The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 2

2 THE PROVINCE, TuIuy, July 4, 1073 iiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiiniiu luiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuuiiiuuiiiUiiliiHillimiiuiiiiiiiuuiiimiiu iimiiiiiiihiuiiiiu iiiiiiiiiuliilii liiiiiiiiiiiiniHliiiiiiiiiimui imiimiiiiiiiiilimiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiMiiiuiiimiii nun iimmiiMiitiiiiiimiiiiiuiililll Negotiators press FOR YEARS, my famlW and I were niemben at ih Apparently tha Utter arrived before tha shoes, That'i THEHPROVINCE ACTION LINE woodworker why you were asked to return lh Hum, Tha snowshoes arrived without an inclosed loiter and they didn't know what to do, No one wis ahia to match tha shoes with tha letter that had arrived earlier. So they'va been wailing for months for some Instructions. You'll be receiving a money order for $23.85. Action lino finds tht solutions to radn' preklswi, cult rtd tape and itintrf up far readers' rights. for help, writs cars of Tht Prouiiic! at 22i0 Gran- pitte Street, Vancouver 8.

Independent Order of Fureblers through wbum wa pur-ihastd life insurance i-erlifiiales. During the past several years, we've hud difficulty finding wink sn we couldn't pay our regular premiums. Although we ttupped paying in May, lHiiH, we were luld the premiums wuuld autuiuati-rally be paid from the Interest that had accumulated over the years. I would be able lo reinstate payments anytime and pay back the Interest at $3 or (10 a mutitli. Well, I gave up In July, A couple of months previously i had received a letter stating that had been applied lo back premiums.

1 replied telling them to cash in nw certificates as there wasn't much chance of my ever catching up. So far I haven't had an answer. Maybe tliere'l nothing left. Mrs, Betty Cullman, Coipiit-lam). THERE'S STILL something left and you'll be told how much.

A spokesman for the Toronto company said there's still cash value for each of your five certificates. They did acknowledge your previous letters, we're told, but the address on their records was incorrect. Their claims department will be notifying you how to cash your certificates. B.C.'! northern and southern iiilerior regions. Mediation officer W.

Freeborn has been appointed to assist in the southern iiilerior negotiations. Throe iiilerior locals of the union have served strike notice on the Interior Forest Labor Relations Association, representing 40 forest companies. Their contract expired last Friday. Talks between Ihe Northern Interior Lumbermen's Association and the IWA are to resume nct Tuesday. An agreement covering about 1.8110 members of Ihe union expires Aug.

31. CAN YOU GET MY MESSAGE ACROSS? It a simple one but the computer doesn't seem to understand it. All I want is for my monthly government annuities cheque lo come lo the right address. Since September I've been trying to gel the computer to change Its records. Two change of address cards, three letters ami the return of a slip thfty enclose with the cheque have had nu eltect whatsoever.

The cheque continues to go to my old address. So far the cheques have been forwarded but that may not continue. It's a small problem hut it's aggravating, tfaulidor Gauthicr, Merrill, formerly New Westminster) THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE COMMISSION, annuiliefl branch, now has your message and ail future cheques will be sent to your correct address, a spokesman assured us. THE SNOW IS ALL GONE, so there's no way I can Use a pair of inowshoes now. It was in January that I sent an older for suowshoes lo Dauforth Outdoor Stoics in Toronto, Included in my envelope was a il.lt.i cheque.

Well, they sent me the wrong shoes. The ones 1 received were much cheaper and smaller than the pair 1 bad ordered. Of course, I Immediately relumed them. Later I wrote a letter explaining what happened and told them I should gel the suowshoes at a reduced price. They wrote back and suggested I return the shoes.

So now what? Even if they send me the right ones, I'd look dumb walking in them this time of the year. (Mrs, M. Miller, burns Lake), IT WOULD IIAVi3 SIMPLIFIED matters had you shipped the parcel with the letter enclosed. Fischer flics lo seek lille Negotiators for the International Woodworker! of America and Forest Industrial Relations met Monday night in an attempt to settle the strike of IH.OOU coast woodworkers. Spokesmen for both sides declined comment Monday on progress of talks.

Meanwhile, further talks are scheduled between the IWA and forest companies in Car liiU tlilc'li, ImT killed A II) year old liiiinaby man was killed Monday when Ins car left Ihe 401 freeway in Langley and rolled over in a ditch. His name was withheld. Passenger Lynne Nuttall, 35, of Bo-won Island was taken to Royal Columbian Hospital In Now Westminster. She was in critical condition. WHEKfc Tilt VAlUtS IMl nrni slim down, ISilliJi A.

said Fischer had asked lhat the additional pi ue money be split In the same pnporlhm aa the Initial purse Five-eights to the winner, lliice-eighls to ihe ioser. In New York, I'aul Marshall. Fischer's lawyer, insisted Ihe issue wnh Fischer had never been rnuiicy, "II was the nrinciple," Marshall said. "He felt Iceland wasn't treating this match or his countryman with the dignity that it ami they And he vas furuiiis ulnMit the press cuisurshiit. He was flying around the room." "LADIES" THE MOST EXCITING VIEW OF VANCOUVER IS FROM THE 31 STOREYS HIGH Enjoy iuperb toed and mr- vica at reasonable prices, with 9 fantastic unobstructed view Tatty landwithc from (I 00 Comptett lunchaans from iiOd Cgmpttt dinner from OD FREE PARKING ull lintel I'tu ilitias shane in) 1 mam -M JUS1 3f! Now you and someone else enn 4.l--h nun sav I 1 'i ris.t 'vim ilHIIIIIIIIMMnllllllllllOIIIIIIHNIHIMNm Search lo continue for hoy HANEY (Special) A search continues today near (iuldeii Ears Park for a 15-year old retarded boy missing since Friday.

Ttt'MI1 said about 2(10 volunteers have joined ui the search for Harold Booth, a permanent resident of Woodlands School in New Westminster. The boy was part of a group of children visiting the school's campsite in the Gold Creek area of Uie park. The boy was described as looking much younger than IS, foitr-feet-six with blond hair and blue eyes and weighing about 80 pounds. When last seen, he was wearing a yellow or tan T-shirt, light brown pants and running shoes. RCMP held searchers out of the park area on Monday to allow police dog teams to work.

They believe the boy hitchhiked out of the area but still are searching in case ha didn'l. Wreath appeal successful in district court CALGARY (CP) Charles David Scott, 37, of Calgary has won an appeal aganist a $200 conviction for declining to take a breath analysis test. His appeal was allowed by Judge E. R. Tavender of District Court who ruled that drivers have the right to see a lawyer before blowing into Ilia machine.

The judge's decision, Issued Friday, was mainly based on a Supreme Court of Canada ruling last week in which a conviction was erased against Clarence Wayne Hrownridge of hlayner, (Int. lie wouldn't take a test until he talked to his lawyer. Uny reentered An RCMP diver Monday recovered the body of Hons David Cheremkora, 17, of Surrey, who drowned Sunday while swimming with companions in a water filled gravel pit in Coqiuilam. Main hijacker Ngujen 'llitii Itinli gestures in an inter view last April during liis ilajs as a otuilent. Sl-'it Fischer warranted "unconditional disqualification." The Soviet chess group alleged Kuwe acted without an official request from Fischer for a delay, and warned that it would consider the match "wrecked" through the chal-1 a r's fault unless he showed up in Reykjavik by noon today, the deadline set by Kuwe.

In Iceland, Spassky released a short statement that was in terpreted there as leaving Bus lane 1 j-jfC kin I CO for bridge Nonh Vancouver district council Monday approved a suggestion for a reserved isne for buses dining rush hours on Lions Gate Bridge. Council will ask C. Hydro to provide 40 buses for a trial project and will recommend llie idea to the provincial highways department, which operates the bridge. Aid. Donald Bell said 8 special lane for buses would encourage conimulers to travel by bus.

Car drivers mining at a half mile an hour onto the bridge would see buses passing them at 30 miles an hour. However, Bell suggested that soma drivers would switch to Uie Second Narrows Bridge. Mayor Ron Andrew-s pulled council members and found that Aid. Gordon Rose was Ihe only one who travelled (he Lions Gate bridge daily during rush hours. The mayor said he wasn't convinced that those aldermen ho didn't regularly use the bridue were in a posiiion io suggest such changes.

Council also discussed Ihe advantages of a park and ride system using the North Vancouver Recreation Centre as a terminal. North Vancouver cily approved such a plan last week. The district will ask the recreation commission for an opinion before making a decision. 1 0 at. r.t bw.

To celebrate our 9th Anniversary here's a special limited offer Slain hijacker ready for violence he feared Associated Press jT3 (2 people join far I fl 1 I the price ot one! VO I i (2 people join far the price of one) SEATTLE Nguyen Thai Dmh, killed in the attempted hijacking of a 747 jetliner Sunday at Ton Star Nhut Airport in Vietnam, was prepared for violence but hoped he wouldn't have to face it, Binh, who graduated from the Universiiy of Washington college of fisheries with honors last month, left two boxes of his personal effects and a note with Richard Carbray of Seattle, a friend and fellow ami war protester. "Please keep those for me," the note Bsked, "One day, when peace comes to my country and I'm sMll alive, I will ask you to send Ihem to me. In another case, 1 do not hope that, Ihey will become the last giils lo my family." He signed the note Viet Thai Jimh. The boxes, to he sent lo relatives in Saigon, couiined tape open a variety of Soviet options. It read: "As I have heard that I have given a permission to delay ihe beginning of the first game for two days, I want to declare that I have not given any siuh permission; not to Ihe president of FIDS (Ihe acronym for Fed-e a i ii Internationale des the International Chess Federation) nor lo anybody else." Slater, 43, is chairman nf Staler Walker Securities.

The concern, formed in UW4, has a big slake in mutual tunds and is reported to have control of more than 2a0 companies around the world. Slater's personal fortune was estimated in London at more than $6 million. The millionaire banker said he wanted Ui "remove the problem of money from Fischer and see if he has any other problems." "The money is mine," Slater said. "I like chess and have played it for years. Many want to see this match and everything has been arranged.

If Fischer does not go to Iceland, many will ue dis appointed." Leonard Barden, former British chess champion, acting for Uie banker, announced Fischer's acceptance. Barden Fire rips Nordair FROB1S1IF.R BAY, N.W.T. (CP) Volunteer firemen and transport ministry employees battled vainly for more than two hours Monday night io control a fire that destroyed a Nordair Ltd. warehouse and garage at the airport here. No one was injured in the Udie Firefighters were hamiiertd by temperature below 40 degrees and by lack of proper equipment.

Four tank trucks were brought in to haul water from Uie bay. The passenger terminal was not affected. Nordair lost its telecommunication! system and business offices in Ihe warehouse as well as aircraft parts and cargo. A group of local teachers, headed south for the summer holidays, lust personal belongings. ISefuml due for jobless Several thousand unemployment Insurance claimants in C.

who had income lax dc ducted from their December benefit! will lie receiving refunds this week, the Unemployment Insurance Commis sioil announced. Monday. The commission said (hat when Uie new Unemployment Insurance Act went into full implementation mi Jan. 2, in mine lax became deductible from However, He duclions were made in B.C. incorrectly in iJccemuer.

The commission said refund cheques were in the mail. Laige 1.25 io i us. io its.40 Lu.ijo cf ftOiin itQ lowd Sohnon, u.jb, uolli.pt and muiii. ROSET FISH CO, tJl (MAR! MARIHI PR. NORTH VANCQUVIR, I C.

MEMBERSHIP COST Averages Only Any combination of people con qualify for membership, 2 for the price of 1, Husband wife, mother-daughter, brother sister, friend-friend. The only requirement is that the two must register together, (Husband and wife need not register recordings of Binh's speeches, tongs, family photographs and letters, along with some publications. Binh was afraid he would meet reprisals at home because of his strong anti-war ami ami government stands, Carbray said. In a recent interview In Seattle, Binh said. "1 only waul to be an ordinary person living in a peaceful tune." However, his concern about (lie war overshadowed the skills he could bring to his country "1 find that what I study in a technical field is useless to serve my country and my peuple in this war situation," he said.

Al the graduation ceremonies, Binh had tried unsuccessfully lo take the microphone as he received his diploma. Campus police raplain Holier! Ingram said Binh later stood in front of the mam stage and removed his cap and gown, festooned with anti war slogans lie was quickly whisked to a private office. "Ha seemed very tense and uptight," Ingram said. "He said he felt getting a degree In fisheries here was meaningless that his people were dying ever day that it was the fault of Ilia United Slat" and we the university were part of that." Binh told a gathering al an A 1 1 1 it anti-war rally lie wat willing lo "lake any risk coming from activities for peace of my beloved country." Mol Hibmih BJ.i!.'g7,?TOTt ping down," was all Ulcy told (lie assembled lon Tha Protestant barricades were erected lo spur Whilcla into toucher acinm niiuin.4 similar bai iters put up by the nut la wed IliA In lamdondurry, Ulster's second largest illy, tthilclaw's policy is io seek the end of the bindoiiilcrry "no go" areas by tsuumdii rather than lon e. While the confrontation v.dS puing on, Inline liCHd'jiiMrletS announced the kn.iy.

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