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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 15, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba Car radio stereo a thrill beyond All words radio reverb system fully guaranteed 59 50 Advance . Centre 636 Sargent of Mcgee pm. 786-3347 Winnipeg free press by Carrier 40c per week Tatj Ruday october 15, 1964 authorized As Aid class mall by uie . Dept., Ottawa and for payment of postage in Cash. See Winnipeg s largest display 1965 . Stereo Trade As Down payment Advance . Centre 636 Sargent of Mckee pm. 786-3347 Coffee break by Gene i Telpner Over the weekend i was in Toronto. As usual the City was full of Winni Eggers coming and going on interesting assignments. Not exactly a Winnipeg Ger but an adopted Bill Walker told me that his appear Ance Here in music Man at Rainbow is leading to re i open nov. 4 in Kitchener for two weeks in the same role and then on to other said the popular Host of the to show Flashback. Those who saw or. Walker in music Man Here will agree that it was perfect casting. Ron Hunka in charge of outside broadcasts for Csc Winnipeg stopped off briefly in Toronto after an assign ment to cover the Royal tour. He pointed out one rather interesting thing about Quebec City which was one of the places visited by the Royal couple. They Don t sell Playboy Magazine at the Newsstands but you can pick up copies of the controversial Frank Harris Book my life and speaking of the Royal tour Pierre Berton with whom i chatted said the Csc showed Only the Good parts of the tour. We did t see policemen struggling with spectators. I think these things were deliberately left the outspoken Berton also predicted that this will be the last Royal tour Canada will Ever see. If they can t come to Quebec they can t come to Canada. It s As simple As Jack Shapira the former president of station a Jim Here denied this week that the station was Ever in trouble before it was sold. That s the Sugges Tion that has been made in news stories he Indica Ted hut said flatly one of these Days i m going to Tell the real Story behind the Sale of people and places one of the potential new local stars is Ray St. Germaine who has been hosting the Winnipeg Seg ment of music hop on Channel 3. According to Len Andree who is a Good judge of Talent Kay has been doing a terrific Job. Speaking of or. Andree he is now putting together a show called Lollipop puppets which hell have ready for the Christmas entertain ment season. Should be a natural for Christmas Par ties for Young people. Shirley harrier was on the Johnny Carson show monday night. Shell be Here in person oct. 28 at the International inn for the Central Canadian Council b Nai b Rith membership rally. Marsh Phim ister and Alan Jackson will furnish the music for the big evening. Coming up the famed Royal Irish brigade will appear oct. 24 at the Winnipeg Arena. For anyone who likes the pipes played by experts with plenty of flourish this should be the show Craf drama club putting on White sheep of the family for three Days starting oct. 22 make a note of the 50th anniversary of St. Matthews anglican Church scouts and clubs oct. 20, 7 ., at the Church Hall mrs. K. Mcgregor at Globe 3-1720, needs Community Chest canvassers for the areas Between Jubilee and Glasgow avenues. New York s Central Park can be a pretty dangerous spot after dark with muggings and robberies regular occurrences. One wit commenting on the situation said that somebody left the lion s Cage open in the Central Park zoo. But nothing happened the Lions were afraid to go out. On the personal Side notes to you Alex Harris Toronto Telegram columnist is now writing the script for front Page Challenge. He has also started a new weekly radio show of his own from Julie a a popular Toronto night spot restaurant Winnipeg s Warren Davis who is fast getting a Good reputation Down East also has his own late night show Norman Klenman a former bran Don boy is rapidly becoming one of Canadian s better known script writers and demanding High fees. This past summer he worked on the Steve Allen show. Mary Travis of Paul and Mary was an other of the interesting people i saw Early this week in Toronto. She s not Only a terrific Folk Singer but a very Brainy woman. Miss Travis is a fierce Oppon ent of sen. Barry Goldwater and when she Speaks of him you can see the fire flashing from her eyes. What surprised me is that she has made a comprehensive study of Europe since the end of the second world War and is concerned about the return of Money and Power to Large companies like Krupp and i. G. Far Ben. When she gives up Folk singing she could easily go on a lecture tour expounding her theories which Are extremely sound. Tartans on tour which is coming to Winnipeg Drew very Well in the East. So did. The Jerry Lewis show de spite a Devastino review by Nathan Cohen of the Tor onto Star. Stabbing victim was from fort William the victim of the fatal stabbing in North Winnipeg Early wednes Day has been identified As cellar Rak 29, a fort William ont., Steelworker. Rak was found at 445 Burrows Avenue at . Wednesday with two Stab wounds in his Stom Ach. He died in Winnipeg Gen eral Hospital at . Charged with capital murder wednesday in Winnipeg Magis trate s court was Clifford Ray i mond Olson 29, of Elmwood. I Olson was remanded for. Trial 1 to oct. 21. Rak s father was due in Winnipeg thursday from fort Wil Liam. weather sunny except for occasional Cloudy intervals this evening. A Little cooler on Friday. Winds South West 1? . Low and High for Gimli 40 and 60. Low and High for Carman and Winnipeg 40 and 65. Temperatures for 24-hour period ending . Thursday Max. Min. Pre. Vancouver 60 42 .06 Calgary 64 32 Edmonton 63 32 Regina 79 45 Brandon 79 42 the pbs.77 37 Winnipeg 80 45 fort William so 35 Kenora .72-50 Max. Min. Pre. Ottawa 60 44 Toronto 68 39 Montreal 49 42 Halifax 50 38 .13 Chicago 70 33 Miami 85 75 1.69 los Angeles 69 60 Minneapolis 72 new York 65 50 5c bus must Stop More says Coulter a metro councillor wednesday predicted Complete failure for the transit division s Low fare downtown shopping Centre bus route unless additional passenger stops Are added to the service. Coun. J. A. Coulter at a regu Lar meeting of the streets and transit committee warned that unless stops Are added to the Low fare route it will not be patronized by shoppers. The bus route to be instituted on a trial basis at the end of next month will run along main Street and Portage Avenue Between the Winnipeg City Hall and memorial Boulevard pick ing up passengers for a five cent ride. Present plans Call for buses on the route to make seven stops when going West and six stops on its eastbound run. Going West these would be located at City Hall main Street Between Mcdermot and Portage Garry Donald Carlton Kennedy and memorial Boulevard. East bound stops would be at the Bay Edmonton Donald fort Banna checking Rooming houses in an attempt to track Down a vicious rapist who has eluded Winnipeg police for a month detective inspector Norman Stewart is making a Check on movements in local Rooming houses. He called thursday for anyone knowing of a Man living in a Rooming House before sept. 24 and leaving after oct. 10 for no apparent reason to Call police. Police Are continuing their in Tensive search of the City and suburbs for the rapist who has viciously beaten and raped three women in the last four weeks. The third woman was attacked on the Well lighted Disraeli free Way last saturday at 1 . Police have repeated a warning to women walking alone any where in greater Winnipeg to Knock on the nearest door if they think they Are being followed. To speak on role of government Rev. Virgil c. Blum chairman of the department of political science at Marquette University Milwaukee will speak on the role of state and rights of parents in education at 8 To night in the playhouse theatre. He is the author of the Book Freedom of Choice in education. The lecture will present a Catholic View on the role of government. Rev. Blum will also comment on the effectiveness of shared services in the . His lecture is sponsored by the new Man alumni of the University of Manitoba of the Manitoba speakers series. Free press meetings meetings to be held at 8 Friday in the free press building include Board room past mistresses club ladies Orange benevolent association clubroom joint Hospital committee Cana Dian legion. Tyne and opposite the City Hall. Coun. Coulter said unless the Low fare buses stopped on every Block along Portage they will attract an insufficient number of passengers to make the route successful. People won t use the service unless they can get on and off somewhere near where they want to he said. The route will be a failure if the stops Are just where they Are coun. Coulter said he could see no reason Why the stops could not be located every Block in the off Peak hours Between nine . And four When the service is in operation. I be asked for More Courtesy stops before and i m asking for them he said. I can t see Why they can t be provided if you want this thing to be a Success if you Don to you re proceeding the right Way to Complete in reply to coun. Coulter d. I. Macdonald metro s director of streets and transit said if the bus stopped every Block a person could go faster on his hands and he said. All we would be offering would be the Opportunity to ride instead of walk. I m convinced time is pretty important to most coun. B. R. Wolfe defending the present route design said the of the route was not to make Money but to provide additional service and improve the image of the transit system. Replied coun. Coulter since this is an Experiment i can t see Why we should not further Experiment by stopping every Mel Mcmulien executive director of the Manitoba tra Vel and convention association does t like to brag but if you press him hell admit that the recent heatwave in Winnipeg was Courtesy of his association. As a Reward for ills work he takes time out in Central Park to contemplate a portrait of the Golden boy. Indian summer ending Manitoba s Indian summer is gradually fading away but the end won t be sudden. Heat records across the prov Ince were toppled again wednes Day with Winnipeg s 80.3 temperature bettering the previous High of 79 set last year. Tomorrow s High will be Down to 65 and saturday it is expected to be even cooler As a cold wave inches its Way in from the West. A 10 degree drop in tempera Tures was recorded in the East Ern Prairies and Northwestern Ontario wednesday and a fur ther drop is expected to hit Al Berta late today. Portage la Prairie was the hottest spot in Canada wednes Day with an 82 degree Reading beating by five degrees a record set in 1963. At Gimli 50 Miles North of Winnipeg it was 81, one degree warmer than the record High for the Day last year. Fort William with 80 degrees beat its 1953 record by eight Points and Brandon s 78 was two degrees than the record set last year. Regina touched the 79 Mark exceeding by one degree the rec Ord set in 1929. Watchdog proposed for building bylaw groups urge metro to set up Strong body to guide proposed legislation at birth by Don Newman a building commission with extensive Powers Day to help enforce the proposed metro building bylaw. From the win was proposed wednes Nipes House builders association and the Manitoba association of architects both recommended that the building commission proposed in. The bylaw be Given expanded Powers to help in the execution of the provisions of the statute particularly in the first years after it is passed. The comments were made be fore a special committee holding Public hearings on the proposed metro building bylaw. Louie Plotkin president of the Winnipeg House builders association said despite the Basic soundness of the Bulky building code problems would develop because this is a human Docu experience tells us there should be a Liaison group made up of representatives from the Light and heavy construction Industry and other related groups to advise the metro group responsible for the administration of the he said. Arbitrator or. Plotkin said when the by Law came into effect a flood of problems created by inconsistencies ambiguities and unclear definitions in the legislation would become apparent. The commission meeting frequently at first can assist tremendously in removing pres sure from metro by acting As an he said. Or. Plotkin said the commis Sion also be empowered to recommend amendments to the bylaw which it Felt Neces sary. These would be presented in groups at predefined times. He said once the bylaw had the commission could supervise a review of the legislation and urged that such a review be made mandatory every five years. Or. Plotkin said a building commission composed of the members suggested in the draft bylaw would be Ideal for the Type of body his group envisioned. But at present he added their terms of reference were hopelessly fuzzy and in greatest flaw we cannot emphasize strongly enough that this is the great est and More significant flaw in the he said. As outlined in Section 1 11 of the proposed bylaw the building commission would be made up of metro s director of planning who would act As chairman two practising members of the Manitoba association of architects two practising member of the association of professional engineers of Manitoba one a civil or structural Engineer and the other a mechanical Engineer one Active member of the Winnipeg builders Exchange and one Active member of the Winnipeg House builders association. Isadore Coop presenting a Brief on behalf of the Manitoba association of architects concurred with or. Plofkin s recommendations. Mental cases May see family doctor by Chris Ladd Selkirk Hospital for mental diseases May soon become the first such institution in. Canada to allow patient treatment by the family doctor. Health minister c. H. Witney said wednesday that the Selkirk Hospital s new psychiatric Institute May be opened to the Gen eral practitioner. We re working on it he said following an address to the Manitoba medical association. Or. Witney told doctors he was encouraged by the emphasis of preliminary psychiatry in the Field of general practice and looked Forward to the result of our efforts to open the Selkirk Hospital to lie general Pratti the plan if accepted is expected to be operational within six plan backed recommendation to implement the plan was made by the hos Pital authorities according to sweep ticket holders eight Manitoban hold tickets which have been drawn in the Irish sweepstakes based on sat urday s Cambridgeshire horse race. The list with the name or Nom de plume the horse ticket number and the Hometown of the Holder is As follows Creone vie 78253, Dora Winnipeg Ved 61323, Buster Souris Man. Vlf 46363, Man Chester Russell Man. Wjt 7762g, Humbug Brandon with 82087, Earl proud Winnipeg Vijh 82142, Candy Winnipeg vie 77197, miss Fibber Winni Peg death Ray Vyp 58137, guide me Man., no Hometown Given. Medical superintendent or. Roy Tavener. We be had preliminary discussions with the province but details still have to be worked out. If accepted the family Doc tors would have the right to admit his patients to our Psychia tric Institute and give treatment for psychiatric or. Tavener said that the Doc tors would handle their own cases with consultation from staff members at Selkirk. This would be Good for the patients. It would allow them to continue seeing their own Doc tors. No mental Hospital in Canada allows general practitioners to admit their patients but i be Lieve it is done in some general Hospital better treatment or. Tavener said such a scheme would Lead to better treatment for individual patients. It would affect relatively few patients to begin with but As tune went on it would influence the majority of patients admitted by family he estimated that after two or three years mors than 100 patients would be benefiting by the plan. Decision to implement the plan now rests with the general practitioners of Manitoba. The provincial government and the mental Hospital have Given the idea the Green Light. We have a major problem in mental health in the Elimina Tion of mental illness and the i reduction and rehabilitation to maximum ability of the mental or. Witney said in his address to the Manitoba Doc tors wednesday. This he said was because the scope of general practice is be coming much broader. Pre Natal Post Natal shots general Check fractures broken Bones Are being joined by rehabilitation occupational therapy preliminary psychiatric diagnosis and the wonderful things that Are being done 10 enrich and lengthen the life of our older said or. Wit Ney. Their Public image pains doctors politicians news Media blamed for false picture by Gene Telpner the president of the Manitoba medical association wednesday night said the Public image of the medical profession As a whole is a most unfavourable one but he termed it a false or. Lawrence Rabson in his report to the business meeting of the association at the Royal Alexandra hotel added there is much danger in this false image because whether they Are right or wrong ideas Are Power the outspoken doctor blamed both politicians and news Media for creating the distorted picture of Medicine in Canada. Vote seeking politicians and uninformed personnel in the communications Fields not Only make emotionally charged statements but they distort facts in making these statements in so doing they distort the image of the profession which you and i have the Honor to or. Rabson charged. He summed up positive Steps taken by the medical profession in Manitoba stating that doctors took the first Steps to make medi Cal care available to Low income groups. Founded by doctors the ability to budget and pay for doctor s Bills through a single Premium was made possible to the people of this province by action of .tne._doc.tors. It was Doc tors who founded the Manitoba medical service and throughout its whole history they have continually subsidized this service by accepting reduced then he asked the Large Audi ence of medical men How then can anyone believe that we Are opposed to the establishment of prepaid medical and health care what we Are concerned about is the Way that medical care is established the Basic philosophy which will apply the prepaid mechanisms which Are or. Rabson admitted that he has changed his mind As to the Basic philosophy which deter mines the operation of a medical care plan but Only after what he considered sufficient it is my conviction that total prepayment to everyone is unnecessary to make sure that everyone has health explanations turning once More to what he termed the false image of Medicine that has been depicted or. Rabson offered further explanations. It is primarily because the communication Media give the big play to our disagreements with Annunciate policies and no attention is paid to our initiation of what we consider to be sound policies. Controversy makes news agreement is of Little news worthy raps Money grabbing Martini drink dog Brand or. Lawrence Rabson by Chris Ladd the present Day doctor is periodically branded an a dedicated Money grabbing Golf club swing ing Martini drinking individual with More interest in his Bank account big car and yacht than he has in his patient according to or. Donald i. Rice. Speaking to a symposium for office nurses secretaries and receptionists at the annual meet ing of the Manitoba medical association at. The Royal Alexandra hotel wednesday or. Rice associate executive director of the College of general practice of Canada said that this was ads Lack knowledge of mrs says Witney Manitoba doctors do not fully understand the work of the Mani Toba medical service according to c. H. Witney provincial min ister of health. Or. Witney was addressing the opening luncheon of the Manitoba medical association s annual meeting. Urging the doctors to take a closer look at the operation of the health insurance plan he said you should turn a. Penetrating gaze on your own plan to a greater degree than you have in the or. Witney said that if there were better understanding by doctors and. The general Public its advantages under responsible utilization by All concerned would eliminate some of the problems involving a plan conceived and operated by the Doc tors with minimal government or. Witney added however that his observations were am enable to change As he continued his. Work As health minister. The fault of irresponsible news paper reporters and others look ing for he said emergency Calls to Doc tors provided the basis for most complaints of this Type. To mini Mize and in most instances to avoid misunderstanding or. Rice offered the following suggestions for patients. Establish Contact with a doctor before an emergency arises. If an emergency should arise and the doctor is not Avail Able accept his substitute As suggested by his office or ans Wering service. If both doctor and substitute Are unavailable the patient should Telephone the emergency department of the Hospital go to the Hospital or seek Pouce assist Ance. It has been my experience that this procedure on the part of the patient will with rare exceptions Deal satisfactorily with most or. Rice said that in addition to an Early and pre Contact with the doctor the patient should learn to use the services of his doctor and All other health ser vices with prudence and res traint appropriate to his needs and the needs of others. The present demand on Doc tors in this country is such that he is hard pressed to meet these demands with present numbers and ;