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Acton High School students showed math skills when they competed in the Canada wide Pascal math competition Prom top left right are Triitan Joan top per cent In Canada Dirk Schroder top IS per cent In Canada MlkcHowarlb top per cent In Canada SuileDIi tap per cent In Canada Brian Dowries coach Julie lleldeman top per cent In Canada Lisa Mclsaac lop ten per cent In Canada and Teruyukl Murakami who placed In the top twenty per cent In Canada The Palette and Pencil Club annual and Friday evening at at the North Ha Hon Coif and Country Club Long time club member Frank Black and comparatively new member Shirley Brambley will have work like Mn knife painting Winter Solitude in the exhibition The continue Saturday and Sunday and all are welcome la come and be proud area Halloa Hills Mayor Rust Miller presented a cheque for 181 to members of the Optimist Dmg Abase Committee left to right Ray Martin BilUe Idil Mar cella and chair man Pearl Guthrie Fri day The money was raised at a voluntary toll held In Georgetown recently Grab faigt were handed out to I mo cars that stopped Herald photo PHOTO REPRINTS 45GuelpfiSt 8772201 DORIS MUIR Doris Is a Licensed Registered Insurance Broker th West Insurance Ltd Dons inv your enquiries on all forms of general and I insurance with no obligation 8775113 WMlayan St Georgetown ANNOUNCEMENT rlfaonuion a itrvtna of and th past 22 yunn fjfaanuion and staff hoi iota to is to taL a of Way hi vv at nop that of yunns many and fom with us tn waning ins vru bat in and In any future ndavours wish to inform clients that can xpct to through us that and staff haw proouLd to in In past DUNLOP INSURANCE LIMITED 5 Guelph Street Norval Ontario LOP 1K0 Phone 8775101 LEGION LINES A THE HERALD At the District Convention which was held In Simcoe April the following officers were elected for the period District Commander Lloyd Holtingshead Deputy Commanders Jack James and Frank Chairman Don Drlnkwater V iceChairman Bill The EUCHRE April 12 winners LADIES lit Cathie 2nd Merry Crawford Booby Ethel Murray MEN 1st Scott Smith 2nd Norm Ward Booby Goodman April 19 winners LADIES 1st Sarah Richards 2nd Sharon Duncan Booby Connie Darling MENS 1st Dave Caldwell 2nd Booby Roger Darling ENTERTAINMENT Saturday by Sheila and SICK LIST Georgetown Hospital Stan Swann and Bill Gibba I regret to announce the passing away of Comrade Gavin on April B A Lesion funeral service was held for him April Marathon bridge all goes to charity Air Cadets tag day Halton Hills Royal Canadian Air Cadets beholding tag day Acton and Georgetown Apr 1 to May 4 as part of Air Cadet week They II be doing door to door canvassing as well as raising funds from shoppers in the downtown and mall areas Farmers help in Brazil Tonight hear Hugh Beotty of SHARE a group of Peel Halton farmers who send caltlo to Brazil and elsewhere tohelpThird World farmers and agricultural students He will speak to the Georgetown Ten Days for World Development group at m at St George Anglican Church All welcome Okay for model homes Ten model homes are being allowed to go up by Calvert Dale Homes In Georgetown Mountain view Sinclair Avenue area The developer requested advance bu Iding permits for the model homes last week and agreed to pay damage deposit refundable when the sewage and water systems are hooked The will have homes when co Tht on approved the construction of the model Ionics before completed sanitary sewer and systems are connected last week Building for bricks Next to the Ltd building on Armstrong Avenue approval was recently grant to erect a building for the manufacturing and storage of bricks The Hills Site Plan Review Commit teo granted the approval to William McNally Clan your retirement When and where will you retire What level of income will you retire on What level of income 11 you actually If you have already retired and ore debating how to handle your finances or if you arc planning far retirement right now you will be Interested to know that the Georgetown Library will be presenting Mr of Annuity Analysis and Retirement Inc Mr has agreed to be the onhand expert April at 1 clock and he will answer any questions you may have Join In at Coffee Books and Conversation glance through the latest books and chat with Mr Niermann It a free programme Countess of Chapter IODE held the fnal parly for the marathon bridge at St Georges Church Hall Apr IB Couple winners were Mr and Mrs Stanley Muir Mr and Mrs Ken R and Mr and Mrs John Afternoon lady winn were Mrs Thora Burgc and Mrs Jean Mew Mrs June Durrani and Mrs Irene and Mrs Jamer and Mrs Jane Elliott Evening lady w were Mrs Lorrle Jamer and Mrs Joan Ingram Miss Jean Mackenzie and Mrs Joan Carter and Mrs Eleanor Mrs Pat Barber The Countess of Strathmorc Chapter uses the pro ceeds from the marathon bridge for their able and educational projects Shop THE NEW SCIROCCO What is at first attractive about the 1985 Scirocco Is a matter of pure emotion Its like a piece of fine art Months Unlimited 90 Mil 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will not limit the strength of our public school system or result in the reduction of either compulsory or special courses HEALTH CARE Ontario s health care program will continue to be a model for much of the world The new ter ambulance for the Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Is an example of our commit ment to ensure Halton has access to the quality care it deserves SOCIAL SERVICES Our commitment to our social safety net remains firm Last Fall Queens Park announced a 61 million improvement in social assistance programs We will improve services for children and for private and public nursing homes TOXIC WASTE I oppose the location of a toxic waste treatment facility In the Milton area because Is near a populated area As a life long resident of this riding I am committed to preserving for the next generation the quality of life which we have all enjoyed FOR ASSISTANCE OR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL YOUR CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS Acton Georgetown MIKon Nassagaweya 12 Martin St Main CampMhrOto SIB 419 Mil 418 Burlington Una For continued good government on May 2nd vote Peter POMEROY