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the examiner sturaay Nov 12 1911 Arab ministers plan peace move TUNIS AP Arab foreign ministers assembled today in strategy after Egypt on the eve of the conference accused Prime Minister Menahem Begin of Israel of trying to div1de the Arab states with peace appeal to the Egyptian people The foreign ministers were expected to reaffirm the right of the Palestine Liberation Organization PLO to represent the Palestinian people at the Geneva peace conference Israels refusal to sit with representatives of the PLO whose charter calls for the eradication of Israel has been major obstacle to reconvening the Geneva talks saurces said the foreign ministers at their fourday meeting also will meet privately to discuss the absolute limit of concessions the Arabs can make to Israel at Geneva These guidelines will be kept secret for the present the sources said The appeal read Friday by Begin was addressed to the citizens of Egy and urged them to end bloodshed and start on the ma to friendship Effort launched to save trestle PORT McNICOLL Ont CP An effort to preserve the Canadian Pacific Railway bridge outside this community believed to be the longest wooden trestle in the world were begun this week by Port McNicoll council Council passed motion seeking support from other sources for preservation of the bridge about 35 kilometres northwest of Orillia CP Rail has not used the 69yearold trestle in years and plans to demolish it this winter The 630metre trestle spans Hogs Bay an inlet on Georgian Bay Snowstorm starts to taper off KENORA Ont CP snowstorm that started in the Kenora area on Wednesday tapered off early Friday leav ing up to 34 centimetres of snow in some areas of Nor thwestern Ontario It was the first major snowstorm of the season and cold temperatures on Friday prevented melting The weather forecast for the area calls for mostly clear skies today Warmer temperatures with high of to degrees Celsius and southerly winds up to 40 kilometres an hourare expected to melt much of the snow Although snow continued to fall in some areas Friday and some sideroads remained closed all main highways were open The Ontario ministry of transportation and communica tions said roads still were slippery with icy patches In southern Ontario cold temperatures were expected to day but snowflurries were expected to be confined to Lake Huron and Georgian Bay regions Lighter winds and some temperature moderation are expected by Sunday The Employees of Northern er for mance Barrie To Dental Plan These employees and their families have good reason to smile they have the best preven tive dental plan available today Everybody agrees good teeth are one of the most impor tant factors in good health The Blue Cross Dental Plan was designed to provide basic dental treatment to group subscribers includ Ing such serVIces as examinations fillings and xrays through extractions and anaesthesia ONTARIO this Iunisian capital to plan joint Middle East peace As Canada remembered its war dead Friday former prime minister John Diefenbaker questioned whether Canadians were too passive in the face of the growing power of the Soviet Union Speaking at Remembrance Day ceremony in Prince Albert Sask the Progressive Conservative MP said the Soviet Union has tremendous power in the Atlantic and the capability to blow up half of Canada He said the Soviet Union is dominating hundreds of And Diet warns about Soviets millions of people and denying them freedoms inherent in the United Nations charter The world is at war with tyrants while not at war he said Meanwhile traditional 21 gun salutes boomed and veterans paraded past provin cial lieutenantgovernors and local officials in Remembrance Day ceremonies across Canada In Dartmouth NS high school students and some adults appeared at shopping centre for the second con secutive year to protest the failure of merchants to observe the day HOLD VIGII The Voice of Women held vigil for peace in Halifax 30 minutes of meditation to pro test 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