Times Colonist from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada • 14

14 VICTOiUA TIMES, THURSDAY. JULY 6, 1972 James Fraser To Conduct Park Concert mm Chess Match Financier Led Chequered Career The concert, stiirtitijj at 2:30 p.m. at the Cameron band-shell, is one of a series sponsored by tiie City of Victoria, the Trust Fund of the Itecord-ing Industries and the Victoria Musicians' Association, play waltzes, marches, overtures and selections from Broadway musicals. Providing entertainment during the intermission will be guitarist and vocalist Peter Chipman. This Sunday's concert in Beacon Hill Park will feature the Victoria Concert Orchestra under the direction ot James Fraser, the well-known local violinist and teacher.

The 30-iieee orchestra will Action Deferred NORTH VANCOUVER (CP) District council has deferred action for one month on a request by Alderman Gordon Hose that Vancouver Wharves Ltd. be told to stop emitting alleged sulphur and potash dust into the Novgute. area by Aug. 1. The move came alter council was told a survey conducted by the Research Council found the emissions from the company's bulk tading operations was an esthetic, issue and not a health hazard.

the in a 1 coiu-enleaticin, which I'm forced to use and it LOBSTER NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY BROILED AUSTRALIAN ROCK LOBSTER TAIL A delirious sett AkhI hwilett amj bitntt-a ami swrvml Willi hleumy ilif, ait-en HiiU Urown butit'r. listtiuii'S fr.mp, wlacl, ilild tluftfrtift, Hea. HI'IHVK liAlil.V-A Utll 4006 hlillKiunm M. 4tVmZt OLD BAILEY DINING LOUNGE $093 Dally Selections-Complete Dinners Onion Soup, Tossed Salad Slater Walker was Britain's 75th largest company with markt't capital of about yjlll million. "My ambition is to build it into one ot the biggest industrial investment companies In the world," says Slater who, despite his resxm.sibil-Hies, works only four Tla-hour days a week.

Ite takes eight weeks holidays a year. Had he ever regretted going Into business instead of devoting his full time to chess? "Well, I love chess. But, you see, business is an even more challenging game," Sunday: ROCK CORNISH GAME HEN stuffed with sage dressing. 'Buon Apei'ito Monday VEAL SCALOPINI CHASSEURS Tuesday: DUNGENESS OF CRAB served in the shell with Sauc Huttandalse, Wednesday. GRILLED LAMB CHOPS with English mmt auw.e.

Thursday: GRILLED CHICKEN AMERICAN fine-Hull All dinners served with Tomatoes Provem.nl Bulled, Parisian f'arslied Potatuel Chwuecatai with Strawberry Tutfiii. LONDON iCl'l Jim Slater, the millionaire investment banker h.se $125,000 contribution saved the world chess championship from an early collapse, is a mustur of. the game himself. 1 Slater, 43, is already a legendary figure in British financial circles after un astonishing rise during the 60s from an obscure position in industry to chairman of Slater Walker Securities an international Investment banking fiimt. He established himself as an outstanding chess player at ae 11 when he captured the British boys' championship and drew with the adult a i Sir George Thomas.

"Hut I gave up chess after that; it was too all-consuming and I wanted to become an accountant, and jt wasn't until the last five years or so that I slarted playing again," Slater said in un interview, 1.1KKS HUM) HI SS Apart from chess, mosl of Slater's leisure hours are spent with his wife and three, children. "Hut my wife likes I chess, too, so we have no trouble agreeing how til spend I our tree tune." Nmv he often plays blind-: folded localise "it intensities FRIDAY-SATURDAY JULY 7 and 8 2 and 8 p.m. BEAVER LAKE PARK UNDER THE BIG TOP Fine Wining fur 1 Ptf Break-flint, Lunch "fm mfr uiul Vomer tUiily iJ 210 (overnmeiit St (In ttiw Par1tttinu4 y'B HlllltliHKS aft-Ki 3847151 adds a whole new spirit, to the. game," A well-worn chess board now stands in hia office besida St. Paul's Cathedral and young, ambitious directors of bis rapidly-expanding firm are frequently invited to match their skill against Slater.

Would a director who won too often be out of fnvor, he was asked. "Hell, no, I'd promote him. It doesn't happen thtit Tall, sharp-featured and charming, Slater says he decided to contribute $1:5,000 to double tho prize money in the world chess championships in Ketkjavik, Iceland, because the "game's the thing and if Huoney is the only way to have it played, then I have it to give," His donation took the Ioitii of a direct challenge to Bobby Fischer of the United States to show tip in Iceland for his scheduled game with Russia's Boris Spussky, defending world champion. Slider was almidy well known as cosimnsor of the annual Hastings International chess coniietitin. Krietids say Slater was neither particularly bright nor ambitious in sch.iol.

In his early years he was obsessed Friday: OPKN SINDAVS Entrtniiutipnt Mutuly r.tt.11 nii.i.K AMI MII II.A (Sag Niurtirs SJib Hmxst World 1 amnuH hpam Itiht HUtliV fi Wh HtHM. Wtnm Ufa lVnkcr I'lity Nightly ti HI ItHH 1 385 S380 Clam Chowder. Tossed Salad. PHOVK.NCAL, Pai'slled Potatoes. Cheesecake with Htraw-beciy Topping.

Heveraue Saturday: Onlun Soup, TJsaeU Samit 8 oz. NEW YORK STEAK jtarnisheit vvtth Oui.n Kmtfs, Hakea Ptrt-ato. Cheesfi'sk vUh Strawtwrry Tuppmij. Heveraue. 3 3 ICE Skating the "Reasonably Priced" Authentic Italian Restaurant Sunnily Cannelloni Lumitna, Ravioli.

Uiyiitoni, Mmiicotti, Siniiilwtti, I 1 Chickfii Cucriiit'H'i', 'eal SritHoifini and yoor rlmire of bevtmtiivn. Take-Out Onlert Aailabla 1'arkade Neaibf lilll (ioveriuiii'iit Street Victoria, B.C., 8HJ V.M 8:30 Tonight 1 ''vi Till; OLD I5AILKY dining hum THE WILSON MOTOIt l.VN 8o0 BLANSHAKI) ST. 385-6787 ROLLER SKATING TOMORROW 8 P.M. wih chess. HOT IHIK IX AltMV He was called up in the army alter the Second World War and his ex'riiice in the ranks with many men who saw no prosx't8 of succft-ji in their lives gave him the urge to ahead, says Slater, He formed his pnesent company early in the los lu partnership with Peter Walker, now housing minister In the Conservative gowin- yk can't claim that no one will ever buy another import.

But take a look at what's happened to Pinto. i nr-nt mid out of the ImMnWs. I Ky Uif end nt Hie decade, vi At Apologies Clear Way For Match AN i r4i it Mm ami HmtM hOLLTWDOD ELLTEANT ACT OtSNlYlANDiConrfsoCioifli MIlllARtf Susies DC WAV NE Canine THOUPE ri 1 1 1 nfia IlilOUtkS RlVUf J0NllS MISl I Ol IntanON Iwmit iM DINGLE HOUSE lUnr tn an auhrnfic I lr-lurtnn vtmtihithrfr. lining iir trig ai.ilul Tnmr Hlh ot tlrtl." AFTERNOON TEA 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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JAP) iWiUiy t-iMiu-r made a full K-mO nl nullity lion Kpiissky bi.iy, and K-imers the world Hiem (lutniivliip iniit.li Kiml 1 1,,. wtaibl niet l.ir Iheil lin.1 giiuie Stuulay lilnlil. 1l nf(imrrs id i hail liet-n a in pnlii hM thr (tiawinit clciemaiie liN wmM hie wha mid llinn tlie hrsl mmo. "ftw ini Am. iii.iii in a Mter il.

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And when you go up against the estbliird small cars, you've got to be jit least as good. Maybe even a little Utter. That's why we've followed a policy of continuing improvement with the Pinto since it was introduced. Some of these changes r.re rather technical. Many of them you might not even we.

But tiil of them were made to try and make sine that Pinto offered you a little more convenience, a little nunc comfort, nd little nnrc value. One example: the original Pinto us built to run quietly. And we have cn-tinued to try and Rive Pinto at ft ride a nssil.le. In the putt year we have lidded even more juhhuI iiiMil.ttinti, and we have dvi rc tund the exhaust system. Now we can't wy that the Pinto will tide quietly i a Hull Noyce, but you will find it it one little car that's Ircttv easy the cat.

Hcecmly, we've taktn iw opliont that a lot tf people rrm to like with their Pinto, ttttd we-'ve put them t'gethT in a that e-fftrt partifular value. Available tily a (roup and priced only one hundred dll.r ymi fan ivm otdT fu-nt disc brakr, U.l.Mile hrtl eovcm, n.J a rtr window defroster for your Pinto sedan. Your Pinto wilt then be priced at $2393 And ot $2JW, pinto will still le priced below the licst selling 2 -door, 1600 cc model of these imports; the VW Super Ik ttle, the ToyoU Corolla Coupe and Datsun 510. Of course, if you decide not to order this value option group, the price for Pinto is then $2293. The choice is up you.

You see.with Pinto.you don't hove to pay for what you might not really want. But a nice price is only one reawitt we think our Pinto offer a Isltle nire value than the romixtition. PinUi has rack -mid pinion Mttnisg. VW, Dot and Toyota do not. The rat Valid pinion yt is Used by (nunc of the Wot Id' peat rating ens I -realise it make for precise, te msive steering.

Pinto' and piuam Mrenng system shoull ullowr yti to get into tight spots and out of tin a little easier. Pinto nlsti has a wider stance than thee itnptif nxkhtt. That means stability t-n a windy day. And if cat. to pas that bin trutk.

Pinto is alvi signed to le a 1 king httle enr, Ym teallv d--nt have ti l-k pt; in id tn practical. Pinto't ks dn'l cost mi an rstra wt.ny. All in all, we think there are a lot of pood reasf.ns why you should consider Pinto before you buy small rar. They really all add up to the fact that we fed our Pinto offers a little more Value than the coinjK tition. If you are determine! to l.x..k at an import look.

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