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The Pro -Life Groupheld an
Informal Garden Party to wind
up the close of the One Million
Nam,Petition to protect the
Unborn Chita.' •
,Special guests who attended
were . IVI r. ',a rad Mrs. Soh Eileen I'aliner; and pr. L.L. de
�Mcltiitleh, "Nit". and Mrs. •iacrk Veber, froth' a London.,Rich:t.11• .Jahn Lvndun, Mrs. ! w.
. _ I3r': 'dP �c k�c r, is the• • ne •
•a,
President of Allianc3 for Life,•
succeeding 1)r. Heather Morris,
l'oron1o. Dr. de .Vei?er, has
leen a DirectC►r�"R.4i'f Btrehiti.ghd,
and involved ;in the training
program ,for the -volunteer. He
is Medical`•Advisor to the Lon-
don Hight to Life` and a direc'-
tdr of Alliance for Life.
I)r. de Veher°forrned the Lon -
'don Society for the Pro tett ion
of the unb rh in 1`968, at which
time he, AndI Or. Jat•k Watters,
rlf
al 1)r... W. Tillman preSent.ed
a3rief to. Parliament during
the debate in the law change.
Dr' .de ,Veber is' married;,, and
has a farlrily of five children.
Recent lv ht has made a set ofteaching,. sl•id.efi f14r, the' London
Sapp!. Beard on Life. before
J3li,rth for their health cfisses,
•Odt of town visitors came
from the London Right ty Ii1re-
and Stratford Right to Life.
.Seventy-five people attended
Mr. McKinley and Mr.4•Itid-
dell and Mr. Lyndon' .were
Presented with a copy of
Morality and the Law in
Canadian Pc�(itics. Tl>, Abot�
tion Controversy. by,' A llihonse
de' Valk, the first Canadian.
study of the debate 'in
Parliament, in the p.res,?and in
declaration °'hv religious and ;,
secular bodies.
The major part Of the.book is ,
devoted to t he Abortion con -e
trover•sy in recent (`'anadian
Historv. Ie, traces the develop-•
meat in favor 'roof a change in;the •
About 75 peopieattended a garden party last Thursday' Spon-
sored by Goderich Pro -Life to rrfark the success ofit.he One
1ViiI(ibn names petition which will be sent to Ottawa protesting
'existing abortion laws'• Among the guests at the party were
is ,N w7,
" Bob McKinley, MP for Huron -Middlesex, left, Dr'Barry de Ve
-ber; president ofa the national Altiancei•For-Life,. Jack Riddell,
MPP for "Huron and -John Lyndon, liberal candidate far Huron- ..
Middlesex, who strai'e a chat and some punch. (staff. photo);'
Criminal, Code. in 'tT. a tight of
related attitudes towards' birth
control, divorce, authority and.
plut'alism- of `moralities,• •
t.
'A tribute to the rnedia was
given in. the form of ;a huge
collage covered With news
paper clipping and T.V. an
n,Otencements caoveritag`.the.
ivehts7. oyer the past 'year, It.
was hats off to the Gode'rith
$ignal-Star, and Wir gham and
.Lond•on
T.F.
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