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" CARD committee held fundraiser To the Editor: On behalf of the Community Association for Ri ding for the Disabled (C.A.R.D.) and Goreski's Lakeside Recreation, I wish to thank you for supporting our first Poker Run to benefit C.A.R.D., held Aug. 26 on Lake Scugog. Thanks to the generosity of sponsors such as your- selves and the participants, we were able to raise $3,500 for our therapeutic riding program. Sincerely, Margaret Wanless, Administrative Director Happy 40th Wedding '| Anniversary 'Norman & Katherine Watson Love from your family & friends Open for Nursery School Mon.to Fri. 830-1130 ~~ #/2day/ lunch available Tues. & Thurs. 12:45 - 3:45 i limited openings for children 15 months to 5 years es , Sioneiogr Stonemoor Daycare ~~ %.Y f§ © Contact Diane 985-0800 ">=: >": Si Rn PRR Lo DAY CER SL) ov ade - PN Yip - < Nomad iy LE ONL SATURDAY OCT. 7TH. 9AM-5PM. Canada caters endlessly to Quebec | To the Editor: The latest outburst from the separatist lead- ers is they want separa- tion from Canada for the way they have been treat- ed. If ever there was a province catered to, molly coddled, kissed touche to, it is the spoiled child of Confederation. Trudeau and Mulroney, along with Premiers Pe- terson and Bob Rae, bowed and scraped to Que- bec's every demand. The separatists have done all in their power to drive the Anglos out of Quebec. Starting with Lib- eral Premier Bourassa's French only language bills aided and abbeted by the anti-Anglo groups. It ushered in the Bloc Quebecois and the PQ - both aimed at the destruc- tion of Canada. Both are prevaricators of the truth. Many learned people across the country have come to the conclusion that Quebecis not unlike a festering cancer - that like a boil, it continues after 128 years to pain the rest of Canada with never end- ing demands for special status, superior to the oth- DRINK CHART @ We 50z (142 mL) Table Wine 1-1/2 0z (43 mL) - Whiskey, Rum etc. ONE DRINK i 12 0z (341 mL) Beer 2 Rs ote Pinewood Centre Community Addiction Services 985-472 OS AAA AAA AAAS AAAS ASA AAA SOOO OOO RL rl ONE DAY ONLY 20% 0FF ALL TREE DECORATIONS AND ORNAMENTS IN GARRY'S 4,0005Q.FT. CHRISTMAS ONE DAY ONLY GARRY'S FLORAL & GIFT SHOPPE 20"0rF SHOPPE. ON DISPLAY LARGEST SELECTION LER CHIESA Lindsay 324-9574 pn er nine provinces. Like an errant child it must be dealt with in a no- nonsense manner. No more concessions. Meech Lake said it and it was fi- nal in the Charlottetown accord. Take it or leave it. The peoples of Canada have spoken. Every time the separat- ists make an alarming statement the stock mar- ket and the dollar take a plunge. We all pay for the folly. Even though a Que- bec Judge says the refe- rendumisillegal. The people who will suf- fer most are the Anglos in Quebec - about one million people. The sons and daughters of the business pioneers who made Que- bec what it is today. The separatists even change historic records in their at- tempt to blame the anglo for their malaise. Lets look at the true history of Que- bec. Ruperts land which rep- resents two thirds of Que- bec was not part of Canada Confederation. It was pur- chased from Hudson's Bay Co. in 1870 by the Domin- ion of Canada. Natives there want to remain part of Canada. Interested Ca- nadians should go to the li- brary and see the National Film Board production "The Rise And Fall of Eng- lish Montreal." See the true picture of what is happening to the Anglo heritage in Quebec. How Quebecers change history to delete the contribution Anglos made to Quebec. In closing I quote from a major front-page story in the Montreal Gazette. Most young Anglos plan to leave Quebec -- 62 per cent plan to leave within five years, while a whopping 73 per cent say they will be gone in 10 years. Of the 53,000 jobs in Quebec civil service léss than 1 per cent are filled by Anglophones. By contrast here in Onta- rio more than 5,000 jobs are designated for Franco- phones, mainly by the Rae and Peterson govern- ments. While Ontario en- forces Bill 8 French servic- es Act Quebec destroys merit ad equal opportuni- ty for its English speak- ing. Meanwhile Chretien pledges to bolster the stat- us of French by stating the French Fact is here to stay and the Federal govern- ment will keep it that way. Little help for the million Anglos in Quebec JE ME Souvien. (We remember). Dean Kelly, Port Perry' Remove roadblocks From Page 6 now is less bureaucracy and more progress. I understand the cost to a home before you start to build is approximately $18,000 which is outright ridiculous. We need pro- Turkey, stuffing, potatoes, dinner roll. cranberries, vegetable, Coffee & pumpkin pie. 7.35% 5 Year Government Guaranteed ROBERT J. GOW 434-7156 or BEET {500-267-1522 RICHARDSON GREENSHIELDS Investment advisors to Canadian enterprise and enterprising Canadians 111 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ont. L1G 4S4 HAUGEN'S CHICKEN BBQ will be serving a % THANKSGIVING DINNER Sunday, Oct. 8 & Monday, Oct. 9 starting at 4:00 p.m. (quantities limited) / $10.50 per plate plus taxes Hwy. 12 & 7A, Manchester duction, not obstruction. We should all be happy that there are still a few hardy souls that are will- ing to face the bureaucra- cy bull to get something like this done and give old- er people some place to live, and also help put the province back to work. Vallie Lovering, Port Perry LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Have Your Say WRITE ONE TODAY PORT PERRY STAR PHONE (905) 985-7383 or FAX 985-3708 pd