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"Yes" committee opening offices today The Halton-Peel Yes to Canada Committee has been formed to encourage residents of Burlington, Halton Hills, Caledon and the sur- rounding area to learn about the constitutional proposals and to sup- port them with a “Yes” vote in the national referendum on October 26. The chairman of the committee will be Ross Carlin, founder of the O Canada Foundation which éarlier this year produced revitalized ver- sions of the national anthem as a 125th birthday gift to Canada. To date almost 50,000 copies of the anthem have been distributed across the country, including one to every school. Committee co-ordinator will be Bob Malcolmson, former publisher of the Halton Hills Herald, and cur- rent president of the Halton Hills Chambér of Commerce. Malcolmson played a vital role in this year’s Proud to be Canadian tour which was a national project of the Kinsmen’s organization. The Halton-Peel Yes to Canada Committee will be headquartered at 43 Guelph Street, Georgetown in premises which have been donated to be committee by Thomson Newspapers Limited. The committee welcomes the contribution of any citizens living in the area, and will meet shortly to plan its activities. Anyone wishing to join the committee is asked to obtain, and read, a complete copy of the Charlottetown Accord — the consensus agreement on changing the constitution which was reached last month by the provinces, federal government, territories and key aboriginal groups. Anyone interested in joining the committee now is encouraged to call Turner’s office, or Bob Malcolmson, at (416) 877-2972. The committee will have its own telephone lines installed shortly. The offices of the Yes to Canada Committee will formally open on Saturday, September 26 at 11 a.m., and citizens supportive of the Yes vote in the national referendum are invited to attend the ceremony. The location is the former site of the Halton Hills Herald on Guelph Street (Hwy.7), near the corner of. Mill St., in downtown Georgetown. Halton Hills This Week, Saturday;September'26, 1992, Page 5 The Bible is still the "world’s best seller because the Bible has all the answers.” Answers to personal, family, home and social problems. sbers 10 quectionsttee isa reg itaine sor Police Beat evening. Facilit nes ndalized A recreational facility on RR2 Acton was vandalized Wednesday According to a Halton Regional Police report, a complainant reported that groups of youths had been hanging out consuming alcohol and van- dalizing property. A security light was smashed was smashed and used motor oil and eggs were thrown at the premise. Apartment painted Police at 11 Division are continuing their investigation after someone vandalized a Georgetown woman’s Maple St. apartment Tuesday evening. Police say the culprits wrote obscene messages outside the apartment’s door. New King JamesVersion GIFT BIBLE NOW 50 reg $8.95 $6. New King James Version’ Ronni ea ae wed 50 N $26. - CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE \day to Saturday 9:30 - 5 p.m., Thursday & Friday 9:30 - 9 p.m. 8 Mon 318 Guelph St., Georgetown 77-1550 Carl's } Catering Company ~ Catering Since 1959 ~ NOW OFFERING Our NEW Limousine Service ... ‘56 Rolls Royce & New Lincoln Stretch Brampton 457-2813 Georgetown 873-2277 TYPES OF TEETH — PORCELAIN OR PLASTIC? Most teeth make sa (ene or por. ¥ these cases, itis wih the least ‘come a rg nay and ts very dit to tl te dference ‘between he PLASTIC TEETH orcas iii fe ete ae ‘where a denture meets with nature teeth, because porcdlain teeth are much —— ‘ime can wear down nalural deniiton. Acryic teeth fared me nem OWE CARE ABOUT YOUR SMILE! ‘AW. Tronton D.T., ‘The Denture Clinic, 18 Church Street, Georget L7G 2A5 (416) 877-2359 INTRODUCING ICE INCLUDES STAND. Toshiba brings you big screen, big sound enjoyment in an easy to operate, simple to set up television system. The 29” FST? combined with the Cyclone™ ABX Sound System and Front Surround Sound recreate the movie experi- ence in your home. Toshiba’s Cinema Series is as entertain- ing to use as it is to watch. Just add the popcorn. All this backed by our In-Home 50- Month Warranty. But seeing is believing. Come in today. a In Touch with Tomorrow