The Province from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 2

2 THE l'HOVlNC'E, Monday, July itl, 197'i ITS DROUGHT iVIATSQUI ENDS I ACTION line! However, before the change is proclaimed, Mayor Ihiugias Taylor said Sunday a recount will be held on a vote for beer parlors, which Saturday received a 54 8 per cent yes vole and failed by .2 per cent. Taylor said the recount and official proclamation will lie held today. He said he did not know In Victoria Sunday, Liquor Control Board chairman William lii tu refused to comment mi the vote, bill said there are no immediate plans to oKn new outlets in the area. Two earlier vutes on the issue failed one in 11)53 and a second in 117 1. (r STAY AT THE BLUE BOY LARGE, BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND SUITES 10 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN AND AIRPORT 15 Double Action tine imfj the joliiiioni to readers' problemt, cuff rii icipe ond jluiidi up fur readers' riffifJ.

for help, write care of The ftovinct at 2250 Granville street, Vancouver 9. THE Ulll.STION WAS, who had my furniture? 1 moved from Turuutii in Mai i ami had been given the name ami telephone nf a Vancouver moving company. 1 was told they would receive my furniture. I arrived mi Mai ill 1 and 10 days later plumed the agent, giving him my new address. One month later I received a telephone all (rum a different company saying my furniture had arrived and that storage charges were muuiiling.

When I finally got the furniture I noticed the hill uf lading had a charge fur JJIi for packing that I had done myself. 1 had tu pay liolh the storage fees and the packing charges. Why? the furniture was sent lo the wrong company and I packed the stuff myself, (11. Y. Pike, Vancouver.) ATLAS VAN LINKS is sending you a cheque for SaUa for the packing charges 'I he company said they guoted.

However, they maintain that the furniture was sent to the right place, liven though you claim you followed the instructions given you in Toronto, all the moving documents show a tliflereut agent. If you ran roine up with a written statement showing a different destination, you'll probably receive the additional $37 you were charged for storage. $13 Single Radio TV in evtry foam Shop Bank Facililitil Swimming fttoi Bowling Billiards CofUi knap fiuauly Sulon fiailicr Siiua 9 Baniuit Fatiltticl TNt HNIST CUISIHt AND SKIVICl IN THE BtAUTIHil "fctuiNcr dining huom" Full Ih'lti Facilities FREE PARKING VANCOUVER B.C. CANADA A hi- 4' BEING A liKIVI may not lie the most satisfying type of coniinunil.y service, hut it's needed. I'm the volunteers coordinator at Health I nil 4, serving the southeast area of Vancouver.

We need drivers. Knr one who has a car it is almost Impossible to understand the enormous difficulties and social isolation that iaik of mobility ran mean. For example, little blind boy needs a car to take liiin home from his pre stliool; a "euior citizen recovering from a stroke needs a ar tu lake her to a recreation program; a group of pre -si haulers, emotionally disturbed, need a car tu take them to nearby paiks. The list is almost endless. A lew cars would mean a great difference.

(Airs. Gloria Levi, Health lepm Uncut, Vancouver.) WE'LL PASS the message on to our readers. If you have a car and are willing tn he on call half a day each week, contact Mrs. Levi at Health Unit 4, at ti-105 Knight 31! I liliil. I'll I Ifc I hi KING Ml SYSTEMw Chessmen lainhasled for (, 9 sins Associated Press REYKJAVIK A newly or-d a i Lutheran minister, preaching his first sermon, assailed chess champions Hobby Kisrher and Boris Spassky Sunday.

Rev. Olafur Jens Sigurdsson, said in a religious broadcast Dial Fischer, the American challenger for the world championship here, was guilty nf the "sin of greed" and Soviet tilleholder. Spassky the "sin of anger." Fischer was asleep In his quarters; Spassky had gone fishing. The two are scheduled to meet Tuesday in the fust game of their match for the world chess championship. The clergyman's reference to Kischer's alleged "greed" recalled the America n's threat to wreck the 2-1 game series unless the Icelanders gave him more iimne y.

Spassky's anger was shown in Ihe world champion's threat lo alk out unless he got an apology from Lischer for delaying Ihe match over money. Hie match is the talk of Ice-laud, with sentiment mostly favoring Spassky. Fischer's behavior appealed to have eroded his early position as the popular favorite in a place where the Russians aren't well liked. In addition lo resentment at Fischer's demand for money, some Icelanders don't like Ihe fact that he reipiires a police guard and tends to slay out of blL-lit Fischer's favorite chair arrived by air freight from New Yoik Sunday In help assure ids American's comfort in the match, Fischer, who has only once been in the ball wiieie the match is to be piaytd, complained about a number of things, including Ihe (hairs, Ihe light and the board. Special tu The Province 1 MATS QUI last dry community may be pro- claimed wet today.

A Saturday plebiscite of this Fraser Valley community's i 25, 51)0 residents recorded a 5U.5 per-cent vole in favor uf cocktail lounges and the sei v- I ing nl beer, wine and liipinr in restaurants. A 55 per cent ma- 1 jority was needed tu pass. Talks by the CLRA, which he said bad "sabotaged" the talks by "dragging their feet in anticipation of the mediation cum-mission decision they apparently expect within the next lew days." lid) ncs said the II. HA had "impossible preconditions" in demanding a small local of the International II rot lie I hood Electrical Workers in Kamloops participate in the talks and be bound by the results. lie said Ihe Kamloops local already has arrived at a set-tleuient wilh contractors in the Kamloups area.

Haynes said the CLRA was using the Kamlnops issue as an excuse to hold up the talks until Ihe mediation coininis-sion brings down a binding settlement. "The mediation commission decision can only precipllate a major confrontation," he said. Ihe six unions are united in Iheir opposition to the Mediation Commission and cnmpul. suiy arhilralinn. The iiniuns are supported by the entire labor movement." "The only method of resolving this dispute is through the process of free collective bargaining he added.

"The sooner Ihe eniplovcis and the government recntmue this, the sooner this major dispute will be settled and full construction underway." Charles J. Connaghan. pres ident of Ihe CLHA, later issued a statement saying the di.ipule over Ihe Kamlnnps local was a "pioy" on Ihe part ol the unions. He said the inlernatinnal iilliciliiinil Llectncal Workers had insisted that the Knnilonps local he left out of the agreement. He said the local had signed agreements with independent contractor!) In the Kamloops area, but had not siyned with any CLHA members.

"This is impossible," he said. "There is no way we are going to reach an agreement with part of a union." "The electrical workers' union seems to be trying lo call the shots," Connaghan added "What's right for the rest of the province Is right for Kamlnnps. There is no way it ran be regarded as a separate enclave." The CLRA president said Ihe assncialinii remains ready to resume iiegotialinns individually or collectively wilh any of the six unions, which include the carpenters, plumbers, cement masons, heat and 1 insulators ami boiler makers. Meantime, a CI IU spukes-riiaii said the refusal of Ihe six unions lo return to Work lias foiled a slowdown on must iii.iui- conslruciioii projects in the pi mime. how long it will be before Matsqni outlets will lie licensed, "but when the community is officially declared wet, we will apply fur licensing immediately." The mayor said major lintels have been reluctant to mnve into the Malsipii area because residents had not given approval to licensed premises.

lo get into the main stream (of knowledge He said he found Ihe Chi nese have shortened medical training programs tu three years from five or six, are making a big drive to prevent tumors and cancers, cariliirvascular complaints, and chronic bronchitis, are integrating traditional and modern methods general- ly are redirecling doctors from the city lo the ruial areas, and emphasiiug the work of paramedics "or barefoot physicians as lliey call them lie said he found their ad minislraliun of prevenlive medicine an awesome sight" and methods winded out by Ihe Chinese could be of great use to the underdeveloped countries of the world. "Although mention was made of i'lL'sidcut Nixon's visit and Ihe new leader in Japan, we didu discuss poll Ins very mmh," said I)r. Maddin. Eclipse today DOTH LINK; bhous the route where the solar eclipse will he seen this morning in totality. Partial eclipse of the sun will he visihle in Vancouver from 1 1 1 (J a.m.

to 1:27 p.m., weather permitting. Come and Hear it, Frc ddivery ond inituliutiun Credit taim availobUf" China lrip an eye-opener 1 I KEEP 1 KI.I.ING THEM I Just don't have the money. I It was in June, IM7I, that a representative from Canadian I Eamiby Kecord Plan called on us and we agreed to pur- I chase a photo album tor Siilill. Payment weren't to start 1 until the following October. So, I gave the salesman a post I dated (In-line fur ill).

However, by the time October rolled I around I was unemplnvcd and the item I didn't need was a i lino pholi) album, called several limes in an attempt tu I cancel the routracl. Even the letters I wrote didn't make I an impression because the album arrived on Nov. 1. (if tourse 1 had no ihoiie but to return the photos. Now I 1 Keep receiving statements for payment.

A "final notice" 1 just arrived and I don't know what to do. an you help? itod Moin, helowna.) THE COMPANY is cancelling your contract. 1 A spokesman said they had replied to your January 1 letter by ottering you reduced payments until your linau- rial position improved. However, we're told, they didn't re- I cer. a reply.

I If you receive another billing, ignore it, they said. Ilil.l.lllHlllillllll Airlines 4loo says hijack vidimus son illicit Press International in HU ion can fail in to! Ktllf King Kong iurto iltm ncmsi tstou tuch putt a Ihi bigqt! Iht bit! ivntui rrwdfll 7WU4 fM rfid-tf i (half mwit (Kjr (Jl Wahi Arf tufK(lulii oJJn'f piiipttlt Jitfti the 9 po-fl( icn Ktcity and jr trmonc tn lh Vumui UAi Iti prmwuilf rnurfced pfi( of ir.dioJci a o(rui Cuul ttip model lil Iwtniuti hoi 0 Ml Hi )2 mch piatttr ood conttfiiitice and rttord isin lnlM fwmbit III morktd jKit4 dI miiudt ths 4tiuAt walnut butt and a hirj4 untid to( Papular iticner hui ratud Iht fmpitl catfrtdt si Ihrir sbaitt in IfU tflttrn I wgiild -d' The trnifi muJtlnumtxr ii 9ViiVX and tl rot fffltfluii morhtd Ioj ibttiuK laiyi'tf tliioi ilondma iculcr with a 12 inth Qnttr ti th modii ifiUMt lit laryt diamftvr wouftr gilewi it to rforoduca dvep bait wiihoui or d'ltoitiftf ftvoufttul lauimif loo, itf hunt) cucii Kmniht. jdiii -arh tranli Ttw morhid prici tl JiS' 90 a jWlf In Kutg Kontj fii eM Iht rnpirs Stjlc fluildiirg le hit deuth Yc mrf bt tu kap Im ai the totul prciou.ljr rtxiitietf prit ul (h, tyUtm ii iliSJ Ki Kilty i can nitvt fou ihn Km Ksng Sjilvn fort) 194 ftVY WC? steheo IkJuJuLtx Mnnw 540 GRANVILLE. 2185 4 2714 BROADWAY FARK ROYAL, W. VAN 61 1 COLUMBIA, WEST tpmlag rtui tnMiUi limn Mul the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association- "The Chinese place great importance on physical Illness and competilinn.

This of course helps Iheir general health. "And." be added. "There was an openness and willingness fiiini everyone to exchange ideas. At the medical level, lliey were must anxious .1,. 1 nwni.

i h. imiTi niiiimi i I Special Limited Offer fy" WWFiMiinniiyi in i. in ii 1 1 1 i ii NMBrn JfJT' 1 prij A for his father's funeral in suburban Veidim, Meanwhile, fi have found no evidence Ibat a ie-mote Club wliu airstrip may have been the real destination of the two hijai keis. On one of their bodies a note was found Willi the location and niher details of the I'uiili Mountain airstrip, an abandoned military base roughly 2u0 miles uorlli of Vancouver. Officers were scut Friday to Investigate the airstrip from the IttMl' detachment at Williams Lake, about miles lo the east.

Air and ground searches were carried out at Ue reipiest of the fr'HI, but nothing unusual was tniind and Ihe Mounlies have returned to their base. An otli rer at the detachment said Sunday that the MP investigation lias ended unless further instructions aie received. It has been speculated that accomplices of Ihe blockers may have been walling in the I'unUl MniiiiUilu region. Mii.NTHEAi. The sun of the man Killed in the first l'a itlf Soiiilmeat Airline's hijacks last week said Sunday lie plans In sue Pacific Smith-west hn aii.se he ft els U.S.

airlines "are really iieyliyfut alnml hijacking Ttnlicl't Carter nf Vaiienii-ver, sunt he plans In file Mill in San I-I anciscn Tuesday or Wednesday. He would not say how unit lie plans to ask In damages. "It's mil a ipieslinn of miioiint." farter said, "It is simply that the airlines in our opinion are really iii'iiliiinirl ul lujai kinjJ. I'ilots in the S. and all over the world wanted tu ro on strike to pin-li-sl the tiiiackincs The airlines slopped the pilots with a rourl in)inii lion because it umiM tost them loo much money.

"If for oine reason American tiovernmenl rim.s not proceed, v.e v. ill lake some In this action in the -Canadian couils. Itul I (eel certain won't have any lionhle having our ease heard." A Pacific Southwest airliner was Imarked Wednesday by two Unitarian who demanded ransom and paradiiHes and asked to he flown to Siberia. They were Killed by HU au-ents in a tliootout in whn li Carter's father Stanley was fatally woundi apparently lv the hljai kers. The ynuiwer Carter )s in Montreal in pniaiallnn llimtrr himself hi tort fur i2 yvw Hi'ity sr i) f) Finland (CP) fi.iui the Old Boys' eccllon of a Suffolk bi liool luaKaine: "lie is acknowledged lo be OHO of the country's liicalesl I a on liunlinu.

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