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Saddam Hassein's legacy of horror in Iraq on TV Ontario in November No one knows just how many people have perished at the hands of Saddam Hussein, who has ruled Iraq in a personal dicta- torship ever since he took over the leadership of the Ba'ath party in 1979, He has eliminated legitimate political opposition in the country and liquidated any member of his own circle who might be seen as a rival ora successor. Recently he has appalled and angered all civilized nations with his invasion of Kuwait. Saddam's control of Iraq _ is absolute: his word is law. In Human Edge, Iraq: Enemies of the State, on TVO Wed. November 21 at 9 p.m., journalist Charles Glass talks to people who have suffered under this brutal regime: Families whose lives have been devastated. Children who have been taken hostage and imprisoned and are now living without their father. A man who survived being poisoned but whose mother did not. The film explores the way in which total fear -fills the heart of the nation, and presents a factual and disturbing account of a coun- try guilty of the most appalling human rights record in the world. Canada World Youth begins to recruit new participants for 1991 Canada World Youth is now recruiting Canadians and landed immigrants between the ages of 17 and 20, beginning Dec. 31, for exchange programs with coun- tries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Carribean. Young people who are- work- ing, studying or looking for a job and are interested in participating in a challenging international development program should apply now. The deadline is Jan. 31, 1991. Along with other young peo- ple from across Canada and from overseas, participants will spend seven months doing volunteer work in community development, agriculture or social services. They will gain knowledge and skills that will help them in future academic or professional careers. All expenses are covered by Canada World Youth during the program. Participants are asked for a commitment in the form of time, energy and an interest in learning. During the program youths are matched with a counterpart from the exchange country, live with families, engage in voluntary work projects and use non-formal education techniques to explore social issues. The program is designed to help participants examine their role in the world today and to WORD SEEK Answers on page 11 EMFORDHAM PAQUAARVM Rhody dh i cRdktDicS Eid, 1 Sie GL NRL EP WHA TN CNYDUWODNT E°U-H KR A-L CA Ty Pf MOD PP e-P ¥ S.A.¥.1.. 0-2 t 6 N Ip QO. 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TAKE TIME oe ae THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION : 2 WJ LL Gilles Pouliot, MPP Lake Nipigon "Helping you. is my job!" fe CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-268-7192 Monday to Friday During Business Hours Looking for a way to sell those things that are taking up all that valuable room?Let our Classified Ads work for you. AT THE FIRST SIGN OF A COLD... ASPERGUM Adult-Strength Medicine _ Page 13, News, Tuesday, October 23, 1990 Notice to Members Royal Canadian Legion Branch 223 Pay your dues early and win your '92 dues. All members who pay before Nov.15th get a chance to win. Early bird deadline Nov. 30th. jem, TRAVEL &, mem Z Air line ticketing and all hotels é world wide. = Asso" 824-3418 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. P.O. Box 925 Schreiber, Ont., POT 2S0 Police Auction The Terrace Bay Police Force is holding an Auction on Nov.4th at 7:00 pm at the Police Station Garage. This will include all items of found property including bicycles. Attention: Any person wishing to claim owner- ship of items of lost property may do so by attend- ing the Police Station prior to November 23rd and || identifying same. All items not claimed, will be auctioned. D.A. Kidder || Chief of Police Birth Annoyntement Tyler Wallaoe woq!]d ike to \4/innojnte the safe arriral of hi§ new baby brother Mifahe!] fan Dorn 71\8ePptemDer 20th weighing E/ g1bs. 5 oz. at Port Arthyr General Hospital. The Corporation of The Township of Terrace Bay DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Under the Time Amendment Act, Daylight Saving Time will end the last Sunday in October. Residents are reminded to set clocks back one hour at 2:00 A.M. on Sunday, October 28, 1990. ANNOUNCEMENT BENEFIT DART TOURNAMENT IN HONOR OF MARTY REDINS AND FAMILY SCHREIBER LEGION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3RD 1990 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT LAURIE AT 824-3240: Therian-Dakin Mr. & Mrs. Ron Dakin sr. wish to announce the marriage of their son Ron Jr. to Jamie Therian of Schreiber. The happy event took place on August 24th 1990 in Oshawa, Ontario. Guests from home included; the witnesses Sheila Valentine and Eric MacRae from Schreiber; Cathy Dakin (grooms sister) a and fiance David Stockton from Thunder Be ad Roy (Jamie's son) from Schreiber. Special Thank-you to all who wished warm and long lasting happiness to the newly weds. We welcome Jamie and Roy to our family.