& 8 © By UNITED PRESS CANADA MONTEBELLO: Qu- ebec - Summit leaders convened for final round- table discussion Tuesday grudgingly accepting U.S. economic policy, for now, with an American offer to advise them ‘on any new future policy directions. President Ronald Reagan, warned that his policy was driving Europe towards social turmoil, defended his high interest rate policy to combat inflation and made a “strong and determined” argument against ' in- creasing money supplies to lower lending rates, Treasury Secretary Donald Regan said. He said, “There was silence when the president was finished” his policy summary for the leaders of Canada, Great Britain, West Germany, France, Italy, Japan and the European Economic Community attending the three-day summit. Postal mediator asks for patience OTTAWA - ‘Mediator Alan Gold convened a fifth day of painstaking negotiations. Tuesday with an appeal to Canadians for patience with his efforts to end the 22-day-old national postal strike. “Il wish you would persuade the people of Canada to understand that this is a consensual process,” Gold told reporters as he entered into separate meetings with negotiators for the government and the 23,000-member Canadian Union of Postal Workers. “I'm trying to get agreement and the easiest way to get agreement is to have people accept certain situations. And I cannot get agreement by imposing it upon them.” The two negotiating teams met separately for about three hours Tuesday before Gold brought them together apain in direct bargaining. Isreal rejects talks with PLO Israel Tuesday rejected direct negotiations with the PLO in quest of a cease-fire in Lebanon and an Isracli official said his country was unhappy that President Reagan halted delivery of U.S. war- planes. As Deputy Defense Minister Mordechai Zippori cmerged from a five-hour Cabinet mecting called by Prime Minister Menachem Begin in Jerusalem, more Sovict-made rockets fired by Palestinians from Lebanon hit Isracli towns. Turning to the copn- tinued embargo of F-16 deliveries, Zippori said, “I am very unhappy, but I hope we shall overcome it and this thing will be settled. It is not a crisis.” Zippori nevertheless said he hoped _ the “legitimate argument” with the United States would be overcome and if the Lebanese authoritics approach Isracl for talks on a cease-fire, “We will be very glad to do it (talk).” northern Wardair set for strike TORONTO - Wardair's 725 fhght attendants were et to strtkhe next week but the airline had SOO trained and government: approved tendants reached for oa backup at long strike company vee President Tom Spalding sand Luesday We have oNet VOM) people, trained and Labor Ministry approsed teady to take over oun cyent of a strike” saad Spalding We could weather a long strike but we certainly don't: look forward to one ” Union negobator Merl Day, Dowesver said the Company s tcmporary attendants were any sullhooently teamed Phey re gusta them tive chavs oof Chasen rather than the normal six weeks said Day “Were teady to stoke fets sec what kind of safety ts provided: for passengers whenut happens | ...-has purchased volume quantities of quality Danish : styted furniture at huge savings that can now be passed on to you with a ¢ Jou. TEAK ROOM DIVIDER The bookcase _with many uses,-even stereo or TV stand. Should be sold for $159. 49"x:16"x 29". $199. Volume Discount Price PLUS MANY, MANY MORE SAVINGS... [= = ALSO- CHOOSE FROM A NORTH VANCOUVER ... ~ b ° TEAK LOW BOOKCASE Our most popular kit form low bookcase at 32x 11”x 39” high. Should be sold for $169. Volume Discount 99. Price PRINT SECTIONAL SOFAS Quality, style, and comfort at a super saving. Should be sold for at teast $1119. Volume Discount $799 Price ; eo TEAK DINETTE TABLE this 36"’x 36” table is ideal for dinette or apartment. Should be sold for at teast $239. [] WIDE SELECTION OF 1 SOLID TEAK CHAIRS f. # ¥FROMSS9. 5 a 3 : 3 |e 1470 PEMBERTON AVE. nortH vancouver Vina aed Manton, fue ye wehoane © SNe Hurtin a WN foe 8 lL otvery awitihttae af ete. ctl © AE ree Pee nt epere Ce Gite ale © Al uate tna © Phone O80 O80. / Weed ard peated Gy SCAnGcrotl Funmwstwngs (10