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THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE
Alt services from the "Book of Common Prayer"
SUNDAY, November 13, 1988
11:00 a.m. - Matins
Nursery & Sunday School
Minister : Rev. D. Madge
Belgrave 1:15 p.m.
PC COMMIT fEE ROOMS OPEN - u on,Bruce Nllu MMurray:,Cardiffr centre, officially opened hr, cam-
paig i headqua ' .. r rs in Win . flan, last week,. ass ste
� � �' by a group of supporters. The=Con'sert�ative° commit- .
tee rooms are'situated in the former Ellison Travel location on Josephine Street:. -
Wingham United Church
Sunday, November 13
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
MORE 125TH, Sat. ANNIVERSARY EVENTS
Coir ,
. _ .. . • Nov. 12, l 7:3
0 p..
Musical Concert, local talent including
F.E. Madill S. S. Senior Band
Fri® Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m.
"A House No Marie"'rand "a: S
FREE Admission to both events.
Refreshments following.
A Word from Silly Grah
"I think CAUGHT is by far the best evangelistic
film World Wide 'Pictures has ever doneI
believe that this film can have a profound effect
on your community'. on your church. and on
each person who sees it'
Kraft, Reg or Light, 1 Litre
Miracle Whip
Monarch 255 g
Sponge Puddings
Capri 4'e
To
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Apples....:. .. .
Scierders 450g
Wien
From the Producers of
THE HIDING PLACE, IONI.
and THE PRODIGAL.
the Fbward One Pes onCaritgAbout
Fri. Nov. • : - LYCEUM THEATRE
ONCERT
PRC)1VIISE
London, Ontario
ALSO APPEARING
THE BENDERS
Listowel, Ontario
Phone
357-1630 for 24 hour movie information11 •.
PLAYING FROMFRT. TO THURS. NOVEMBER 1 l th to 1 7th
aSHOWTIMES: FRI & SAT. AT 7:00 PM AND 9:00 PM
SUNDAY TO THURSDAY ONE SHOW EACH EVENING
AT 8:00 PM ONLY
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LOS ANGELES, 1991.
THEY HAVE COME TO EARTH
TO LIVE AMONG US.
BUT THERE'S SOMETHING
ABOUT THEM
WE DON'T KNOW.
SATURDAY, NOVE1M EER 111 .1888
7:30 p..
Wingharn Tovwn Hail , Upper Auditorium
274 os0010e' , Wingha n.
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... The Door
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Free trade
(Continued 'from, Page 1)
Mr Trapp also countered •Mr-
McQuail's,earlier claim. that the free
trade agreement figured ' in Fleck'
Manufacturing's dee{siion to close its . .
Huron Park plant and move the
operation to Mexico.
However, Mr. McQuail stuel to his
assertion, adding, that the : nn-
.pliicatii :.. of the d : e._away•...-
tcontrols. ' .
Fleck's decision - to leave Canada.
had nothing 'to do with the. trade
deal, said Mr. Cardiff_ The plant
closed due to a labor dispute,' he
said.: .
Dunlop ,said,the danger of the.:
deal isthat companies like Fleck
can operate in : the .U.S.-Mexico
border - area, manufacturing goods
ina duty-free zone. A.company can
pay its workers low wages, he
claimed; stamp "Made- in the
U.S.A." on its goods and then ship
them to Canada duty-free.
Mr. Dunlop -was asked Mr. Tur-
ner's view on abortion.
In his reply, theLiberal candidate
said the party is confused about a
policy on abortion in light of lash
January's Supreme Court decision
that ruled Canada's abortion law
invalid. '
The Christian Heritage Partyl is
not all confused on the question of
abortion. Mr. Clark said the CHP
platform calls abortion murder and
the greatest moral issue in this
election.
The country requires strong legis-
lation on abortion, said Mr: Cardiff.
Mr. McQuail said the NDP said
the issue of abortion cannot be legis-
lated away The NDP's pro -choice
abortion pack has`been established
at conventions of the party, he ad-
ded.
Teacher Tim Willis asked Mr.
Cardiff why the federal government
contributed $600,000 toward Sinclair
Stevens' Iegal fees when he was
found guilty of having violated
conflict of interest regulations on
ni> ;ierous occasions.
•Mr:. Cardiff said any member of
b actin: in the line of duty
would-be given the same con-
sideration, on, no matter what party af-
iaf ion.
Patrick Hoffman asked the
candidates, how they planned to pay
for clean air and water.
The Progressive -Conservatives
have a strong commitment to clean
up pollution, replied Mr. Cardiff,
adding that the government cur-
rently Ts involved in several ongoing,
long-term projects. •
"Those who arepoilluting will have
to help cleanup ( he environment),"
said Mr. Cardiff. "They wilt; mil a.:
ajar contribution."
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