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Politicians switch but little will change According those arbiters of elections ihe polls and the press it going to be a sweep for Tones I dont particularly trust either of them They are often away off mark After a couple of bum raps and laboring under the awesome load of patronage laid John Turner picked up a couple of fumbles and headed for the goal line finishing like a champion Too late Score loo high against for a lastditch rally Probably As far as two front runners are con I feel a lot safer and it a just a gut feeling with John Turner as Prune Minister 1 have a sense that he might have cleaned up the mess left to him re energized the country and perhaps resolved the bitterness of the West inherited from He seems smart and lough and afraid to face unpleasant questions Mulroney too is smart and tough and oh glib It only a personal opinion but lack of substance there Ed flroadbent fought the good losing fight in a manner lo be admired But of course when you re not going to win you can promise the moon look good and not have to come through on jour pledges On whole the election campaign was not one eighth as exciting as the Olympics which made Canadian s blood tingle What intrigues me is that the candidates airily throw about figures in the billions of our mone It He will do this and We billions and We will improve and cut ihe deficit and cure unemployment and all ihe other ills With whose money Let me predict though my success rale reading entrails and there are a lot of them lying around these days is question Whoever wins will make scarcely a dent in unemplijment the Canadian dollar Mill continue to lurch around the cents buck inflation will still be tied to the rates taxes will go up llhey never go down the Canadian armed forces will continue to be Ihe laughing slock of NATO Want some more Okay The provinces will continue lo bicker among themselves and with the federal government There will be massive strikes always called al inconvenient for ihe public This will produce a hardening on the part of government leading to more confrontation rather than conciliation Our great imbalance in tourism will continue perhaps grow Despite the groans of Canadians they will still flock south in the winter You can hardly move in Florida without stumbling over a Canadian Farmers will continue to go broke especially in the Wcsl where in some parts ihis summer they have suffered unmitigated disasters from kindly old Nature Women have been promised vaguely all sorts of things but will have lo go right on fighting for every inch of ground And so on Had enough Me too Jus don l expect Paradise Regained no mat ler which of Ihose two smart tough rich law vers comes out on top However Canada will survive turn along somehow not too productive not rushing in where angels fear to tread not setting world on fire but still filled with people of decent intentions great natural resources or what s left of them and wonderful scenery and generally a good standard of living There a no other country in the world I d rather live in and Iv few ThalaenoughofiheCasundrabtt Lets end on a lighter note I came across some thing on Ihe sports page that I must share It was In the Toronto Star which is not noted for its proofreading skills It seems that a Toronto golfer of whom I vc never heard called Jerry Anderson pvB second in West German Open tow He made page seven in the sports section Jolly good Jerry considering your handicap I quote Anderson picked up IS the biggest prize of his career He had nine brides in all four in an outward 32 and five in the last eight holes Anderson slip was to lake four on the short seventh hole You can see what I mean by a handicap How can a guy win a tournament when he taken a total of brides For the nongolfer bride is a misprint for birdie which is good Not that brides are bad But 13oflhemPoordevil he was lucky to be able lo lift his club GEORGETOWN 8775266 ACTON 8632219 iow charge your classtflad advertisement to your Chargex Account Aak for details LINCOLN GeorgetownActon Wednesday Sept 26 SAIES 8772261 Check Your Ada For Accuracy On The First Insertion The Georgetown Independent and the Acton Free cannot responsible for of mora thin incorrect Insertion Any errors in Classified Sactlona should ba to of Claulflad Depart men I altar the tint Im anion mad a degree error value of tha ad Call or 8532219 5pjn Monday to Friday Birth Cathy IPrystaM proud announce iho rival of iho r daughter I Kathleen on September 1984 A wonderful now playmate f wee sislB Jenn for CHRISTENSENKollh and ram ion Gregory September im Kingston General D AMBROSO Guy and Patricia are very pleased to the of he r daughter Emily Anne born September weighing IM oh A new sister for Kirk Proud grandparents are Florence D Amoroso Toronto and diaries and Shirley Bond Head Special thanks to of General and Judy Koiarl thank first born a son John born Monday September W4 ton his Mom s birthday at Georgetown Memorial Proud Grandparents are Da lion and Joe and Anne all Ontario Barry and Sally nee Murphy arc pleased to announce birth their daughter Diana Frances on Friday September lbs Proud grandparents are Don and Marilyn Hum and Howard and Gerry Murphy Spec thanks to and the OB stall Roy and Sandra Black are eased to announce the safe arrival the daughter Gayle lbs on September A new little sister lor Kevin and Klmberly Special thanks Drs Thompson and Kumar and the nurses In at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital lor the r care NORTON Dale and Cindy Hunter are pleased to announce birth of their daughter born September at a at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital weighing lbs Proud grand parents are Mr and Mrs Charles Hunter and Mr and Mrs Ken Davidson all from Special thanks to Ford and OB stall PEREiRA joe and Debbie are pleased announce the arrival of their son Bobby Joe September weighing lb lot A Baby or Proud Grandparents are Mr Mrs Manuel of Acton and Mr Mrs Ken of Spec Thanks to Paul and the Stall the Georgetown District Memorial Hasp Byron George born September weghlno lbs 107 oil Very proud parents are Valerie First grandchild or ne Stephens and George and Ruth Pouiloi look a while but he well worm It Special thanks to Or and OB nurses at Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital and Dan are thrilled lo announce the birth their daughter Anne Cynthia She arrived at 40 am September 1984 we ghlng A lbs Elly and Krystal Anne would Ilka to thank R the nurses and stall of Georgetown and District Memorial Hospital for making stay so comfortable Proud grandparenliareMrs Mia Van of Glen W lllams and Mr and Mrs Cyril Engleby of Georgetown Great granddaughter for Mrs Adele the Netherlands Eogigamantt NO MRS Roy Georgetown wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Beverly Anne to Stuart son of Margaret and Rod of Almonte Wedding to take place July In Jasper Alber J JEAN and Ken Brown are pleased to marriage their daughter ton and Marc Wedding to take place October at United Church MR AND MRS Herbert are happy to announce forthcoming marriage their daughter Diana Louise to Frank Joseph and Mrs Frank Sialontal Toronto wedding Saturday October at Gtoreei Anglic an Church Georgetown PETER SENGIBSON of of Toronto and Jim and Ena announce the Daruia art September It Deaths John suddenly as a an accident at Gueiph on Monday Sep John Kenneth aged years dear son Stella and the late Harvey Brother Ron and Wayne both Evelyn Mrs Mel of Georgetown and the late Bill Resting the Shoemaker Funeral Home Acton where will beheld on Wednesday September p Interment EvertonCemelery MIDOLETON William at General on Friday September William of Acton aged years Beloved husband of Helen Brother Toronto Also nephews Funeral Shoemaker Funeral was held The Acton on Tuesday Interment Fa WILSON Marina Elliabelh on Thursday 1964 at the Georgetown and District Memorial Morlha In her year beloved wife of Wellington Duke Wilson and loved mother Mary Mrs Roy Wilson of Hornby A Mack Wilson of and Lilly Mrs El wood Webb Grandmother to ten grand children and great Idren Rested J S Jones and Son Funeral Home Edith Street Georgetown where funeral service was held Monday September I JO Interment Evergreen Cemetery Mlllon In memory to charity of your choice would appreciated Cards Thanks GRADY We would like to express our sin thanks and on to friends and neighbors for their comfort In losso waller L beloved husband and father Your many kindnesses will bo fondly remembered Our special thanks to Larry Glailer Bill and Bernlce Edle Bert and Elsie Hunter Georgetown Hospital Emergency stall Dr Macintosh Ambulance service and Faihcr Ralph from Acton The Grady Family I WOULD like to thank family friends Si relatives for their ness kindness In the lime of my sorrow and for flowers cards food and money etc and a special Thank You to my mother Mary Richard and my father In law Frank Belter and a special Thanks to S the nurses on the medical floor at Mlllon District Hospital lor the and care that was given to my husband Albert William Belter and mysclt during his stay In hospital and a special Mis Lndn Belter WE WOULD like to party It was a great surprise Speed thanks to Dawn Andy and Mom Jackand J EI EVANS In loving memory of our Clara Ann who passed away October and our father William Thomas who passed away September 1968 Take up Ihy cross and follow Him Nor Ihlnk to lay It down For only he who bears the cross May hope to wear crown cly Where no tears dim the eye In the home of many mansions We will meet them by and by Lovingly remembered by the family IN LOVING memory of a dear father an grandfather James Alfred Thompson passed away September 27 1983 Your presence we miss Your memory we Loving you always you never Lovingly remembered by his IN LOVING memory of W Claude husband father and grandfather away Sep For always they will be Loved remembered treasured Forever in our memory Dave Gerry Lynda Stephanie MAOILL Morgan in loving memory a husband and grandfather who left suddenly September We do not need a special day To bring you to our minds The day we do not of you Are very to find We learned with silent effort To hide the tears that start But cannot help longing That lies within our hearts II all Ihe world was ours to give We give alt and more To see your loving face again Come walking through the door Jessie Marilyn Del I and jimmy MARSHALL In loving memory of a dear and wonderful old and mother Mildred who passed away September Sadly missed and aver remembered by husband John and family CoNting EfMta BALLINAFAD Church thank offering service Sunday September church choir Toronto Seng service Coming HOLIDAY FLOWERS It pi so ad to offer a lories of Christmas Workshop misting of two suasions total of ilx hour In a completa Workshop you II complota four Christ met Decorations for your homo plus you will rocolve Ideas for many WORKSHOP NO- Please call or for further information EC HIGH SCHOOL Ontario St SMilton TO ALL PARENTS OF GRADE 9 STUDENTS You a to cordially Invited to attend a MEET THE TEACHERS NIGHT on Thursday Sept at This evening will give you on opportunity to go through a shortened version of your sonor daughter I school day This evening a Information will course material and expectation In order for your son or daughter to ba successful We sincerely hope that you will attend and agree that wo to provide Ex collenco through education PARISH MISSION Coming to Holy Rosary Milton a Parish Mission with Rev Carl Schmidt CS and Mrs Baa Brit boil N beginning Oc lobar and continuing to October Tha Celebration timet are and JO each day All are Welcome WE RE OFF AGAIN Join us lor fun Christmas bargains Rochaitar NY Nov Friday night departure Presbyterian Church Anniversary September 30th a m Guest The Rev Robert Hyde loimo Acton FOWL SUPPER Wednesday Oct 3rd Setlngs445 Adults 00 Chlldren12under3 FREE ADVANCETICKETSONLY contact Mrs Cathy Brown 2323 8333 FARMERS MARKET AT THE BRAMPTON UWSTOCK EXCHANGE AT Annual Turkey Supper Wed October Adults Children years under Free lilting For ticket call or Margaret Wrigytwworth STABLES Fell and waiter riding r ding beginner to advanced classes in September and October riding lesson series for For more In formation call Margaret or Hubby Purdy Hi CRAFTS Saturday November 17 Chrlslmas trails preserves kitchen accessories quill quilted pillows Doris Brown and Anne Karn FALL COURSES by Speyslde School Support Group Cake Decorating weeks Mondays Fitness classes 10 weeks Mondays and Wednesdays a m Registration available at Speyslde School Hwy South or phone for Cake and lor Fitness dosses HAPPINESS IS SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING Why not come out and loin us Classes held al Public School on Thursday evenings beginning September DANCERS AND BEGINNERS MOST WELCOME NO CHARGE FOR CLASSES Call Mary 14SB SPECIAL Sundays a Bowing storting Sunday October 14th years to 14 years Inclusive bantams and juniors newcomers welcome free Instruction by qualified Instructors crests awards trophies banquet In house tournaments provincial and national championships Inexpensive cost register at Georgetown Bowl II Road South THE UNIVERSITY WOMEN CLUB OF GEORGETOWN cordially Invites all Interested parties to attend our October 2nd meeting at Centennial Public School The guest speaker will be Ms Ann Lake from Toronto General Hospllai who will be discussing ORGAN DONATIONS THE GIFT OF LIFE The programme begins p For more In formation or rial Ion assistance please call 0463 GETAWAYS September 37 Niagara Falls and the Lake Sight seeing shopping and a gourmet lunch available at IB per person per person for I trips and per person for in Notices THE RATION OF THE TOWN OF HILLS NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE Please lake thai Highway No bo closed lo vohcuar trail at Hghway No Acton tor CNR track on Tuesday October and Wednesday October 3 S dolour as per map be II be or the at on of closure Ena Town Engineer TV snow ntervownjj now poor or Special TV Sludw train no to act SeriesTV CommeicialsMov Part I me ago For your Studio call 1 964 HAMMONDS SEWING Acton Repairs and Alterations CABBAGE PATCH Doll Our garden Is In bloom a large selection of very reasonably priced outfits lor your kids Please can early to avoid sap GBA Summer Holiday Draw No Susan Barrow No WOO William Blight No Wayne THE SALVATION Army pick up appliances In working order and good used furniture Phone Tuesday Saturday from to for an gem en It Lot Strayed LOST Brown Coonhound mart vicinity of Friday September trailing Phone reward LOST Childs orthodontic appliance gold wire in Prospect Park on Sunday Reward Auction HILLS AUCTION SALES I be hold ng on on Sato for Street WBum At Noon on SATURDAY 29 1984 FURNITURE Oak n ng Room to Chetaoy Co Ltd loavos lor labe Wnnut3pc bedroom con wmno and bed excellent condlon Vol Toronto Co Harvest Table turned logs Ash Chest of Pa loi inb Boy I Green It Coffoo Table it Hon End Tables Sto ago Cob nol a I Tabic Com modes LAMPS Org Pa lamp Rays Lamp Lamps Several elect lamps Tr APPLIANCES TV ETC da table TV 21 nchBbWTV ngo Washer Broom GLASS CHINA Approxmatety 30 cups saucers P nk Button Arch Syrup Jug pc Ma gold cam glass A mo can Goblet Comport Ruby Glass Partial tea set Ming bowl Hand Panted Ig MISCELLANEOUS ft COLLECTABLE Lound tubs Waio pump tank used Garden Tools Handy Man tools Nuts bolts ago Crocks Eipori 1960 Assortment of pop bailies 2 T Eaton Co bed I on Tologram Newspaper tchonwo Assortment of Knacks ess Wooden Mast or COFFEE DOUGHNUTS lab at Canteen OWNER AUCTIONEER ETC not responsible lor a TERMS OF SALE CASH OR CHEQUE WITH ID NOTE Su L Room Su Stove I bo sold nsidahomo AUCTIONEER JIMMY FORBES 8772619 UPCOMING SALES October Thankigiv Monday Ham Robert St col Milton Pita AUCTION SALE Sal Sept 11AM Location Contents removed from an older East homo to be sod n at Fa grounds nthoAg Hall on Robert St As Follows Furniture Oak onal bookcase mahogany our poster bed Round oak pedestal d table no wash stand walnut nest of lab wicker Veto an Walnut lull tab Stand corner cab net loon back Duncan lamp table Ma ho record cab net two d op leaf gate leg tables oak hang d large chest carved walnut Vctorlan settee stand lamp colo TV Zen ihl maple las op leat swivel oil ha I m rors Bent wood oak clars brass tool hand panted table sign cha smoke stand ol old books elect ic storage trunks two coil garden tools hop vac record player speakers table lamps oak brary desk chest ot drawers tables hand hooked rug 92 I Pors an hand made area hand made is Hudson Bay blanket table cloths fancy oidery Weitlnghouie Frost free fridge 30 atove Et automatic washer small appliances lots of pa ngs Er old large need p p China Ha leek plates Iblackmark Royal plate Or teapot bud n val glass low blue dishes pink chna cornflower glass jug bowl covered dnhes nger Is lamps crystal copper brass kettles par occupied Japan lamps iris vase fancy cups sauce ng twice plus other jewellery Kings crown glasses old watches etc stol vase pressed glass cake plate jugs etc marble lamp amber glass tie log spoons Ik gloss Cosmos water jug French ivory Speller statue crocks bowls gran ware Black Foresl Mantel Clock day German dome clock crystal decanters Cuckoo de glass clock old Colonial cutlery Royal Royal china dinner mi paper weight old goblets Beaver Jar plus other la a f Sal with rwguiar tarn of Box lots Term Cash or ChaquM I lunch available Preview- From day of Sato Hall Board or Owner not f or aecfdantt Auctioneer Chris Schoutan Phone