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Wednesday, November 20, 1985

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Make arms control top

priority, summit urged

ART KUBE, B. C. FED PRESIDENT

Candlelight vigil backs
demand for school vote

Vancouver school trustee until fired by the education minister, John Church, with i}
wife Shirley, joins some 150 others in candlelight vigil for democracy outside a
school board office Nov. 15. Vigil was called to protest Socred government's
refusal to allow elections in Vancouver for school board, when the rest of the
province was voting Saturday. Government-appointed trustee Allan Stables and
Education Minister Jack Heinrich were the butt of a sketch put on by Ash Street
Foinitiate & bilateral Players company during vigil. Recent action by Stables in deciding against closing
including nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, ant Feith five schools and annexes — a proposed move hotly contested by parents at board
Program, based on parity and equal security, for the reduction of such weapons meetings — are further signs the government plans a spring election in which the : |
Of mass destruction. restraint program will be downplayed. {

ver Peace Assembly rallied in Vancouv-
#the U.S.-USSR summit in Geneva to
t the talks and that the U.S. agree to
animously endorsed a resolution
legram to Reagan and Gorbachev

Members and supporters of the Vancou
€r’s Robson Square Nov. 18 on the eve O
urge that arms control be made a priority a
negotiate on Star Wars. Demonstrators un

Calling on the federal government to send a te
demanding that they initiate a global freeze on all weapons of mass destruction, ,

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