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UP, UP AND AWAY are our beautiful balloons. A
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program co-ordinator in watching about 60 balloons:
disappear over the horizon during the summer Carnival

last Wednesday.

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THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

Several candidates are in the.

‘starting gate and ready to contest
the new federal riding of Saanich/
. Gulf Islands .as soon as ne writ is

_ dropped.

Three nominees for the scat had
booths: in place and: literature

being distributed at the Labor Day
weekend Saanich Fair, fi velling th the

. pre-election fever.

Incumbent MP Pat Crofton, on
the government side, observed
“the signs all’seem to be there for

“an early November election. Sept.
16: is likely’: to: “be the: erene
“day.” oes
The only reason to. ‘delay the:
- election would’ be’ to’ get some
legislation now before the Senate,
“such as tax reform, new conflict of ©
- interest. rules, childcare and free.

‘rade, in place, before an | election i is
-ealled: °

- 1989; however, ‘Crofton’ said no

govemment wails until the end ni :

 655- el

“The. government: docs: not. have
7 to call an election until. Seplember =

We have tribal pencils for school!

the mandate before calling an
election.

““My own. personal preference
is this autumn, to put the free-trade

issue. before the Canadian pco-

ple. a?
He said his campaign is ready to

20.

New Democratic. candidate
Lynn Hunter is: also hoping for a
fall election.

‘Being in the starting blocks is:

“not the most comfortable position...
‘position: on the. issue,

apa | believe a woman is entitled
to have some considerable say in

We're hoping for an election. We

‘ine there should be an election."
Everything. is .ready for a cam-..

paign, she said, with enuhusiasns :

“high.”

as the most important issue in ‘this |
~eentury. It, will change how: Cana- '
~ dians: s distinguish 4 themselyes from a
: Americans.” A
‘Hunter. feels: the. economic tics. -
created by the trade deal will lead
- toa closer political alliance. There:

“are “also economic ‘arguments |

anes Beacon Avenue

ee
i i ‘

ster sce the Mulroney trade ‘eal ~
-tled to the protection’ of law.’

~-However, he said support has to :

against the deal, she said.
‘*Canada is now distinct from
the states. and I.know Canadians
want to remain distinct,’
declared.
Crofton said he was in favor of

the ‘free trade agreement between:

Canada ‘and the United States
reached by. the Mulroney. govern-

7 ment.

Another controversial election
issue will be abortion.

Crofton said he took a.middle

the early. Stages of pregnancy.

Then there comes. a. point: in: the
pregnancy: where’ the fetus. is enti-

machine, and it’s running,’’ said

Bob Slavik, 53, a retired military —

doctor and the Reform Party: of
Canada ‘candidate for the Saa-

_nich/Gulf Islands constituency.

_ “We don’t have any. knocks in

H . the motor, but we could use a little
a more horsepower,’ he said. Party

membership has seen a. steady

increase since’May 1 when. there
were only 165° card-carrying |
“members, By the nomination

mecting in mid-June that number

had doubled to 330 and by the first

of September membership had
doubled again:

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ical machine, but we do-have a.

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Wednesday, September 7, 1988

exist so it is economically viable
for a-woman to keep the: child.
.“*The infrastructure has tobe in

place so a woman has’a- genuine -

choice.’’ With support, he hoped
women: would not choose. abor-
tion.

Hunter said she supported the

Canadian Medical. Association.
~ stand. that abortion is a decision = _

between a woman and her physi-

~ cian.

That decision i is never. - easy: It

~ is-often made ‘witha. lot. of. care.

~and pain. But a: respect. women . oe
sufficiently to. believe that. they sg")
-will make the right decision.”
: Liberals: haven’ t chosen a local”
_ candidate yet... : ; wg EE
“The Communist Party candidate ene
is s Ernie Knott.

est from people secking an alter-

native to the three: big national .

‘parties,’ Slavik said. ‘‘It’s. the -

system people secm cunbappy
with.

‘All the three: are interested in,
is power,.and the power is-in-

Quebec and southern: Ontario. |

‘where the population is,”’ he said.
““T thought my MP was to repre-
sent me.” _
Slavik says Bill C-72, the offi-
cial language bill recently passed,

is a good example of the MP.
‘inswering to the leader. of ‘the |
party, rather than to. the consti-

Lucnts,
“You know whi we happened. to

the five who voted against it,’* he

said,
Slavik addressed some of the

“election issues. He said the party”
stance toward free trade is, {SWe.
~ would like if more honestly come

municated so we c
INSHICS,

an address the’
Let's: lower taciffs all

“Around

Questions that alw ays seem to

Abortion and capital punishment,
are mort and tegal questions that
cannot be answered. by the indl:

“vidual Members of Parliament,

Slavik. said.
o'’Thay fitve: to he answered by
the citizens, hy referendum, What

dn they want, Hot what the MP

\wana
~The Reform
return: to dimocriey. and. is
strong stance on ridding
Canada of its: national debt.

oe Without increasing laxes we
have to lower the deficit. *

& ‘rown comorations such as Petro
Canada and applying the money
directly to the debt rather than
poneral reveiucy 6

“H's horrendous, the:
money ta being wasted,"
“We must stop
away to Third World counteies,"*
~~ Te pnesses the clecvion Will be

he said,

dropped.

2551-Quidra St. in Victoria, Vol-

_unteers man the office and provide.
ff. SV, an
dnformatian fate nuit thy

pas Ky hi the.

fn mn de Puen comiitnencies,

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There: is ‘an awful lot ofvinter:

coma. ip before frovernment, like -

vary is lig ting for’

Slavik suppested selling off |

way
tiving “Moncey”
eatled for November and says a
“constituency: Office wih be open. _
shartly before are after the: writ iw
An information centre, for resis

dents of Greater Victoria and the:
Saanich Peninsala has opened at

Saunich/Gull, Islands, Victoria and -

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