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Dear Editor: The following letter was sent to Mr. Al McLean, MPP Simcoe East. Iam a student of Georgian College, and also one of your constituents. One of the rights we are entitled to as Canadians, is the access to education. While we are not expecting you to take sides in the matter of the current strike which is denying us this education; we do howevervexpect that you, as our elected representative to Queen's Park, will speak out on our behalf. Our government has the authority to legislate our teachers back to the classrooms. While this action may not be viable in all situations, it has been done before and we believe that in this case it is of the utmost necessity that Mrs. Stephenson must be made aware of our views of this matter and you, as our voice in Queen's Park must relay A fine first stroke Dear Editor: The National Citizens' Coalition congratulates Prime Minister Mulroney for his decisive action in putting a number of Crown corporations on the auction block. The move was _ particularly gratifying because the sale of Crown corporations was an initiative actively promoted by the Coalition during the last federal election. A national Gallup poll commissioned by the Coalition earlier this year showed that 57 percent of decided respondents wanted to sell Crown corporations which perform functions that could be done by the free enterprise sector. Only 27 percent of respondents opposed selling them. Some other Crown corporations Mr. Mulroney Wants MPP to help ' Mary St. our message to her. There is a T.V. Commercial supporting education which states - "A Mind is a terrible thing to waste"--stop wasting ours, we need and demand action now. Let us see responsible government action to support our rights. GIVE US BACK OUR EDUCATION. Gisile Lalonde RR | Perkinsfield Mrs. Gail Redditt Box 365 Port MecNicoll Owen Hurst Pine Street Waubaushene Mailine Henderson Port MeNicoll Darlene Dusome 1042 Howard St. Midland should sell are Air Canada, CN, CBC and Petro- Canada. Not only would the billions of dollars in revenue from these sales help to reduce the huge federal deficit, but we would reduce future in- terest carrying charges as well. It will be refreshing. to see innovative, imaginative free enterprisers turn the losses into profits and jobs in coming years. A fine first stroke, Mr. Mulroney, now let's see the follow-through. Sincerely, -Colin Brown, President, National Citizens' Coalition A time to remember Mrs. Gene Stratton of Midland gets a helping hand with her Remembrance Day poppy from Legion member Mark Hamelin. Hamelin received so many donations last Saturday at his King Street and Hugel Avénue location that he had to run and get more poppies after just a few hours. War Memorial site of Nov. 11 Remembrance services Tehee AUK) Were) During the ceremony, Remembrance Day the Governor General Ceremony at the will place a wreath on National War Memorial behalf of Her Majesty in Ottawa will take the Queen, the Prime place at 11 a.m., Nov. Minister on behalf of the 11. people of Canada, the The ceremony is organized and directed by The Royal Canadian Legion on behalf of the Government of Canada. Minister of Veterans Affairs on behalf of his department, the Chief of the Defence Staff on behalf of the Canadian : Nov. 19 Nov. 10 J & : ; Christmas bazaar and _Midland District lunch of homemade Singles Club monthly soup and sandwiches, dance starting ae Sige bake sale, draws, 11 1" the Wyebridge am. to 3 p.m. in Community Centre. All Waubaushene Oddfe- single people welcome, llows Hall, sponsored by but no jeans. Monthly the Anglican Guild. meeting in the Drift- wood Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. Parthers © © LINENS. DRAPERY. AND East) PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER "CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY' | ° Sale ends Nov: 30th 'Parthers 293 King St. 526-3382 Page 8, Wednesday, November 7, 1984 bellton, New Brunswick and Mike Stubljar of The Royal Canadian Mississauga, Ont. will Legion, Steve Dunsdon, -- place a wreath on behalf on behalf of all of Canadian youth, Canadian v veterans. assisted by a Girl Guide Included in the vice- Of Canada, Andrea regal party will be Mrs. Hagglund. _ Olive Hunter of Sum- Wreaths will also be merland, British Placed by members of Columbia, age 87, a the Diplomatic Corps, Silver Cross Mother any organizations and whose son was killed on Dy the general public. active service with the Also participating in RCAF. She will placea he ceremony will be Armed Forces, and the Dominion President of wreath on behalf of The Royal Canadian Canadian motherhood. veterans from the Winners of the national capital area, Legion's National and members of the Literary and Poster Yregular and reserve Contest, Bonnie Turner armed forced. of Seaforth, Ont., Nancy Approximately 150 Underhill of Camp- avy, army and air ON DECORATOR UPHOLSTERY FABRICS (Minimum order 3 yds.) Now you can save on having your furniture re- upholstered. All upholstery will be expertly done in our own workrooms. Our skilled upholsterer with many years experience will make your furniture look like new. FREE SHOP-AT-HO -AT-HOME SERVICE & DECORATING CONSULTATION Legion colour party, force cadets will also attend. The 21-gun salute will be fired by the 30th Field Regiment, RCA (M). Music for the ceremony will be provided by the Central Band of the Canadian Armed Forces CFB Ottawa, the Cameron Highlanders and CFB Ottawa Pipe Bands, the band of the Governor General's Foot Guards. HMCS Carleton Band, the RCSCC Falkland Band, and the Central Choir of the Ottawa Board of Education. The parade is under the command of Lieutenant Colonel T. Findley. There will be national coverage of the ceremony on radio and television. Meanwhile, in 1983, 11.5 million poppies and 67,000 wreaths and crosses were distributed in Canada. An_ad- ditional 968,000 poppies were sent to the West Indies to help raise funds for ex-service personnel and their dependents in their own countries. All poppies - and wreaths are made in sheltered workshops by disabled veterans, or in homes by ex- servicemen and women or their dependents. PREMIERING NOV. 17 at & p.m. on MACLEAN HUNTER CABLE TV Drop in or call today: Balm Beach Road 526-5031 Ae oe ee