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A4 WINDSOR AREA THE WINDSOR STAR, SATURDAY, MAY21, 1983 Wrye raps PIL on Saskatoon bid WE PAY CASH F0B GOLD JEWELLERY ALL DIAMONDS AND ALL STERLING GOLD or SILVER COINS Wir Msdils and Stamp Collections "CtaunBifonraSill" GSG COINS STAMPS USWrufcttlE. 256-0712 cities come to the Joe Louis Arena," he said. "I'm sure that the Saskatoon franchise would have enjoyed that same kind of extra dimension when they came to the arena." Members from all parties applauded Wrye's comments. of the legislature were shocked and dismayed at the action of the board of governors of theNHL." Wrye, born in Regina, urged MPPs to lobby Toronto Maple Leaf owner Harold Ballard and other governors to reconsider their decision. The vote against Saskatoon's bid was 15-3.

Wrye said for Windsor residents the opportunity to see another Canadian hockey team in Detroit would have been greatly appreciated. "It is a very special occasion for many of us who had our birthplace outside Windsor when teams from Canadian Star Toronto Bureau TORONTO Saskatchewan-born MPP Bill Wrye fired a slapshot at the National Hockey League Friday for snubbing his birthplace. Speaking in the Ontario legislature, Wrye (L Windsor-Sandwich) said the league's rejection of a proposal to move the St. Louis Blues to Saskatoon was ill-timed and unfair. "A franchise for Saskatoon would have added a new dimension for Canadian unity," Wrye told the legislature.

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EXQUISITE ANTI-NUCLEAR activists stand in the rain after security guards refused to let them set up a peace camp Guards tear down peace tent LEAMINGTON Leamington Police arrested seven people Friday morning in connection with two separate break-ins. Three male suspects were arrested near the IGA grocery store on Talbot Street East early Friday. Four other suspects were arrested near Lloyd's Mini Mart, also on Talbot Street East. Deputy Chief Murray Mellow said the break-ins were unrelated. Thieves stole about $100 worth of goods, mostly frozen meat, from the IGA store at the Metropolitan Mall.

Cigarettes and candy, valued at more than $200, were stolen from Lloyd's. The seven were charged with break, enter and theft. from INDUSTRIES dress system," said David Angus, Wiseman's executive assistant. "It's a question of the possibility of destroying the property and for health concerns, if they stayed there for a long period." At the Ottawa peace camp, 15 activists have been living on ground sheets since April 19, when the RCMP ordered the tents torn down because of damage to the lawn. Weisfeld said his group would petition the City of Toronto for permission to set up their camp in a park behind the legislative building.

TORONTO (CP) About 10 anti-nuclear activists were unable to set up a formal peace camp in front of the Ontario legislature Friday when security guards tore down their pup tent and threatened to call police if it was re-erected. Spokesman Abie Weisfeld, who helped establish a peace camp set up in April on the lawn of the Parliament buildings in Ottawa, said the Toronto group will continue the protest nevertheless. "We consider nuclear bombs nuclear arms, said it was repre-hensible of the Conservative government not to allow the group to set up a shelter. "They claim this is a rule everybody has to follow," Johnston told the group, which was holding a soggy banner under a tree in the rain. TENTS HAVE never been allowed on the grounds, which is public property, said an aide to Government Services Minister Doug Wiseman.

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The 95-kg (209-pound) ceremonial bells will cost about $2,500 each. They will be shipped from Maryland next week. Two specially-cast bells will ring in the International Freedom Festival on both sides of the Detroit River year. The bells now being made at the McShane Bell Foundry Company of Glen Burrie, Maryland will be mounted at Detroit's Hart Plaza and Windsor's Dieppe Gardens in time for the June 24 festival opening. Detroit Mayor Coleman Young will be at Dieppe Gardens and Windsor Mayor Elizabeth Kishkon at Hart Plaza to ring the bells in unison at 5:35 p.m.

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Comber's Chamber of Commerce will present its annual fireworks display at the Comber Agricultural Fairgrounds, beginning at dusk. It will be a loud Victoria Day weekend, with at least three fireworks displays scheduled. The sixth annual Village of St. Clair Beach Victoria Day Celebrations and Fireworks Display will be held Sunday. A full day of activities is scheduled at Green Acres Park, but in case of rain, festivities will be held Monday.

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