Nanaimo Daily News from Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada • 3

Naoaimo Dsily Free Press, Friday, Moy 23, 1571 3 NEWS FOR BDSY READERS Adventurers Claim Victory In Ship-Bicycle Contest KETCHIKAN. 'AP cities. But they missed the ferry A London adventurer and a Saa took a -mslea Lava Nibbles Hamlet Home Part of the terrace and the garage of the house touched by the lava were crushed before some of the stream forked aw ay. U.S. Envoy Seeks More Naval Support Francisco businessman appar- FORNAZZO, Sicily iReuter) Fresh lava pouring out of Mount Etna reached the fur- ana ceaie saia wey would meet the Arcadia today Just Arrived have won a bicycle vs.

steamship race from San Fran-. risco to Ketclukan. Alaska. But don't be surprised if offi when it docks in Ketchikan. They then plan to board hous of this toy ham cials of Lhe and 0 Lines, own-ship to complete the remainder ers of the steamship Arcadia, of the trip to Juneau.

17... U.S. Player Holds Edge VANCOUVER (CP) Gra.nl-masters Bobby Fischer of the United Slates and Mark Taima-nov of the Soviet Union Thursday night adjourned the fifth straight game in their quarterfinal elimination match to select a challenger for the world chess championship. At adjournment after 41 moves, Fischer was a pawn ahead and held the initiative. Depirtirg his usual practice of playing the king's Indian defence as black in this match.

Fischer Thursday responded with the Gruenfeld defence. The game, played cautiously by both sides, developed into a fight for control of the queen's file. Taimanov had some early pressure on the. file, but Fischer's adamant defence brought an exchange of material. The race began Saturday whea I the Arcadia and the two bicyc loui.

I Englishman Kenneth Crutch-Uow and Paxton Beale of San let Tnursday ana locaj autnon-ties ordered the evacuation of the most threatened homes. Fire department trucks jolted over the rough roads to take away the inhabitants and their lists left San Francisco. The cyclists rode two-hour Francisco, the cyclists, arrived in Ketchikan Thursday night approximately 12 hours before 1 i srnrts, one sleeping in an ae- cor.ipanying van while the other belongings to nearby Milo as dock. But thev weren't riding along To women and the rest of the 290 citizens kept accompanied i back from the 'a photographer RAPS HELLVER SASKATOON CP Secretary of State Gerard Thursday dismissed as insignificant the actions of Toronto MP Paul Hellyer in quitting the federal caucus and forming a new political group called Action Canada. He said the action wo Jd prove neither serious nor positive.

ALL RECOVERED SASKATOON CP) The 12 persons who were taken off a CNR train suffering from food poisoning Tuesday have all recovered and all but one has been released from hospital, a CNR spokesman said SET FOR YOUTH them in the van. stream and prayed. BRUSSELS CPKP) Defence ministers of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization met in Brussels today and Melvin Laird of the United States planned to appeal for greater naval co-operation in the Mediterranean. Laird on arriving Thursday for the one-day meeting that some European allies are falling behind in their defence commitments. Lord Cairirjston, the British defence minister, agreed but said Britain was not one of the countries failing to meet de-fe ice promises.

He declined to name those that were. All but France of the 15 NATO member nations were represented at today's semi-annual meeting. I.N VANCOUVER VANCOUVER 'CP) Gov Something For the gal ho wears a uniform new styles and summer-weight fabrics, by La Cross. Skimmer shift with action sleeve gussets, princess styles and more, in ribbed knit jersey tricot, 80 6 dacron2Qi cotton. All washable and easy-care.

Sizes 8 to 20. Priced from The two flew into the Alaskan city from Prince Rupert, B.C., 90 miles away. MISSED FERRY They originally had planned lo take a ferry from Prince Rupert to Ketchikan because there are no roads connecting the two Welcome Visiting Delegates Associated Canadian Travellers ALL YOU CAN WORLD-FAMOUS EDMONTON CP) Mayor Ivor Dent said Thursday that facilities to accommodate up to 255 transient youths a night will MJCHENER presents medals. BUTTERMILK CAKES 6 ernor-general Roland Michener arrived here Thursday for a lour-day visit, during which he school. In a afternoon ceremony, Michener is to receive SAUSAGE 19 be in operation here by June equipped to handle those travelling for enjoyment, for work or to get away from home.

DEATH RULED SUICIDE PRINCE ALBERT. Sask. CP- will present bronze and silver medals to members of the Duke an honorary degree at UBC. DENIES REPORT White Panty Hose and Support Panty Hose of Edinburgh's award scheme. Thursday night, Gov.

Gen. WINNIPEG (CP) Premier A coroner's jury ruled Thursday Tea, Coffee, Milk. Per person Li Served in our Dining Room from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

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Robertson was the centre of an intensive search after the men andf Mrs. Michener were the guests of University of B.C. chancellor Allan McGavin at a dinner in the university's faculty club. This morning, the governor-general will present medals at the Jericho Hill School for the Deaf and St. George's private out of next month's federal-provincial conference in Victoria if Quebec insists on dealing with at were shot last October while BOWMAN'S Guv'nor'js Pancake House HARBOUR PARK SHOPPING CENTRE social policies before constitutional amending discussions.

investigating a report of a family disturbance. Anderson's SERVICES INTEGRATED CALGARY (CP) The town of High Level, 375 miles northwest of Edmonton, will be the site of pilot project for integrated delivery of social services, So Egypt, Russia Cement Ties cial Development Minister Ray Speaker said Thursday, lhe hospital, dental care, social work, public health, preventive which will link Egyptian and So social services and the home viet policies for decades to care program will be placed Buckling MM and snoukJar beta an k) you can hva with. CAIRO CP I The Soviet Union and Egypt signed a 15-year treaty of friendship and co-operation Thursday night, renewing their close alliance in come. under the jurisdiction of one The Russians promised the Doable-panel door and hood. local board, he said.

Side-gnard door beam. Egyptians arms and military training to enable them to win the wake of Egyptian President Cargo-gnard luggage compartment A i Body by Fisher. back the Sinai desert from Is Anwar Sadat purge of his rivals for power. The pact signed by Sadat and rael. The treaty said arms and equipment would be supplied to Six or V8 engine.

Both standard. 7 visiting President Nikolai Pod- Egypt with a view to strength Talks Scheduled On Strike Threat Ri Hospitals VANCOUVER (CP) Members of the British Columbia Double-panel deck lid. ening its capacity to eliminate Side-terminal energizer battery. 7XK the consequences of aggression as well as increasing its ability to stand up to aggression in Hospital Association are to meet general." MAKE PLEDGES in Vancouver today to try and The two governments also gorny provides for continued Soviet military, economic, political and scientific aid. The two governments also pledged "non-interference in the internal affairs of each other," hich could be interpreted as a Soviet abandonment of the leftist leaders ousted and arrested by Sadat in the recent Egyptian power struggle.

The treaty, which provides specifically for the training of Egyptian personnel to man So-viet-suDDlied weapons, was seen find a solution to a possible strike by 170 hospital employees in Trail which threatens to pledged to "concert their positions" if a threat to peace hC X. "iy rrs yJr- A arises. Observers in Cairo re widen and involve almost all the hospitals in the province. Association spokesman Jim Linklater said the employee garded this as a Russian commitment of deeper and perhaps even direct military involvement if Egypt and Israel go to war again. Emission control systems.

fy VC7 Innerfenders. by observers in Cairo a a bond relations council of the association would meet to consider the situation. Asked if he thought a strike by the Trail hospital workers, legally possible after 11:15 a.m. Saturday, was inevitable, he said: "I always like to think there Balanced wheels and tires. Rubber insulated Flush-and-dry Quiet driveline.

engine mounts. rocker panels. Full Coil suspension Fill 'er up, low-lead, system. no-lead or regular fuel. Court Action Over Bylaw are other ways to resolve our problems.

The Trail unit of the B.C. Hospital Employees Union served strike notice Wednesday afttr the provincial labor department ruled that no contract existed between the union and until "certain aspects" could be cleared up. Mr. and Mrs. L.

H. C. Phillips, who live directly across from the Four Season site, are known as the relators in the hospital. case those actually pressing the suit. Mr.

Murray said "a mere The contract, negotiated between the union and the association, was to be effective from Jan. 1 last year to Dec. 31, 1972, but 66 of 70 hospitals in the province refused to sign in a dispute jover the interpretation of a clause listing hours of work. ratepayer has not sufficient status to initiate an action," therefore Mr. Peterson agreed to lend his name to launch he suit.

A plebiscite asking Vancouver ratepayers if they favor purchasing the site through expropriation as an addition to Stanley Park is to be held June 23. Estimates of the cost cf purchasing it have been as high as $10 million. mm M)frr VANCOUVER (CP)-A court action is in the offing which will challenge a bylaw that re-zoned 14'4 acres of land at the entrance to Stanley Park here, and possibly defeat a proposed high-density apartment project for the site. The action is the culmination of several months' protest against the $40 million Four Seasons project, which detractors argued would erect a concrete wall at the entrance of the park. 7bi project, consisting of three io-storcy apartment towers and several smaller ones as well es a hotel, would house about 5,000 people in an area with an already high population density.

Attorney General Leslie Peterson has lent his name to the action against bylaw 4065 which in 1963 allowed rezoning of the site to permit apartments and hotels Lawyer George L. Murray said he is only waiting for a letter expected soon from Mr. Peterson regarding details of payins; court costs of the case should the action fail. Mr. Murray ri.ud funds are being held available as an indemnity for payment of costs.

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