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Peete 16, News, Tuesday, May 22, 1990 | Major Appliance Repairs Servicing done in your own home to ranges, washers, dryers, dishwashers, fridges, electric hot water tanks and electric heating units. Parts on hand for most makes and models. BILL CAMPBELL ELECTRIC 824-2743 or 824-2574 Servicing Jackfish, Terrace Bay, Schreiber, Rossport and Pays Plat # TRAVEL z 7 D)tFarbut ATTempls to run cocel : f s a = dW mom fi Air line ticketing and.all hotels il % assoc world wide x 824-3418 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) P.O. Box 925 a ee The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. | ness ane Pe \\ sr Schreiber, Ont., POT 2S0 ACROSS DOWN 19. Confed- 1. Lawyer's 1. Brings erate charge to pass general , Psa 4. Apron top 2. Jewish 20. Female CANADA : a : 7. Heat, month mon- answers on page 12 -- ans as wine 3. Otherwise sters H H 'WOOFY' SNEAKERS? 8. Girl's 4. It's north of 21. Make Royal Commission on New . ' ag name Turkey lace = . _ Fresh smeling speaker ar just ais 5 ete wks oh Reproductive Technologies/ Treater. A most effective shoe 11..0i) of 6. Morsels 22. Not i i Ft st ag tl ion" aaa rose petals 7. Augusta is occi- Commission Royale displays everywhere. 13. Firearm its capital dental 1 Scholl ¥ 14. Social 9. Glossy 25. Play bois- 29. 7 sur gs aad techniques 5 division fabric terously (collog. rod 15. Cuckoo 10, Waitress' 26. Banishment 34. eee e rep uction Snea 16. Sign as aid 27. Virginia 35. A European ker Treater® correct 12. Plexus (abbr.) 36. Oriental PUBLIC NOTICE 17. Pronoun 16. Cry of 28. S-shaped nurse 18. ae -- ' pain moldings = 37. Title The Royal Commission on New Reproductive mgile EBs Technologies has been established by the Government 2 7, V/V, ; -e . naa Vy 4G), ae GY Bak ok. GG of Canada with a mandate to "inquire into and report on Be Part of the 25 ge OZAS yu 7 7 current and potential medical and scientific developments "WINNER'S CIRCLE"! Condition . Y = (7) related to new reproductive technologies, considering in 3 _ 30. Farm 10 44" ay particular their social, ethical, health, research, legal and anima} economic implications and the public interest, recommend- 31. Water 13 - 1% ing what policies and safeguards should be applied" god - ' oa : F 5 GhyZ V/A //\ Throughout the next year, the Commission will be 32. et YBa ZZ conducting an extensive public consultation program 33. Obeys 8 1g {20 [22 to hear the views and experiences of Canadians from all 36. English DVT DIAN br walks of life. : en ™ GZ WY, Y Public hearings will be held across Canada 38. Excuses 2s 6 7 beginning in September 1990. To be invited to appear, 39. Companion: a group or individual must submit a short brief or able" "an ZZe UG position paper by July 31, 1990. 5 < ve 40. Serf EE ' 4 C1 Consultative meetings on specific issues are being yy d 41. Wine Y organized to provide those with a specific interest in é by a ~ receptacles Y a9 one or more areas involving the new reproductive tech- , 42. ts Y ox yy ; - nologies to share their views on the developnent, impact : : { and implications of new reproductive technologies. ey a "Ne a a 43. i Ze oy ay Z : C1 Individual sessions can be arranged with those goddess Y 1G ; Y Y Wp wishing to relate a personal experience, relevant to WALK ON AIR of death our mandate, in a private setting. Gi active feet a treat The Commission is particularly interested in with Air Pll Insoles from 3 THE LAKE SUPERIOR BOARD OF EDUCATION hearing a full range of views on the following issues: the < : HeedETh : : f h . Availabl implications of new reproductive technologies for from Scholl Moonee disap' : LAKE SUPERIOR HIGH SCHOOL women's reproductive health and well-being; the causes, every hare: Requires for September 1990 treatment and prevention of male and female infertility; ® 5/6 Teacher of Science all new reproductive technologies, including reversals of °D, Scholls) (This is a one year position 1990-1991) sterilization procedures, artificial insemination, in vitro ; a; oes fertilization, embryo transfers, prenatal screening and AIR-PILLO* INSOLES Submit a written application to: diagnostic techniques, genetic manipulation and thera- peutic interventions to correct genetic anomalies, sex Mrs. R. Mulligan, P.O. Box 548, Lake Superior High School, selection techniques, embryo experimentation and fetal Terrace Bay, Ontario, POT 2W0 tissue transplants; social and legal arrangements, such as surrogate childbearing, judicial interventions during Pat Richardson lan McQuarrie gestation and birth, and ownership of ova, sperm, PAVING Chairperson Director embryos and fetal tissue; the status and rights of people using or contributing to reproductive services such as e access to procedures, rights to parenthood and informed Superior consent; and the economic ramifications of these tech- Pp < d VERRACE By ATTENTION: ALL NORTH SHORE RESIDENTS nologies, such as the commercial marketing of ova, aving an FAES DRUG INFORMATION PRESENTATION sperm and embryos and the application of patent law 4 aa "FAMILY ENTATED" and the funding of research and procedures including Trucking Ltd.|| YZ a infertility treatment Paving for drive- POLICE EVERYONE WELCOME!! You are encouraged to discuss these issues from : . : : a social, ethical, health, research, legal and economic ways, parking Presentation by: Sgt. Ben Jenkins of the ; perspective. lots and roads. R.C.M.P Drug Section Your views and experiences Residential presentation - questions/ answers are important! or Date: Monday May 28. 1990 To find out more about the Royal Commission and Pa ? ; how you can participate, call our toll-free information line: Commercial Place: Terrace Bay Legion Hall 1-800-668-7060, or write: For a FREE Time: 8 p.m. ROYAL COMMISSION ON NEW estimate contact: || Sponsored by: Terrace Bay Police, R.C.M.P., ete A geimmmnae" O.P.P., Schreiber-Terrace Bay Lions Club, Ottawa, ON 824-2360 Terrace Bay Legion K1P5R5