Don't Want Separation —

A business mecting of the tion Center. Among those in

Canadian Association for Re- tarded Children was held Sat-

an urday-at the Basilica Recrea- ~~ the Executive Diete a

MONTREAL (CP) — French- speaking Canadians from eight

provinces

have served notice on

_ Quebec that they don't want to see it separate from the rest of

“out ‘the slightest hesitation” on

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Canada.

The rejection - of separatism as a possible solution tq Can-

ada's_ constitutional

turday in a_ brief

drafted in the name of the

country’s

“French - language for presentation fo

the Estates General of French

Canada - The liminary

estates, holding a pre-

weekend meeting at

a privately - sponsored gather- ing of more than 1,300 dele gates representing a cross-sec- tion of French-speaking Cana- dians from every province except Newfoundland. It is'mod- elled on the Estates General of

It

problems

attendance were: from LEFT

John Crawford, t

Hoy,

C.A.R.C., from Toronto: Paul . provincial preside _to the P.E.J. Division of

the C.A.R.C., from Charlottetown;

French From 8 Provinces

mt of

Mrs. Alice Green,

, the Alberton Branch;

the " Stewart. president of the | ; Souris Branch.

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The brief also made a strong plea for equal voting rights for all delegates’ attending the weekend gathering. ~~ .

It noted that non-Quebec. dele- gates had been invited to part cipate on a limited basis, with the right to vote only on mat- ters related to Quebec’s dealings with other govern ments in Canada and-with the Frepeh-speaking minorities in the( other provinces.

The brief said any decisions made by, the Estates General

|27 per

sor who heads the Estates Gen-

held only 6.2 per cent of Cana- dian bank 4 ssets, at the end of

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should have the right to on all questions.

This sal was approved overwhelmingly by the “mino- rity” delegates in a show of hands. :

Mayor Jean Drapeau of Mont real in a welcoming said French Canada cannot main ‘satisfied | with

destiny. Jaeques - Yvan Morin, the University of Montreal - profes-

WEATHER

TORONTO (CP) — Observed | ‘ —_————

the grounds that “if Quebec left Confederation, life would

ae ———

the other provinces

within a very short time.”

- FUNERALS

- | McAREE FUNERAL — The fuiheral for Mrs. Agnes McAree was held Saturday morning

from the Home

Charlottetown Funer- to St. Cuthbert's

~ Church, St. Theresa, where So-

ve

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lemn Req celebrated

uiem High Mass was by Rev. James

Smith. Deacon and sub-deacon

were Rev.

Preston Hammill and

Rev. Clifford Murphy. Rev.’ Eu- = Murray and Rev. Joseph

sanctuary:

were present in the The sisters of the

congregation of Dotre Dame at-

tended in celebrated Martha’s

a body. The Mass was by the sisters of St. Choir. Interment was

in the church cemetery where . service was conducted by Fa-

ther Smit

ley, James O'Connell,

h. Pallbearers were

Leonard _Brad-

John

Smith, John Hughes, and Hugh McQuaid. : :

LOCAL BRIEFS

HOLD PARADE

The

Santa Claus parade which

PARTY RESULTS _

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HALIFAX (CP) — The wea- ther office says a low pressure area now centred 350 miles

tremely mild air over the Mari- times. As a result, overcast skies with periods of light drizzle will continue in all regions for at least another 24 hours.

, Regional forecasts-

Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick: Over- cast with Beet nihont Seize, ex- tremely ; Winds light, in- creasing this morning to north-

Kentville, New Glasgow and Goshen 45 and 55, Sydney 45 and 50, Charlottetown 42 and 50.

'|Moncton, Fredericton and Saint

John 40 and 50, Edmundston and

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