The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 1

24 THE I'HOVINCK, Tuesday, July 1073 1 i it? a rwTTKirv Negotiators press woodworker lalks Apparently (he letter arrived before the shoes. That's why you were asked (o return the item. The inowshoes arrived without an enclosed letter and they didn't know what to do. No one was alilo to match the shoes with the letter that had arrived earlier. ACTION LINE for months for some lustruc- So they've been wailing (ions.

You'll be receiving a money Action Lint finds tht solutions to readers' problems, cuts red tope mid stands up or readert' rights. for help, write care of The Province at 2250 Graft-vilie Street, uncouvcr 8. FOB YEARS, my family and I Here member! of (he Independent Order uf Furcsturtt through whom we purchased life insurance certificates. Dining Ihe past soveral years, we've had difficulty finding work su we couldn't pay uur regular premium. Allhouuh we Mopped paying in May, lliiib, we were told Ihe premiums would automatically he paid from the interest that had accumulated over the year.

I would be aide to reinstate payment! anytime and pay back Hie interest at (S or til) mouth. Weil, gave up the ghost in July, Wit). A couple uf months previously I had received a Idler slating that .7 had been applied to back premiums. 1 replied telling them to cash In ntf certificates as there wasn't much chance of my ever catching up. So far I haven't had an answer.

Maybe there's nothing left. Airs. Hetty Coquit-lani). THERE'S STILL sumelliiiig left and yuu'll he tuid much. A spokesman for the Turmito company said there's si ill cash value fur each of your five certificates.

They did acknowledge your previous letters, we're told, but the address on their records vas incorrect. B.C.'s northern and southern interior regions. Mediation officer W. R. Freeborn has been appointed to assist in the southern interior negotiations.

Three interior 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 the Northern interior Lumbermen's Association and the IVV'A arc to resume next Tuesday. Au agreement covering about 1,800 members of the union expires Aug. 31.

CAN VOU GET MY MESSAGE ACROSS? It i simple one hut (he computer doesn't seem to understand il. All I want Is for my monthly government annuities cheque to come to the right address. Since September I've been trying to get the computer to change its retards. Two change of address caids, three Idlers and Ihe relurn of a slip tlioy enclose with the cheque have had no (ilect whatsoever. The cheque cunliuues to go to my old address.

So far the cheques have been forwarded but that may not continue. It a small problem but it's aggravating, (l'aiilidor Ciaulhier, Merrill, formerly New Westminster) THE SNOW IS ALL so there no way I can use a pair of suoushoes now. 11 was in January thai I sent an order (or snow shoes to llanforih Outdoor Slorcs In Toronto. Included in my envelope was a cheque. Well, they sent me Ihe wrong shoes.

The ones I received were much cheaper and smaller than the pair 1 had ordered. Of course, I immediately returned them. Later I wrote a letter esplainiug what happened and told them I should get the smiwshocs at a reduced price. They wrote back and suKgcsled I return the sn'mshocs. So now what? Even if they me Ihe right ones, I dumb walking in them this time of the year.

(Mrs. M. Miller, Burns Lake). THE UNEMPLOYMENT annuities branch, now has cheques will be sent to your assured us. milium iiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiinii mi Their claims department cash your certificates.

will be notifying you how to IT WOULD HAVE SIMPLIFIED matters had you shipped Ihe parcel with Ihe letter enclosed. iminiinm iiiiiiiiiiiii iiimiiuiiiiiiinimiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii i iiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiiii nmiinlii iimiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiimiiii tarn iy order for $33 95. INSURANCE COMMISSION, your message and ail future correct address, a spokesman iiuiiiuniiii uummim uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiinii Ihe additional prue money be split in the same priportioii as the initial purse Five-eights to Hie winner, th.ee-eights tu the loser. In New York, Paul Marshall, Fischer's lawyer, insisted the issue Willi Fischer had never been money. "It was lie principle," Marshall said.

"He it Iceland wasn't treating this match his countryman with the dignity that it and lllcy And he was furious about the press censorship. He vim flying around the room." flics to seek lille 1 il LADIES" THE MOST EXCITING VIEW OF VANCOUVER IS FROM THE 31 STOREYS HIGH Enjoy superb food and service at reasonable prices, with a fantastic unobstructed view Taity sandwiches from 00 Complete lumrteont from 52 00 i Complete dirtieri from 00 FREE HARKING Full Hait i Facililu shape up Negotiators for the International Woodworkers of America and Forest Industrial Relations met Monday uiht in an attempt to settle Hie strike of aj.OuO coast woodworkers. Spokesmen for both sides declined comment Monday on progress uf talks. Meanwhile, further talks are scheduled between the 1WA and forest companies iu (lar Iiils dih li, driver Killed A 18-jear-old Burnaby man was killed Monday when his car left the 401 freeway in Langley and rolled over iu a ditch. His name was withheld.

Passenger Lynne Nuttall, 33, of BiHven Island was taken to Roval Columbian Hospital iu New Wealininsler. Sue was in critical condition. WHERE THE VARIES slim down, I jtcgr frT" IMsiriijiS--- nr. rn 9 'jmm Now you and someone else i '5vfN and save! can 5 irimit-'afiWitt Fischer Fischer warranted "unconditional disqualification." The Soviet chess group alleged Fiiwe acted without an official reiiuest from Fischer for a delay, and warned that it would consider the match ''wrecked" through the clial-1 r's fault unless he showed up in Reykjavik by noon today, Hie deadline set by Kuwc. In Iceland, Spassky released a short statement that was Interpreted there as leaving Cominco workers hack on joh Canadian Press TRAIL Workers at three Cominco operations in B.C.

reported for work Monday amid indications lhat threatened strike action by the United Sleelworkers of America may be delayed at least until Thursday. The union served formal strike notice June 26 against Cominco operations in Trail, Rimberley and Benson Lake after 3 600 employees at the three sites voted DO per cent in favor of strike actum. However, union numbers will vote today and Wednesday on the company's last offer. The union announced it would strike on or before 'rWniay of this week unless agreement was reached in the dispute but Boh Reiver, president of Local 4M0, declined comment on the union plans. He said a statement would be issued Thursday.

Coininco officials were not available for comment. The union is seeking a 44 cent hourly wage Increase in the first year of a two year contract and a 9 6 per cent increase the second year. The company has offered a package deal equivalent to about 4 per cent the first year and just under five per cent Ihe following year. Current base rales range from $3 40 to 4 Hi an hour. Sluin liijiu Nnuytin I liui liinli yt.sf itrt in an Illicit lew lust, April (lining liU ilajs us a tjludciil.

To celebrate our 9 Hi Anniversary here's a special limited offer Slain hijacker ready for violence he feared Associated Press 9 open a variety of Soviet op-liuiis. It read: "As I have heard that I have given a permission to delay the beginning of Hie first game tor two days, I want lo declare that I have not given any such permission; not to the president of FIDE (the acronym for Fed-e a i Internationale des s. the International Clicks Federation) nor lo anybody else." Slater, 43, is chairman of Slater Walker Securities. The concern, formed in lliiit, has a big stake in mutual funds and is reported to have control of more than 250 companies around Ihe world. Slater's personal fortune was estimated in Loudon at more tiian a million.

The millionaire banker said he wanted lo "remove Ihe problem of money from Fischer and see if be has any other problems." "The money is mine," Slater said. "I like chess and have played il for years. Many want to see litis match and everything has been arranged if Fischer does not go to Iceland, many will be disappointed." Leonard Barden, former British chess champion, acting for the banker, aiuiouneed Fischer's acceptance. Baiden said Fischer had asked that K( IiiikI due for johlcss Several thousand unemployment insurance claimants In C. who had Income tax de-dueled from their December benefits will be receiving refunds this week, the Unemployment Insurance Commission announced Monday.

The commission said thai when Uie rcw Unemployment Insurance Act went into lull implementation on Jail. 3. income tax became deductible from benefit. However, deductions were made In C. incorrectly iu December.

The commission said refund cheques were iu Hie mail. Man il A man in his mid 30s was in critical cm, iliinni in St. Paul's Hospital after a stab lung incident ill the Sjlwa Hotel Monday evening. Police had two suspects iu custody shortly after Hie incident and were looking for a llnid. The unidentiliid victim was apparently an employee at tiie hotel.

TriH'ktT Killed RAM I. DDLS P) Roy Rollenskl. of Burnaby, was killed when the transport truck lie was driving over turned about b0 miles north of here. I Mm Search lo conliiuie for hoy HANEY (Special) A scaivli continues today near Golden Ears Park for a 15-year old retarded boy missing since Friday. TiCMP said about 200 volunteers have joined in the search for Harold Booth, a permanent resident of Woodlands School in New Westminster.

Ihe boy was part of a group of children visiting I tie school's campsite in Ihe Gold Creek area of the park. Ihe boy was desuihed as looking much younger than 15, four feet six with blond hair and blue eyes and weighing about til) pounds. When last seen, he was wearing a yellow or tan T-shirt, litlit brown pants and running shoes. RCMP held searchers nut of the park area on Monday lo allow police dog teams lo work. They believe Uie boy hitchhiked out of the area but slill are searching in case he didn't.

Urea tit appeal successful iu district court CALGARY (CP) Charles Pavid Scott, ar, of Calgary has won an appeal against a i'M) conviction for declining to lake a breath analysis test. His appeal was allowed by Judgo E. H. avender of District Court who ruled that drivers have Ihe riglil to see a lawyer before blowing intu Ihe machine. The judge's decision, issued Friday, was mainly bated on a Supreme Court of Canada ruling last week in which a conviction was erased aitaiust Clarence Wayne Bum limine of Slayner, Out.

He wouldn't take a test until be talked to bis lawyer. Body receml An ROMP diver Monday recovered the body of lions David hcrenikora, 17, of Surrey, v-lio diowucd Sunday while swimming with companions In a water filled gravel pit in Coqulliaiu. Precipttat lorif War K-xWiy I --rrm-rrrrrr f7' 'Y'''YV')7 ft wWyY''y-'A 1 'x'0'- 'i YYYY'. YY Temperature, Mb? y'i pi i I tk I 1 V'i 7 tSSsir 3 1 1 Iff mm "5V iiiiiiiiuh mimm imiiiiiimiiiiimim i sra zLsn I recordings of i nil's speeches, Sonus, lanuly and letters, along will) some publications. Binh was afraid he would meet reprisals at home because of his strong anti war and anti government stands, arbray said.

In a recent interview Iu Seattle, Binh said: "1 only want to lie an ordinary person living in a peaceful time." However, his concern about the war overshadowed Hie skills he could bring to his country. find that what I study In a technical field Is useless to serve my couniry and my people in tins war sit-uuUoii," he said. At the graduation ceremonies, Bin!) had tried unsuccessfully to lake Ihe microphone as he received Ins diploma. Campus police captain Robert Ingrain said Binh later sinod iu front of Hie main staae and removed his cap and gown, ksiooucd v.illi ami war slogans. He quickly whisked to a private oliicc.

''He seemed very and lili(Jil." lugiaul said, 'lie said he fell gelling a define iu fishciii's hcic was mean-iualess that Ins people weit dying ever day that it was Hie fault of the United and we the university were part of that." Binh told a gathering at an Apiil anii war rally lie win willing to "lake any risk toiii' log Horn activities for peace of my beloved country." ping down." was all told the a.vcii.Ui il bo cc Hie vu'ic ereclrd lo spur Wbilelaw iiiiu aclinii Minilar banieis put op by Hit Diillawcd 1HA in laiiidonderry. Idsli'r'a second I.iik'i-I my Wlnlelaw's ion is to seek llio end of the liiidniirieny "no go" iiicas by persuasion raihcr than force. While Hie confrontation was ILiAhh on. I ll' In iiiliu.ilcik announird Hie kiniwii l.i luiily in Lister's llniv euis of tin moil A buili I lidilli budv was found biside a load at Cuulitiiiud. Couiilv J' fjuc il was I i' wci nil i cigi lli ui'l'dii nl vii Inn of scdaiian esccijlion spools.

SEATTLE Nguyen Thai Binh, killed iu the aileuipled hijacking of a 747 jetliner Sunday at Ion Son Nliul Airport in Vietnam, was prepared for violence but hoped he wouldn't have to face il. Binh, who gradualcd from Ihe l.uiversily of Washington college of fisheries Willi honors last nionlli, lclt two buses of his personal effects ami a note Willi Richard (aibiay of Seattle, a friend ami fellow ami war protesier. "Please keep those for nic," Ihe note asked. "One day, when peace comes In my couniry and I'm still alive, I uill ask you to send them to me. In another case.

I do not hope dial, they will become Ihe lo-l gifts to my He signed Ihe note Viel Thai Binh. Ihe hitacs, to be sent lo rcl aiivcs in Saigon, coiitiucd tape Cl 2 pec Ihe 12 people join the price of one) for Any combination of people MEMBERSHIP COST Averages Only 'Can qualify for member ship, 2 for lite price of 1. Husband wife, mother-daughter, brother sister, friend-friend. The only requirement is that the two must register together. (Husband and .5 Per Week I Till 10 p.m.

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