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Rytttard says arrogance lost Quebec election By till II RYNARI tll Sitncoe North It is an morning fact that party dedicated to separatism was elected riverwhelmingly in the protince of Quebec par lltltl vl when you stop to con sider Illll only small propor tion of people in that province really tixttt to stparale lltt clot lion ittory of root the had léutimsa titd sy nuts imrrmv inc govetrztttrti or liberals Her t1 grail corruptsim lllt 011 top ul this Mr Bittlliissn the had introduced an educational bill making the province unilingual and forcing children into Frenchspeaking schools from homes in which the paren ts had come to Canada to escape oppression and to enjoy some measure of freedom of choice denied them in their native land To find this freedom suddenly taken away from them in province in which they had been led to believe had no mandate to do so as it was contrary to the very terms of Confederation Confederation had guaran teed them the right to use Fren ch or English whichever was desired The proceedings of the Legislative Assembly in Quebec City were to be recor ded in both languages There was to be no force used to make French speak English or English speak French They were both to be allowed to use their mother tongue It was the arrogance of the Liberal government with its mounting corruption and graft that made the people turn against it and they voted again st Mr Bourassa to get rid of him rather than voting for Mr Levesque Unfortunately perhaps they elected Mr Levesque and separatist government In other words it was negative vote Already Canada is in serious economic trouble We have priced ourselves out of many of the competitive markets of the world Indeed this might have been changed with the devaluation of the dollar to 921 cents policy which had been carried out on previous oc casion in 1962 This 712 per cent protection might have been just enough to increase our competitiveness and our trade and in the long run wipe out our $512 billion deficit The interest alone on this deficit is appalling Deficits like this cannot con tinue without destroying us CHASING INVESTORS Now we have to face the fact that investors in the United States and abroad are being warned openly of the risk of in vesting in Canada Even Canadian capital is being frightened away mostly to the United States Mortgage money is leaving the province of Quebec and coming to Ontario or the Western provinces Real estate values have dropped drastically in Quebec and there is buyers market 0f honis which are selling below their normal value and at that there are few takers Quebec industries are looking at sites in Ontario to got up business ntario interests are better served by placating Quebec for straight economic reasons but this does not apply in the same way to the economy of the western provinces In dollar terms the West might be better to separate At the present moment the West is supplying Quebec with gas and oil at lower than world prices and lower than that paid by the United States Therefore the West would be better off economically if it could sell its oil gas potash and other minerals to the United States Already the West is growing more rapidly than the rest of Canada It follows then that it is urgent that the question of separatism should be settled now and not four years hence to stop once and for all time the uncertainty that prevails in Canada By MRS DOWNING HOLLY Florence Downing has been installed as secretary and Marj Patterson as treasurer of the Holly church for the new term The election of officers was held recently and they were in stalled at the morning service onSunday Leonard Patterson or llarold Siemens were named to be con ference delegate Doris Wad sworth is Sunday school superintendent assistant superintendant Nan cy Crow Secretary librarian trustees Leonard Patterson to 1978 Vic Slessor to 77 Jim Crow to 79 to 77 Iiarold Siemens to 79 net Youth vice president Cin dy Ionn treasurer Randy Sut ton Siemens The Market Place Wednesday February 91977 New churcmcers installed atHolly Other officers installed were Sunday School Ted Shaw Brenda Shaw Deacons Leonard Patterson Youth president Mary Dor Ted Shaw Harold organist Marlis Siemens pianist Wilbur Leonard assistant pianist Iloris Wadsworth good cheer committee Florence Downing and Irene Slessor chief custodian Marj Patterson ad ditional board members Vic and Irene Slcssor Leonard and head usher music director Patterson Pastor and Dayle Domm Ladies Fellowship resident Marlis Siemens unior Youth sponsors Gordon and Doris Wadsworth Ted and rend Shaw Downing Marj Crow Florence Messrs 51055 Priddle and Hunking from Kit chener Missionary District Board met with the board at Barrie on Friday evening Church Mr and Mrs Brocklebank attended the funeral of their Crow Junior church Irene brotherinlaw at Port Credit on Friday Mrs IIuitema and Mrs Little attended the HI training school at Stroud for the course on Cotton Review Any girl wishing to take this course should contact Mrs Huitema or Nancy Crow Adult Fellowship MTS Lillle RequlememS are Gives tISfaCtIO Always organizers Ied and Brenda that She must he 12 years 01d Shaw Leonard and Nancy Congrallllalmhs Elm Dah Sltssnr nursery Dayle ny and Timmy Lee who tooka number of prizesin the Innisfil winterama with their snowmobiles Tim won junior championship Domrn bus manager Leonard latterson auditors Leonard row Gordon Wadsworth Youth sponsors Len and Marj Highway laws Rugby topic ed shower at Mrs Morley RUGBY Highway safety and laws were discussed at Shtlswell Forest HOIhC meeting of Rugby Womens In stitute when Mrs Bernal Johnston public relations con vener presented paper on wearin seat belts while ridin at Craighurst The paper also included laws pertrainingto school buses and CRAIGHURST Slides of regulations concerning stops old and new scenes in Cm were contest about traffic laws shown at meeting of the local followed Womens Institute held in the donation to the Uro fair was Anglican church basement approved at meeting of the The guest speaker Camp Womens Institute held recent he of GUlhrley SPOKG abOUI the at Big edar recreation hall history of 0m when presenting with Mrs Steve Iyburn presi the slides dent presiding Several of the The 4H girls held their first ladles are taking course on meeting on the new project gtt itrliery The Club Girl Entertains at the committee of Mrs Edward home of Mrs Craig Susan Langrnan Mrs Albert Andcr Carr president welcomed the son and Mrs Mel 1udhope 10 girls present and Darlene historical ttllttntp are work Woodward secretary recorded int together on compiling the lhimthleS history of Rugbycommunity lheclub leader Mrs Carr Mrs onnie Shaw is not too explfllthd the WOIk and 3150 well her many friends wish her gaveout record books and other speedy recovery relating material vlt rw on v4 lr lack Malley spent MFS Craig demonstrated mt tr 111 week with hm daughter and makingof cookieswiththehelp tlt vi sultanlaw Mr and Mrs of 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