Page A2 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 14, 1992 Fellow lawyers debate ‘yes’ and ‘no’ next week TERRACE — The speaker representing the ‘yes’ side at the chamber of commerce’s constitu- lional information dinuer next week won't be a stranger ‘to the person representing the ‘no’ side.. Jan MacLeed works for the same Vancouver law firm — Lawson Lundell Lawson and MelIntesh — as docs Brad Arm- strong. MacLeod is president of the B.C. Chamber of Commerce and is touring the province on behalf of the ‘yes’ side. Armstrong represents The Friends of British Columbia Committee and is touring on be- half of the ‘no’ side. The chamber’s dinner takes YTV airs TERRACE — Young people have a chance to Jearn more about the proposed _ constitutional changes. YTV, the national television network for young people avail- able on cable channel 2, is presenting a program on the sub- ject. It’s called REFERENDUM 102692 — those numbers stand for the date of the Oct, 26 referendum — and airs Oct. 20 at 7 p.m. The show is repeated Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. REFERENDUM 102692 is one hour long and is being produced in co-operation with the CTV television network. A 1-800 toll-free number will be displayed during the telecast allowing viewers the opportunity to cast their votes. “The important thing is that this is targeted right to them,’’ said YTV spokesman Ruth Dyer of the show’s appeal to young people. ‘It’s in a format they can understand and accept — it’s © relevant 10 them.”’ Part of the broadcast has young people posing questions to federal Liberal leader Jean Chretien, place Oct. 20 at the Coast Inn of the West beginning at 6:30 p.m. Although the chamber has taken a neutral posilion on the proposed constitulional changes, past presi- dent Sharon Taylor said. it organized the dinner in order to provide as much information as possible, MacLeod, bora in Victoria, worked for the Bank of Nova Scotia for 15 years before taking a law degree at the University of Victoria in 1987 and joining Lawson Lundell Lawson and McIntosh. Armstrong was also born in B.C. and tock his law degree from McGill University in 1980. He is co-chair of the constitu- tional law subsection of the B.C, branch of the Canadian Bar Asso- ciation. Both the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the B.C. Chamber of .Commerce--have taken the ‘yes’ side on the proposed con- stitutional changes. The Friends of British Colum- bia Commiltce is a registered body under the Referendum Act and has issued a 12-point position paper on those proposed changes. It opposes guarantecing Quebec 25 per cent of House of Com- mons seats. The committee also opposes entrenching new rights for natives before territorial limits of land claims have been resolved. show for students University of Ottawa professor Michael Behiels, representing the ‘no’ side. kkk kk _ Scratch Northem Exposure and Curent Affair fom your TV viewing schedule Referendum Day Oct. 26. Skeena Cablevision is blacking out all Canadian and American signals from the eastern part of North America from 3:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. that day, That’s to prevent British Columbians from getting in- formation on how the refernedum vote is shaping up in other parts of the country. The move follows an order by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Com- mission, says cablevision man- ager Sharon Taylor. “We're not happy about this because we have so few westem feed signals available to us in our part of the country,”’ said Taylor. *'However, it is the law and as a And it docsn’t want natives given a veto over Cuture constitu- tional changes or giving them the right to override provisions of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Advance reservations -are - re- quired for the dinner and can be made by calling the chamber of- fice at 635-2063. ® influenza is a serious respiratory illness © high risk individuals should re- ceive a flu vaccine each fail * if you have a long-term lung or hear condition, or if you are age 65 or older, you are at hight risk, * most people have no side effects from the vaccine. . * anyone can get the flu FLU VACCINE IS AVAILABLE ASK YOUR DOCTOR THE + LUNG ASSOCIATION licensed operator we must follow _ the guidelines.”’ It is also quite likely that the [em NBC and PBS signals from Seatile will be blacked out during their national newscasts, she said. ON, Tuights of Qohnubus HELPING HANDYMAN PROJECT Over 65 years of age? Suffering from short or jong term illness? ‘Disabled? In need of help to stay jin your home? The Handyman wit! install and maintain safety devices, access ramps, do minor repairs to home and equipment. . In need of these services? OCTOBER IS FOSTER FAMILY MONTH... THANK YOU BRITISH COLUMBIA FOSTER FAMILIES FOR CARING ABOUT THE CHILDREN IN YOUR COMMUNITY. ommunities are built on. teamwork, and foster — parents are valuable: players. Foster parents FREE KID'S MOVIES 1TH ANY OTHER RENTAL 635-43 aa Know someone whe does? provide stable, loving homes i re) tao eae for children whose families are - ‘cai 635-7550. teave-| | *r ehildzen whose families a: a message at anytime. experiencing difficulties. In declaring October “Foster. . « PROJECT LITERACY representing. the ‘yes’. side, and Radio shows possible TERRACE — CHFW-FM could be the host of two one-hour shows representing the ‘yes’ and Family Month”, we are pleased to acknowledge the contribution that foster families make to this province. We are grateful for your special skills and dedication and we look forward to continuing to work with you. the ‘no? side of the proposed con- On behalf of all . ional changes. British Columbians * Tf the plans come off, Reform f party MP Deborsh Grey will be TERRACE ann Thank You! on the ‘no’ program and Skeena MP Jim Fulton on the ‘yes’ one. The idea is to have each give information and then to take phone-in questions. As of press time, air dates were not known, but Grey is coming to the northwest for one day only Oct. 16. She's landing at the air- port here for a couple of hours before driving to Prince Rupert. Fulton spent late last week dis- THE READING PLACE would like to announce their ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 AT 7 P.M. at the Reading Place upstairs at 4506 Lakelse Ave. Refreshments will be served and the public is welcome. cussing possible air dates with For further information contact Nat Purcell 635-9119 or Janet Harris 635-7368. C)FW-FM. KXIM GHAN-ADA Arts & Crafts aa Sule Honourable Joan Smallwood ~ Minister of Social Services Ministry of Social Services . 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