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HomeYour LettersEnjoy Slade campus

Enjoy Slade campus

Slade Lives Again needs the businesses and citizens to give assistance to keep the use of the campus for the enjoyment and education of the local community.
Now is the time to show your support if you wish to get the project up and running. The committee are meeting their commitment to present a plan to council in early Sept showing how local cultural, craft, musical and educational groups in co-operation with tourism and council can in the early stages support the upkeep of the precinct and hopefully become a very viable business venture for the city within a few years.
It is up to you. This is your heritage and if you want to retain this beautiful, flood proof area for your children and grandchildren this is your chance. I probably will not see the final outcome of the venture and my family are not likely to benefit, but in appreciation of the years Bert and I have enjoyed in Warwick, I am happy to give support. Are You? Slade Lives Again Inc. Po Box 575 Warwick QLD, 4370.
Dorothy Peters
Warwick

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