Groups make Accord
information available

INFORMATION ABOUT
the proposed package of
constitutional reforms con-
tained in the Charlottetown
Accord will be presented in
various venues on the North
Shore this weekend and
next week:

Friday, Oct. 16:

@ The Multicultural Women’s
Society of West Vancouver will
sponsor an information session on
the proposed Charlottetown Ac-
cord tonight from 7:30 p.m. to
9:30 p.m. in the main gymnasium
of the West Vancouver Recreation
Centre, 780-22nd St.

The event will feature speakers

‘who are both for and against the
deal. The speeches will be follow-
ed by discussions on the topic in
English, French, Chinese, Farsi,
German, Japanese, Korean and
Spanish.
@ The North Vancouver federal
Liberal riding association will
sponsor a forum on the Chariot-
tetown Accord tonight at 7:30
p.m. at the Centennial Theatre,
2300 Lonsdale Ave., North Van-
couver,

The forum is free to the public
and will include questions from
the audience.

Featured in the forum will be

B.C. Liberal leader Gordon
Wilson, constitutional expert pro-
fessor Ed McWhinney, former
North Vancouver District. mayor
Marilyn Baker, lawyer Jane
Shackell and North Vancouver
Liberal Senator Ray Perrault.
Saturda:, Oct. 17:
@ Federal Constitutional Affairs
Minister Joe Clark will spend
Saturday morning walking around
West Vancouver and meeting with
the public.

Clark is scheduled to begin his

CONSTITUTIONAL
QUESTION

tour in Dundarave and will walk

along the seawall to Ambleside.
His schedule includes stops at:

@ Peppi’s restaurar:, 150-25th

St., 9a.m.;

@ Jerry’s Take Away, 281-17th

St., 10:30 a.m.;

@ Bean Around the World, 1522
Marine Dr., 1! a.m.;

@ Maggie's Muffins, 1425 Marine
Dr., 11:30 a.m.

Thursday, Oct. 22:

@ A panel of politicians and con-
cerned citizens will present various
views on the Charlottetown Ac-
cord from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
at the Capilano College Sport-
splex.

The panel will include Squamish
Band Chief Joe Mathias, Fort
Langley-Aldergrove Liberal MLA
Gary Farcrell-Collins, Van-

103-1200 Lonsdale Ave.,

couver-Hastings NDP MLA Joy 7

McPhail, Capilano College phi-

losophy instructor and Vancouver §

Sun columnist Stan Persky, Uni-
versity of B.C. political science
professor Philip Resnick and

Francophone Quebec national and

UBC student Hans Valcourt.

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call 986-1911.

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