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For the benefit and enjoyment of Waterloo residents, for the financial benefit to local busiâ€" ness and potential festival Since 1946 21.99 P workers and for the love of music I hope that the comment from last week‘s article, "The Sounds of Summer Silenced " does not hold true for long There is nothing like celeâ€" brating the summer with sun and music, and there is no betâ€" ter place than the comforting surroundings of Waterloo Park If it doesn‘t pay, don‘t play 1 say if something doesn‘t pay, then cancel it! Chronicle failed to support the Mutual Music Festival I have read your article regarding the silencing of the Sounds of Summer and was quite amazed, not by the fact that it was reported as being cancelled, but by the fact that Scott Piatkowski cares about others besides himself I don‘t have a lot of time for writing letters, but I do have time to let the Chronicle know that 1 very much appreciate Scott Piatkowski‘s weekly column 1look forward to it. 1 usually cut it out to keep The Waterloo Chronicle welcomes letters to the editor. They should be signed with name, address and phone number and will be verified for accuracy. No unsigned letters will be pubâ€" lished. Submissions may be edited for length, so please be brief. Copyright in letters and other materials submitted to the publisher and accepted for publication remains with the author, but the publisher and its licensees may freely reproduce them in print, electronic or other forms. 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And on behalf of the varnious commuâ€" nity groups that are being part of the event and the vendors that are committing their weekend to working at this event to try and make it a sucâ€" cess even if it is downsized from what it has been before, the article to me suggests that a lot of people will beheve that there is no event there this year. The fact that it is free with no admission charge was hopeâ€" fully going to attract people to an event that admittedly was not as grand on scale as it had been in previous years But none the less, the article sugâ€" gests I think to the residents of the area that there is no event And this is extremely unfortuâ€" nate for those community groups as well as others who have committed to being there, for information and for encouragement: worthâ€" while thoughts from someone who cares about others besides himsell. OBHLICLE helping. sponsonng, and supâ€" porting this event Robin Reenstraâ€"Bryant There are other financial options We moved here about a vear ago from Peterborough and Peterborough had a remarkâ€" able program on Saturday and Sunday nights of bands from all over the country. And they even brought in performers from Stateâ€"side What transpired during the evening performances, they had men and women come around and if you gave them a dollar they would give you a ticket. At the end af the evening, 50 per cent of the total proceeds was given to the winner. And boy oh boy did that bring about results. Now in addition of course they had sponsors from various indusâ€" tries that would help support it. Just a thought. Alice Croft, Waterloo, Ontario Lloyd Mundy