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The VANCOUVER SUN: Fit, June 30, 1972 W4VS SECOND CMFT 4 young canoeists drown after fescue by motorist him to catch on to the gas can which was floating 20 feet away. "The waves kept hitting Wayne, he was taking in'-water every time. Then one i wave hit him and I didn't see him again. "I hung on to the boat it has an airbubbie in the bow for about an hour and a half. The boat was drifting to shore, so I just waited it out.

"When I drifted about 75: feet from the shore I couldn't: hang on any more so I for it. don't know how long l' lay on the beach, I must have passed out. "I knew there was a sum-? mer house with a telephone on the cliff. I crawled up the hill I couldn't walk and I broke a window to get in. "I must have passed out in there again because when I phoned the police it was midnight.

"I t's terrible, especially When you know the people. Wayne is my cousin's boy." Parsons ran to the dock and the two went on the water in his 14-foot fiberglass boat which was powered by a 45- horsepower motor. "We found the other three in five minutes. I pulled them all aboard. "They were very quiet in the boat.

They lay on the floor and their eyes were like sau-, cers. "When I picked them up one of the girls was holding on to the other boy I had a hard time getting her to let go. "Finally I had to grab him by the hair and pull him in. I started mouth-to-mouth and then I thought we had better, get out of here. "I turned the boat around and the wave just hit and my boat went down.

"I saw Karen drift away. She had a life-jacket on, but I don't think she bad it tied tightly enough she struggling with her arms to keep the life-jacket on. "I called to Wayne and told COCHRANE, Alia. (CP) Four young canoeists drowned Wednesday night after they were brought to the edge of safety by a 50-year-old rescuer. The young people, all from Calgary, died on Ghost Lake where the wind bad whipped the water into four-foot waves.

The bodies of Leonard Francis Tyson, 19, and Karen Marie Cordick, 16, were recovered and police were using scuba divers to search for Robert Wayne Beach, 19, and Debbie Jo-Anne Talbot, 17. The canoe, purchased short- iv before, capsized about 6 p.m. and the four clung to it for nearly two Then Beach swam to shore and flagged down Harvey; Parsons who was driving to; his home on the lake, about 25 '-miles west of Calgaryi Parsons said the boy was in shock, "all he could say was "They're in the lake, they're I in the lake'." 1 i CHESS 'HOLDOUT' I Vg L. tr- Fischer faced with blacklist AP Wirephoto IN A BULLET-PROOF CAGE, Negro leader Angela Davis at New York Madison Square Garden. She spoke from specially-gestures to crowd after introduction by Henry Winston, right, built booth during An Evening with Angela Davis Thursday.

i 'air Dr. Stewart fails in murder appeal PUBLIC NOTICE GABRIOLA ISLAND ADJOURNMENT OF HEARING Re: Proposed Land Use Contract Cabriola Wildwood Estates Limited The public hearing commenced by the Minister of Municipal Affairs on June 24th at the Gabriola Community Hall with respect to the land use contract proposed to the Board of the- Regional District of Nanaimo by the Gabriola Wildwood Estates Limited has been adjourned to 10:00 a.m., Saturday, July 8th. All submissions, copies of which were filed at or before the hearing of June 24th, which were not heard will be heard. Honourable Dan Campbell, Minister of Municipal Affairs, Parliament Buildings, Victoria. B.C.

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Mr. Justice E. B. Bull, who wrote the judgment of the court, said that the appellant's submissions about the charge to the jury were without substance. Mr.

Justice M. M. McFar-lane and Mr. Justice J. P-Taggart agreed.

Dr. Glen Gold Stewart, 44, failed Thursday in his apjieal against conviction in the noncapital murder of a Bible camp caretaker near Bam-field in October, 1970. In a unanimous decision, B.C. Appeal Court judges rejected Stewart's appeal and a bid to call new evidence concerning the death of Gordon Adrian Kralt, 23, whose body was found in bush about 600 yards from the camp building. Kralt was a temporary caretaker at the camp and according to evidence Stewart, who was living on a 35-foot ketch, applied for the job of caretaker on a permanent basis.

Stewart had been living on the boat with a woman named Maria Trifiiani, who testified at the trial, that she paid living expenses. On Oct. 27, Stewart and Miss Trigiani registered at a Victoria motel and on Friday, Oct. 30, Stewart went to Barn-field. Kralt was last seen alive that night and, according to evidence, Stewart arrived at the Victoria motel Oct.

31 driving Kralt's Volkswagen. He had a black eye and facial injuries. Stewart was arrested at San Francisco in November. Stewart explained the injuries by saying he had fallen AMSTERDAM CAP) The president of the World Chess Federation has threatened U.S. champion Bobby Fischer with blacklisting following reports he is holding out for a cut of the gate receipts from his world chess championship with Boris Spasskyfof the Soviet Union, Dr.

Max Euew, the world' federation president and vet-' eran Dutch grandmaster, said Thursday night that if the 29-year-old American fails to appear Sunday for the start of the world chess championship in Reykjavik, Iceland, he stands to lose his rights to play for the world title "not only this time but perhaps forever." Fischer was seen Thursday night at New York's Kennedy airport, but Icelandic Airlines said he did not board its flight to Reykjavik. When reporters tried to question Fischer bodyguards fended them off. The next flight from New York to Iceland is tonight. But Fischer in the past has refused to fly between sundown Friday and sundown Saturday. Sources in Reykjavik said that Fischer informed the Icelandic Chess Federation that he wouldn't play unless the got 30 per cent of the gate receipts.

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