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Georgetown Choral Societys Messiah Noted musicians combine their talents A THE HERALD Wednesday No ember ffUa- The Choral Society Is pleased to be able ihia to engage the vice of several fine musicians to company the choir an they present Handels Messiah as their Christinas gift to the community of Georgetown Clement Caralse is coming back for the second season as organist He Is the resident organist at Islington United Church in Toronto Clement not only performs manic at the con sole but also puts them together working for Casaiant Company as an organ builder After obtaining a degree from MiMaater University and ARTC in organ performance Clement went on to study further in England and South Africa He is a member of the Council of the Royal School of Church Music a member of the Richard HI Society and a member of the Society Clement lives in Toronto with his wife The other members of the or are mode up primarily of freelancers Some play with the Ballet Company and some play for the Canadian Opera Com They do not play together as a group The fact that they can come together with only one rehearsal prior to performance is testament to their professionalism Da via Harding Is the viola player We are very pleased that will be playing once again with us this Christmas He has recently returned to Georgetown to live after spending LETTER Thanks for support EDITORS NOTE The following i a letter submitted to the Herald for publication Dear Support era I want to thank all of you for com Ing out and supporting Project Playground by doing some early Christmas shopping at the Creative Kids and Pigtail party The evening was lots of fun and a great success We have now raised over which will go towards purchasing playground equipment or the Glen Williams Park Special thanks to Carry Carter of Creative Kids Loma Wilson of Pigtails Michelle Jarvie Lome Jurcic Cathy McDonald Kelly Una Wheeler and the Glen Williams Town Hall Board Thank you all for your generous support Have a very Merry Christmas Yours very truly Leachate leaking at dump The old landfill site beside the sewage treatment plant in Acton is leaking into Black Creek John MacKuy Hal tons director of waste management said the is fairly weak and it is a relatively small leak but It is bending into the swampy area of Black Creo There is no evidence that the leachate Is adversely affecting Black Crek Judging from samples taken in the area said Mr The dump was operated by the own of Acton and the town of Hills before It was closed In 1774 It accepted only municipal waste and was relatively small said Mr MacKay Is the pal vinous liquid formed by rainwater arid surface water percolating through the waste over the years was no collection system Installed in the dump said Mr MacKay Such a system Is com monplace in landfill sites built in the 1980s Halton ion is no considering installing J leawiate collection system In two phases The first system to be installed in the spring if Regional council gives the project Its blessing will operate much like a bed Soil will be used to absorb the said Mr MacKay The cost of that system la J If that doesnt work will consider Installing leachate col lee pipes at a cost of If that collection system is Install the will likely be treated at Actons sewage treatment plant said Mr MacKay But the amount of leachate collected will be so little that It wont affect the capacity of the plant he added However until can confirm that the leachate cm be treated at the plant It will be truck ed to a disposal location In one of Hal tons sewer systems a report by works commissioner Robert said ELECT PAT MCCARTHY FOR DETAILS ON THE ISSUES OF HELP GETTING TO THE POLLS PLEASE CALL COUNCIL WARD 3 the past fuc years In New York City studying at the renowned School of Music David has received several awards in competitions and been guest performer In many con certs Since leaving the National Youth Orchestra in David has participated in several per formances for CBC Radio as well as throughout Canada avid first played wifh the Choral Society In 1979 and since that time he has become a very polished profes sional showing once again the many talents of Georgetown residents David is one of four musicians In OBITUARIES Stan Wade operated popular restaurant Stan considered by many to be one of Georgetowns former landmarks has died Mr Wade who operated the Cor ncr Cupboard Restaurant later to be Stnn moved to Georgetown in 19S3 and was well known us the owner of one of the few restaur mis in Genrnetown at tlie time The down town location made Mr restaurant a popular spot with both and old Henry owner of Henrys Clothing and Custom Tailors says Mr Wade was quiet soft spoken man who ran friendly business He was very kind with his staff and with people in general Mr Mr Wade was also very active in the community the 1950s he was ardent golfer and a shun hoi tier with the North Golf and Country He was a member of the local Lions Club for many years As businessman profits always come first for Mr Sometimes there were people who couldnt be says and he would let them have a free Mr Wade and his wife Iris as well as children worked very hard operating the restaurant often tending to duties from early in the morning until well after the restaurint had closed Mr Mrs Wade had been Stan Wade at a cottage on Lake near Keswick or several years before moving to Toronto for the last year But Mr Wade made several trips back to Georgetown since leaving and according to his son Richard one of his greatest Joys was seeing many friends again during the Georgetown High School reunion in He loved ibis town says Mr The family held a small funeral service at St Georges Anglican Church as per Mr Wades re interment was at Greenwood Cemetery Thomas Perry served with Queens Own Rifles Thomas Hammond arrived in Quebec City on the Duchess of York Nov 1G Aged he wil- the elder son of Rev Howell and Mrs Iurry Vicar of tllsengwynfi South Wales Mr Iim worked on many lotally until July 1 1940 when he enlisted in the Canadian Army He Queens Own Rifles of and was in first con Id land in in Day He injrned Hetty Bishop of In and they in where Mr Perry worked fur The Pro vincial Paper Mill I or He relumed to St Georges Churih where he as Sunday School Superintendent Warden Choir Member and spent as Lay Reader licensed to seven successive rectors For many years he worked with Red and at time of his death was with Refugee Committee He was called higher service on let 1988 A requiem was held Oct St George Church followed by interment in Greenwood Cemetery He leaves his wife Belly son Richard and his wife Murphy of Stratford daughters Ro- scannc aod her husbuad Filler of Georgetown and Nancy and her husband Neil Tjylor of He also leave grand children Emily and Filter exciting new ensemble perform new repertoire using cen tury instruments Quartet was formed in 1988 as a showcase group for contemporary new music from both the classical and popular traditions Innovative staging and lighting lend a colorful theatrical component to their per formances The quartet performs on the electroacoustic In struments offering exciting new sound dimensions not possible traditional stringed instruments When David appears with the Chora Society in the Messiah he will be us ing his very traditional viola damage Police say an unknown suspect caused damage to a lire and removed three hubcaps from a 1985 Hyundai Stellar sometime bet ween Oct and The hubcaps valued altlSO REELECT MURRAY JUDGE COUNCILLOR WARD 2 X One Year as Peel County Councillor X Served on Roads Committees Social Services Recreational Committees If You Have Any Enquiries Please Call 83821 25 TIME FOR A CHANGE Georgetown needs a FULLTIME TRUSTEE who is IN TOUCH WITH THE COMMUNITY and someone who will represent our parents students and schools with a STRONG VOICE at the Board ELECT LYNAPGAR Trustee Picture perfect Pictures sod Presents on Main Street South In Georgetown beld fourth anniversary draw last week and Jean Leonard was the lucky winner Mrs Leonard left of Georgetown receives her Robert Bate mm print from store owner Judy Herald photo See Out Side INTRODUCING OUR HEALTH LINE LOOK GREAT FEEL HEALTHIER AND BE SLIMMER Tinctures Herbal Efamol Swedish Bitters Swiss Herbal Products Grannys Weight Loss Aids MODEL BONNIE KENNEDY NOW OPEN SUNDAY 124PM WATCH FOR MANY INST0RE SPECIALS A MORE Bulk Klub Foods THAN 7 JUST 8732234 BULK Reelect Mayor BUSS Miller on Nov 14th To The Residents of Halton Hills I will continue to oppose the dump in the Acton Quarry as I opposed the first application in 1972- 1973 As one of the original organizers of the Group United Against Rural Dumping GUARO we successfully stopped the application at that time I am committed to protecting our environment and will continue to fight this issue at all levels of government Sincerely PROVEN EXPERIENCE and LEADERSHIP INFORMATION TRANSPORTATION 8771574 8776619 8531816 8530646