Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 20, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday june 20, 1968 Dairy policy clarified Ottawa up the Cana Dian Dairy commission announced monday details of its subsidy quota policy for the year which began april 1. About Farmers will Benefit under the plan which Fea Tures an increase in individual quotas for Small and medium volume milk and Cream ship pers who exceeded their quotas last year. The larger quotas will go to shippers who last year exceeded their quotas or less than pounds of butterfat about 000 pounds of milk. Their quota this year will be tile amount of their 1967-68 de liveries up to a maximum of pounds of butterfat. No additional quota will be Given to those who had quotas of More than pounds of butterfat last year. Farmers who had quotas last year but made no deliveries will not have a quota this year. Those who shipped Between 420 and pounds of butterfat last year and applied for quota will be Given a quota this year for the amount of last year s deliveries. Those who were Given Pound quotas last year but did not re apply will not have a quota this year. Also Farmers who shipped less than 420 pounds of butterfat last year will not be Given a quota. These two groups will receive phasing out payments for their deliveries last year at the rate of this year s subsidies. Producers who failed to meet quotas exceeding pounds of butterfat last year will be Given the same quota his year. Newcomers who did not have a quota last year but shipped More than 420 pounds of butter fat will be Given a quota this year equal to the amount of their deliveries last year up to a maximum of. Pounds of butterfat. Farmers entering the Manu. A during or Cream producing Field Arcer april 1 this year will not be eligible for a quota unless the new shipper has Pur chased a Herd from an existing quota Holder. The first Section of the first yugoslav Long distance Oil pipe line Between Bakar and Grade has been opened. Bel alighted City of color and Beauty is the Way the Royal american shows avenues of thrills and laughter appear at night with 50 rides and shows ready to entertain people of All Ages. The Royal american shows will be appearing june 21 to 29, at Mari sphere 98 red River exhibition in the Winnipeg Arena. Ships can t Clear Seaway in time Montreal up More than 60 Ocean going ships will be trapped in the great lakes by a strike of Seaway workers scheduled for 7 . Cd Friday a Seaway spokesman said today. Fifty eight of the vessels mostly foreign owned were above the Iroquois locks at the Eastern end of Lake Ontario when the locks were closed to Dow bound traffic at 7 . Today. They will be joined by another seven which were mov ing up the Seaway from Mont real the Seaway authority had ordered the Iroquois locks closed to Dow bound traffic and the St. Lambert locks at Mont real closed to unbound traffic at 7 . Today. The Seaway spokesman said he seven Ocean going vessels and eight Inland ships were expected to Clear the Iroquois Ocks into Lake Ontario before he strike deadline. At the same time 16 Ocean and 14 Inland vessels heading special notice res saturday Concrete deliveries in order that we May continue to give our customers excellent service May we remind contractors and householders that orders for. Saturday deliveries must be placed before 5 . Friday in Case of Holiday 5 . The previous working Day. 783-7251 phone Mccurdy Supply co. Ltd. There is no comparison for Hose who know Down to Montreal from the Iroquois locks were also expected to Clear the system in time. Port manager Guy Beaudet of Montreal said in an interview wednesday night that a strike could Only help business at Montreal. It is unfortunate that such a boost is at the expense of oth owners and agents of Ocean going vessels unbound for Cana Dian and . Ports said they have been holding vessels at Montreal since the beginning of the week. But few had made plans or arrangements to discharge cargoes in Montreal for Carriage by rail to Inland destinations. A spokesman for the National harbours Board said there has been no appreciable increase in the demand for wharf space or cargo handling facilities a t Montreal Quebec City or trois rivieras que., which could be accounted for by the threatened strike. Or. Beaudet said it is difficult to know what ships might be unloading at Montreal rather than going on up the Seaway. They might be carrying Bills of lading which showed Montreal As an alternate discharge port for cargo bound for great lakes ports. If they Are they have no problem. The receiver of the cargo is liable for the extra freight charges involved. If Montreal is not Down As an Al Ternate port on the Bill of lad ing then it is up to the shipping company to pay whatever extra Are necessary to gel the goods to their spokesmen for shipping Agen cies in Montreal agree this is one of. Their biggest problems and one reason they Are delay ing discharges cargoes in Mont real destined for great lakes ports. Seaway officials optimism wednesday that a Settle ment might be reached in time and the strike averted but that was before a statement by prime minister Trudeau. Or. Trudeau said in a Tele Gram to the Canadian brother Hood of railway transport and general workers Union that a six per cent wage increase this year and another six per cent next offered by the Seaway authority is fair and reason the Union has asked for in creases totalling 1.8 per cent Over two years. Or. Trudeau s statement has dimmed whatever Hope we had for a the Union said. The Canadian Seaway work ers complain that their wages Are an average of 21 per cent lower than those of employees of the United states St. Law rence Seaway development corp. The Canadian authority administers five locks and the . Organization is responsible for the others on the Inland wat Erway. Wages of . Who do not have the right to determined by Industrial averages at locations along the Seaway. Welfare a seekers treated like dirt Ottawa up a number of delegates to the Canadian conference on welfare said wednesday that people seeking Aid at welfare offices Are made to feel Small. Pope a member of the company of Young canadians working in Toronto s Yorkville District said he had accompanied someone to a welfare office and they treat you like you have no he said. They Tell you what you e. S. Shapiro of Winnipeg program director for the Mani Toba people s Opportunity serv makes Ever Aberta if takes More than a russian name to make a great Vodka ices said people seeking Wel fare help Are not considered people. Clients Are considered lie said and the Only reason service agencies help them is because they Are a menace to society if we Start to see clients As people As Good or better than us then we can do Roger Avon of a disabled Man with a wife and two Small children said welfare agencies made him feel Only a few inches High. Michel Blondin an official in the Montreal Council of social agencies said that in big cities people seeking help could not express their views to welfare Agency. In turn the Agency could not listen because it oper ated under specific policies. Three mothers whose children attended the. Ottawa Day Nur Sery spoke strongly in favor of such Good care services and said there were not nearly enough of them. Earlier Guy Rocher sociology professor at the University of Montreal said school systems need teams of specialized teach ers for underprivileged children in depressed areas. John p. Humphrey a. Mcgill University Law professor and member of the Royal commis Sion on the status of women said Canada is not a Haven in a world of violence. The country could however still take precautions against violence by becoming a place where human rights and Funda mental freedoms were really respected. Convert fire truck Burlington it. A a truck being retired from the fire department is being installed in one of the City s playgrounds. It will have a slide from the Back of the truck to the ground a steering wheel a new red paint Job and fire department in big Gold letters on the Hood so Chil Dren can go to make believe fires in a real fire truck. Battle atop Peak under Way Vancouver up eight men on the of North America have begun a fight to erect one of the highest meteorological stations in the world. If they succeed radio mount at feet on Canada s highest Peak will provide the Yukon and Alaska with 24 hour weather information later this year. The scientists and. Climbers Are living in a Small plywood hut above the level. The hut was built last year by a team trying to set up a physiological research Centre. They were foiled by bad Wea ther. So far the program looks said Philip Upton Dir Ector of the Arctic Institute of North America. He said the station will radio weather information to a team below the Mountain who will pass it on to local radio stations. Other projects that the men of mount Logan will attempt include Snow a Mountain Survey and physio logical research. A bridal suite in Johannes Burg s new president hotel costs daily for single occupancy for double. Survive copter crash Ottawa up a 21-year old flight is resting at his parents Home Here after surviving a helicopter crash and two and nights without food or water in the dense lab Rador Bush last weekend. Chris Charles and the helicopter Pilot Ray Rouleau 34, of Sudbury escaped minor in juries saturday when they were thrown from which burst into flames. They lost All theft emergency supplies and equipment when the aircraft smashed tree and in heavy fog about 160 Miles South of Wabush in a Barren Section of southwestern Labrador. I still can t believe we sur Chris Gaid tuesday night. The two men left a Carport. Airport near Ottawa last thursday to ferry the Bell g-2 helicopter operated by univer Sal helicopter Ltd. To Churchill Falls they flew out of que., Early saturday. About 100 Miles later into dense fog and tried to turn Back. As we tried to saw the Trees coming at a Siire tried to pull out. It was too their Only supplies were matches and an. Axe. They built a shelter and Small fire to Bat the the flies 35-degree tempera Tures and drizzling rain. About sunday a i Glit plane circled the. 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