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Citizens forum Defends GLT selections Dear Sir In response to last week letter regarding Georgetown Little Theatre I feel must come to their defence their plays not be family orientated I along with my family have seen every play they have presented since 1978 Only once in my rccollec has there been any bad words and the public was warned there were swear words in Veronica Room In this last play Lovers Leap there was one bad word uttered but it come under the context of swear words Webster defines swear to mean affirm or declare an oath to utter deration with appeal God for truth of what was affirmed I think the word in question doesn come under that category What other plays has Mrs seen which seems so full of undesirable content that she gets embarrassed in front of her 11 and 15 year old children Except for Veronica Room my two girls and 14 respectively have them all I only think it has enriched their understanding of theatre After all my younger daughtc was in Stratford a short while ago to see Shakespeare which is Is he not Do you know what the subject matter of the 17th playwright was Incest After all Mrs Sider you do have the right to censor what you and your family see but don put the blame Little Theatre is amateur thcatn which uses well known plays don t make them up themselves they are thoroughly read and screened before presentation Georgetown Little Theatre made up entirely of volunteers most of them do a full time Job during the day and at night try to entertain the public for the pure enjoyment theatre I think all the members should be applauded for the fine work they do in bringing Theatre In all its aspects to the Georgetown Bravo GLT Yours sincerely Jennifer Jackson Past Treasurer Past Secretary Past Member of Clinic supporters special people Dear Sir The Blood Donor Clinic Commit tee would like to thank all donors who supported the Monday Nov clinic sponsored by the Lions Their help with the distribution of the posters setting up the clinic loading equipment and general assistance at the clinic is op- predated Thanks to who was on call the nursing staff nursery help and drivers volunteers John of Hal Ion Cable Systems Hal ton Hills Hydro for special efforts with promo tional banners Mr of the Dairy Queen Tor the donation of orange juice and cups Thanks to Mr Donnelly and Mr Mclntyre of for donuts Mr Ronald of Hut for tea coffee and viettes The Catholic Women League for kitchen help caretaker Carlos Dommgos and the many volunteers who gave their assistance to this clinic a community project for Mn rami Grade II marketing elm at GDHS In cooperation with the Red Croat held a blood clinic Over 100 donota turned donate a pint of their Mood Flo Street of the clinic at the turnout most of which wen Indent Norm MacPhall a Grade 13 student shown above one such Indent woo participated Herald photo by Gre Special to Betty Milton and her telephone committee and Alice Ina Reed venors of this clinic Thank you to Mr Ferguson of Mac Milk nd to Shirley Chaplin who looks Iter our publicity Red Cross officials reported 343 donors attended the Blood Clinic and donated 323blood packs Clinic organizers would like to thank the people who took time out to donate their blood Donor awards were given to Albert Enman 35 Tom West Lyn Jeanne Bell David Piper John Schenk Marion McGuzan Dune Ford Al Nurse Ronald Fuller Marg Betty Kennedy Bruce Stephens 10 John Vanderburgh Kathleen William Audrey Hail Kevin Wolfenburg Anderson Earl Yours sincerely Flo Street and Erica Thompson Blood Donor Committee Georgetown and District Red Cross Branch OBILITY roducts ROCKWOOO SECTION A Wednesday November 1B88 Pages On the hoof at Royal Fair Teaming up Dave Ford left of the Hal ton HIM Fire Department presents ID- yearold Brad Hammond right a fire extinguisher after Brad won the price In the Ontario Association of Fire ChiefsToronto Blue Jayi draw It appears the Acton youth Is a lucky one aa this was hit second prize this year associated with the Jays Earlier in the year Brad won a pair of Blue Jay tickets In a separate draw Herald photo The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto v on be lacking par from Hills farms There a growing list of com pctltors from our agricultural representatives The list of advance entries fur Nov At TcrraGlen Farms Leslie is showing dairy while Iynda Thompson of HIM is ex sheep Term inn is showing beef while Robinson Frank and Jake Jensen of Georgcfown is showing dairy cattle Rock Ella Jerseys I is showing dairy cattle while Aires of Georgetown for light Jeff Nurse of Norval has dairy cattle the fnr while Hornby Morog show light horses Daniel OConnell and Sons of is w poultry and Wetmore Stables Inc in Nor has entered in the show and Mia Farms Ltd hns showing Listed for poultry aid are the Bros and James Tic John farm Is how ilry tic Market lambs will be entered by the farm of rje Mrs Kuryllovicz is show light horses with Geldart of the Ninth 1 in Hornby Cormdale Is entered 11 From Terra Cotta the Christie farm will show dairy cattle along with entries from Elmlawn farms in RlMCcergctown Market steers will be shown by the farm of William Allison while Farm in ex hi bits dairy cattle Ten euchre tables for ladies wont give references By BENTON Herald Special The Women In stltutc had 10 tables In play at their euchre Nov in the Limehouse Memorial Hail Pink card winners were Pearl Burl and Cathy Sinclair Lillian Shapely had seven lone hands Dave Williamson and Jim Cunningham won four white cards and Spike Scott had seven Five ladies from Limehouse at tended the anniversary of the District Women Institute which was celebrated on Saturday Nov at Church The afternoon started with the lighting of candles for the past present and future Mrs Edna Wilson of who has been a member there for years lit the first can die for the past followed by Mrs Elizabeth Treviranus the District President for the present and Miss Joan Lindsay acted for the future A delicious dessert luncheon followed and everyone present was treated to a fashion parade through the years put on by the Branch The ladies received loud applause and raves for the many styles shown and the professional way the ladies modeled them It t often that one can view 85 years of clothing styles at one time This was the highlight of the day which was followed by euchre and Trivia Pur The Limehouse I is meeting p m Nov lb their hall and everyone Is invited to attend their Party the same evening at There was a good attendance at the Remembrance Day Service at Church Sunday Tom Given read the Honor Roll and the choir sang Hymn of All Nations which is a Song of Peace This was especially appropriate for this year being Year of Peace and Mr Barrow on ice Plant care The November meeting of the Women s Institute was held the evening of Nov at the home of Mn Slessoraitls Plans were made for the speaker to start She spoke on a different way to care for plants by using less soil It was the curator meeting and Eleanor McLean conducted the meeting Betty and Sen war served a dainty lunch Get well wishes well wishes to Bruce Thatcher of who is a patient In Peel Memorial Hospital In Brampton Georgetown accountant Graeme Goebeflc s request for Region stamp of approval has been turned down Mr Goebclle wanted the Region to support his application for a position on Sheridan College s board tors Councillors want to get Involved and voted to rclum his let I don know this I don I know if ever run any checks on him Coun KevinFlynnobjectedlnst Mayor Bill Peris said It would be setting a bad precedent Idea GLOVES THE WARM LINED GLOVES WITH A DIFFERENCE AND THE FINEST IS AVAIL AD EAT HftH Clothing Ltd S B77 Young Drivers of Canada IE OF CANADA LARGEST FAMILY OWNfiplrEPErTJljEJ GREATER THAN EVER 00 SELECTION OVER 100 ULTRA SUEDE SUPRA SUEDE SPORT JACKETS mpuiimk mow Ofllut 500 MENS SUITS Reg 10S299 SALB 99 SAVE DO OFF ALL SUITS rut SAVE OFF ALL OTHER LUXURIOUS OVERCOATS ALL OFF ENTTRE OUTSTANDING SELECTION SUEDE LIKE 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