Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free january 1968 13 8 hospitals to get special assistance Regina up special assistance to communities in which eight hospitals will be closed was announced Friday by Saskatchewan health minister Gord on he told a meeting of the Southeast regional Hospital Council the provincial govern ment will pay each Hospital 50 per cent of the Book value of All major depreciable equipment and allow the hospitals to keep the the hospitals to be closed Are at Mary Field be Neudorf and he said the Hospital premises and site May be used by the communities any Way they Ponder Potash Board Regina president of the Saskatchewan and National Farmers said Premier Ross Thatcher is considering establishing a pot Board similar to the Cana Dian wheat a marketing Atkinson said the Premier mentioned the possibility at a meeting with Saskatchewan Union Thatcher told us the most depressing conditions exist right now in the Potash Industry and while one More firm might be coming into the province in the near there is not much Chance of Large Industrial development in the province for the next four or five he quoted the Premier As saying the Potash Industry was in a desperate situation but the Lon term Outlook was later Thatcher said it was a Well known fact that All of the Potash companies have been having trouble because of the Price cutting going he said Stu officials asked in a Brief for increased royalties on Potash companies but that he replied this is not the time to Burden them with additional i told the Stu delegates we were thinking of establish ing a Potash Board similar to the Canadian wheat but not before we have experts look at the text of his comments was released in Advance of surplus funds which have been accumulated also May be used As subject to the approval of the local govern ment staff in hospitals affected by the closure will be Given Severance pay and assist Ance in finding a new location in which to Grant said the decision to close the hospitals was taken after All Hospital experts consulted recommended the he said distance to other condition of hospitals and availability of trained staff and facilities elsewhere were taken into the move was criticized in a prepared statement issued Fri Day by Walter new democratic party member from Regina who said Locking the doors and throwing away the keys is not the because the Liberal govern ment was reelected for a second this did not give the liberals a mandate for arrogance or the right to ride roughshod Over Peoples Grant said the closing had Given the government an unattractive image but said that in line with our concept of responsible w e cannot contribute to the Duplica Tion of Hospital he said the decision had put responsibility before Kenora Man Dies in mishap an Industrial Accident firday night claimed the life of a 32 year old Kenora pulp Mill work Kenora town police said the victim was Alfred a married Man and father of three the Accident occurred around 6 at the Ontario Minnesota pulp and paper Mill in an evening shift was working in the Wood room at the police said there probably will be an Seal Hunt protest lodged Montreal up the Ca Nadian society for the Preven Tion of cruelty to animals has protested to the Federal govern ment for being barred for the first time from sending observers to the annual Seal Hunt in the Gulf of Lawrence this Alex president of the said thursday night that letters of protest have been sent to prime minister Pearson and fisheries minister Robichaud expressing consternation and dismay Over the bar ring of the Only those humane representatives who have supported the governments stand permitting the killing of baby seals had been invited to observe the he he described the humane representatives chosen by the fish eries from on Tario and one from new Bruns yes men for the it is apparent that it is your intention to exclude All those who disagree with the policy of your Mac Laurin said in his letter to the society called for the abolition of the Slaughter of the baby seals in the Gulf on grounds that it is impossible for the government to guarantee that no cruel practice would take place during the celebrates birthday Quebec up Louis former prime minister of will celebrate his 86th birthday at the hotel Dieu Hospital where he underwent surgery two weeks Laurent was operated on for a broken hip after he slipped and fell in his he was Liberal prime minister from 1948 to Goren on Bridge by Charles Goren c by the Chicta trinum weekly Bridge quiz As South you hold ak105 akj6 oaqs3 the bidding has proceeded South West North East 1v pass 1a pass 2 it pass 3 9 pass what do you bid now As South you hold 474 84 oa109653 bidding has proceeded West North East South in 1 it pass what do you bid you hold 4a105 caj1063 okj75 the bidding has proceeded West North East South pass 1 20 what do you bid you 49643 v8754 okj3 the bidding proceeded East South 1 y what do you 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which must have provincial govern ment Sanction before they Are student activists have demanded direct representation on the Board of governors and flatly rejected an earlier proposal for representation through a the proposed changes in the University act would remove the ban on students sitting on the but Hugh University p r e s i said there was no Guaran tee that a student senator would be one of the senates representatives on the he was not available for the proposed changes in the act would have six instead of five senators elected to the Board of the Senate is concerned with student and Regula Tion and the Board of governors handles the financial operations of the kills oxygen Carbon monoxide sickens and kills because it cuts off the oxygen Supply from the the tissues of bran new electric heated socks end cold feet forever heres an exciting new idea to end the cold feet problem perfect for people who work or play outdoors heavy ribbed Wool shrink resistant socks in overt calf 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about the Middle East was that there was no common ground in the dispute Between the arabs and the there was apparently no visible starting Point from which the opposing forces could begin to work toward settlement of the areas longstanding he and replies to questions put to Arab and israeli spokesmen on the platform in the Large arts building lecture theatre served to reinforce his Ibrahim r e p r e setting the Arab information office in at one Point warned delegates that if world opinion grew to accept the idea that israels ability to win Battles in War gave her the right to continue occupying Arab the world would find that we play that game the Arab states would keep fighting and losing wars until eventually they have Learned to win and learn to win they eventually he observers noted that Confer ence officials in charge of seating arrangements had judicially inserted Barry former commander of the Canadian Squadron in the Middle easts United nations emergency Between the Arab and israeli spokesmen on the Fraser said there was Little room for optimism regard ing an Early peace settlement in the Middle he pointed out that the present impasse was helping Israel avoid serious political trouble which might result if the occupied West Bank of the Jordan River were Given up by the arabs to become part j stage employees has been for Mally de certified As the bar by official joins Sharp Camp Ottawa up Neil Secretary of the Royal commission on bilingualism and Here since has resigned to become a policy adviser and assistant to finance minister Sharp in his bid for the Liberal party a statement from the minis ters Campaign Headquarters said will be chairman of a policy advisory coordinating the work of a group of experts in his foreign science and technology who have volunteered to help in the Sharp leadership born in Saskatchewan and educated in Morri son studied economics and Polit ical science at Mcgill univer and social research meth ods at the University of Michi a broadcaster and re search he was first Dean of the Joseph Atkinson College of York University in he resigned that Post to be come English speaking co Secre tary of the Royal Alliance de certified Ottawa up the inter National Alliance of theatrical Cyprus peace costly Ottawa up by the end of March this Canada will have paid for United nations peacekeeping in by officials Here the amount is More than that contributed by the three coun tries most directly concerned with the Cyprus Greece has contributed Turkey and Cyprus plus some logistic informants say Canada feels it is paying a disproportionate share of Cyprus peacekeeping than All other countries except tile United states and has asked the in to absorb some of the costs this country has looked the Cost to Canada Between when the in Force was established in by and covers mainly the travel expenses of some 900 Canadian troops to the Island and the maintenance it does not include the contingents regular pay and Al closed9 meet Likely Ottawa Federal provincial constitutional Confer ence next month vill open in Public but the hard work will be done behind closed thursday correspondence be tween prime minister Pearson and the provincial premiers dealing with the arrangements for the 5 to 7 conference was released in the from the reaction of the premiers it appears doubtful that anything other than de livery of general position papers will be open to this differs from the premiers confederation for tomorrow conference in Toronto last fall which was conducted in the fue Glare of the Point was made at that time that the premiers were not in a position t o make decisions which would require hard nosed private Pearson has proposed that the opening when All parties read their initial should be open and a similar arrangement May be made for the close of the it would be up to the meeting to decide whether it wished to go beyond these Premier John Robarts of a leading figure at Federal provincial summed up the general feeling by advocating a Middle the Road some Public sessions were indicated in the context of bringing our people to realize the Gravity of our discussion and perhaps the divergence of Points of he on the other Robarts said we must never lose sight of the fact that the decision making process is not helped or made easier when carried on in the White Glare of Manitoba Premier Walter Weir agreed with this adding that any further Public Ity should be decided by the conference Saskatchewan Premier Ross Thatcher said the meeting should be closed for obvious initial papers could be read in he and suggested a press conference could be held when the meeting fresh vegetable sales in Canada Down the president of the Canadian fruit wholesalers association said in Winnipeg thursday there has been a continual decline in the Sale of fresh fruits and vegetables in Todd Tow about 120 persons attending the annual convention of the vegetable growers association of Mani Toba that processed foods Are still making inroads on fresh it is difficult for Many of us to know Why there is this he who is also chair Man of the Manitoba vegetable marketing spoke favourably about marketing boards and noted that Ontario 4 Given prison terms prison sentences totalling 21 years have been Given four prisoners who escaped last fall from a rehabilitation Camp in Southeastern i n provincial magistrates court Friday Allan and Henry each were Given a total of seven years on charges of escaping lawful custody and three charges of armed David received a five year sentence and Mervin was Given two the four escaped 19 from the Moose Lake Camp armed with a Shotgun and three a Camp guard was robbed in the All four had Only one month remaining in their sentences at the of their they were apprehended in the United slates after robbing two Ameri can fishermen of their truck magistrate Harold passing questioned procedures used to select those sent to minimum Security rehabilitation he said alleged to have been the ringleader in the had three previous convictions for escaping now markets almost 75 per cent of their provinces farm production through producer he referred to an address delivered by Vic president o f Steinbergs at the annual Federal provincial agricultural Outlook conference in he was saying that unless the agriculture Industry streamlines its marketing techniques to meet the requirements of efficient bulk buying and mass it May Well face a loss of Domestic markets to foreign land firm sues a Gulf american Friday filed a suit against Dow Jones two aides of Gover nor Claude Carl Ber Florida land sales Board director and a newspaper report the Miami based a major instalment land sales company involved in an investigation by the state accused the Kirk aides and Ber Toch with feeding confidential information to the Wall Street journal writer Ken Kirks aides named in the suit were his top Tom Ferguson and press Secretary Jim Jones pub Lishes the Wall Street journal and provides a financial news Gulf 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