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Page a SECTION THE HERALD We March iesl CARNEGIE Horticultural Societ Cleopatra Iron Cross and Busy Lizzies 11 graduation night for the 198081 Georgetown class ol Dale Carnegie students Saturday night at the North Coif and Country Club Pictured above are members of the class executive and Dale Carnegie in it rue on lert to right Teresa Holland Dale Carnegie district manager Shirley Tail clan secretary Diane class John class president Dave Martin and class vicepresident John Carter The students completed about It weeks of classes designed lo enhance ones personal perception memory and elite the speaking abilities Herald Special At next Wednesdays March 18 meeting of Georgetown Horticultural Society Keith Squires will present an illustrated talk rockery plants and perennials The meeting begins at Knox Presbyterian Church at fl m Everyone Is welcome Bob Mlnctt whose hobby is growing begonias was guest speaker In February Mr Mlnett grows about plants under lights in the base of his home He trans plants the seedlings Into heated cold frames In April then into he garden In June His garden Is lighted at night in August and open interest gardeners This hobby has lasted for years Anyone can grow plants All you need Is moisture heal oxygen light and patience to watch a seed become something beautiful to Local Conservative delegates left little doubt about choice There is and fibrous rooted Tuberous begonias are good outdoors where there Is move ment of air but not wind They need filtered light and a rest after blooming Ithyzomous as iron cross Clcopaira ana angel wings are good house plants Fibrous rooted begonias are most popular They are called busy liizics and are used for bedding and borders Begonias are mildew susceptible so plastic contain ers rather than wooden ones arc used Planting medium should be coarse three parts potting soli two parts peat moss and one part This lets air get the roots good for germination and rcUirus damping Now is time Plant seeds of annual flowers and tomatoes in areas of good light indoors Prune fruit and shade trees to allow for easy spraying house plants Early flowering shrubs should not be pruned until after blooming Check all indoor plants for unwanted visitors Cut back and repot old geraniums Pot up tuberous begonias Start inn cool place Save your forced bulbs and l keep them watered until leaves die then plant outdoors in Ihe garden Pinch back top shoots of to encourage Sturdy bushy plants Test old seeds places few between wet paper towels cover with plastic no germination within six days discard and get fresh Start thinking about building a cold frame to harden off indoor seedlings as plant out time approaches All tools should be sharp repaired and ready to go While theres a chance they werent unanimous the six- man delegation from Bramp tonGeorgetown attending last weekends Progressive Conservative convention in Ottawa helped swing the vote of confidence in Joe Clarks Sixtysix per cent of the more than delegates attending the convention indicated Friday night theyre satisfied with the Red Deer MPs performance as Tory leader Locally there was never much doubt how he bulk of the six delegates representing BramptonGeorgetown felt about Mr Clark A survey lost week showed all but one firmly In support of the leader Tom Sutter Stan Sutter Graeme Goebelle and Judith Anderson each voted to reject a leadership review during a vote In the hot and steamy Ottawa Civic Centre Its not known bow Lynn Go ding cast her ballot Prior to the convention she said she was still per cent undecid ed but I expect Ill know by the weekend Mr in a phone inter view said be was delighted with results of the vote Weve always been a party of Individuals and I think lhat was expressed that night he said He described the mood on the floor of Ottawas Civic Centre as exciting yet reflect ive and serious Now that the Issue tuts been solved it cant help but be healthy for party said Mr While topranking Tories Including YorkPeel MP and former Treasury Board presi dent Sinclair Stevens say Mr Clark should consult the new parly executive about a leadership convention area delegates seem more than satisfied with their leaders performance delegates would support Mr Clark in voting no for a leadership review improve promotion of tho PC party We have the policies and the individual concerns for the Mr McDermld said the little guy but theyre not being partys main concern now is lo marketed properly he said cent support Tor Mr Clark but added the final result w a great endorsation Young PCs cheered every mention of Clark If Hugh his fellow Progressive Conser vative Youth Federation members had had a vote at the Tory leadership conven tion in Ottawa leader Joe Clark probably would have won by per cent That figure Is the percent age of the audience which Hugh estimates cheered at the mention of Mr Clarks name in a speech by John Cross at the opening of the junior convention Most of the delegates to he junior convention were for Joe Hugh said At IS this is his second leadership convention He also attended the provincial leadership convention In Niagara Hugh has been active in the party since he was 10 The junior delegates arriv ed in Ottawa Wednesday after a fiveandahalf hour bus trip and from then on were kept busy with work shops speeches lours and other activities The junior delegates were also allowed to observe at the senior convention although they werent allowed to vole or take part in discussions Hughs parents Graeme and Judy also attended the convention Mr Goebelle was a delegate while Mrs Goebelle attended as an observer Hugh attended he voting session Friday as an natc delegate and sat at a table with Ontario Premier Bill Davis As the voting results were being tallied New Brunswick Premier Richard Hatfield spoke with Mrs asking how the results were going Hugh attended workshops do the constitution and on CanadaUS relations while Mr attended a technical session on econom ic recovery The delegates to the senior convention from the Bramp tonGeorgetown area were surprised by the results of the leadership vote Mr said Their predict ion had been that Mr Clark would win by to per cent Instead the vote was per cent In favor of Mr Clark He gave an excellent speech Thursday night high- key and everything Hugh said He should have given that one Friday Fridays speech didnt change any bodys mind He came out with a good speech but it wasnt what people wanted to In my view It doesnt affect his status as leader Mr Goebelle said The people who voted for a review are saying maybe we need a new leader for the next election Theyre not disagreeing with what hes saying In Parliament The youth convention was the Urges I ever held in Canada with over delegates double what was expected Hugh said In spite of the tremendous number of people involved everything went smoothly he said Hugh was Involved In an election of his own at the convention when he helped get BramptonGeorgetown PC Youth Federation presi dent Betty Coups elected Anglovice president of the national organization Quit smoking yet A smoking withdrawal clinic will be conducted by the Lung Association at Sheridan Colleges Main Campus April lo 10 from to There Is no charge for this Christmas Seal Service THIS TIME LETS GIVE HALTONBURLINGTON A STRONG VOICE INSIDE GOVERNMENT FRAN BAINES I has been involved In business and cultural affairs of this riding for years FRAN BAINES will speak out for seniors farmers businessmen Individuals and young people FRAN BAINES believes should be a vital part of the future plans of Ontario I FRAN BAINES will raise a voice on the Issues and needs of all votars in this riding FRAN BAINES will be by working tor you on GOVERNMENT GET INVOLVED IN FRANS SIDE Legislature CAMPAIGN FOR FURTHER ON MARCH 9 VOTE FOR S2 BAINES IIIKr NEW at Georgetown Tire Sales Over 24000 miles Its time to have your brakes checked BRAKE SERVICE Phone for appointment now Georgetown Tire Sales Lid St 8771535 GOOD YEAR TOWN OF Im Joe Clark this week People who know him say hes a leader with the ability to get people to work for him and me thats good Another local PC claimed Mr Clark would have made a better prime minister than what was shown by The former saw his government collapse following defeat of last years ill- fated budget The guy really ran an honest campaign and as a person doesnt deservo to be pushed down said Mr Goebelle BramptonGeorgetown MP John predicted thatal majo of DID YOU REALIZE that In Georgetown and district there are hundreds of Red Cross active volunteers working to moke this community great We need your help too STREET CLOSING TAKE NOTICE THAT Council of Tho Corporation Town Hills intends to pass by tow to stop up and convoy a portion Iho road allowance known as Ho slop Court located In rofmor Town described as follows ALL AND SINGULAR that certain or tract lands and promises lying and Doing In tho Town of Hills in Regional polity Hall on formerly Town in Ontario and compos part Block shown en Registered Plan In Registry Olflco tor The Regional Municipality No and shown Parts 23 and 4 on a Plan ol In Registry as Plan alloc ted Is adjacent to and IS Court A copy plan Is lor viewing at tho Ad ministration Building on Trafalgar Road Tho Council or a Committee of trio Council will hoar any per son or by their counsel solicitor or agent who claims mat Iholr land will be dally by by law and who applies to bo hoard at a mooting bo hold In Iho Council Chamber at Municipal Trafalgar Road on 1981 This Notico was published February RICHARDSON Clork Administrator Town of Help keep the promise of Ontario Elect a Davis government USED TVs PORTABLE CONSOLES FULLY RECONDITIONED TOSHIBA QUASAR ZENITH SYLVANIA FULL WARRANTY ON MOST SETS BRAMPTON COLOUR SOUND Ontario is rich in promise We have the people the resources the initiative and the vitality to make Ontario the envy of the world But promises do not fulfill them selves To build the future we need strength and leadership Premier Bill Davis has demonstrated that leadership He has shown that he has the under standing and the vision to identify the priorities in future and to take the vigorous action needed to capitalize on them The Davis Governments new B I L D plan is a comprehensive economic program designed to stimulate the economy create jobs and to realize Ontarios future potential The I D program provides for the necessary planning and assistance to create growth in all the following areas of activity energy independence develop ment of resources including farming and forestry industry human resources with new emphasis on training for skilled and professional employment transportation and communications tourism every aspect of Ontarios economic life And the B I L program is backed by the solid performance of the Davis government in economic activities which have created new Ontario jobs at the average rate of per year for the last five years Ontario needs the strength and experi ence 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