been left in the Dodge Dart and tried techniques with lighting and camera movement that have worked well for him only occasionally letting him down The Urn stars Rod Cook IB Richard IS Johnson 15 Sue Vamey 16 Karen Mulligan PatJoynes John Carter Eric Ron Hill Ron Hunt Jenn ifer Jackson Derek Joy nes and Jackson Mitchell Robert Benson 23 also a Ryerson film student handled the clnemato- ind art direction a cameo appear A WELLA colour consultant will be at our salon on FRIDAY JAN 7th Starting at 930 am If you have a problem with your colour you are welcome to come and discuss it with the colour technician and you may try a new colour TINTING WILL BE FREE Plus there will be a minimum charge for set ting or blow drying PHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT 136B St 877215 J Novak DT J KoharlOT Georgetown 122 Srrttrtn Denture therapy Clinic Phone Thanks Santa And Helpers for picking the winners of our Downtown Window Contest RANDOM WINDOW CONTEST picked at random from Downtown customers who voted Jerry Milne won Window Contest Winners 1st Place 1 The Independent hod 2nd Place Towels N Things 25 3rd Place Honourable Mention Fendtey Florist Pharmacy SUPER 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