Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 28, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free Friday october 28, 19te residents use Lake As toilet i As sewage is being discharged into the same areas from which the water is drawn you can t help but believe that at the Best you re drinking dilute treated sewage at the worst dilute raw chief among those who be Lieve purification has been in effective for years is or. Michael Gloster the town Coroner. He Points to a 1958 epidemic of infectious hepatitis and a Gastro enteritis outbreak in 1961, in which three died. Both epidemics were traced to the water. With this and other evidence before him or. Gloster has attributed a number of infant deaths since 1980 to pollution. He also says Gastro enteritis is More or less endemic Stant in the Community. Con but the question remains Why has the now numbers up with the situation for so Long leading civic officials claim the answer is Money. They the closing of mines within the town limits in the. Late 50s robbed red Lake of the tax Revenue necessary to borrow the Money needed for sewage and water facilities. Facilities this they claim just at reached the the time size the town where in water roiled interviewed in his office Over looking Howie Bay. The draw from. A comparatively said he has distrusted the water cheap and efficient solution needed a centralized system. But. At least one medical authority close to the situation claims this is an oversimplification. Or. Peter Playfair an officer of the Northwestern health unit said in a recent interview in Kenora that there Are other Small communities in the unit s jurisdiction which also cannot afford centralized facilities. This does t condemn them to drink sewage however even when there Are few Good Wells since he arrived in the town in 1059. He has always boiled his water and advised others in town to do the same. In fact Many do. All water is boiled 20 minutes before drink ing at the local Hospital. If most townspeople did t Lake such precautions said or. Gloster there would Likely be far More sickness. Said or. Playfair is to truck in water from a clean source. If this is the town s Only major source of Supply it is readily Purifi Able ensuring comparative safety. Works Well is estimated at would have this would be paid Back Over 40 years. Sewer and water lines within the town would be the direct responsibility of red Lake. Cost which be raised a debentures and repaid Over 3 years. Estimates of the yearly cos to each user of the system Are running about members of the town Counci say they Are for the scheme ant the Only thing that could Block it is a veto by the Ontario municipal Board. Councillors concede that it is a Large Burden of debt f or own with an assessment of Only about million. But they argue hat without sewer and water Jie town won t be Able to grow and become a living and distribution Centre for developments in new the eczema itch a ctr Roteta blemishes oat face or bo4r, of coma. Red site and ath Lewi foot Omeir by Otto derm. Anta Pette utom huh skin ask toot drug zest for ment and help clean. Toot Akla. Look How Safe is the cigarette you smoke an today s filter tip really safer than Plain ends How much harmful tar and nicotine id in the smoke you in Hale into your lungs the current Reader s n factual never Labora tory report showing the latent tar and nicotine Content of 25 leading Canadian and reveals that some actually contain 200% or More tar and nicotine than others and that the smoke from some filter tips actually has a higher con tent. Of injurious sub stance. Than some Plain ends. This Reader s digest article will be Bont from coast to coast. It ? in november digest on now. According to or. Playfair this not As Good As a Complete sewer and water quite Well in the town of Keewatin near Kenora. Or. Playfair could t account for bed Lake s failure to adopt such a measure. The health unit which strongly recommended adoption of an alternative water Supply in its september report had made virtually the same recommendation following the Gastro enteritis outbreak a 1961. Or. Playfair said action could and should be taken even if As is feared in red Lake the current proposals for a Muni Cipal sewer and water system for the town Are ruled too costly by the Ontario municipal Board. Final stages the which is in the final stages of preparation and should be announced Early in november involves piping water from an unpolluted Bay about two Miles from the town construction of a sewage treat of mining area. We can t afford it but we can t afford not to have red cake s clerk treasurer j. J. My said in an interview. Or. Gloster who is the head if a citizen s group pressing for a sewer and water system said feared the municipal Board would t approve the plan. The Coroner author of a clean up petition which was signed by 889 residents in two Days in March said the Ontario government should finance the project if the municipal Board rules that the town cannot afford it. We have Grants for schools and Grants for hospitals Why not for he asked. Deputy Reeve John Good Willie who was listening to the doctor explain the situation dramatized the Point. With the completion of a addition to tie local High school he said 400 Stu dents would have modern facilities in which clean to drink. Wives won t take supermarket s bait s Portland ore., a a food store Chain Haz offered to turn Over a store to any group of protesting House wives willing to make Good any losses in operation. William Stewart vice president of Hudson stores inc., said thursday we re serious about this offer. It May by that the women Are right and they can show us something. Frankly Many housewives Are under the misapprehension that there is a greater margin of markup than meets tee Stewart said the firm was willing to let the women keep any profits they made but would require them to make Good any losses. He made the offer through an and in local newspapers. He said they could operate the store for what he called a reasonable length of time. They would discover that it is not As simple As it sounds. We maintain they won t make any excessive mrs. Judson Smith chairman of a group calling it self women for lower prices said we re not going to take them up on the offer. We Don t pretend to understand Billiou Aid pledge to Hanoi reported Russia explodes a device ment Plant and installation sewage and water lines. As it stands however the system would Only service about a third of the town. The water intake and sewage Plant would be built by the i Ontario water resources com i Mission at an estimated Cost of j racial segregation could made morally acceptable. Pretoria Cabinet huddles the vote came too late.-. For comment in most South african morning newspapers but in Johannesburg the Rand daily mail said it demonstrated a Sharp deterioration in South Africa s International position and he extent of its failure Vince the world that apartheid foe Fine dining for less than yes True gracious dining even in our most elegant dining room is really inexpensive and you have a Large menu selection at lass Rhan including the bust jumbo shrimp in town Dunn rite Chicken baked Salmon Steak and breaded veal cutlet. Of course our Mouth watering open Hearth broiled steaks and lobster Are priced a Little higher but Well Worth it. Yes Fine dining is an inexpensive pleasure at the paddock. Paddock the Winnipeg s favorite restaurant Ope a Hearth broiled steaks a harm fun to dint out 1540 Portage ave. The Rand daily mail usually supports the opposition progressive party which is opposed to apartheid. Budget goes mini sized Ottawa go go generation has got to finance minister Sharp. He said thursday his supplementary budget next month will be called a mini budget instead of baby budget. He dropped the new term at a news conference follow ing a tax Structure com Mittee meeting with Provin Cial premiers. Warsaw a the soviet Union and its allies have reluctantly but resolutely pledged approximately in goods and Cash to North Viet informed polish sources Aid thursday. They reported the War Chest was collected at the recent so Viet bloc conference in Moscow and written pledges have been Given to a representative of to Chi Minh i Hanoi government. Official confirmation could not be obtained Here. The idea of sending volunteers to North Viet Nam has been abandoned the sources said be cause the vietnamese Don t want a foreign legion. European troops would be they wanted goods and Cash for munitions medi Cine and other supplies. Moscow s pledge was stated As and the total of the other East european contribution was about asked whether this is for an entire year or for some other period of time the polish source replied this is for right now. God knows what will be needed four months from polish informants said the so Viet bloc is weary of the Viet namese War and its growing Cost and generally feels it i would be desirable to persuade Hanoi to come to the conference table. There is Hope Here that Mas Sive Aid from the Moscow aligned countries May in time persuade to to listen to advice while assuring him that he would not have to negotiate from weakness. Much of the amount pledged s. Africa to lose mandate directory Ljusi Bistok of Van n Wbeck Biry on receipt of the Kiwi your Telephone system Soever alter or tend to alter the present International status of South West the historic decision Climax ing a. Running Battle Between the. Xun and South Africa going Back to the Start of the world organization came through the adoption of a series of latin american amendments to a Basic Resolution proposed by 54 african and asian members. Only South Africa and Portu Gal voted against the measure. Britain France and Malawi abstained. Botswana and Lesotho were absent both adjoin South Africa and Are dependent on it economically. Canada which voted in favor of the termination of Man Date worked behind the scenes the widest possible sup j port for the Resolution. I it was the most drastic action the in has Ever embarked upon to try to compel South Africa to yield the territory. But the South african government has served notice it will use what Ever Means necessary to Block any attempt to take Over the mandate. This would give the Assembly Only recourse to turn the Issue Over to the Security coun cil which the authority to resort to sanctions or outright i Force. But this posed the question of whom the Council would Dele Gate to carry out the Job in the unlikely event that it did approve military measures with out running into a British veto. The Resolution said South Africa had failed to carry out its obligations to the inhabitants of the territory it took Over. In 1920. Elsewhere in the in Britain and the United states submitted a Resolution to these purity Council urging Syria to prevent use of its territory As a base for attacks on Israel diplomatic sources said a majority of the 15-member Council sup ported the Resolution but the so Viet Union expected to veto it. Spurred by China s fourth nuclear test 32 non nuclear nations submitted at Resolution to he general Anam Bly asking or Powers with nuclear weapons to Promise not to them and not to armm to of then against countries without Thorn. Will have to be in . Dollars West German Marks or other hard currency informants said. This is so they Hanoi can buy in Hong Kong Japan Burma and West one polish source said. Many things they can get shipped easier from those countries than from this was a Vagie reference to claims of chinese interference with soviet bloc supplies shipped by Manila the first time in the Viet Nam conflict soviet ships transporting sup plies to North Viet Nam will be armed a High ranking Philip Pine official said thursday. The official however declined to furnish any other detail. By Howard Simons Washington special tons soviet Russia thurs Day set off the biggest under ground nuclear blast Ever equal to the explosion of More than a million tons of int. The russian atomic test was Blaty times More powerful than the Hiroshima bomb or red China s atomic test thursday and at least twice As powerful As the biggest underground nuclear test conducted by the a United states atomic Energy commission in Nevada. The soviet test was picked up by the dec worldwide detection network. The test took place at he Novara Zeyla test site a desolate Arctic Island. Speculation among govern ment officials varies As to what he russian tests Are All about Guesswork made More difficult in the fact that russian testing of is conducted underground. The guesses Range from that i Mannone which suggests the russians Are improving warheads for their missiles to that which suggests they Are perfecting atomic explosives for peaceful uses such As blasting canals. Government officials now Are anxious to see whether the plans Hurt Nat Orole Landymore continued Admiral Landymore has since been dismissed from the Navy he was asked to resign by refused when he challenged the defence policy of the Canadian government on unification while still a serving officer. He was dismissed by the defence minister. The draft shows that Admira Landymore illustrated his Man Power problems with charts. In the unrevised the committee never heard Admiral Landymore said our shortfall on the recruit russians were Able to keep All the radioactive debris under ground or whether the Mon Strous blast cracked the Earth and allowed some of the debris to leak into the air. Leakage of such debris across Russia s boundaries would be technical violation of the limited test ban treaty. Past under ground tests by both the rus sians and the americans have vented As the leakage is called technically but neither Side has pressed the matter As a treaty violation. Ing Side. Shows that last year we obtained Only a Little Over 70 per cent of our requirements for new. Recruits. This year we have obtained Only 68 per cent of the Ila Ned target. To meet our commitments and cover the previous shortfall we must take into the Navy Over new seamen in the next 12 months. Last year we graduated about half that number from the Admiral had a Chart which showed graphically the Navy s manpower Over the past two years plotted against commitments. These d the i craps for ships the essential support activities ashore and the forecast requirements for naval personnel. In april and May 1966, the requirements has been reduced by the four second world War frigates which As the minister reported to you will shortly be offered to Crown assets for disposal. Even if All the remaining older destroyers and frigates of the Fleet Are disposed Admiral Landy Niobe wanted to say we will still have a shortage of men required to Man remaining commit ments. Disposal of these ships will of course entail a reduction of our commitment to nato and most worrying of All increased manpower will soon to Man the new ships previously be required construction the. Admiral in additional testimony not Given Becaum. It was deleted from hit Law the present net lots rate of about 45 men per month will make it necessary to reduce or seven additional to maintenance Crews by May 1967, two of which will be undergoing modernization. He wanted to Tell the commit tee that Canada would then have Only 13 or 14 out of 2j destroyers in full commission nine on the East coast and four or five on the West coast. Raise prices Vancouver up Peter Dorman of St. Bruno qtie., president of the Canadian Jun or chamber of Commerce said wednesday the consumer is pay ing for the Federal to halt inflationary trends. Government moves Bijj restrict credit Are forcing up prices he said. Or. 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