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CHORALS COMBINATION A HIT The Georgetown Choral Society and the Symphony Joined forces Sunday evening for a and enjoyable performance of Brahms Requiem at Holy Crow Roman Catholic Church The well alien concert was the second collaboration or the two group following a performance the week previous In Sunday concert featured solo vocal performances by Bill Brush and McNeil while Choral Society director Date Hood couducted orchestra The capacity audience at the church was clearly appreciative of the performance al Brahma as Mr Wood toM The Herald prior to the concert reflects the composer success at consolation In Christian religion after the death of lib mrnlor it Schumann and several years later his mother Herald photo by Paul Dorsey Letters to the Editor Reader is narrowminded To editor of The Herald Peter Jones lclter to your lust week represents a very narrow minded of view that obviously did not a lot of I hough or research He suggested I hat rural ners should pay to have school buses pick children up If his idea was lo be looked at from the rural of view we wonder why a large percentage of our rural taxes are spent to provide Mr Jones with paved roads in front of his house while we have poorly malniained dirt roads or to provide and maintain a sewer system for Mr Jones while we pay build and maintain our own or provide Mr Jones wilh regular garbage pickup while we pay private to do it His argument could be bet used by pensioners whose children have long since grown up and moved away or Works department careless To the editor of The Herald This leller is to inform the Works Department of their carelessness in rice of the sidewalks in George town ihroughout w Children arc told lime and the sidewalks roads built seems to me the sidewalks are more dangerous It Is about time the Works Department docs something about the situation but as usual this town it will probably wall until something hippens one of our citizens Yours truly Anne Marie Bo is venue No reasons in article says Biehn To ihe editor or The Herald 5 news item outlining council decision for a Illy study redefine George town urban boundaries said lhat Councillors and were sole op ponents This Is correct but would have preferred that you also report my reason slated at meciing for opposition Focal Properties represent ves who were if the firm would DROP its law suits ralhcr lhan DEFER them as Mr Morrow had slated Mr Morrow replied saying he does not believe the firm would so do I ihcn slated that while I can sec merit in such a study unless the law suits were DROPPED I could nol vote for it Foreseeing that if the study said develop on the Focal land this would end law suits If don develop back we go lo court again Seems loo onesided in my view Walter childless couples who have chosen to nol hove children Half of their municipal taxes go towards paying for the education of Mr Jones child Mr Jones is gelling much more for his tax dollar lhan he cares to admit I suggest he be thankful for what he has rather look around for ways to drain other people pockets Sincerely yours J Harrington French immersion article failed to note applications To Ihe of The Herald I would like to make some concerning the art In last week s Herald on the French Immersion Prog ram me As a parent who at I ended the meeting on Feb ruary at Joseph Gibbons School I Is an point thai article omitted The article felled to point out that applications ore now be ing received for a Grade one French Immersion class a I Joseph Gibbons School as well as the Grade seven class at Stewart own to begin this rail As in article there Is presently a Grade one French Immersion class at Joseph Gibbons school It Is Intended to the Grade one French Immersion Program me year however board policy states thirty to thirty five applications must be received by March 15 At the lime or the meeting fifteen applicants for next year Grade one class had been received As a parent who realties the value of learning a second language beginning In Grade one I feel we are fortunate in having this programme off In Georgetown and I appreciate The Herald a Inter est However I felt the above clarification to last weeks article was Important Yours truly Nancy Heinmlller Georgetown decision nail in coffin To the editor of The Herald The decision of Wednesday night released by the concerning the Bradley Georgetown Corridor Is just one more nail In the coffin of Justice and common sense Three years ago I sold publlcally thai this line would prove to be redundant The new load will establish lhat fact beyond a shadow of a Committee pleased with publicity To the or The Herald We are pleased that program developed for Natio nal Educallnn Week on ing proved be such a success The combined efforts of lie major health agencies as well as represent olivet from the Board or Edu District Health Council and inicreslcd citizens raged community to be re aware of smoking or health education proud that our Halton majors and other political rcpresonlalives have become Increasingly supportive of our special week and we all who participated most heart ly and a very special thank you for excellent publicity Yours sincerely Hilda Clark Chairperson YOU GOTTA HAVE HEART Johnson tries to guess how many candy hearts are In the jar during a children valentine party at the Acton Library on I- rlday night doubt to say nothing of the fact that present power from Bruce A is getting out and the people of Ontario have faced no increased costs as a result of the delay of this unneces corridor The Premier has agreed at my request to meet with the Mayor of Halton Hilts the Chairman of Region and representation from the ICG agreed to a date The decisions on this line were originally approved by Cabinet The circumstances regarding the supposed need have drastically changed and therefore only makes common sense that the Cabinet chance its mind to fit a new set of realities concerning electric power production in Ontario holding reunion To editor of The Herald The 25th Naval Veterans Reunion sponsored by the Royal Canadian Naval Assoc will be held in Ontario during the Vict aria Day Weekend May 1B31 1979 Through your publication we like to extend an invitation loall Naval Vets and their families In your area who might be Interested in return to the site of the 1st Naval Reunion held In Peterborough in 1955 Special recreational activll and Remembrance servic es arc only a smalt part of our Silver Anniversary Ions with the focus being on rcacqualnllng former with one another Additional information and registration forms may be obtained from writing the add below So plan early to tow the line to Peterborough in James A Ha Reunion Chairman BOX4M PETERBOROUGH Ontario K9J6Z3 PS We would particularly enjoy welcoming borne men and women from the Peterbo rough locale who served In the Royal Canadian Navy MENS SHIRTS URGE ASSORTMENT LONG SLEEVE 99 MENS SUITS 3 PIECE WOOL POLY AND WOOL MENS ARROW DRESS SHIRTS JEANS WIDE LEG Reg 99 MENS SWEAT SHIRTS STYLES Reg up to BOYS WEAR SPECIALS BOYS SPORT SHIRTS 1 1 BOYS DRESS SHIRTS BOYS GWG PANTS And Many More Savings All Boys Wear Must Goi LADIES TOPS AN ASSORTMENT OF STYLES BUY ONE TOP AT THE REGULAR PRICE GET ONE FREE I ALL LADIES DRESSES Reg up to 2 99 GWG FIT JEANS MADE TO FIT WOMEN DAYS ONLY SALE ENDS FEB 17th START NEWARRIVALS STORE HOURS Monday Tuesday Thursday I Soturday We Do Outside Alterations JO GEORGETOWN