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THE October IMS Halton Hills Council ByGRETCHENDAY Herald Special At the beginning of October the town council approved in principle the development of an Arts Policy for the Town of Halton Hilla Similar policies have already been established in many cities such as Toronto Scarborough Brampton and with Miulsuuga North York Hamilton Oakville and having done considerable work towards the same goal But for a town of our with our diversified makeup to achieve such a policy would be a first in Ontario not to mention Canada and thus set a precedent for similar communities to follow suit If asked Im sure that the running In the next election would say tbey support the Arts But I wonder if they could define the word Unlike sports activities that have certain equipment and faculties rules of age and sex and specific seasons In which they operate the arts activities encompass everything from the visual and performing arts to arts and crafts literature historical studies architec ture and aesthetics in general All are year round activities with few If any age restrictions or sexual discrimination and with a wide varie ty of requirements for equipment and faculties A policy blueprlng guideline to ensure viable growth and support of artistic resources in Hills Is essential But to set out short and long term aims and objectives operating procedures distribution of capital and operating expenditures establishment and augmentation of grants on a per capita basis and more will be no mean feat Therefore it Is Important that those for whom you vote on November be knowledgeable about the needs of our cultural community They must not only be willing to listen but be willing to learn about the arts issues and act upon the policy On the other hand our council members bands are tied if we the public do not inform them via the Arts Policy Committee of what is needed All arts groups and individuals both amateur and professional business people and Interested citizens abroad cross section of the community have a responsibility in developing this cultural awareness Ultimately by working closely together the politicians the staff and the public will create a strong workable lasting Arts Policy for Hills ARTISTIC NOTES Get into the Christmas spirit by attending the Credit Valley Artisans Annual Christinas Sale Nov 10 a m at The Cottage in Cedarvate Park Main St S Georgetown Inspirations for Modem Art or A Child Can Do It Is the topic of a lecture given by Day for the Unlver Women Club of Georgetown Nov Centennial Public School 30 The Barrie Arts Council in on with the School of Design and Visual Arts present their First Annual Juried Art Competition and Exhibition at Georgian College Nov Dec This competition is open to all artists in Ontario Maximum two works per artist per work Deadline Nov For more information contact Barrie Arts Council co Parks and Recreation Box Barrie or the Grey Bruce Arts Council 371 You Gotta Have Art the Galleries Volunteer Association cordially invites you to the showing of The New Art Rental Collection Nov 10 am to m at Centennial Gallery 120 Navy St Works rented may be collected Nov from I Legion Lines A speedy recovery to our President Norm Ward who underwent surgery in the Georgetown Hospital last Monday Best wishes Norm and we hope to see you on the scene real soon Norm is in room B and his extension Is The Remembrance Supper Nov with tickets available from your bar at per person As in the past we are expecting a good represen of members so get your tickets early Entertainment for this function will be provided by Touch of Silver The annual Remembrance Day Parade Nov 10 This being our Jubilee we would like to see as many members as possible turn out for this event and make this a parade of true Remembrance For the enjoyment of members and friends Euchre is held every Friday in ihe club room Come out and PHOTO REPRINTS appearing In 8772201 ORDERING A NEW VAN Take advantage of our FALL SPECIAL 20 OFF CAPTAIN SEATS pickup SEATS AND BEDS FOR STANDARD OR MINIVANS GLEN VAN SEATS ACCESSORIES OPEN SAT SUN AND EVENINGS TILL 830 PM 332 Main St Glen Williams 8772320 LEGION LADIES Congratulations to Mary Ann Roy for the Incredible Job she did Friday chairing the committee for Ladies Night Saturday Jean Re Ids learn was Well done Jean Emond Pat and Bradley Also Ihe team of Peg Lewis Trudy Paul Floss and Vi Hewitt won third These two Georgetown teams will be going on to district crib Congratulation Peg Trudy Floss and Vi Nov Dance at he Georgetown Auditorium Nov District crib at Welland Nov 23rd Bowling for district at Georgetown Dec 7th zone crib at Erin Zone darts at Georgetown Jan 11th lone crib at Port Credit Jan zone knights cup bowling at Port Credit Feb 1st zone crib at Milton Feb tone euchre at Brampton Feb 15th zone darts Feb zone bowling at March District Bowling at Welland March zone euchre at Milton March 22nd zone darts at Georgetown April 5th District Darts April zone euchre at Erin April provincial bowling at Georgetown Anyone who would like to play sports please contact Hazel Dumper 877 There will be a dance after the bazaar Nov It will be a hard times dance and tickets are available for 50 each please get In touch with Joan Brown Marion Carney will be accepting contributions for the bazaar on Thursday and Friday before the big day bring your friends for a fun night For anyone wishing to learn to play this is the opportunity you have been waiting for Car club winners Oct Ed 299 Russ John Lusty Bonnie Woody Hamilton 477 Mary Coulson Euchre winners Oct 25 1985 Ladles 1st Anne Cousins 2nd Dorothy Ireland booby Sharon Jennings Gents 1st Albert Porter 2nd Mike Brown booby Gary Alton Sick List Cowan Carter G Hayes In the Georgetown Hospital Bottoms in St Michaels Hospital P King in Hospital Stan Swann in St Johns BUI Wylle in Milton Manor W Bryden Bill and Fanny Weaver in the Bennett Centre Chubby Molly Mulholland Bubbles Sharkey at home Entertainment Saturday by 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