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British Columbians wishing to express
their opposition to the trade deal can do so
this Sunday, June 12 by participating in a
number of actions set for Vancouver and
Victoria,

In Vancouver, the Day of Action Against
Free Trade, will be marked with a car caval-

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Wills $50* Sunday, June 19/2 p.m.
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pare/Uic appeals No fee 1880 Triumph St., Vancouver
all prices plus disbursements Concert/Reception to follow
Divorce and Family Law Admission $5
Criminal Law Sponsored by the Canada-USSR
(including impaired driving) Eoedsp Society and the B.C. Peace
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cade, rally June 12

cade through Vancouver streets to a picnic
and rally at 1 p.m. at Brockton Point in
Stanley Park.

To participate in the car cavalcade gather
at one of the following seven locations at
11:30 a.m.: BCTF Building, Burrard and
6th; Public Housing Tenants, 37th and

Sunday Monday

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

Friday Saturday

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Main; Carnegie Centre, Main and Hastings;
Grandview Park, Commercial and Charles;
Maritime Labour Centre, 111 Victoria

Drive, Carpenters Hall, 2806 Kingsway; .

and CAIMAW Hall, 707-12th Street, New
Westminster. .

In Victoria, a rally is planned for 12 noon
at the provincial legislature. The event is

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Victoria Labour Council, the Council of
Canadians and the Social Justice Commis-
sion of the Catholic Church.

Later in the week, Citizens Concerned
About Free Trade is sponsoring a public
debate between David Orchard, chair of the
citizens’ group, and University of Toronto
political economy professor, John Crispo,
who has been outspoken in his support for
the trade deal. Jack Webster will be the
moderator for the debate which is sche-
duled for June 14, 7:30 p.m. at the John
Oliver Auditorium, 41st and Fraser.

David Orchard will also be the featured
speaker at a public meeting organized by
Citizens Concerned about Free Trade on
Thursday, June 16, 7:30 p.m. in the Italian
Cultural Centre at Slocan and Grandview
Highway in Vancouver. s

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COMING EVENTS

JUNE 10 — Centre for Socialist Education
lounge open 8 p.m. til midnight (every Friday).
Darts, music and conversation. 1726 E. Hast-
ings. Bar proceeds to CSE.

JUNE 11 — Congress of Canadian Women
15th National Convention. Public events: June
11th luncheon. Women speak: Peace by the
year 2000. Chair: Libby Davies. Speakers:
Representatives from U.S. and USSR, poetry
reading by representative from El Salvador. 12
noon to 2 p.m. Maritime Labour Centre, 1880
Triumph St. Lunch/$5. International Chinese
Feast Banquet (evening) at Pink Pearl, 1132 E.
Hastings St. Greetings from Cuba, Czechoslo-
vakia. Musical entertainment. Tickets $17,
RSVP by June 6th. For reservations phone
254-9797 or 254-3066.

JUNE 15 — Moscow Summit ‘88, public
forum. Moderator: Tim Firth/B.C. Peace Coun-
cil. Panel members: Frank Kennedy/Van.
Labour Council, End the Arms Race; Jack Phil-
lips/Tribune Moscow correspondent, 1984-
86; Claire Perry/Voice of Women for Peace.
7:30 p.m. 1726 E. Hastings. Auspices: Centre
for Socialist Education.

JUNE 17 —An evening for El Salvador.
Dinner, music, refreshments. Guest speaker:
Ray Skelly (B.C. MP), speaking on his recent trip
to El Salvador. 6 p.m. Christ Church Cathedral,
690 Burrard St. $15 (advanced tickets only),
684-6628 or 254-4468. Proceeds to Salvaide.

JUNE 18 — AUUC Folkfest ‘88. Midsummer
evening ‘Ivana Kupala.” Lavish Ukrainian mid-
summer feast. Cultural programme featuring
guest artists from Ukraine. 6 p.m. 805 E.
Pender St. $15. For advance tickets 253-3032,
254-3436. :

JUNE 19 — Folkfest ‘88 Artists from the
Ukrainian SSR and a Chilean Duet. Concert,
reception. Maritime Labour Centre, 1880 Tri-
umph St., Vancouver. $5. For info 731-3048 or
872-0513. Sponsored by the Canada-USSR
Friendship Society and the B.C. Peace Council.
KAMLOOPS
TRIB LENDING LIBRARY — 242 Larch Ave.
Lots of labour and progressive literature for

your reading enjoyment at no cost. For info
376-7110. Kamloops.

ACCOMMODATION
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Sunday, dune 12

Annual barbecue at the Rushton’s.
2:30 p.m. 524 Taylor, Prince Rupert.
For info 624-5771.

Sunday, June 12

Annual barbecue at the Penner’s.
Roberts Creek on the Sunshine
Coast. Entertainment. 3 p.m. on. for
info 886-8484.

Thursday, June 16

Honouring Olive Padgham and Len
Norris. Tim Firth, B.C. Peace Council
reports on Canadian Peace Alliance
conference. Refreshments. 7:30
p.m. Earl Marriott School, 15751-
16th Ave., White Rock. For info
531-0106.

All proceeds to Pacific Tribune fund drive

Saturday, June 18
Annual Tribune Dinner (Kamloops).
6:30 p.m. United Church Hall, 140
Laburnum St., North Kamloops.
$7/$5. For info 376-7110.

Saturday, June 18
Tribune Dinner (Port Alberni). 6 p.m.
Opetchesaht Band Hall, 5323 River
Rd., Port Alberni. For info
723-9373.

Sunday, June 19

Viaud Annual Seafood Dinner. Treat
Dad! 3 p.m. 2320 Dundas St.
$30/couple. Reservations preferred.
Call 254-7849.

Sunday, June 19

Picnic barbecue at Grace Tickson’s.
1 p.m. 345 Jade Ave., Nanaimo.
Great food and refreshments. Rea-
sonably priced. For info 754-6713.

Finally available in Eng-
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PLUTONIA
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Mail orders please include
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BING CHERRY TREE — 8 ft. tall, $20. Call
Alice 874-1814. Proceeds to Pacific Tribune.

COMMERCIAL

SPEAK SPANISH at the Spanish Academy.
Ongoing classes (Mon. and Wed. evenings, 6-9
p.m.). 3390 School Ave., Vancouver. Special
rates for organizations. For info 438-8393,
430-0329.

CARPET CLEANING — Good rates, phone
George 589-0501. Proceeds to Pacific Tribune
Drive. :

TRIB PHOTOS — Would you like a specific
photo in the Pacific Tribune? Copies available:
5"x7"/$4.50, 8"x10"/$6. Phone 251-1186.

GRAMMA PUBLICATIONS. Complete print-
ing services. Brochures, menus, leaflets, etc. A
union shop. 1595.W. 3rd Ave. Vancouver.
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 733-6822.

ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, appliance repairs.
Call Don Berg at 255-7287.
AUTOPLAN, GENERALINSURANCE, home

business, trade union. Call Dave Morton, bus.
321-6707; res. 433-4568.

VICTORIA
BILL HARTLEY your AutoPlan man. All types
of insurance. Mail in or phone in. 2420 Douglas
Street, Victoria, V8T 4L7. 388-5014.
LEGAL SERVICES

RANKIN, BOND, McMURRAY. Barristers
and Solicitors. 2nd Floor, 157 Alexander Street,
682-3621.

CONSTANCE FOGAL. Family law, wills and -
estates. #401-207 W. Hastings St., 687-0588.

DIRECTORY

COMMUNIST PARTY OF CANADA office
located at 1726 E. Hastings St., Van., V5L 1S9.
Phone: 254-9836. Office hours: 9:30-12 noon;
1-5 p.m. Mon. to Fri. For information on political
issues or assistance in political activity.

HALLS FOR RENT
RUSSIAN PEOPLE’S HOME.— Available for
rentals. For reservations phone 254-3430.

UKRAINIAN CANADIAN CULTURAL
CENTRE — 805 East Pender St. Vancouver.
Available for banquets, weddings, meetings.

‘Phone 254-3436.

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