Kathy ‘Yuba wants her car back. it’s sitting In. the lotofa, fowing company because ofa dispute’ 7 she has witty the body shop that repaired it.

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"By CARLA WILSON | Heralg Stati Writer . Don Nig lent. has Kathy Juba's care ICBC refuses to get involved. and ‘Kathy

wants her: car back: -

who hit Juba’s car and took off withent:leavéng any in formation who's to blame for ~ beginning -a- complicated. series. of problems ‘and ‘disagreements - that: “still aren't resolved... Juba’s:1974 Ford. Capri was side-swiped at the end of

ICBC and adjustor Herb - Buss estimated the ‘damage: done-to her car. ; The car ended: up at Nugent's: Body. and Paint _ Work Shop after Kathy had ‘compared a few af the body _ shops around town. The car was in the shop from 4. '. Motday. to the following . Saturday.

up the bill Game to $204, Her, “and told-him the cheque had deductible on the insurance =-,been stopped> ate pointed

was $150 and extra work she gut problems e car

. had done on the car came t6 and ieft it at bis shop.

$54. ICBC was to pay the - _Aletter of instruction from

‘ palaneé of the work which aaa acca te Nig in

. game to $176.72, She wrote - ta v ugent's

- It qutlined in detail work that -

‘out'a cheque for her portion *: of the bill and took her car, «

The job done on, the’ car

was, unsatisfactory, said

Juba, and she drive the car to ICBC to show Buss.

Buss checked the car over.

and said an unsatisfactory job had been done on the car.

Juba, says Buss ‘recom:

‘.' mended a stop payment | ‘be pat onthe cheque to theshop.

However, Buss says he‘

didn’t tell Juba to stop’ the cheque. He did say, “lft was her, 1 probably wouldn't

accept” the car the way it ;

was.”

' ICBC doesn't become :

involved in disputes between ihe car owner and the shop”

‘ that does work on the ‘car, ,

Buss said.

Juba and her: “companion

said they would go back to

the shop and straighten the ‘matter up ‘and mentioned that the cheque had already been stopped, he sald,

"There's nothing wrong —

with the job. Ididit myself, ” said shop owner Don Nugent.

“Tt Fooka good, if you asked even an expert bodyman to look at the panels, they

couldn't pick out which one .

However, it’s the driver . °

_. May. She took her car ‘to.’

. * When Juba picked the car.

had been repa _

. ‘The flaws ret Juba Is

complaining about can't. be: ‘seen from: a standing position with. the naked eye, he eald.:

Juba: contends: that Buss ‘gave her advice: on what to

édo-with the car and this led .

her to believe that. she had ICBC's support. : : (Nugent worked on ‘the car ‘for thé second . time, but: wasn't: aware that the

cheque’ had been “stopped: . “The work still ‘wasn't.

‘the = “Juba had already been to

‘ tie Terrace RCMP on this

satisfactory ‘to Juba 20 car went back to ICBC. for Buas's: ‘opinion, ‘said ‘Juba;

Buss closely inspected the. _ car and "gave her, ine - structions as to what: to: ‘tet

Nugent what was still wrong - a “tmetinig officials in ICBC,,

with the car, Juba. says,

“He indicated It util wasn't s complete job," Juba took the Capri back.

“te Nugent for a third time’

-she still wanted, done ib the car.

“Please tend to all ot the ‘following items and ‘indicate with a: ‘check mark in. the ‘spaces’ provided as -each item is properly completed.”

“Tf you require additional space for any comments, details, explanations, etc., please wrile only: on- this -page and if more space is needed, write alzo on the back of this page.” =; The instructions, plus the previous. two paragraphs, vinced Nugent not to work on the car again, =~ * “ghe's talking perfection and. flawless and who can define that?!’ ; - “You can go around a vehicle forever and you'll” always have some flaw in an it ICBC had agreed to provide Nugent with the - extra hours, the instrietions would take to complete he ‘would have done nvore work on. the car However, the hours ICBC had originally granted had _ been used up and the in-

surance company wouldn't.

ISA LITTLE MIXED UP. ok | ac ar caper -

granteny i imore. Nugent was. not going to work on the car. untess either ICBC or. Juba paid him for it. <. When Juba heard that Ww

more work would be done on - ~ber car she told Nugent she

would be out to pickit up. He

told her he was going to hold... onto the car until he recelved “ ‘payment, -:

Nugent doesn’t have his property closed in,.s0 with her extra -set of keys, she \went-ti-his shop and drove ‘OF with: her-car.: ”

‘matter. ‘They informed her it. was ‘a civil dispute and it was. between her and Nugent, Juba then began con- - The ©

manager and

“’ supervisor of ICBC went out

together. to éxamine the car.

"1" didn't see anything particularly: wrong with the car in. terms of work," said IcBc supervisor,

Wilson. - _ There seems to be a

blem. and’ it -may lic ‘between Juba ‘aml the body shop,” he said. :” “we. can’t ‘really get.involy : Juba says she is nat satisfied. ; with: ICBC's

‘Tesponse. | : wn bad bed acting on the

ICBC. There ac-

advice of an representative..: should be. some

‘countability...and ICBC | shouldbe ‘supporting ite.

‘representative " . Nugent put a mechanic’ 8 lien on the Capri and had it towed away last Friday, The RCMP were called in again

by Juba. However, they sald |

they were not ina position to atop, the car being towed.

Juba says: she: has two witnesses who will sign ‘affidavits saying they heard Buss say the work done on

‘the car was unsatisfactory |

and that the car should be _ returned ‘to the body shop.

. Nugent submitted his bill te ICBC but they won't pay while the dispute ison, Juba ‘ olfered to pay the total coats, except for ICBC's share this ‘week. However, because ICBC has sent the bill back once to Nugent, he is reluctant to give Juba the car again without being paid

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in fall ‘in case another ‘dispute arises.

‘Juba was’ originally’ tilled -

“$004, but..this amount ‘has Increased ‘since the car was towed away. “

“The total bill is $483. 17 as of Wednesday, but each day

iat in the towing company” 5

“The bill-is made up of the so charge for ‘the- original -work, a $5 service charge on the. ‘stopped cheque, ICHC's

portion of $176.72. ‘the cost of . issuing and ‘registering the “f seizing” the ‘car was. $51.20; the ©

mechanic’ 8 lien’ and

towing charges are $31.25 and an extra $3.75 ls added

every day while the car Is in .

storage.

As of today, Juba is: ICBC says it’s,

frustrated; | not thelr concern,

not and Nugent has the car.

fone treatment.

pelted police with rocks and . bottles in a second. straight

*. Injured. and two businesses: ‘ Officials sealed off.a 16-io -20-equaire-block area. of. “Orlando's west’ side ° lite: ‘Wednesday y and hundreds of. ; police. in. riot gear swept through: the area, pushing: young: “blacks. from the” “streets. and arresting mére: .

aa in wolence i _ when: “white” 7 arrested a block robbery,”

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“ORLANDO, Fia..(AP), — Looters ~ Faced | through stores, Molotov. cocktails Ii

the - neighborhood andi bee of black youths

pight of...violence . in: this

to the ground: :

thian 20 people. The” ‘new, “disturbances

polerient suspect’ in a ‘neighborhood: bar.

The city, ringed by Disney *

‘World and other . tourist, : attractions, becanie the:

third in Florida’ to’ ex: perience — -yace-related. violence this year. Rioting in

‘Tampa and Miami in May _ killed - "48 |

people, and ‘hit Miami again two weeks ago. .

Rocks and bottles smashed.“ into cars after. Orlando. Twins baseball. fans left a’:

. downtown ‘sports : stagium. © # Wednesday night, blocks,

Memorial

° GREENWOOD, N. Ss. (cP)

-' 4 The graves of nine, men

ued tad plane etwah atthe

“top of the World 80 years ago ~ -~, have never™ “pean: visited by

"the victims’: far-away North . Ams can relatives. ton July 31, fami pa’ ‘of the men are e oe “flown to the‘ gravesite in "qlert,-a Canadian, military: station 860 kilometres ‘from. - the’ North Pole, for. a memorial eervice. s “Eight Canadians ‘and one - Ameriean died. when’ their - plane crashed during -a ~ supply drop to. the isolated Arctic garrison in 1950." “Bighteen’ relatives — one. ‘of whom was the wite. of a radio operator ‘who died —

. will be picked up ‘in Ottawa |

and Quebec City by. a7Her- ‘cules aircraft which: will > make a .‘fight:. from. the: Canadian Forces Base here, ‘the airbase: from: which the

Pec near cir

ay ‘from the: bla : borkvood. “Four, : “iuadred polleemen wer ‘called. in to help. quell the. disturbance. "Firebombe get blazes in at”

cluding a hotel and a°fish . tarket. A: grocery ‘and.

koeses, sald fire department spokesman Leslie Fagindo. Sporadic. Tooting. was fe- ported...

At: Jeait.four people, in- eluding : “two, , television | reporters, received ‘minor injuries when attacked. by

“roving gangs of blacks,

Wylie said. ‘APolice: Chief James Nursey

~ . Bald the possibility of a

. curfew was under con- ‘sideration.

Earllerin the day, city and Orange County officials. ‘spent three hours listening to -

“100 angry blacks in a hastily”.

+” afganized meeting.

City. Commissioner - Shelton Adams promised an

investigation. into the con: ., dact,of the police who made: . “the! arrest .of ‘a iS-year-old black’. woman - accustd “of. ' staating $600\ from a white’.

“pale, Blacks contended the

force used was excessive and said that local governments _ have. ignore? ‘minority.’

: concerns ee

” About" - sgne:titth:- of

Orlarido's 190,000 residents °{° ”

are black, and the ‘eatimated:.

service |

after 30 years.

illfated 1950 originated,

- National, Defence’. Headquarters ‘in Ottawa: ‘pays: “99 ‘servicemen will * accompany the families and. . lay; wreaths . . the Arctic:

ons toe

ds’ the. world's “northernmost ‘inhabited ‘site. - “About "200 ‘Canadian’ servicemen are. ‘stationed. there;

-. Crosses anda stone. cairn - at a site facing: ‘the. Lincoln” Sea mark the graves. The. bodies . were ‘buried, ‘there:

after a U.S. Air Force plane, .

dispatched * ‘to “bring the bodies: home,’ dlso ‘ebashed..’: No oie aboard the US. flight” ° was injured. -

Maj. Craig - Mills; auty jmformation © “officer: defence peadquarters, says"

Arctic‘ conditions were - fuged too hazardous & at that

time.

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WEATHER _

“The weather forecast for:

Friday «is ‘mainly ‘cloudy.

‘skies «with: showers.

‘Temperatures: ‘are, ex-

aftefnoon -

“pected to. vary between a’

x

“high * “of 18° degrees oan overnight low of 12 degrees. ©

- The outlook for Saturday is the same, very little change’. - expected...

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Air flight. attendants wil.

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_ first year and 10 per cent it. the second’ year. ‘Previous | contract ‘expires today.

SWINDLER.FINED

William Ling, who, operated. Vancouver’ a2 “Development ” ‘Ltd. ~ “end” Cantex. Development Ltd 4 was fined $12,000. in county’ court Tuesday for; nwindling buyers ‘of. Hawailan con: dominiums, out of more than a0, 900 “in, real “estate -

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in’ October to meet with ‘ retall travel: agents, tour operators and travel ‘paltors,

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Burrard Clean, a petroleum, industry. “co-operative, | handlqd the clean-up. En .

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check saniples of: the alick against semniet hai «nearby shia,

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