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Page THE WEEKEND OUTLOOK Friday March 15 Hospital aligns with Tidy Car Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital has entered into a new approach to fund rais ing in conjunction with a local The firm of Tidy Car has agreed to support the hospital by including a payment to the hospital every time a voucher for services at Tidy Car is purchas ed This new approach to fund raising initiated by the hospitals foundation allows for joint advertising by a company and the hospital The specific offering in the joint advertisingfund raising circular is a voucher valued at for Tidy Car which will purchase services in excess of at the service company and further every time a voucher is purchased the hospital will receive donated by Tidy Car The hospital reports the funds being donated by Tidy Car are needed for the purchase of a Life Pak 5 which is used by the emergency department to pro vide enhanced monitoring of pa tients with suspected heart pro blems Mr Bob chairman of the hospital foundation noted he was very pleased that a firm such as Tidy Car would come forward with such an attractive offer for the hospital The hospital is committed to providing quality care to the peo ple of Hills and this re quires in part new equipment and replacement of existing equipment Donations such as this made by Tidy Car are of great assistance in acquiring this equipment Anyone interested in obtaining a voucher can find them at the Georgetown Hospital For further information con tact Georgetown Hospital Ad ministration Office at 8770111 241 Credit card costs must be understood Federal Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister Pierre Blais has released the March issue of Credit Card Costs This publics tion issued quarterly provides timely comparative information about interest rates and other costs related to the use of credit cards Credit cards are used for more than million transactions in Canada each year The number of cards in circulation in Canada a country of only 5 million adults reached an estimated million in The number of merchant outlets accepting VISA and MasterCard had doubled since It is important to read the monthly statements carefully warned Mr Blais If possible pay off the full balance within the grace period He encouraged consumers to be aware of the cost of credit cards as compared with other forms of credit such as lines of credit and per sonal loans and to make sure that the understand the terms of the cards they use While your credit card is a convenient payment method you must understand the costs associated with using it said Mr Blais Learn to Drive and Survive with Young Drivers of Canada NEXT WEEK COURSE STARTS WEDNESDAY APRIL 10th 630938 pm 16 MOUNTAINVIEW RD S SUITE 302 GEORGETOWN 350000 GRADUATES RECOMMEND YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA Bierdo Brothers entertain This group of Georgetown youngsters were doing the Herman dance to the music of the Brothers a comedy musical pair who gave a show at Georgetown Public Library Thursday The Bierdo brothers are Glen Soulis and Sandy McDonald of KitchenerWaterloo and they travel across Canada with their show The two also per formed at the Acton Public Library earlier in the day Herald photo Sincere sympathy extended By KAY WILSON Sincere sympathy is extended to Anne and Dick Norval on the passing of Annes mother Mrs Clara who passed away Jan 13 1991 at Cornwall Hospital Dearly beloved wife of Wayne dear mother of Bar bara and Jack Agnes of Acton Anne and Dick Jack and Laurie Cornwall and Elsie and Paul Miller Three Hills Alberta Ten grandchildren also survive Predeceased by two sons Gary and John Clara Piek was bom in Grouw The Netherlands on June 1917 and along with her husband and family emigrated to Canada in 1949 They lived in both the Trenton and Tillsonburg area before settling in Brampton for the last 30 years Mrs enjoyed good health until the fatal heart at tack while visiting her son in Cornwall Hospital also with a heart condition Funeral service was held at the Ward Funeral Home Brampton on January 17 conducted by Pastor Peter Van Egmond Inter ment was in Cemetery Brampton Pallbearers included Pierre Agnes Emmanuel Agnes David Ron Ron Mains and Ron