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Nanaimo Daily News from Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada • 13

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Ontario Fire Hazard High trior National Twest la Mine-sou but a wind charge la'e i Sunday wished the fire south- Do-It-Yourself Wine, Beer Plan FFtEDLF.ICTON iCP' The Liberal members argued Premier Richard Erf eH defended the bill by saying it would only legalize what is already being done contrary to the law in the province. With lit'le rain expected and'ward. Chess Play Adjourned In Vancouver Free Press, 1971 13 ers and equipment. A department spokesman blamed human care'esness for a majority of the fires but said some had been s'aned by light ning. N'snaimo Daily Men, Vcy 17, TORO.VTO CP rireflght-l er are batLing an SOQ-acje rm ih boundary of Algonquin Park.

one of more than 60 that broke out in Ontario during a 24-hour iperiod end-cg at 8 a.m. Sunday. i 1 New Brur5ck Icg'-Uiu'e ap- would undermine effective Improved Icgs' on Saturday to uor control, open the door to allow the making cf ine and abue, increase bootlegging, en-beer ir private homes. (courage yourg people to drink The legislation as approved; and reduce evenue collected over strenuous from I from liquor sales. most ot.

me provinces central oortion facme fire-haiard 'ratings, the danger continues. Ouetico Provincial Park was 'threatened for a while by 15.000-acre fire burning in Supe- The fire burning about miles aouthwest of North Bay in the Algonquin Park area was accesijDie oy roaa ana ran. allowing the department of lands and foresti to move in firefight- SHARP DECLINE In the last 10 years Weft Cer- man farms have declined from 2 5 million to 12 million. ou waot 0 or3 7 yoi sua isys wufl u. Bank of Montreal The First Canadian Bank "One thing about money.

You talk about money the same way you talk about sports. You hustle for a buck. You fight to save a dol lar. You score on a deal. "Making money-keeping money has always been a struggle, but today if you are going to win in th9 money game you have got to obtain the soundest financial advice avaii-able.

And the Bank of Montreal wants to give you the advice. That's how we became one of the largest banks in the world. We want you to get your money's worth, whether you are borrowing money from us or depositing it with us. "If you have any questions about the way you are handling your money any questions at all come along to the nearest Bank of Montreal. We want you to win in the money game.

We want you to get your money's worth." VANCOUVER 'CP ters Eutbv f'ihcr of the Lr.ited State and Mark li-rna-nov of the Scv.et L'tLon ad-joined the epta.ri jt of world chess champion-hip quarter-final match Sunday alter the' jth move. At adjournment. Fischer, playing black, was two pans rfwc hut held a strorg position The game was to be completed afternoon. Taimanov opened passively asa.nst a king't Indian defence and as a pan down entering the middle game. He' sacrificed the exrhargp.

however, and cre-'ed complications hy exerting pressure on black's lung-side. Fischer fought free and exchanged queens. Allowing black to collect pawns, he meanwhile placed a rook on the eighth rank and mounted a mating attack. White sealed his 41st move. The game, postponed three days becaue of a dispute over playing facilities, was held before an audience of 200 in the University of British Columbia's student union building movie llinqlra Ttis CAi.nnH aamm ill be played Tuesday.

advances to the semi-finals of te challengers' round. Eventual winner will meet world tfiampion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the title in 1972. Texas Team Favored In Bridge TAIPEI (AP) With one session still to play today in the finals of the world contract bridge team championship, the defending champion Aces from Dallas. are overwhelming favorites to repeat last year's win. They lead by 45 international match points.

In Sunday night's third round of the finals at the Mandarin Hotel in this Nationalist Chinese capital, the Aces and France, champions of Europe, were locked in fierce struggle. The Aces won by 42 international match points, 172-130, In the playoff for third place, Australia, after trailing Nationalist China for most of the afternoon, rallied over the late boards and went on to win by 40 points, 174-134. Australia thus captured third place, with Nationalist China fourth in the six-team competition. The playoff for fifth and sixth places between Brazil and the second American team was called off after 32 boards, with the Brazilians leading by 20 points. The South American champions were awarded fifth place, with the second American team finishing last.

Death Reduces I Cardinals' Ranks VATICAN CITY (AP) Gregory Peter Cardinal Agagi-ania, Russian-born Armenian prelate who was among the candidates to succeed Pope Pius XII in 1958, died Sunday night. He was 75. Cardinal Agagiania. who won acclaim as the Vatican's fore most expert on the Soviet Union and communism, was born in Russia and attended the same seminary where the late Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin spent some time studying for the priesthood. The cardinal had been ill for some months and was confined to his Rome apartment.

Cardinal Agagiania resigned one year ago as head of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, the Vatican's main missionary arm. The. death reduced the number of cardinals to 123. More than a score of cardinals are fto years old or older, and. under a new papal ruling, ineligible to vote for a pone.

Cardinal Agagiania's death is certain to renew speculation that Pope Paul soon will convoke the fourth consistory of his reign to create more cardinals. 3 -jw Sk l'kSw NANAIM0 A SHIPYARD LTD. NEW EXPANDED MACHINE SHOP SERVICES Engine Repairs and Rebuilding Marine and lndust. Cylinder Head and Block Resurfacing Vhe Grinding Insert Tltting and Replacement Hydraulic Equipment Installations Nonoimo Shipyard Ltd. Phone: 7iJ-Uil "I9 Stewart Arenoe '12 'V I I 'A 1 ii 'VV 7- jfctr tssasiir roUiVj.

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