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Letters to the Editor Repatriation too hurried Topranked cricketers here student says no field meets A T1IE HERALD April I To the editor of The Herald I am a high school student who is very concerned about the of our Canadian which is await ing presentation in Britain This major has had much political and media coverage Prime Minister has mode it clear thai he Is deter mined to bring our constitu tion back to Canada with or without consent of he people All the provinces except Ontario and New Brunswick arc against Mr Trudo proposed constitu tion which includes a Charter of Rights This new section would limit the rights of In a recent survey per cent of all Canadians opposed Mr idea of amend our constitution in and then bringing it over here These Canadians and feel hat since we obey what is written in the B A Act should be the ones who amend Among the people who oppose Mr Trudcau arc per cent of the people who elected Liberal members four Liberal Senators of the five Supreme Court Judges of Manitoba all three Newfound land Supreme Court Judges and all the political leaders of Quebec Mr Mr Ryan and Mr LaSallel Now is the time to join Joe Clark and discuss this issue with Mr Many dtans do not realize that the Liberal government has the majority In the House of Commons Senate Cabinet and the Constitution Commit tee of who brought their ideas to be debated with the Members of Parliament That means whenever a Liberal proposal isvotcdonit does not matter what the Progressive Conservatu or the New Democratic Party members feci ttemust not make any harsh or hurried decisions since it Mill be difficult to change the Canadian Constitution after it is amended feel there must be an agreement between the provinces and he Federal government because in Section of the UNA Act Provincial governments have jurisdiction Thank for letting me voice my opinion Sincerely Brian Metier Georgetown To the editor of The Herald Re Georgetown Cricket Club After many discussions with A Kumar and meetings in the summer of the first annual general meeting of the Georgetown Cricket Club was held Nov 1 1977 The first cricketing season in May 1070 and the Club played six away games and six home games All games were held on a friendly With the help or the Ha I ton Hills recreation department Georgetown Cricket Club members practised at the smaller playing fields of Georgetown Christian school grounds and the Georgetown High School side playing field and finally to the more suit able Field The Voder Field which Is somewhat undulating and not of regula tion size is shored the soccer players The 1978 season was the first Were the ones wholl live with revised BNA f To the editor of The Herald This letter is being written with the intent of letting you and your readers know the concern hat not only I but rest of my generation fee concerning Canadas Consti- feel that since we will be forced to live with he out come we should have some say in it The government probably thinks that vc arc still little nose running babies but I can tell that TOWN OF HALTON HILLS LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTRE What is UNA Act anyway It isa paper written some 114 years ago in Britain telling us what we can do and cannot do II says nothing about a Prime Minister or a Cabinet It only mentioned God and now even He Is being examined for he big The problem with having three parties in our parlio- men Is he reason that is being done Ed Broad bent agrees with Mr Trudcau he might well do with the N D and join the Liberals Pierre is trying do what he sees as helpful for Canada but since Joe Clark sees himself as defending Canadians there is no way he will go down without a struggle No longer does Canadas future matter pride is now the main factor Who seems to be the nose- running baby now Canadi ans can no longer ait back and do nothing about It That altitude can no longer stand It is the people in Canada that make the government not the government the Parents are constantly tell ing us that we never had it as bad as they did when they were growing up and that they hope hot we never experience what they did Well if they truly mean that hey should start speaking up for our rights Sincerely yours Boyd Richardson Georgetown Age 17 years old Subscription sellers Halton Lung could break record raised By JOHN ROE Herald Special Confident of exceeding their target of in magazine subscriptions and renewals Georgetown and District High School students this week pledged to increase their con bull on to the towns Librnrv Cultural Centre Fund With GOO collected in only four days of active campaign marketing teacher Charles Gcnore said that many are talking of shooting or in overall sates At presort if schools goal of is achieved the new Library Theatre Arts Centre stands to benefit to the tune of more than a quarter of the students sales commission Bui if the campaign goes over the lop the school has decided to split its share of the profits from that paint on What this means is that if we sell say in subs Library Cultural Centre fund will gain an additional Mr Ho explained that under the arrangement the school has with the line sales company which sponsors the annual campaign involving schools across Canada the participating school gets to keep up a third of the money raised for extra- student activities This year GDHS students voted to pledge part of their sales commission to the towns ambitious project Were not sure exactly why this years campaign has got off to such a tremendous start said Mr Gcnore Mayor Pete and Hud Whiting representing he Library Cultural Centre Fund Raising Committee gave a rousing address us on Monday to the official start of the campaign Staff have responded very gener and and there is a really Infectious spirit of enthusiasm through out the school One person who renewed two subscriptions through the High School for the first time agreed with Mr claim that the school could not be under sold I saved Si on each yet previously I was subscribing directly with the magazine said John Ellsmoor Mr reminded would be supporters who may have already renewed their subs criptions that renewals can be taken out any time the subscription renewal date is simply adjusted accordingly by the magazine If successful in its goal of in sales could be the best in Canada the second time it will liave won that honor No doubt Choral Society members were pleased last week when Maureen Forrest ers singing at Holy Cross Church drew no less than three standing ovations That kind of response from music lovers must surely have released a flood of quarters into the musical cans the Society has distributed to encourage cultural awareness In North its Imaginative We C A campaign Those in having their own can should call Carolyn Simmons at B7777B2 The author Illustrator and Rags star of Rags Story will be on hand at Georgetown Public Library Saturday April IS to autograph copies of the newly published story coloring book Library staff admit It was not easy obtaining a copy of he guinea pigs footprint Author Payne and illustrator S turkey are expected to be much cooperative with their signa tures Proceeds from the book which sells for will go towards furnishings In the new Library- Arts complex A book launching party the same time of the autographing from to p will feature Rags Repast carrots and celery sticks A year after it launched its campaign to raise for the new Library Theatre Arts Centre Georgetown Little Theatre is close two mile stones selling the scat plaque and chalking up in sales Seat plaques now sold stand at with cash receipts of 70 fund raisers are quick to point however hat in order to fulfil their pledge to raise they will need to sell all plaques the additional monies raised covering the costs of the brass plaques and necessary engraving Most recent purchasers The Independent George town Sons of Scotland Camp Caledonia Georgetown For details of GLT fund raising scheme call John Roe or Mary Main at To the editor of The Herald The Board of Directors of the Lung Association wish me express their sincere appreciation to The George town Herald for the excellent publicity given during the 1900 Christmas Seal Campaign Your continuing support allows us to make known the services and programs which we provide to the community and encourages the people of to contribute to and support our organization The amount money raised this year was 112205 an 119 per cent Increase over the last campaign May I add my personal gratitude as well Yours sincerely CL McFadden President and Campaign Chairman Filed under flowers April 19 starts Secretaries Week a natural opportunity to say thank you to your secretary for her efforts throughout the year Show her how much you appreciate he does for you Delight her with a gift flowers LAST CALL PERSONAL TAX RETURNS ARE DUE APRIL 30th Preparing your Income Tax Return 1981 David Ingrims Income Tax Guide 1981 OXBOW BOOKS Main Tad HALTON CAMERA EXCHANGE 7 James St Georgetown 8774433 or 2512143 48 HOUR REPAIR SERVICE SPECIAL ON GADGET BAGS 055 to Something for everyone VINYL CANVAS LEATHER All Your Photography Supplies Cameras Films Repairs Rentals Processing Easter Candies and Boxed Chocolates from ill vouncs mi PHnnmncv itd DOWNTOWN GEORGETOWN 8772761 year of competitive cricket and Georgetown Cricket Club was assigned to the division of the Hamilton and District Cricket League As a new club to the League in competition for the first year the club gave a good perform ance by finishing third out of ten teams In the 1970 season the Club was also successful In the 1980 season the Georgetown Cricket Club played In the B division again and gave a most creditable performance In that the Club came second only to Brentford Cricket Club and thus was eligible for promotion to the A division where the more high ly rated and lough clubs participate dilemma Georgetown Cricket Club finds Itself in Is that it Is ruled ineligible to play in the A division because of the substandard playing field In Georgetown The Club Is thankful that it can use the Field but It difficult to accept that the Club is relegated to the B division because of inadequate playing facilities the area We have at least five players In my estimation who can make a Canadian team and play in International tournaments People tike Ashley Windsor Kumar Lloyd Jones August Emmanuel and J Balkissoon arc not only top players but It Is a thrill to see them In action I think the Georgetown Cricket Club has brought honors to Georgetown end something should be done about finding a suitable play ing field I appeal to the recreation department and Halton Hills council to do something about getting a suit able playing field Any help from any source be greatly appreciated Cricket is a great spectator sport as millions throughout the world attend national and International matches Cricket demands a great deal of skill and when played by great players It can be likened to poetry In action Yours sincerely Tom CofoimderandFlrst President of the Georgetown Cricket Club CANTANTE CONCERT MAY Georgetowns Singers performed choral concerts at schools la Georgetown and Milton tail week and this week to promote their upcoming pop concert I Founderdirectorconductor Dole Wood led the IBvoice choir through a delightful collection of songs at Public School Herald Firm helps national defence A federal contract worth 127428 has been awarded to Agencies of Georgetown to provide the defence department with pulse generator and training manuals the department or supply and services announced Monday It as one of 474 unclassified contracts worth or more that were awarded by the department to Canadian panics during the week ended March Total value of the contracts amounted to 315 171 PIZZERIA 100 i- on any food purchase over I 5 pick up or eatIn Pizza Subs CLIP AND SAVE 87722778 1 62 Guelph Street Georgetown EXCITING NEWS FROM STEPRITE SHOES rQBhde Exclusive new 1981 styles comfortable daytime foot wear fits 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