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Grits will force resignation if Trudeau drops in polls Liberal party powerbrokers will ask Trudeau to resign yrly Man a the party is not enough to win an election Conservative MP George predicted Thursday Mr MP for the riding of Prince Edward Hastings said repeated post poning of the federal election shows great weakness on his pari 1 think they the Liberal party keep holding right up lo December and they will their reported strength is to win the election Mr Hees said Knot because this Is the way the Liberal party operates I think If they dcr they can win in the spring I think the power brok will go to and tell him there no more chance of winning He predicted a Lib eral leadership convention in February Mr made these and other comments at a press conference Thursday after noon with Otto the Conservative candidate or the riding of Ha lion Mr Jell nek Is a sitting mem in Toronto whose riding will vanish In redistribution Mr He was the key note at the annual meeting of the Hal ton Federal Prog res Conservatives Association Thursday evening Of a possible change in Liberal leadership Mr said I don I think it going to make any difference to us who their leader is He said the Conservatives don believe they Mould face any extraordinary difficulties should John Turner to land the Liberals into the next election Turner was the minister of finance at the lime all of this started to come apart Mr sold John Turner got the country Into trouble by being too free and easy with his expenditures by letting walked away People going to trust him any more than Ihcy trust Mr blamed the Liberal government for many of Can ada economic Ills saying he government has no idea how to deal with Inflation What done now is what they should have done three or four years agocut government spending cut the money supply and increase Interest rales he said Until you slow dawn Inflation you start a good economic policy Any country which is in relatively good economic state shape has gone through this stage Mr said the problem wllh the Canadian economy Is the high cost of Canadian goods when compared to goods from other countries par tic larly American goods Taxes wages overhead unemployment Insurance workmen compensation they re all higher here he Unlike the Liberals who have been trying to run the country unilaterally under their leader our party especially since Joe Clark pulling the party we re going lo run the country like the board of tors of a large corporation Homo of Molt on Hi OTTO JM1NIK Mr Jclinek said If a liusi ness was run like the govern has been run the would hae been bank years ago Mr said the Conservi lives are lucky to have Otto as a candidate because of his experience as a business man All the parties are short of food business people he said He pointed out that none of thesenior men In the Liberal Cabinet have had business experience Homers tirade and wm minister business knowledge is zero He knows Wednesday September 178 Page only ranching Chrelien fi nance minister has no econo mic background at all and Otto Lung Justice minister is a law professor with no in economics either Mr said Most governments arc lacking in economic ability Mr sold This govern is shockingly lacking in economic ability This government has been going from political expedient to political expedient he ad ded What has upset people most is the economy Mr Hees In gearing up for an which has been re postponed Mr said he lias made several thousand house calls and talked to many people People concerned with the constitution In said they re worried about their own future The reason Trudeau is con tinually bringing constitution it and unity reforms is to shroud the inability of his government to handle the onomic issues Mr said The constitution Is phoney secondary issue One of the grcjl myths of all lime is that Trudeau can handle Quebec Mr Just look at what been happening in Quebec since he elected Hack In the early 1900s the question of or English never up KICKOFF STRATEGY The Knights of Columbus of Georgetown kicked off for tins years campaign are front row left to right their campaign for Society last Tuesday Maury Villee field representative for the Arthritis night The campaign will be running from Sept to Society Dill Kent Jr chairman of the campaign Eric and canvassers will be knocking on doors all over Stone arci chairman of the Knights of Columbus and Georgetown to reach this year goal The are back row left to right Bill Kent Sr cochairman of the hoping that Georgetown residents will be as generous with campaign Doug Tucker Grand Knight and John the this year as they have been in the past District Deputy Studying the campaign literature and planning strategy Residents seek improvement to 10th Line road surface An appeal by some 110 Hills residents living on the Tenth Lino between the Fifth and avenue asking the town to resurface the Tenth Line will be heard by the public works committee next Monday Betty Walker and Joan Aug usllnc claiming per cent representation of their Tenth Line neighbors presented Ma Tom Hill with a petition at Monday night council meet calling for the hard surface treatment of a road they say has seen no major improve ments since Mrs Walker recalled travel ling the Tenth Line as a young girl and remembered it ting of two well worn ruts with a strip of tall weeds down the middle In she said the road was treated with gravel and a red clay material did not develop a sound base but since then the only munk ipal servicing resident have witnessed is fairly frequent road grading which residents believe docs little good Mrs Walker reported that there arc private homes along a kilometre stretch of the Tenth I Ine a fact which prompted planning board chairman Hoy Booth lo com ment on ihe clear dlsadvanta Georgetown Rotary Club lauded for service work The District Governor for of Rotary Internal Bernard Crookes was guest at the Georgetown notary Club din Monday Mr Crookes who is a past president of Rotary Club of TorontoDon Mills talked of the various programs operated by Rotary Clubs both on Die local level and on an interna lonal scale He described a major prog ram which Rotary Internal launched last July called the program- health and humanity The Involves building up a nd to million by i960 anniversary of the found of the Rotary Club With interest this fund win allow Notary International to budget million a year for five years loenabletheclublohandfe at a world level special problems as they occur in the world problems that not looked after by other organizations Mr Crookes Said He praised the Georgetown club for Its works in various community projects such as being a parent to a foster child in Peru sending needy child rcnlocamp assisting crippled children and its work in nil la ling discussions on the possibility of a cultural centre for George lown This Is a year for doing Itotnrians instead or sitting Mr Crookes said BERNARD CROQKFH 1 really hope you will have an exceptionally active year If you Ihink you can or think you can t In either cast you ro right Also featured at the dinner was a presentation on this year Travel and Adventure Motion Picture Series sponso red by the Rotary Club This year films will enable Georgetown residents to visit England Denmark Portugal Greece and the Ian Far West without ever leaving the at Georgetown district high school The films will be shown Thursday evenings with the first film All About land being shown October IB at pm Admission is per show for adults Seasons tickets can be purchased for for adults and for senior and students ami tickets at entitle a family of any sire lo sec Tickets can be purchased from any member of the Rotary Club of townendorsed strip development In rural areas Mrs Walker and Mrs Aug cited a variety of the road Is posing in Its present condition Not only ore residents vehicles subject to extensive damage from potho les and flying stone chips they told council but pedestrians and particularly children are being endangered by speeding cars whose drivers run the risk of going out of control Hills taxpayers they concluded are simply not their money worth from the superficial servicing the Tenth I receives The two spokesman agreed that a tar and chip surface such as tho one laid along the Ninth Line would be accep table but Mrs Walker that the Ninth Line is itself in bad each spring Works committee chairman Mike Armstrong assured them that town engineer Bob Austin will be able In recommend the best surface treatment for the Ten th Line Fare increase delayed Fare increases for Hills taxi services endorsed last week by tho town finance and administration committee will be reconsidered again before going before council for final approval Coun Roy Booth citing problems Ihnl increased may pose persuaded council Monday night to defer its decision on the matter a review can be made I 17 The way government hat handled has brought on most able antagonism between and Mr continued People are promoted because of language and are back be cause of language and they re unhappy about it The Conservatives are in favor of the principle of he added What were opposed to is this Vi hat they should do is transfer the million per year on the education of civil servants in French to provinces to start the lowest common level in education Mr said The government s proposed constitutional reforms are as ineffective as its economic policies Mr said To me setting up new is the sense he I have the harmless operation Bui to Here get any more use out of a house of than the sen is wishful thinking Mr era of ihe charismatic leader In lftffl frankly coun trv never had It so good and anybody could have led us then he said We come to stage where people think we can afford charisma Levy list awaits approval A complete schedule of re quired capital contributions from residential developments In Hills been re commended for re gionil council to day Wednesdav hut for run water service lures remain a majtcr to be resolved The regional administration committee last week amended resolution presented by Ma Tom Hill hit month by which developers will pay Hal ton Hills a levy for the construction of each single family housing unit in an ban area Mayor Hill also proposed that single family hornet in an unserviced rural area will re quire a levy while ser rural homes will bring in each The committee his further recommended an levy for ill semidetached duplex and triplex dwellings containing two and three res I units as well Four unit combinations apart and senior citizens bousing Mayor Hill hid also mended regional council should drop its practice of collecting a per fool levy for rural Hills lots fronting on regional roads The rural levies which he contend should replace the per fool fee however are not eomplelo with rural levies charges in other three area mu Regional Don reported that Burling ton charges developers per single family unit in its rural area while Milton char ges and Onkvllle charges seems tome that the 25 charge should be eliminated throughout he region Mr Farmer commented but In doing so in Milton and Oak council should give se rious consideration lo raising the rural capital contributions in Milton and imposing a contribution in Mr armor suggested thai Milton and should consider a rural charge thus bringing themselves into line Hills Hills Hoy Booth endorsed ihe move the proposal lo replace the charge pointing out that a missive cultural recreational complex boon to estab lished in rural Hills near that will claim thousands of feet of frontage on Winston Churchill Boule vard a regional road the levy charge at per fool would be enormous he said The committee- agreed how ever that Milton and councillors should be given a belter opportunity to study ihe effects of collecting a set rural lot levy fee Instead or the per foot The matter will be reexamined some future dale PEEKABOO RnbertDissano models a mask which was on display last Tuesday evening at the Credit Valley Artisans registration general meeting and craft demonstration All the different craft courses and workshops were represent with displays of their products and demonstra lions of the way they are made Re ration went very well member Connie Karlsson said with about thirty people signing up for c Organizers are disappointed but Acton fair is a success Although organizers are a bit disappointed wiih Sunday turnout for Acton Ih annual fall fair it was stilt a very successful fair spokesman We had two good profit able days Friday day soys fair board vice president Brian Evans The weather Is just one things you can do anything Organizers say the Friday night attendance was up by to people over last year show Mr Eians soys They had 20 teams entered in the horse pull and have had a lot or good comments on the show presented by the Irish New Were just super happy with the way the horse pull turned out this year says president Brent Marshall There s no point in changing the time on that It really satisfied everyone Saturday attendance too Is expected be higher than last year Mr Evans though they have no accurate figures at this time We gate price this so we can really say Just yel what those extra dollars work out lo In terms or people he says All I know is that we re up In attendance from last year and I think we even Tho only worry have this point Is whether Sunday bad weather will cut too drastically into their breed class exhibits and cause them as a class air To remain class fair a fair must pay up to in prize money for its breeding classes such as heavy horses beef and dairy cattle sheep and hogs light horses on the line and some ponies Mr Evans soys We could sure have used Chapel school purchase The board or cducal Ion voted Thursday night to accept a bid of purchase the Chapel Street School The bid to buy the 109year old school came from the firm ReedCooper Limited A spokesman for the firm said pluns for the property are not being made publte a I present but would be released in tho near future Although the horse show dairy cattle exhibits and trac lor pull were all called off at a m unday the midway the hall was open and the pet show and fashion show went on as scheduled Mr Evans says There was no gale charge on Sunday we feet it was fair to charge the people of Acton for half a show Mr Evans says We had a lot of horses entered in both Ihe English and Western events but we cancelled it because it l safe for the horses or the riders A loi of tractors came in in the morn ing too but we had to call off the tractor pull We didn t want to chop up the grounds loo much In all that wet Mr Evans noted that entries were up in a lol of classes this year including heavy horses the pony show and hall bits Its too bad we had to cancel the dairy show Mr Marshall says The dairy show would have been second to none I was even old it would have equalled the Black and White show In Milton Saturdays Old Time Fid dlcrs competition ran nearly four hours as contestants showed heir skills We even had entries from down in the United States Mr Evans says because we advertised at the Shelburne Old Time Fiddlers contest One of Mr Marshall s big regrets is that the firemen water ball contest had to be cancelled Wehadl5or 16 teams both menandwomen lined upfrom Georgetown Milton Rock wood and as well as Acton he says would have been a real treat for Acton people since no one In the area except firefighters has ever seen the competition CKOC television even wanted to come In and film it The competition is tentative ly rescheduled for this Sunday afternoon at Prospect Park but Mr Marshall says cations may arise and the whole show may have to called off again Look out or Mr Marshall says There a good feeling about the board this year Lol s of new ideas and changes ore In he making for next year Wcve had a very successful fair even with Sunday shutdown It was a great turnaround from the past couple of years and next year will be even bigger and belter Hon nit a 10yearold sayi How re you young a he nudge noses 10wcckold a Cocker Spaniel at the Acton Fall Fair pet aow Looking Latently on the scene but not noticing a new friendihlp forming arc handlers Sue White left and Tiffany Powers