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Lets stop whining weve got it good you lick to death of the gloom and doom the media is imposing on us I am Lets have a little light and cheer in the country Tor a change Sure our situation is a mess Of course we have high unemployment Naturally inflation is not wrestled to the ground but has us pinned two rounds out of three But this is happening all over the world and per cent better off than most of the rot of the people in said world Do you live on a sampan in Singapore or Hong Kong existing on a handful of rice a day Those people dont have high gage rates They have nothing except that native cunning and hard work feed their bellies Does a nice lady in Somaliland or Eritrea bring you into the office and chat about which welfare program you should apply for Your children are eating mud because theres nothing else Are you stuck in Ulster as a Catholic without a hope of getting a job from the Protestants your children dirty hungry growing as vicious as small animals who are starving Arc you black with a good chance of getting your head pulverized by a white policeman If you say anything but Yes sir Are suffering from nerves and taking all kinds of pills from your well fed doctor while millions of people in the world have rickets and ringworm and elephantiasis and bleeding bowels because they dont even know what a vitamin pill looks like Are your little boys running around barefoot In therein selling their sisters for a cigarette or a chocolate bar Nope they are probably riding around on bicycles and whining because their allowance doesnt run to more than a carton of french fries and a Dairy Queen every day Are you worried about whether you should spend or a little more on a Med ding present when in most countries most mothers are wondering whether a cow or a bushel of maize is a suitable dowry And they haven t a cow or any maize Tut and tut and tut We are in an economic depression many people are unemployed our government seems to be living in Alice in Wonderland with its ridiculous six and five desperate attempt to appear credible But when have you last missed a meal When have you been cold cold cold When is the last time some cop stopped you on the street and asked for identity papers When is the last time somebody pounded on your door at and you shivered with fear knowing what was coming When have you lost been hit on the head with a club for saying is a rink Theres lots wrong with this country but there is a hell of a lot more right with It when we take a look around We read about farmers and small businessmen and big companies going broke Weil thats the capitalist system and thats the system we embrace dont hear much when the farmers hate a bumper crop and spend the winter driving south in their We seldom hear about the small businessman whos making a quiet fortune unless hes sud denly become an entrepreneur and is a businessman We scarcely hear a word when a huge company makes a huge profit But now the tears are flowing we need a Wailing Wall located about Winnipeg and thousands of paper towels to wipe up the tears Help from the government means help from you and me Come on Canadians lets stop whining My father and mother didnt whine during the Big Depression They did the best they could and desperately tried to avoid going on Relief now euphemistically called Welfare Get rid of your boat Sell your second car There is such a thing as walking Cut your kids allowance to zilch and let them earn it by working So you like steak Eat Hamburg Stop buying that crap from California and Florida in the winter lettuce for 50 mostly water grapes oranges celery those little hard bitter tomatoes Eat spuds and porridge Theyre good for you Dig a root cellar under your patio deck and fill It with carrots and turnips Get couple of chickens and If they dont lay eat them Cut out those longdistance calls about nothing and write a letter Wear a sweater and keep your thermostat down We can lick Inflation but not by living the way we do Wecanllckunemployment with some guts But not government guts There arent any And if youre out of work take your I but get looking for something else This country still has limitless opportunities if you want to work Ask the Immigrants If youdon become like those millions in Britain during the first depression who just gave up and sal around on the dole steadily eroding their very souls End of sermon But cheer up and forget the headlines Theres a place for you If you have any guts GEORGETOWN 8775266 ACTON 8532219 You may now charge your classified advertisement to your Account tor dataila DADI LINCOLN MERCURY HUT WESTQEORGCrOMI SALES SERVICE LEASING Geotgetown Acton Wednesday Nov Check Your Ads For Accuracy On Tha Insertion The Georgetown Independent and the Acton Free Press cannot be responsible for the of mora than In correct Insertion Any errors In the Classified Section should be ceded to the attention of the Classified Department attar the first Adjust menu are mada to the degree the error reduced the of the ad Call 8775266 or 8532219 Monday to Friday BROWN and BUI are pleased to an birth of their Lindsay Meredith on October weighing lbs oh A sister lor Haytey and grand daughter lor Bill and Marlon Brown and Bob and Mildred Lord Thanks Richmond Peck and Ihe staff at Oakvltle Trafalgar Memorial Hospl Angela arrival of her brother Bradley Andrew born November at Bracerjridoe Hospital Proud parents are Scott and Donna of Port Carllng Sharing the era grandparents Don and Shirley LueKnow Dick and Shirley Georgetown John and are pleated to announce the arrival or two new girls Michelle 5 lbs and Shannon Leigh lbs A 1 born November lW4at Georgetown and Memorial Hospital Special man to Drs Ford Ashonhurst Zersnd great OB staff ITS A BOYl Cunningham are pleased to safe arrival of their first child Matthew John born on November 1 1984 Memorial Hospital weighing lbs Proud grandparents are Mercy Plgnateii and Jack and Jean Cunningham A long awaited cousin for Heather Mark and Ryan Special I hanks to Hoddlnott and stall ITS A WHITE Robert and nee are pleased birth son Ryan born November weighing lbs at Peel Memorial Hospital First time grandmothers Olive Judd of Georgetown and Barbara White Toronto Thanks and staff Brian and Lisa Horvath are pleased e sale arrival of their first child Sarah Marie born on October weighing lbs Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Horvalh and Mr and Mrs Keith King Special thanks Dr Thompson Ford and the OB staff at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital Kevin and Nancy Taylor are proud announce the arrival first child Brandon Charles a lbs 11 November 13 33 p m at Peel Memorial Hospital Brampton Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carson Rae a Road and Mr and Mrs Warren Taylor Wayne and Diana nee Simony are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Elyse born November IS weighings lbs Granddaughter for John and and Ada and Glno Manacato Thanks Kumar and the OB stall of Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital VITO Mike and Sue are thrilled to announce arrival Leslie Anne lbs on November a A sister for Rebecca Born at home with loving thanks to Heather and Van Rhln Fourth grand daughter lor the Halonens and second for the Vitas all Georgelown Engagements TAYLOR Mr Mrs Marno Taylor Georgetown are happy to announce tne engagement of daughter Cathy to Mike McCulllgh son Mr Mrs Garry of Milton The Wedding will take place In IMS BERNARD Edith Florence passed away quietly at Mount Nemo Nursing Home on Tuesday November lv4 Edith Florence Barnard Rockwood In her Mtnyeer Beloved daughter of the late Charles and Martha Barnard Sister of the lata Mrs John Taylor Fred Charles Walter and Frank Bernard Survived by several great nephews and Rested at th Shoemaker Funeral Home Acton Funeral service was halo at St Johns Church Rock wood on Friday at Interment Wood awn cemetery LITTLE Irwin at York County Hospital Newmarket on Tuesday November Irwin of Acton in his Slit year husband of the tat Clark and dear ether Little of Acton and Jean Mrs jamas of Newmarket Loving grandfather of Janet and Julie Brother Alice Irvine of Rested at the Shoemaker Funeral Home Acton where funeral service wax held on Thursday at I JO Interment Fairy lew Cemetery Acton T1LLAART Hank Travel Agency- suddcnly as the result an accident In Mexico Hank beloved son Anna and the late John In Holland dear brother Rio Joke and Janet all in Holland Dear cousin Freda Mrs Joe of Erin Township A memorial mass will be held Thursday Nov 19B4 at a m at Holy Cross Church Burial service at a later date in Holland a Cards of Thanks thanks to Irlends neighbors family organizations Alliance Mission Church J S Jones Funeral Home for tributes donations and all acts of kindness and nursing stall Ward B Georgetown Hospital Curtis and nursing Princess Margaret Hospital at the time our loss a beloved wife mother and Nan Will and family CARLISLE Norman Clifford The the late Norm Carlisle wish to thank their kind relatives dear colleagues Lodge members and neighbours tor their help and support In their recent bereavement Special thanks to Rev Barrow for his comforting support and for conducting the funeral service to all who sent flowers donations food cards or helped In any way to the ladles of Knox Presbyterian Church who took care the funeral lunch Trusting this acknowledgement will be accepted by all as a token of our deep gratitude Norma and boys DOUG and Elaine Richardson would like to thank their friends and family for the SUP PRISE Wedding Anniversary party October 1934 Thanks so much for the beautiful gilts good wishes and we received from all of you there to celebrate the occasion Special thanks to Judy and Pat lor all time and effort in arranging the party and to Jell and Joe for helping theli Kenneth We would like to thank all our relatives and neighbors who showed us such kindness during the recent toss our son husband and lather A special word of thanks Rev Peter Barrow TheHlgglnsonand Brown families I WOULD like to thank all my neighbors friends and family for their cards gilts and enquiries during my stay In Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital and since coming home Special thanks to Ashenhurst and Or Browning Their kindness was greatly appreciated and will always be remembered Thank you all Mrs Betty Lacherble THE FAMILY late Mrs Frances Cutis would like to express their deep appreciation to all who were so kind to them during the Illness and passing For the many sympathy cards floral tributes and kind works and donations the heart A special to SI Albans Ladles lor lovely lunch Wo would especially like to thank Rev Arthur Tribe and Bruce Shoemaker lor all help and kindness WE would like take this opportunity to say a sincere Thank you to all our line family and friends who with their cards gifts and best wishes helped us to celebrate our wedding anniversary Special thanks to Shirley the Georgetown Horticultural Society for her in preparing the flowers Pearl and Frank Brown In Me Thelma Passed away November Just a memory lend and true To show we sKII remember you Though two years have passed away Still we miss you day by day Ever remembered by husband William and daughters Betty and Sandra and Thelma In loving mother and grandmother wno away November We cannot clasp your hand dear mother Your face we cannot sea But let this little token show We still remember thee Always remembered Sandra Bill Debbie and David In loving memory Of my dear husband William J who passed away November IMS Loved Grandad Michael Craig Karen Brent and Kim Treasured memories All the past Will linger as long last Ruth and grandchildren LITTLE Lorena To a dear mother who passed away November As time unfolds another year Memories keep you ever near Silent thoughts of timet together Hold memories that will last forever Always loved and NORTON In loving memory Paul Douglas beloved son of and Helen who passed way November Every day In soma small way Memories of you come our way Sadly missed Mommy and Daddy In Memorlams SNOW In loving memory of our dear brother Allen who died November His charming ways and helpful hands A smiling lace never lorgotten Like a ray of sunshine Brightening your day Memories wilt always be with us In our hearts and mind Sadly missed by brothers Clare John and Gregory Snow sisters and brothers In law nieces and nephews Louise and Joo McClellan Travis Jolcnc and Jane and Bruce and Tyler SNOW In loving memory our eldest son Allen Montgomery who died suddenly In Alberta November 1980 Whether the rising sun or seeing first evening star Our thoughts you dear son do wander back To happy days gone by when we were together Ol those beautiful memories that death can not Sadly missed by Mum and Dad TOST Frank In loving memory lather and grandfather who passed away November Tenderly we treasure the past With memories that will always last Sadly missed by son Bob Mar I one Glenn Elaine and Diane frill Coming Evante SNOW AND WIND CONTROL Satmdfly December 130 to Mil Fes Registration and details call 51 HUM THE SALVATION ARMY I OD ACTON ROTARY CLUB IN COOPERATION WILL SUPPLY CHRISTMAS HAMPERS TO FAMILIES IN NEED The Sdmton Amy Thrift Stars Ml St W- Aetna Ssnicss batmen AKD TURKEY SHOOT SWAY t Anefan and Hunura CU ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE A CHRISTMAS Baiaar Tea and bake tale to be held at the Salvation Army November Mill St EActon CHICKEN CLUB MEMBERS Come to the wiiard of OZ on Dee a p Put on by Georgetown Little Thtatrt Tickets Money will ba refunded to Chicken Club Members at end of performance Tickets available at Youngs Pharmacy For more CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Saturday December 1 St Church Hall Glen Williams am Free admission Handmade crafts home baking luncheon rallies games lor children card reading CHRISTMAS CRAFT AND ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE Bake Sates and Candy Sales In the Gallery of the Hilton Hills Library and Cultural Centre Georgetown Saturday December FREE ADMISSION A charming array of unique antique and craft items in pottery silver weaving wood Quilling flowers patchwork and cloth PLUS Rotary Annes Bake sale 10 noon and Aahgrove Womens institute Bake Sale PLUS Candy Sale Georgetown am jfclll Coming Evenla CONCERNED about pornography Come to the District Christian School meeting on November U at p m Mrs Rutherford and Mrs Macewan of citizens Against Violent Pornography will give a presentation on two dominant trends In current pornography namely the use children and violence All arc welcome to what promises to be a very Informative evening CRAFT SALE Saturday November a m to p Sunday November I to m Mclntyre Georgetown Ceramics knitted and crochet Hems Prices start at CRAFT SALE Soft sculptures knits dolls Friday November evening from to pm Saturday November from 9a m to Charles Street Georgetown EDEN MILLS Community Saturday November 19B4 at Eden Mills Community Hall bake sale and tea room GEORGETOWN and District High School Flea and Includes baking craft table special Chnsimos orders Refreshment Saturday December to 3pm Guelph St Georgetown GEORGETOWN and District Horticultural Society Wednesday November Knox Presbyterian Church Hall speaker from Royal Botanical Gardens How to Attract Birds your Garden public Invited Refreshments LUNCH with Santa to or join us alter iho Santa Clous parade on Nov at the Acton Baptist Church Hall BO Mill St Acton Sponsored by Thela Phi Sorority and Brlen Meals OLD Fashioned Country Christmas St Pauls Church Norval Saturday November am to Featuring Dough Art Cookie Plates all butter Soft Sculptured Dolts Christmas Puddings Gingerbread Houses and People Toys games Collectibles Raffle You PHILIPPINE CRAFT SALE The hand made from ihe Philippines ranging from clothing dolls to decorating accessories will be on sale at the home Frances 1 Norton Georgetown on Saturday Nov 24lh tram a 12 and and on Tuesday Nov from a m and 30 to fl m Mrs Is the volunteer representative for the Christian Reformed World Roller Committee All proceeds sales go directly to the Philippine person who made Items Many items are ideal Christmas gifts For In call THE ACTON UNIT of Hie Canadian Cancer Socio ty invites donations tea cat foe sugar candy and baked goods lor the annual Christmas bake Princess Margaret Hospital Donations can be tell at the Carpet Corner Acton anytime before Dec or call lor pick E CHRISTMAS COLLECTION Nov lath Dec 16th The Forge Studio Gallery Terra Cotta Ontario presents a selection blown glass pottery hand painted silk scarves prints raku baskets by many leading Canadian artists Gallery hours Wed Thurs Sat Sun 1312 THE DAUGHTERS SI Georges Anglican Chireh monthly luncheon will bo held Wed November 1784 Turkey salad dessert beverage a at St Georges Church Hall Street Georgetown TURKEY SHOOT will be held at the Rod and Gun Club on November 25 at 1 m grounds WHO ensures your babys sale delivery The Brampton Birth Alternatives Coalition meets Monday Dec Square Brampton discuss parent responsibility Choosing a hospital and doctor compatible with your needs For further Information call Susan at Andrea 2141 WRANGLERS Cafe and Christmas Baiaar at Llmehouse Scout Hut Saturday November Please come and support Scouting Youth BE MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ERIN Thte is to give notice to the residents of the Township of that it to contrary to law under the Highway Traffic Act Section 124A New chapter section 13- No eheO deposit snow or lea on roadway without In writing so to do from Ministry of Road Authority rspons8ta for of road Namely the Township of Erin Therefore we ask that snow NOT be pushed out unto the road BOARDiCOMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS Applications are being accepted by the Town Administrator Clerk for appointment to following BoardsCommittees MILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD One ID Individual requited for a three year term Thla Board conducts the business of the Milton Public Library LOCAL CONSERVATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE Two Individuals required for a three year term This committee acts in en advisory capacity tor the purpose of Council with any deliberations concerning the designation of historically significant proper ties In the Town at per Part The Ontario Heritage Act All Appointments take effect January 1st Application must be In writing preferably setting out your qualifications for tha BoardCommittee and will be accepted until on Friday November 23rd FURTHER DETAILS CAN BE OBTAIN- ED BY CONTACTING THE UNDERSIGNED AT R Main Town Administrator Clerk Town Milton Main Street East Box 1006 Milton OntarloLST4B8 Residents of the Township of Erin and Village of Hlllsburgh Please Take Notice It Is unlawful to on the road Under the Highway Traffic Act RSO Chapter 116 Section the other provisions of section no person shell park or leave landing any vehicle whether attend or unattended on a High way Township Road or in such a manner as to interfere with movement of other traffic or the clearing of snow fiom the Highway load or guest TOWNSHIP OF ERIN OPENINGS AVAILABLE Hillsburgh Rest Home For Senior MAIN TV SoundslaQe Is now interviewing new people for Special TV Studio training act hi TV Senflerv CommercialsMovies Pari AH ago For your Sludlo caU dial 1 3393 THE SALVATION Army pick up of appliances In working order and good used furniture Phone BS3 3311 Tuesday Saturday from 10 am lor arrangements Auction AUCTION SALE Location In Milton the Fairground in Agricultural on Robert St Oak hoower cupboard oak ice box antique modern furniture appliances China glass silverware new quilts 6 quilt tops Auctioneer Ward Brownridga AUCTION SALE WaMnaittPJ Location In Mlton at Ihe Falrgrounda in the Ha on Robert St sale of furniture Royal figifflnea cranberry cruet lamps good gene china primi tives and nice net pine cup board mahogany china etc etc about tots In Terms Cash or Cheque proper ortf Auctioneer Don CoWng Phone