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The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • 13

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The Citizen, Ottawa, Friday, November 5, 1976, Page 13 SOME OF THE Quebec separatism still key issue: Goldbloom in future the child's whole family will be "interviewed" in an attempt to determine whether the child can attend an English language public school. know that such tests on five-year-old children can be a very traumatic experience and that is why we have moved to make it more human." The minister said that da" to pull up their socks "and stand fast and not allow the separ-atists to gain momentum." "And what I am saying is not a political ploy because in the last election the separatist Parti Quebecois ran a close second in many counties and we must be on Gatineau Valley village of Alcove, north of Wakefield, Dr. Gold-bloom said: "When people tell me that separatism is a false issue, that's a grave error." Speaking at a Liberal rally in support of incumbent Michel Gratton, he urged "all those who believe in a united Cana guard." Dr. Goldbloom, like Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa earlier this week, admitted that the provincial government had made some "errors" in passing the controversial Official Language Act. "But they were honest errors and we must be big enough to admit to them and that is why we have decided to correct them," he said.

The major error was the manner in which the language aptitude tests were being conducted for immigrant children wishing to attend English language public schools. "As a pediatrician I Hull bound ary move awaits vote Let it be known al dishes at Sampan are prepared rtdividuaBy. Each is made for you. accoroVig to your wishes. We wM not hurry by preparing in aoVanoa and letting it stand.

It takes longer but ensures the quality and flavour is at its best SUNDAY CHEESE BUFFET Served 5 to 8 p.m. ALWAYS PLENTY OF PARKING AVAILABLE tion of the new municipal units created through a 1975 merger. But the minister flatly rejected any notion that one or more of the municipalities grouped into a unit could secede. "I am aware that there is some dissatisfaction in the Buckingham unit but there is no question of allowing one or more of the merged municipalities to secede." Hull some 4,000 acres of land now in Aylmer. Hull municipal officials have said that this boundary line is "unacceptable." as it falls far short of their minimum land transfer demand all the land east of the proposed Deschenes Autoroute.

Dr. Goldbloom also said in the interview that some adjustments "may be made" to the forma a Liberal party rally in the Gatineau Valley village of Alcove, Dr. Goldbloom said as far as he is concerned the matter is closed. "But the subject will really only be settled after the election when a new municipal affairs minister is chosen," he said, adding that there was also one other unresolved matter. "Hull municipal lead- ers, I understand, have met with Mr.

Bourassa in an attempt to convince him to reconsider my boundary line. "Although to date I have no indication that the premier has decided to change my decision, I can't speak for him." Dr. Goldbloom two months ago announced a new boundary line between the two communities which would give By Dan Karon Ciliiea Buff writer Separatism is the key issue in the Quebec Nov. 15 provincial election as it was in 1973, says Municipal Affairs Minister Dr. Victor Gold-bloom.

Addressing a predo-minently English-speaking audience Thursday in the Aylmer By Dan Karon Citizen naff writer The long and bitter boundary dispute between Aylmer and Hull will only be permanently settled after the Nov. 15 provincial election, says Quebec Municipal Affairs Minister Dr. Victor Goldbloom. In an interview Thursday following a speech at Bill 22 fear groundless Parent English-speaking Que-becers have nothing to fear from the Official Language Act, English-speaking CEGEP students in Hull were told Thursday. Addressing a political seminar organized by Professor Gerald Cammy, Quebec Public Service Minister Oswald Parent said: "I am surprised that some English-speaking Quebecers fear Bill 22 or feel that it restricts their lives because it doesn't affect any of their rights." Mr.

Parent, seeking a seventh consecutive term in the Nov. 15 election, added: "We have shown since Confederation our respect for our English-speaking minority. "If anyone bothers to read the legislation they will quickly find out that it affects only a small minority." The controversial legislation states jthat immigrant children must attend French-language public schools if they are unable to pass an English competency test. "We had to pass such a legislation because some people didn't accept the fact that this is a French-speaking province. "But we don't want to destroy our English- speaking minority, we want to live with them on the understanding that the majority in Quebec is French-speaking," said Mr.

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