Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 1, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday. February i. 1967 this is what the Vul age caravan Motel will look like when completed at St. Matt lieu 10 Miles from Montreal. The tillage being built for Village caravan inc. Jul consist of 550 trailer Homes a local bus service and a Complete Community Centre. The construction work already started is hoped to be finished in time for expo 67.___________________ Ballet Money sought the women s committee of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet asked the Winnipeg school Board tuesday night for to finance four autumn perform students Back vote bid several United College Stu dents under 21 years old said wednesday they Are in favor of a Resolution before the provincial legislature to lower the mini a mum voting age to 18. I lome Sproule 19, said i think it is a Good idea. Most of the University kids know More what is going on than most older people. Through political clubs students Are getting quite a Chance to learn about political Irle Aii whereas older people often vote Ber use they know someone or along a party be. Laura Mclean. 19, said i think it is a very Good especially for University Sui dents. Both University and High school students would be More conscientious than older people. By the tune you get to be 21, though you would be More mature there Are two sides to the i Garth Garner 20, said. Off hand i would say it is a Good idea. It would interest a greater percentage of Young people in the political sphere. Some might j be immature at 18 but there would be just As great a percentage Between 21 and 67 who Are immature As Between 18 and 21. There is Likely to be some opposition to the Premier Duff has already received a Brief from the University of Manitoba students Union urging the vote the Brief said today s Stu Dent Are More aware of National and International prob lems and take a greater interest in them than they Are a distinct entity in society and like Many other groups have their own interests and prob lems. Given the vote they could take their proper place in Juba backs Detector Purchase mayor Steppp Juba of Winni Peg has defended the Winnipeg police commission decision to buy a lie Detector. I Alderman Lloyd Stinson said he believed information from lie detectors can not be used in Canadian courts and that the information is not completely reliable. Mayor Juba said monday officials at a recent police chiefs convention in the United states spoke highly of the effectiveness of the lie detectors. He said when confronted with the possibility of taking a lie Detector test Many criminals confess. Although the commission has approved the Purchase the finance committee has to give final approval. Official to speak to in Model group Jan Van Wink special assist ant to the United nations controller will speak at the University of Manitoba Stu dents Model United nations next week. Or. Van Wink will speak at 3 . Feb. 9 in tache Hall on the fort Garry Campus. He was appointed special assistant to the in controller earlier this year. The Model in will end feb. 11. Ances of the Ballet for students. The Board made no decision but sent the request to its finance committee. Mrs. P. W. A. Westbury the committee s education chair Man made the request. She said the Ballet has visited at least 19 Junior High schools the past four years but it was limited because school auditoriums and school schedules rarely permitted All students to see a performance. The company is proposing to put on the four performances at 10 . And 2 . Sept. 18 and oct. 23 in the playhouse theatre which will hold people. There Are Grade 9 students Grade 8 students and Grade 7 students in Winnipeg Junior High schools. Mrs. Westbury said it was hoped All Grade 9 students and one third of Grade 8 students would attend. Students would have to pay Only for transportation to the playhouse. The would cover salaries royalties Stag ing rental and other expenses. Youth 18, remanded for report an 18-year-old Winnipeg youth was remanded to feb. 8 for a pre sentence report when he pleaded guilty ill Winnipeg magistrate s court tuesday to robbing a service station Jan. 30. Larry Wayne Benson 21 Hargrave Street was charged with Hugh ans 21, of 272 Cockburn Avenue who was remanded to get Legal Aid. Benson and another Man entered Ray s service station 792 Arlington Street about . Monday where Benson hit i station attendant David Johnson i from behind with a Drain plug i wrench. His partner is then said to have threatened or. Johnson i with knife and demanded Money. 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