Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 22, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg press saturday february 22, 1964 step up integration in schools Mol Gat opposition Leader Gildas Mol Gat Rose urged the Manitoba government Friday night to take More vigorous Steps with local school District boards to create More integrated schools in the province where Indian and White children could be educated jointly. The government he said should not wait for individual school boards to make the first move but the province must take the initial Steps. Or. Mol Gat made the statement in the Manitoba legislature Fri Day during discussion on the government s 1964 estimates. The opposition Leader added that resistance could be expected from the various school District boards but the provincial depart ment of education must take an Active part and work out financial details in the various areas. Refers to article he brought up the question when he referred to an article published in the Jan. 6 edition of the free press dealing with a one room Public school that was opened at Island Lake in North Ern Manitoba. The article or. Mol Gat said mentioned that a Public school was opened by the provincial government for White children Only despite the fact that there had been an Indian school run by the Federal government not too far away. He said that according to the article "14 White children were said to have planned to attend the school but when a teacher was flown there Only six White children attended the school. Or. Mol Gat said he was con with the principle in King Paul gets careful Checkover Athens Reuters tests have been made on tissues re moved from the stomach of King Paul of Greece to discover whether he has a malignant disease it was disclosed Here saturday. Meanwhile a Hospital bulletin said the 62-year-old Monarch who was operated on Friday for stomach ulcers had a quiet night and his condition was. Satisfactory. However the King was said to be extremely exhausted following his operation at the Royal summer residence of Tatoli 16 Miles North of the capital. Solved in the Case of the Island Lake Public school because it appeared to be a Case of segregation. The Public school was set up in the local Community Hall at Island Lake according to sources after some White parents in the Indian Community said they did not want their children attend ing an Indian school nearby which is run by the Federal government. Most of the White people in the area live on an Island called government Island. Majority of the White people were sending their children to the Indian school according to sources some parents however were reported to have claimed that their children were losing some schooling during freezing and breakup when they were unable to get from their Island Homes to the Indian school on the main land. Reverses trend the opposition Leader said it appeared that the Island Lake school Issue was the reverse of a trend that should be acted on in government he charged made no real at tempts to move toward creating More integrated schools. He said the Public school Al Island Lake which was opened by the provincial government was sheer waste when an established Indian school was Al ready operating nearby. Education minister or. George Johnson replied that the policy of the Manitoba government was one of he added some of the facts mentioned in the article regarding the Island Lake school problem were quite or. Johnson said that More special schools will be established in the province to provide education for both Indian Anc White children. Or. Mol Gat replied that the province should not create Specia schools in areas where there Are Indian schools already established. The special school or Johnson was referring to the opposition Leader added shoulc1 be built Only in isolated areas of the province. The provincial government should sit Down with local school boards and make Clear Cut arrangements. This would mean a saving to the province he said or. Johnson said that on feb. 1 the free press also published a wonderful written by reporter Doug Smith on the work of integrated schools throughout the province. Or. Mol Gat said he too the article. Teachers wanted the Calgary Public school Board invites applications for positions at the elementary Junior and senior High school Levels and from teachers specially qualified in French music Art Home economics Industrial arts or commercial. Submit application to o. S. Geiger assistant superintendent of elementary education or j. W. James assistant superintendent of secondary education. Calgary Public school Board 5th Avenue 7tih Street s.w., Calgary Alberta More about Evans continued from Page 1 Ituna tort or. Evans said. Or. Lowe had said in 1949 that he would veto any Tea move to dismantle its Winnipeg overhaul ase. There was no doubt in c. D. Lowe s mind who was Boss the eople of Canada not one of heir and choose now however there is a Lear divergence Between the wishes of the Federal government and the actions of Tea manage ment. Tea agrees with the fed eral government wishes and lire lives Only when. Agreement suits the National interest which Tea is expected to serve is Al most entirely or. Evans denied Liberal charges that the government s efforts to Stop the move away rom Winnipeg came four years of late. The entire delegation and movement to present our Point of View and Stop the move was very largely my own person Al he said. It is most unfortunate that the liberals Are trying to find a Scapegoat so that they can Lave someone to their fingers at when their friends in Ottawa turn Down the reasonable demands of people he said. They want a fall Guy Eor what they greatly expect or perhaps know is or. Evans claimed that i was Jie one who succeeded in break ing through the Wall of secrecy that had been raised by Tea the airline he charged had subtly and deceitfully been extracting workers trom the Tea base to bleed it o word of move he began in March 1960, to write the then transport minister Hon. George Hees about the subject he said and finally in aug ust -i960, or. Hees wrote Back Fiat the base would be moved. That was the first time we had broken through and exposed the scheme of or. Mcgregor Tea president Gordon Mcgregor to move the base Jumble contest City woman is Winner mrs. R. Reaney of 802 Mulvey Avenue is this week s Winner of in the free press Jumble contest. He said the provincial govern ment s first Job had been to con Vince people that something could be done to Stop the move Manitoba s first Brief to the Diefenbaker government exposed the deliberate deceit and Rickey of or. Evans said. The Federal government called for the report and froze the Winnipeg Tea staff during the study. At that time there were 997 employees. Now there Are 800. One can see How effective the freeze two More delegations went to see the new Liberal government in Ottawa and after the second something new enters the Pic Ture. Up to then Tea had been ignoring and deceiving the government and the people. From that time on Tea flatly contradicted the prime1 minister of no word Between now said or. Evans to Cap it All or. Mcgregor says he has received no directives from the Federal government to Stop the phase out despite the fact that prime minister Pearson had promised to convey his govern ment s assurances on. The Point to the airline head. Or. Evans said he could not support a Liberal sub amendment to the Resolution which called on the government to establish a provincial enquiry into the Tea move and to accept a confidential copy of the Dixon Speas report offered by the Federal govern ment. Under persistent questioning by opposition Leader Gildas Mol Gat the minister said he had never been offered a copy of the report. He had read that Ottawa was prepared to give him a copy confidentially but the offer was not made asked again by or. Mol Gat he said there was certainly nothing in asked a third time he said that there had been no offer to the Mani Toba government by the govern ment of Canada of the Dixon Speas asked a fourth time he asked or. Mol Gat to Tell him who mad the offer and when. Anyway or. Evans said he could not accept a confidential copy even if it were offered be cause that would gag me inso far As matters contained in the Jumble rules and entry form on Page 24 five awards of each were won by mrs. Ina Simpson Rob Lin Man. Mrs. B. M. French 427 Talbot Avenue Violet r. Blaker 34 Carlton Street mrs. Terry Pierce Carnduff sask. Mrs. June Carter 832 Strathcona Street. The answers to Jumble puzzles 2535 to 2540 Are needy focus upshot Jaunty just sound Genus Sylph radius theory strip gears Louse Mouth eyeful lotion in a nut Shell twice proxy yearly triple patriotic Foamy Beret upheld a Hearty one onion Friar tru ism drivel a rooster. Notice in the matter of the milk control act in the greater Winnipeg area take notice that the milk control Board of Manitoba will meet at salons c and a the Marlborough hotel Smith Street in the City of Winnipeg in the province of Manitoba on wednesday the 26th Day of february 19b4, at o clock in the Forenoon pursuant to the provisions of the milk control act of Manitoba and amendments thereto. The purpose of the hearing is to consider an application by the Winnipeg District milk producers co operative association for an increase of thirty five cents per one Hundred pounds basis 3.5% butterfat in the minimum Price payable by a distributor for milk sold and delivered by a producer to a distributor at its Plant in the greater Winnipeg area in compliance with such producers quota. The basis for this request is increased operating costs and inadequate labour return to producers As reflected in the purchasing value of the milk Dollar. And further take notice that at the said time and place the Board will hear submissions relating to the said application and any relevant evidence which May be adduced in support of any submissions made in relation thereto. And further take notice that any person who is or May be interested in any of the matters under consideration and who proposes to make any submissions relating thereto is requested to make such submissions in writing and to file the same with three copies with this Board at 405 Broadway Avenue in the City of Winnipeg As aforesaid on or before the 24th Day of february 1864. Dated at the City of Winnipeg in the province of Manitoba this 5th Day of february 1964. The milk control Board of Manitoba John Paxton chairman. Carriere shines Lavallee wins 2nd dog race Lap Job Lona Wood is the new fur Queen of the Pas trappers festival which concluded saturday. Miss Wood is a 20-year-old Secretary to the resident administrator of Snow Lake and was sponsored by the Snow Lake Branch of the Canadian legion. Ignore free press Knowles tells liberals by chills Ladd the Pas Man. Staff bearded Roger Carriere seems to be doing it again. Roger seven time King trapper of the annual trappers festival Here Friday won six competitions ranging from log throwing to Tea boil ing. He walked away a few hours later with in his pocket and the respect of everyone in the crowd that had gathered around him. Today his Battle against the other competitors will continue and he May become the first Man Ever declared King trapper for the eighth time. Wins second Lap but Roger is not the Only Man in the spotlight. For the second time running Gilbert Lavallee of the Pas topped the Field in the daily Lap of the world championship dog Derby. Lavallee and his team of huskies made the run in four hours 59 minutes and 49 seconds. He crossed the finish line at the ice Palace just ten seconds ahead of his nearest rival Solomon Goulet of Cumber land House. Lavallee made belter time on thursday when he completed the i Lap in four hours 30 minutes and i 44 seconds. Second thursday Goulet also placed second in thursday s Competition. The team owned by Bill Carriere did Cross the finish line ahead of Goulet s team but was disqualified. One of the dogs managed o get away somewhere on the Trail. Officials said that anyone who did not finish with the same number of dogs that he left with would be disqualified. Highlight of the Day for the fairer sex was the fur fashion show of the North. Everything from Mink parkas to beaded mukluks were modelled. Friday evening at the stage show fur Queen Lona Wood of Snow Lake Man. And her two princesses were presented gifts and airline tickets to Winnipeg. More about Thant continued from Page 1 ment to give him time to com plete behind tie scenes negotiations. Thant was said to have pro posed Friday a Force of men drawn mainly from Commonwealth and non aligned nations. It would remain for three months while the in mediation Effort begins. President Makarios indicated in Nicosia Friday he would accept no More than foreign troops on the Mediterranean. Island. The number of British troops now on Cyprus is nearly no new violence was reported on Cyprus As the uneasy truce continued under British enforce ment. 54 indians jailed drinking cause of troubles at the Pas by Chris Ladd the Pas staff a Guarde bus. Left Here Friday carrying 54 Indian prisoners on their a to serve 30 Days in various Manitoba penal institutions. All were convicted in the a provincial police court for liquor offences committed since the 17th annual trappers festival began wednesday. Ramp Corporal George Stua said the prisoners were arrested by patrolling constables. Wet mesday was our busiest night he said we arrested 47 tha night. The other seven prisoner were arrested thursday. Corporal Stuart said that most of the indians were males and weren t from the big Eddy in Dian Reserve just North of Here. Strangers most of them were strangers and came from All Over Northern Manitoba. Don t like to arrest them but what else can we do most of. Them Are staying at boarding houses and we can t let them re turn in such an intoxicated there Are 10 men on regular staff with the town and Rural detachments in the Pas. We brought in three extra men and have two cars and a Paddy Wagon out on the said Corporal Stuart. Most of these indians we come in Contact with Don t want to enter in any of the competitions and would rather sit in the Beer parlor All Day ramp near when they do leave the Beer parlor and gather on the Street Corners the ramp is usually near by. Most of the indians sentenced this week in the Pas Are repeaters and when they appear in court cannot pay their fines instead they end up in jail. Most Are taken to Dauphin but some May have to go As far As heading Ley jail if the one in Dauphin is too crowded. 1 eruptions Stop Catania a Moun Etna s latest eruption stopped Friday night after More than cubic Yards of lava h and poured from the foot Crater in 21 Days in Sicily the eruption opened Severa Small craters just below the main Crater s rim. The Stream of lava travelled almost three Miles downhill stopping in a Valley feet High. By Victor Mackie Ottawa staff doubt was voiced in the commons Friday by a Winnipeg new democratic party member that the Liberal government would Speed ahead at this session with either the Janada pension legislation or a National labor code. The liberals were urged to pay no attention to some of the voices being raised i connection with the enactment of the labor code including that of the Winnipeg free press. Stanley Knowles nip Winni Peg North Centre said in particular i would suggest that the government pay no attention to that great Liberal journal the Winnipeg free press. It agrees with the idea of a National labor code but wants it to include not Only minimum standards to protect workers but As Well cer Tain restrictive provisions to hold in Check the strength and bargaining Powers of the Trade Union now covered he said that sort of thing is covered if it needed to be covered by the Industrial relations and disputes investigation act. The Winnipeg member was cynical Over the Liberal government s expressed desire to move ahead rapidly with the Canadian pension legislation. He said prime minister Pearson had made a Good speech in the throne speech debate. The prime minister refrained from being baited by opposition Leader John Diefenbaker. But he said or. Pearson appeared to be casting himself in the role of a social and poli tical this was All to the Good providing or. Pearson delivered the goods. Or. Knowles recalled that the last session the members had heard from the liberals How vitally important was the pen Sion legislation. It was the key Stone of their Campaign which they won last april. But it was revised because of opposition to the Bill that developed. Ost More now a third version of the pension plan has been presented o the members. It has been watered now the people More about Summit continued from Page 1 current trick Orr the International negotiating table. Observers concluded therefore hat prospects of a Summit on Cyprus without him Are consid ered Likely to help presiden Makarios decide to accept an International Force. It is accepted by All the coun tries concerned with. The Cyprus crisis that a solution cannot be imposed without the co operation of the cypriot government. But support from Greece i the main prop of the greek cypriot position and it would b difficult for. Nicosia to hold of against moves toward settlement on which Athens and Ankara a agreed. British and . Diplomats a convinced that no turkish government could. Survive a refuse to go to the Aid of turkish cypriots if Large scale violence broke out and that n greek government could survive a refusal to resist a turkish intervention. At the same time the Diplo Mats Are equally convinced tha neither Ankara nor Athens want to be dragged into War and de traction of nato s Eastern flan Over Cyprus so there is hop that negotiations Between the two countries might be pos Sib to narrow the Field in which the cypriot Are straining to figh the Washington Post of Canada were being Given a plan that will Cost them More but out of which the benefits will be less. This was a Retreat that was hardly in keeping with a party that claimed to be a party of social Reform he suggested. The plan should be restored to what was last july and parliament Ven an Opportunity to enact it is session. He warned that referring the gis lation to a committee Midlil e used As an excuse for a Lonj Elay and As a result the Bil ight not get through. He Sug ested that the House make up s mind. The people of Canada noted for a pension plan on april 1962, and it was the responsibility of the maps to see that be legislation goes through at is session. The same applied to a National Abor code. The Liberal party and been promising such Legisla on since 1919. But at Long last appeared that the Liberal gov rement was ready to go ahead e hoped it would not be a weak ill. He suggested the minimum age be not less than an our. There must be no distinct on Between men and women or tween areas. He hoped the Bill Ould also have a provision for Atu tory holidays with pay. Province of Manitoba requires for the department of agriculture and conservation Extension service Branch two area development agents located at Brandon to serve the Central Plains area and Winnipeg for the Interlake area. Duties assist in development of programs and activities for resource development to assist in developing projects under Arda analysis of research information interpreting Federal provincial development programs and to maintain a close Liaison Between Rural groups and government departments engaged in area development and such other duties As May be assigned. Qualifications degree graduate from a recognized University with preferably specialization in economics and Rural sociology several years experience in Extension or a related Field of activity involving groups in resource development. Salary Range per annul based on experience. Starting Date april 1, 1964. Full civil service benefits including three weeks annual vacation with pay Liberal sick leave pension and group insurance privileges. 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