A14-Wednesday, September 3, 1980 - North Shore News

SINGING AND ROPING his way into the hearts of his audience is Chilliwack
cowboy Sky Floyd Drew who put on a show at Woodward's Park Royal last week.

Here Drew demonstrates the intricate rope work which he also displayed at the
Pacific National Exhibition last week. (Elsworth Dickson photo)

OTTAWA (UPC) -
Canada’s labor movement
must close ranks as a
“family” and maintain its
political role if it is to deal
with the Canadian Labor
Congress president Dennis
McDermott said Monday.

In his annual Labor Day
message to the 2.3 million
CLC members, ,fcDermott
called one all Canadian
workers to support the ef-
forts of Ed Broadbent and
the New Democratic Party
and work toward collective
action against the powers in
the corporate board rooms.

“The nature of our
economics has changed,”
McDermotu said. “The
tycoon is now replaced by
the corporate board, the
faclory 1s now a
conglomerate and = the
company ts now a
multinational.”

“It is only normal that we
adjust ourselves to these new
realities through collective
action,” the labor leader
said.

McDermott said the NDP
has been the only Canadian
political party that has
“consistently stood up for
the rights of the working
people” and the CLC would
continue tts full support. of
the party.

“There is renewed and
invigorated solidarity with
the movement as a whole,”
he said. “We may have
arguments and spals once in
a while, but we are a family.”

“In the world, unionism
has taken another step
toward becoming a global
family (and) if musf continue
this course if 11 wants to deal

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Third war inevitable, Deng says

WASHINTON (UPI) -
Chinese strongman Deng
Xiaoping says a third world
war, waged with conven-
tional weapons, is inevitable
and likely to be touched off
over trouble spots in the
Middle East or Indochina.

“The war 1s inevitable
because the superpowers ex
ist and because their im
penalism exists,” said Vice
Premier Deng in an inter
mew with Itahan journalist
Onana Fallaci published in
Monday's Washington Post

“The inevitability of war

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isn't just a view of the
Chinese: many people in the
world are convinced that the

war will break out in the
80s,” Teng said.
Later he said, “Precisely

because both sides have so

many nuclear weapons, the
possibility exists that the
third world war will be a
conventional war not oa

nuclear war ”

Deny said hkely hot spots
are “The Middle East first.
and then Indochina But the
dangerous areas are many

more They

are almost

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CLC PRESIDENT SAYS
Canadian labor must
close ranks and stay political

with the growing danger of
instability and the mounting
threat of domination by the
giant multinationals.”

In his Labor Day message,

right to live in dignity in this
country of ours.”

Broadbent thanked ail
workers for their support in i OoOOoK
the two recent federal
election campaigns and for bargains
promised to work even in the
harder than in the past for SHOPPERS
Canada's laborers. DRUG MART
“I will continue to do my ad on page 2
best to support working or tne
people in their fight for the nak Royal
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employment, the mght to
make a decent wage and the

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