Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free 1-Kess, Friday june 13, 1969 two housing projects get Chc Loans Ottawa up Federal Loans totalling for housing project in four provinces were announced thursday by the Central mortgage and housing corporation. Two of the Loans go to Manitoba. The Argyle Lodge association of Baldur Man., gets for a project for the elderly Victoria Manor inc. Of Holland Man., gets for a similar project. Two others go to British Columbia centres. Action line children s Vil Lage society in Burnaby b.c., gets for a Low rental development. The Ebenezer senior Home society in Matsui gets 600 for a project for the elderly. He spends his time just flipping around trustee s estate liquidation Sale wholesale furniture Mart Princess Street near Logan 1 after 45 in the fur i nature now Cut of Mif Tom. Oil ims. Indi 30rt. I tire Stock must the Tineil Brand decorator bedroom dining room i tiring room and Kitchen i furniture from the Best american and Canadian factories Alto Alt fixture wid office equipment. This ii not a Sale of gain. Everything must be sold Many items below actual factory coir. Choose from French and italian provincial modern. Contemporary and colonial decorator designed Quality furniture. Hundreds of other items such As lamps table lamps Wall plaques and objects d Arr. Many items Selling below Cost. Hours mon., tues., wed., 9 . To thurs. And Fri. 10 . To 9 . Sat. 9 . To 5 . By John Wildgust Portage la Prairie Man. Up Twenty three year old Lieut. Brian Alston gets his kicks from rocketing his Bright red Jet aircraft in Low screaming passes flip Ping it belly up and snapping into the Clouds it s a kind of emotional says the Canadian forces youngest red Knight the Solo aerobatics Pilot who will perform in 35 shows across Canada this summer you just can t put it into the Blond haired Bachelor says he pays almost school Boyish attention to older pilots yarns of wartime dog fights and finds it very hard to sit on the ground and watch other aircraft. In the Sharp turns Low passes and vertical climbs the acceleration and direction changes Strug gling with the Tutor Jet plane sometimes makes his weight seven times Normal. His oxygen mask pushes hard against his face and his body dangles from a lacing of Parachute straps in the cock pit full of muddled instruments while the aircraft spins and tosses for a sensation that s any Midway ride. I enjoy doing this kind of Lieut. Alston said in an interview after practising one of his 30-minute shows at the Canadian. Forces base Here. But fun is a bad word be cause it makes it sound like we re out there barnstorm it s All fingertip flying in the Tutor Jet for the native of Calgary who earned private Pilot s licence a private Pilot s licence in Downsview ont., before join ing the service in 1966. There s a certain amount the manoeuvres of of risk. You have to be darn i Knight show. Who s been flying in the air Force for three year As a student Pilot and two years As an instructor. Keeping the 400-mile-an hour performance centred in front of an audience can be Tricky enough without a wind to blow the two seater Jet just a few Hundred Yards to one Side. Describing the show from the ground this year will be the Bass voiced up Pilot and commentator capt. Rob Ert Cran 32, a native of Sper Ling Man. With 18 years of military flying experience he s qualified to perform All the hed air base takeover delayed sure what you re doing when you Start a occasionally Lieut. Alston says he has to forget what the Book says about some manoeuvres. With a Tell tale Stream of smoke marking his flight line he has to make a nicely rounded figure 8 As one of the show s acts. By the Book he would climb then flip Over sharply in a More Oval Pat Tern which would t look like much for ground spectators. The difficult slow Roll is something you have to get in the fingertips and practise he said. Even if the aircraft has to Fly sideways you have to keep the wings one of the biggest prob lems is doing the show in the said Lieut. Alston Northwest and air Canada Are in continuous Contact resolving questions of personnel he said. Takeover has now Ben set for july -15. A new company cae air Craft Ltd., has been formed to the Viscount overhaul base and acquire other work to keep the base operating. Northwest president e. L. Bunnell said at a news con Ference Here in april the company will go after additional aircraft repair overhaul and maintenance contracts and other work to maintain a High level of activity. Some of the air Canada employees at the base will be staying with the new company. Others will be moving to Tinval. Que. With the airline. Teachers betrayed by govt Robertson one of a kind Sale it. Save 25% to 50% on new furniture instr curad by and Aai Tarn furniture. W. Will Aall both pilots have a High re Gard for the ground team who will Fly the Cross Canada show circuit As Pas sengers in the two red Tutor jets. They re really outstanding Lieut. Alston said of Cpl. Robert Hawes of Moose jaw sask., and Cpl. Larry Hunt a native of Vancouver and Hope b.c., both 29-year old Airframe technicians. You Don t have to ask them to do anything. They re always 14 Steps ahead of the red jets with a plumed Knight s helmet on the fuse Lage Cost an hour to operate repair and maintain. Designed and built in Canada the Tutor the Canadian forces Basic Jet Trainer has an engine thrust of pounds. The ked Knight named after Germany s first world War Ace Baron von Richthofen was organized in 1959 As a Canadian air Force Salute to the 50th anniversary of pow ered flight in Canada. This year s show begins the Cross Canada circuit in mid june and ends i september after performances in Mani Toba British Columbia Alberta Quebec Prince Edward is land Nova Scotia and on Tario. The hardest part is going to be finding some of the joked Lieut. Alston who claims he s considering a service station Road map to navigate along highways to some Small towns where hell perform. Militant Manitoba teachers Are on the move. In blistering tones in Winnipeg auditorium thursday teachers were told they had been betrayed by the provincial government. The speaker was d. M. S. Robertson president of the 2.400-member Winnipeg teach ers association and he was addressing an association rally called to hear Manitoba political leaders outline their educational kinds unanimously supported be teachers. The trustees just and reasonable cause ours. Was. Teachers policies. Or. Robertson aimed his styles French provincial italian is Renc Rov the furniture warehouse a div Linen of . Ltd. 1030 St. James St., mpg. 21 easy terms no Money Down warehouse Houks Dally 9.6 . . Kura. For Wjk Jyh a Fig sharpest criticism at education minister Donald w. Craik of Manitoba for his recent policy statement proposing legislation to establish an annual four month bargaining period in salary negotiations for teachers. The proposal is one of six bargaining procedure changes the province s school trustees Are urging the government to make. The teachers association president terms them vicious and arbitrary and says teach ers Are absolutely and irreversibly opposed to or. Robertson called Mani Toba teachers naive to have trusted the provincial govern ment when they gave up the right to strike in 1956 and notice under the election act electoral division of fort Rouge the official agents for the candidates in the elec toral division of fort Rouge at the forthcoming elec Tion on june 25th, 1969, Are c. Cordon Dilts . 1 84 Roslyn Road Winnipeg 1 3, Man. Official agent for Jane Heffelfinger candidate. Colin Ink Ter 206 376 Broadway ave., Winnipeg 1 official agent for Inex Trueman candidate. Charles by Eitek 402 _ 279 River Avenue Winnipeg 13 official agent for Una Decter candidate dated at Winnipeg in Manitoba this shh Day of 1969. Charles j. Phelan returning officer for the electoral division of fort Rouge Man. Man. Cause was Nat want to have a Oice in shaping our education system they want and deserve respect for their professional ability to carry out heir responsibilities. We do not tend to allow those who have never forgiven us for fighting doggedly and determinedly for a cause we knew to be right to obtain through oppressive legislation what they could not persuade a fair and impartial arbitration Board to give or. Robertson said teachers Are willing to discuss improve ments in Manitoba s education system with anyone at any time but that we cannot and will not give up Basic rights for the Sake of expediency not to buy trustees Goodwill Public Good will or even political Goodwill. And we give fair warning that we will use every resource at our command to convince those who Lead us after the june 25 election that neither the proposals of the trustees nor those contained in the present minister s position paper Are implemented. Polls put Pompidou ahead Paris Reuters underdog candidate Alain Poher won a Little encouragement today when a new opinion poll showed him cutting into the Lead of rival Georges Pompidou but it seemed unlikely Poher could pull off an upset in the final round of voting sunday for a seven year term As president of France. The new poll showed former gaullist Premier Pompidou would win with 56 per cent of the vote while poorer trailed at 44 per cent. The Survey put Poher four per cent closer to his rival than a similar poll published last week. Both Pompidou and the interim president were scheduled to go on television tonight in a final Appeal to the voters of France. The latest poll was taken two Days ago and tended to confirm other surveys which showed Poher inching his rival. But political experts said the chances of Poher actually bridging the Gap were slight and predicted Pompidou probably would wind up with about 53 per cent. But the poll published in the newspaper Figaro today also showed a slight increase in the number of voters who planned to 20 per who were still per cent. While the poll gave Poher some encouragement it was hardly enough to warrant optimism. Poher ended his formal on the spot campaigning at a rally in Paris thursday night. Continuing his Tough attack on on Pompidou As the righthand Man of Gen. Charles de spoke for the first time of secret funds available in the govern ment. Notice under the election act electoral division of Wellington the official agents for the candidates in the elec toral division of Wellington at the forthcoming elec Tion on june 25th, 1969 Are d Arcy Bancroft 355 Maplewood ave., Winnipeg official agent for Tom Bernes candidate. Cordon Ramsay 773 Dominion Street Winnipeg official agent for William Mcarva candidate. Lloyd c. Stinson Strathcona Street Winnipeg official agent for Philip Petursson candidate. J. Harold Johnson returning officer of the electoral division of Wellington. Dated at Winnipeg this Lith Day of june. 1969. Permitted jurisdiction Over their bargaining procedures to be transferred from the labor relations act to the Public schools act. He accused or. Craik of arbitrarily proposing rigid narrow time limits for bar gaining and of trying to ration Alize the proposal on the need to determine budgets. What he does not explain is Why in a school system such As Winnipeg it is important to salaries of teachers fixed by january 15 when no deadline is necessary for Over other employees such As caretakers clerks plumbers electricians and superintendents Many of whom receive much higher salaries than teachers. This is nothing but the rank est of discrimination against a group of employees who find themselves isolated and vulnerable under a separate piece of legislation that is and mastered by the education minister and we cannot help but wonder whether the minister of labor would dare to make the same kind of proposal to Amend the labor relations act which sets out the collective bargain ing procedures for other employees of school boards or. Robertson warned teachers May be made scape goats for rising education costs and rising taxes and Arbit Rary Laws May be passed curbing their rights but before 1 e g i s 1 a t o r s act they would be Well advised to look at other jurisdictions before proceeding. Legislation passed in August May reap the whirlwind in or. Robertson said his Asso role in events that led to the citation probably played a major deadline dates proposal since a 1968 Winnipeg teachers agree ment was t signed until late last summer pending four Arbi i traction hearings. 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