A22 - Sunday, April 22, 1984 - North Shore News

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Anti-Catholic literature floods Manitoba

MANITOBA IS) experienc: ing am inerease in ant- Catholic and anti-papal propoganda itn the wake of the recent dispute over French language rights of the province and in light of the visit of Pope John Paul 11 to Canada later this vear

Three back Chretien

THE LIBERAL leadership batde grew closer this week with three more cabinet ministers throwing their weight behind Jean Chretien.

Chretien, enjoying con- siderable success on cross- country speech-making jaunts, won the backing of Revenue Minister Pierre Bussieres, Multiculturalism Mimster David Collenette and Environment Minister Charles Caccia.

The latter two are MPs from the Toronto area.

All three cited the need for continuity in Liberal leadership in expressing their support for Chretien

Despite the backing John Turner continues to tead in delegate selection voting but the mding sessions continue to produce a large number of uncommitted delegates

The Liberal leadership convention will be held in June in Ottawa with the new leader likely to call a tederal election for the tall

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Anu-Catholic publications = published in Calitormia and 9 situation and wil announce take measures to stop the reached for comment but a have turned up in increasing are flooding into Manitoba what actiion will be taken flow of hate literature into spokesman tor Chick

numbers at Winnipeg- area and other areas of Canada within the next two weeks the province. Publications said the com- schools, major department Jack Montgomery, a Religious, legal and The literature is being = pany ts a “‘Bible beheving’’ stores and in st{reet-corner member of the Manitoba human rights officials distributed by a Toronto organization that wants to boxes used to distribute tree Attorney-General ’s throughout the province firm. expose the ‘‘unscriptual real estate flyers. department, said he will be have called on the provincial The president of the teaching of the Catholic

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WE WANT TO MAKE A GOOD | BUS SYSTEM BETTER

This year buses in the Lower Mainland will carry 142 million passengers 33 million miles. To provide this service, 365 days a year, it takes 900 buses and 1800 bus operators.

One of the ways of improving service without increasing costs Is having greater flexibility in assigning operators to bus routes. In the current contract negotiations, a major issue is the use of part-time drivers during peak periods.

Metro Transit has gone on record stating that none of the full-time drivers now employed will be laid off to make way for the new part-time drivers. Part-time drivers will be hired to replace drivers who have retired or quit

hy addition, Metro Transit tias offered tu share the cost savings brought abuut by the productivity Increase ON a 90/50 basis with employees

Ihat’s a talt deal for better bus Service

Iho Unie bo gelbackh to the bargyallittig table