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ARR A AL LY [RAAF PARARE SS { EM adi 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 17, 1976 Will never allow Quebec separation from Canada The Editor: We do not intend to get mixed up in Quebec politics at this time of the election, but we have noticed in the press that Rene Levesquejis now making statements as to how he plans to take Quebec out of Confeder- ation, if and when he wins this election, in Quebec. Also it states, that the Separatists are growing in numbers; so now is the time when we, the people of Canada, are going to have our word too. That is, we will speak directly to Mr. Levesque, and through him to the Separatists, whoever and wherever they are. To our good friend Levesque - you have quite forgotten or have never realized one very important point, and that is that no matter what you say or do, we the people of Canada, are not going to allow any separation of Quebec -from this great Dongjition. So far we have not taken you very seriously, but now we are making this very clear. We will not stand idly by and allow you to destroy Canada in this way. Never. Never. NEVER. What we need now is a . new Abraham Lincoln who said 'No nation can exist half slave and half free". + What we will say is that no nation or body can exist if you cut it in two in the middle. And there are millions of people in Canada who will lay down their lives if necessary to see that nothing of this: kind will or can happen. Gil So we say to Rene Levesque - just stop talking nonsense and get on with the business of governing a country that stretches from Sea to shing Sea. We are not going to let you take Quebec or any part of it, out of Confederation. You might as well gear yourself to that fact. On Armistice Day you will see a mighty demonstration all across Canada as we recall the scenes and experiences of the loss of the wary of 1914-1918. Many thousands of our comrades gave their lives for this great Nation, and in no way are we going to allow you, Rene Levesque, or anybody else tear it apart. After we have said that, we are really not very much afraid of what you might do, or of what you say. Because we know there are many staunch Canadians in Quebec, both Anglophones and Francophones too, and no doubt lots of others, who love this great country. NEVER PAI I AGAIN! TOM WALSH SIDING -- AWNINGS -- DOORS Torereron WINDOWS SOFFITS -- FASCIA -- EAVESTROUGHING CUSTOM SHUTTERS * 25 Year Written :. Guarantee * Instruction Kit If You Wish To Do It Yourself % Free Estimates SERVING PORT PERRY BLACKSTOCK UXBRIDGE BROOKLIN WHITBY OSHAWA & AREA RE PORT PERRY 985-3912 OUT OF TOWN -- CALL COLLECT WANTED We believe that there are no more staunch and loyal Canadians than the men of the great 'Regiment, the Van Doos. We fought in the First World 'War beside them and we know their courage and their loyalty. "Do you think Sir, that all these are going to, stand by and see you kill Canada? Not on your life. So when we hear you say that you will have a refer- endum (a very foolish assumption), we answer and say to you, just pipe down a bit. For when you hear the voice of Canada, 'you will see that there is not going to be any separation. Remember Jackson thought that the Southern States would just secede, but Lin- coln and millions. of others shut him up quite effectiv- ely. Will we have to do that with you, too? g Yours sincerely, 2 » Geo. H. Hambley Failure of maintaining roads (continued) Council only for reasonable minimum maintenance and snow plowing and did not demand repairs to the full extent that we could have, but because of their refusal , to give us that minimum, or even to agree to set aside funds in next year's budget for this work - our own very high taxes incidentally - we have reluctantly been com- pelled to take this action out of desperation. It might also be of in- terest to other taxpayers in the township to note that there are damages being claimed - for deprivation of access to our home among other things -,and these damages could far exceed the amount that. it would actually cost the Township to maintain the road. Yours truly, A.R. Morrish-Smith, R.R. 1 Nestleton, Ont. Extends thanks to Star Dear Sir: The members of the Board of Town Hall 1873 have asked me to express Hopes to see Kelly back Dear Editor: We wish to state that since moving to Port Perry some four years ago, we have looked forward to and enjoyed reading the Star each week. Having purchgsed this week's edition, we were disappointed to note that the column usually presented and written by Dean Kelly was not present. found Mr. Kelly's articles to be most interesting, diver- sified and informative. We hope that this over- sight, if such is the case, will be rectified and that Mr. Kelly's writings will continue to enhance the value and popularity of The Star. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holland, Port Perry. To fill the position of COUNCILLOR AT AT LARGE: Someone who will represent fairly All the people of Scugog, with a sTRONG voice at the LOCAL LEVEL ~ QUALIFICATIONS: e Proven present and past record of Community involvement eo Ability to work with others e Firm but Fair e Easily dccessable to discuss problems e Business experience an asset. On Decomber 6th -- ELEC Ts ~<a We have ~ their appreciation for the excellent coverage given to Town Hall activities. The Board is especially grateful to your newspaper for the pictures and articles about Dr. Tom Miliar's con- cert. We are all aware that the support of your newspaper is very important to the continuing success of Town Hall activities. With. renewed thanks, I remain, " Yours truly, Nancy MacMillan, Secretary. Wedding Invitations available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 Greenbank area new visited Friday with Mr Quite a few of our Green- bank residents entertained at the Variety Program at Pinedale, last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Roundell is. our village tap dancer. Mrs. Mary Jean Till, Mrs. Anne St.John and Mr. Hugh Baird formed a trio. Mrs. Betty Stone and Mrs. Karen Stone acted as pianists. Miss Janice Till was star actress in a play, which also included Miss Mary Par- rish, Mr. Roundel and Ralph Kronister as cast. Mr. Hugh Baird also enter- tained with a comedy skit. Don't forget to have your papers out early next Satur- day morning November 20th. The scouts would appreciate your donation of papers. The euchre party will be held as usual in the hall this Friday night Nov. 19th. We are pleased to report that Mr. J. Ianson has again returned 4home from Oshawa hospital, we wish him the best of health from now on. Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. M. McGee, were Mr. and Mrs. Gord Smith from Col- bourne, Mr. and Mrs. Ted * Woodard from Orono and Miss Debbie McGee and friend Brian Beattie of Toronto. Mr. Howard McMillan spent a few days last week at the Dr. Shouldice Hospi- tal in Toronto. Wishing him a speedy recovery. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Bruce Leask in the passsing recently of her mother Mrs. Elson of Bloomington. Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerry Jack Cracknell 357-3657 432-2440 Les Cracknell Cyril Clark' at Brampton. A number of Greenbank friends attended a shower at the home of Mrs, Russel Thomas on Saturday. It was held in honour of Miss Judy Southern. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bacon had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. E. Dearborn, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Deaborn and family of Port Perry ere Sunday evening guests cfith Harveys parents Mr, and Mrs. Dearborn. } Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lunny of Whitby visited Sunday with Mrs. Howard Mec- Millan. Sorry. to report that Mr. William Hill is' again a patient in Port, Perry hospital, Lloyd Ashenhursts of Cardinal visited with the family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beaton attended a W. Frank Real Estate banquet at Sheraton Centre in Toronto last Saturday night. Bradley Howsam and Brian Till spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sommerville of Columbus. girl friend of St. Catharines spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cookman. The Greenbank Hall board will be holding their annual Holiday dance in the hall on Wednesday, Dec- ember 29th, Details later please keep this date open. Phone next week news to 985-2623 or 985-7560. / Buildings Additions orconlions FREE ESTIMATES Conventional The Truck People from General Motors PHIL PORT PERRY, PONTIAC-BUICK LIMITED 150 WATER STREET ONTARIO. 985-7309 Open Monday thru Thursday til 9 p.m. Friday til 6 p.m. - Saturday til 4 p.m. Ask for Morley Parish, Bryce Philp. "The Friendly Dealership where People make the Difference." AN ®