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EXPLOSION 3 Notice By Wendy Smith Southam News OTTAWA Farmers, workers, feminists, punk-rockers, yuppies and baby-toting grandmothers protested everything from free trade to acid rain Sunday on Parliament Hill in anticipation of the arrival of U.S. President Ronald Reagan. The event, staged only hours before Reagan's plane touched down in Ottawa for his annual summit with Mulroney, attracted more than 4,000 people from across Eastern Canada. The largely festive demonstration featured larger-than-life puppets of Mulroney and Reagan crooning "Singing in the Rain" together. The crowd howled as the Reagan puppet nominated tap-dancer Gene Kelly as American Acid Rain Ambassador.

Reagan, driven directly from a military airbase to Governor General Jeanne Sauve's official residence, did not see the gathering on Parliament Hill. Police cut off traffic on the block in front of the U.S. Embassy directly across from the parliamentary buildings while scores of police officers kept a close eye on the demonstration. Despite the air of a carnival held in defiance jot the rain, there was widespread rejection of much of U.S. government policy.

Reagan was labelled a "war-dog" and "moron" by groups protesting American policy in Cen- CP Canadian protesters gathered on Parliament Hill before Reagan's arrival to VIA Rail Travellers Customers of VIA Rail in Saskatchewan are reminded that with the introduction of Daylight Saving Time in all other provinces on Sunday, April 5, the arrival and departure times for VIA trains at all points served in Saskatchewan will, effective that date, be one hour earlier than the times listed in VIA's current timetable. VIA passsengers are asked to check any tickets they may already have for travel on and after April 5, to ensure the departure time stated is correct. For further information, please call VIA toll free at 1-800-665-8630 disarmament advocates, unionists, natives, among others voiced their concerns. "In fingering Ronald Reagan as our common enemy we are also fingering his allies," Morna Bal-lantyne, spokesman for the Ottawa Summit Response Coalition that organized the rally, told the crowd. tral America and the Irangate affair.

In about a dozen speeches and on placards, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney also came in for sharp criticism for Canada's freer-trade negotiations with the Americans, cruise missile testing over Canadian territory and lack of action on acid rain. "No to free trade!" demonstrators shouted. "Stop cruise missile tests!" Some chanted: "U.S., get your buns out of Nicaragua!" and called Reagan a terrorist. Virtually every interest group in the country environmentalists, Communists, Palestinians, mm Hurtig confronts U.S. security agent shouldn't be here'." Hurtig said the man apologized again and said he meant to go into another room.

"So I said, 'You better give me some So I really put the screws to him. I really made it clear I wanted to have some identification or else I would raise a fuss." monton before heading to Parliament Hill for a protest when he heard someone enter the suite. Hurtig confronted the man and demanded identification. "I said, 'Who are an outraged Hurtig recounted in an interview from Edmonton. "He said, 'Oh, it's a terrible mistake, I'm awfully sorry, I OTTAWA (CP) Mel Hurtig, the Canadian publisher and ardent nationalist here to demonstrate during a visit by United States President Ronald Reagan, says a U.S.

security agent walked into his locked hotel room Sunday. Hurtig said he and his daughter were in the Chateau Laurier room to pack for his return flight to Ed Hurtig said the man wore a neck chain under his jacket. When he pulled it out, a card on it identified him as U.S. State Department security. Bob Snow, a White House Secret Service spokesman, said he knew nothing about Hurtig's room encounter and, after checking, said there had been no report about it.

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