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‘Quebec; the Yukon and Northwest Territories.
“They are just a simple note,” she said. “They have got

RESTRICTED
However, in British Columbia, Nova Scotia and Prince
Edward Island the use of this type of will is more restricted.
In British Columbia, for example, a holograph will is
d only under ly limited
“The only time they are valid is if they were made in a
jurisdiction that recognizes them, and even then they only

“Bay you've got a fellow who lives in Utah who makes a
Utah will that is holographed and he has a bank account up

“here and a summer cotta;

“If the holograph will is in fact valid in Utah, it will be

valid in British Columbia so far as the bank account is
- but not so far as the summer cottage.”

In such a case, the courts will decide who should get the

immovable assets.
NEED WITNESSES

In Nova Scotia, a handwritten will must be witnessed
by at least two adults and signed by the person making the
will, says Tim Matthews, another specialist in the field.
However, the situation is not as restricted as in British

Tourism down in Canada swiss:

OTTAWA (CP) — A balmy
December might boost the
health of the economy as
much as it would the spirit of
Canadians, and it may be the
only thing that now can save
the country from suffering a
record travel deficit.

Figures released recently
by Statistics Canada show
that during the first three
quarters of the year Cana
dians spent $1.633 billion
more travellilng outside the
country than visitors spent
travelling in Canada.

That's a gap of $75 million
more than during the same
period last year, when the
country was hit with a record
travel deficit of $2.2 billion.

Whether this year's deficit
ends up higher than last
year’s may depend on the
weather, said Statistics Can
ada travel analyst Paul Par
adis.

An early winter means
Canadians could start head.
ing south sooner, increasing
the amount of money being
spent outside the country
and pushing this year's de-
ficit over last year's record

“We're not doing that
great,” Paradis said

While the weakness of the
Canadian dollar against its
U.S. counterpart should be
luring Americans north, the
value of European currencies
has been even more de.
pressed, making travel there
even more attractive.

“On top of that, Canadians
who could afford it might
have chosen to go to Europe
as well, because we have an
increase of 16.3 per cent in
the number of Canadians re-

turning from countries other
than the U.S.,” Paradis said.

The health of the country’s
travel account plays a sig
nificant role in the balance of
payments and whether Can
ada comes out ahead or be
hind in its financial dealings
with the rest of the world.

AFFECTS DOLLAR

And that in turn affects the
value of the dollar, which has
been trading at about 76
cents U.S. for the past few
months and has been below
80 cents U.S. throughout
most of the year. If more
money is flowing into the
country, than out, it in
creases the demand for the
dollar and in turn its value.

Receipts from visitors ac
count for 3.5 per cent of all

money earned by the country
in the trade of goods and ser-
vices, while payments by
Canadians travelling outside
the country account for 5.5
per cent of all the money
spent.

The federal government,
aware of the importance of
attracting visitors to Canada
and keeping Canadians at
home, earlier.thie year ap.
proved a multi-million-dollar
television ad campaign de-
signed to sell the attraction}
of Canadian holidays to bath
Americans and Canadians.

The latest travel account
figures show that during the
first nine months of the year
$3.668 billion was earned
from visitors, up 12.3 per
cent from a year earlier,

while $5.301 billion was spent
outside the country.

During the third quarter
Canada posted a surplus of
$289 million, up from $145
million in the third quarter of
1983.

Though a surplus is usual
during the third quarter of
the year, the increase in the
surplus was likely due to the

low value of.the Canadian.

dollar against its U.S. coun
terpart, which seems to have
deterred families somewhat
from travelling to the United
States.

Offsetting that to an ex
tent were the Olympics and
the U.S. election campaign
which kept some Americans
home during the quarter,
Paradis suggested

in other jurisdictions it depends on what the law
there. there.

Prince Edward Island has similar restrictions. How-
ever, in both Nova Sotia and Prince Edward Island unwit
nessed holograph wills are still recognized in one instance.

“They are valid for members of the Armed Forces or
seaman of active duty,” Dickson said. “But they could always
make holograph wills even when they weren't
elsehwere because of the nature of those professions.”

And for those professions, on active duty includes a
fairly wide range of activities, not just being on the firing
line.

KEEP SIMPLE

Despite the ease of drawing them up, experts say
holograph wills — where they are valid — are only suitable
for the simpler type of bequeathment. Anything complex
that needs to take account of the fact that some people
mentioned in the will may already have died needs to be set
out in the correct legal manner

“Holograph wills are easy to misinterpret,” said
Dickson. “People forget that people don't die in the order
that you expect them to.

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Back to bargaining table| Czech spy jailed

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
B.C. Labor Ministry has
called both sides in the B.C.
Rail dispute back to the bar-
gaining table in an effort to
prevent a lockout of the com
pany's 1,800 employees on
Monday

Ministry spokesman
George Dobie said Tuesday
that deputy minister Graham
Leslie is personally involved
in the mediation process
which began Tuesday and
that Shere will be no lockout
as ts provincial media
tor Geddes stays in
volv@ijin the dispute.

“Geddes appointment will
remain in force as long as the
government thinks there is

some hope of a settlement in
sight,” Dobie said. “And
while Mr. Geddes is media
tor, there can't be a lockout.”

The railway had asked
Geddes to book out of the
dispute Thursday, before
giving the Dec. 10 lockout
date to all unionized em
ployees Friday

A lockout would halt trans
port of coal — about 6.5
million tonnes in 1984 — from
Tumbler Ridge’s northeast
coal deposits to Prince
George, where Canadian Na
tional Railway continues the
delivery to Prince Rupert's
loading facility of Ridley
Terminals Inc.

B.C. Railway doesn't haul

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coal to Roberts Bank in South
Delta, but it does own the
tracks. If locked-out B.C.
Railway unions put up picket
lines, other railways could be
stopped

Coal shipments through
Roberts Bank's Westshore
Terminals Ltd. earn Canada
$3 million a day in export
income. The movement of
northeast coal through
Prince Rupert brings in an
additional $1.6 million.

Gyde Mulhall, unit chair
man of the United Transpor-
tation Union, which repre-
sents 360 B.C. Railway train
men, said that he is pleased
the government has decided
to intervene in the dispute.

NEW YORK (AP) — A _ ged with passing secrets to
U.S. judge Tuesday ordered the Czechoslovak Intelli
the wife of an alleged Czech- gence Service.
oslovak spy jailed for con Palmieri acknowledged
tempt of court after she de- that courts have recognized a
fied an order to testify at a privilege that prevents
secret grand jury hearing. spouses from being forced to

“Your honor, respectfully, testify against each other,
I will never testify again: but said a recent series of
my husband,” Hana Koecher, appellate decisions and schol
40, told U.S. District Judge arly articles have narrowed
Edmund Palmieri the privilege’s scope

But the judge rejected her “Ti re is no persuasive
contention that a marital pri- reason” for exempting Mrs.
vilege prevents the federal Koecher from the govern
government from forcing her ment's subpoena, the judge
to testify against her hus said
band, Karl Koecher, a former He ordered her jailed for
U.S. Central Intelligence 18 months or the life of the
Agency employee who was grand jury, whichever is
arrested last week and char- longer, or until she agrees to

testify

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Kootenay Society
for the Handicapped

Mrs. Koecher and her hus
band, Karl, 50, were arrested
outside a Manhattan hotel
Nov. 27, just hours before
they were to fly to Switzer.
land en route to a new home
in Austria.

The FBI said in court pap
ers that the couple had
worked for the Czechoslovak
Intelligence Service since be-

x fore their arrival in the U.S.
in 1965.

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