The Northwest Singers have been entering the Pacific Northwest Music Festival for the past two years, and'will be representing the festival in the cholr class at the B.C. Festival of the Arts. They will not be going The Pacific Northwest Music Festivals representative for In: . down personally, but will be sending a tape recording of their performance instead. They gave a special performance at th REM Lee Theatre on Sunday. a termediate Plano Is Audrey Faber of Terrace, Audrey. has, been participating in the festival for 10 years and has-been playing the plano since she was five years old. She, as well as four other. per. - formers and one cholr gave a special presentation at the REM Lee. Theatre on Sunday, April & They will all be Festival of the Arts In Penticton. , going down to the Bc. City buses stopped — VANCOUVER (CP) — Bus riders shivered in cold rain for half an hour Monday in Greater Vancouver and Victoria as transit drivers staged a rush-hour work stop- page. iss Drivers pulled to the. side of the road at 4:30 p.m. — and because Vancouver’s two daily | newspapers are closed by astrike many riders were caught unawares. The effects were less severe In Victoria, where the newspaper’ is operating and the rain was light, although winds were strong enough::to bring down a number of -utility lines. - 7 ' “It's really in- convenient," said Helen Ullrich after waiting. 30 minutes at Broadway and Granville in Vancouver. “Unfortunately, I didn't listen to the news. - It's entirely unexpected and very inconvenient.” “Thate it,” added Mary Allan of Vancouver. “Tt just hate standing here in ° the cold.” . City . and syburban police reported * no significant increase in: traffic tie-ups, but their switchboards. received many calls from people wondering what was wrong with the buses. The .. Independent Canadlati Transit Union, representing 2,300 bus drivers’ and 470 main- tenance. and Seabus workers, has. been without a contract since ’ March 1983. There have _Jast | week — ‘allowing passengers to _ Fide for only 25 cents and been no negotiations since . last month. ’ The union, negotiating its first contract since replacing - the. Amalgamated |. Transit Union as bargaining unit: in January 1992, has been conducting what it call an “unstrike.”. _NO UNIFORMS | ' Drivers,. who earn $14.47 an hour, have been wearing street clothes or costumes instead of wiforms and — until stopped by court order were a promise to pay the rest of their 75-cent fare when | _ the union accepts a contract.’ "There was one previous | fi half-hour stoppage, but it was not.in‘rush hour, The unfon has proposed . a .threayear contract - with annual wage In-. creases of two, three and four per cant. The Metro: Transit the —_restraint-thinded provincial government, says it has.no budget for higher wages..and any raise must conie from improved . productivity. The ©company has proposed a: package of elght proposals, which it says the unign refuses even to discuss. Union president Colin Kelly said Monday that management is “not after a collective ‘agreement that both sides can live with, they’re after un- feltered . management rights." Operating Ca, 2 prealed by “Metro ‘Transit has proposed looser work-— scheduling contract provisions to cover rush- ° hour' work loads.-It wants - .to hire part-time drivers, and hopes to reduce the number of drivers —. currently 12. per cent. of the work force — set aside on the “spare board” to cover illnesses and other problems among scheduled drivers. 7 ‘Tival ”. Christian. «Moslem groups, and, the “Buffer force —in Lebanon BEIRUT (Reuter). — Lebanon's warring Christian and Moslem. factions have given final approval to a plan to separate their forces along the Beirut front lines and place a buffer force of police military observers bet: ween them. oo The disengagement plan was — endorsed Monday by a “higher security committee” which met in the presidential palace as clashes along the . con- frontation lines continued ‘intermittently into the night. : ~The committee, set up at last month's national ré€Eonciliatlon conference in Switzerland and chaired by President Amin Gemayel, includes representatives of the and Lebanese army. :Committee spokesman and: Munif Oweidat gave no details of the plan or when it would be put into effect. He said it is only "a first step on the road to ending ‘the fighting.” 5 “Reports -say 2,000 to 3,000 police will take up positions: between the rival. foreea' along the | front and combatants will pull back to lines just out. of sight of each other. . The front stretches 14 , kilometres from Beirut's port in the north to. the . army-held mountain town of. Souq -al-Gharb in the southeast. The pullbacks will vary from 640 metres by each side’ in some places to only nine or 13 metres in others. Oweidat said a military subcommittee of representatives from the rival groups is trying to. implement the plan and session) The , followed days of fighting, A Quality Canadian Made STEEL BELTED RADIAL __.. All tires covered by Kal T: Road Hazard Warrant you own them. Sale Expires. April 14, 1984. a1. We from,*18 tot “FROM. Pair P155/80R13 INSTALLED, ire’s own y for as long as Second Section will rémain in‘permanent__ ; La ah ee " Bos. 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