Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 7, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday August 7, 1969 it steel strike tests ilk. Compromise by Robert Mott London special steel Industry has been hit hard by a Wildcat strike that defies classification threatens Hopes for an upsurge in the Economy and is Beverly testing the labor govern ment s Compromise policy for working out Industrial disputes. Government intervention through an official court of inquiry always a last resort measure seemed imminent wednesday night after All appeals to the strikers to return to work appeared fruitless. The court actually an investigative panel with no Powers of arbitration could subpoena witnesses from both sides and make recommendations for a solution. The nations and Europe a largest Steelworks at port Talbot in South Wales has been shut Down since monday by a walkout of 1300 blast 1 u r n a c e workers More than five weeks earlier. The Plant has operated at about half its weekly capacity of tons until the nationalized British steel corporation Csc ordered its closure Over the weekend idling More than others. The Plant produces three million tons per year in tenders will be received be fore 12 noon Augustt for the Purchase of an 850 so. It. Temporary classroom with a 6 x 12 foyer attached to the Sanford elementary school Sanford Manitoba. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Send written request for specifications or tends to Andrew else Secretary treasurer Morris Macdonald school division no. 19 Box 400 Manitoba phone 744-2722 department of transport Winnipeg tenders sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and marked tender for feeder cables will be received up to . Winnipeg time August 21, 1969, for the replace i. L. S. Feeder cables Lakehead ont. Plans specifications and related documents May be obtained on application to the undersigned 605 Winnipeg Genera Post office building 266 Graham Avenue Winnipeg 1, Manitoba upon receipt of a certified Cheque made payable to the receiver general of Canada for the sum of i. F. Young regional Supply officer. . After August 11, 1969, plans end specifications can be obtained at 301 391 York Avenue Winnipeg. Manitoba Hydro tender for Power transformers Rural and suburban stations specification no. 4i sealed tenders in duplicate will received until twelve o clock noon wednesday september 10, 1969 for the design manufacture test Supply War Ranty and delivery of Power trans formers for Rural and suburban stations. Shall be enclosed in a sealed Anva Lope marked tender for Power transformers Rural and suburban station Sand shall be addressed to or. W. D. Falls chairman and general manager Manitoba Hydro . Box 115, Winnipeg 1, Manitoba. Copies of the specification May be obtained upon application to the under signed it to Taylor Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Kojro reserves the right to any or All tenders and the lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. A. W. Mcgillivray purchasing manager chiding 30 per cent of the Sheet steel for Britain s automobile Industry. It s closure will Cost an Esti mated si.8 million per week in lost production with about million already lost during the period of reduced operations. Car makers have enough stockpiled steel to keep going for several weeks but a Long shutdown could have a delayed effect in the autumn cutting into exports badly needed to help bal Ance Britain s Trade figures. The 1300 strikers walked out on june 26 Over Csc s refusal to match an in crease of s2.50 per week Given last fall to the lowest paid blast Furnace men in other steel plants. Through a complicated series of past agreements workers at port Talbot have always been paid More than the National average and in negotiations now suspended were being offered a slightly lesser raise that would equalize pay Scales through out the country. Only 140 of the strikers Are actually affected by the dispute Over pay so that a very Small Tail appears to be wagging a very Large dog. The apparent reason for this stubborn holdout is a Lack of Confidence in the leadership of the National Union of which has opposed the unofficial strike and with the state of labor management relations in general. The strikers led by a group of ten men who refuse to identify them selves for alleged fear of reprisals though enterprising British journalists have identified four of appear determined to Force the government inquiry even at heavy Cost to the National Economy in order to bring into the open their grievances against management and their own Union leaders. Possibly More harmful than the blow to the Auto Industry and the Economy is secure base raided Saigon api about 30 Viet Cong commandos sneaked past the guards at the most secure american base in Viet Nam before Dawn today paged through a Block Long convalescent Hospital hurling bombs and firing rifles at patients and then escaped without losing a Man. The . Command said two americans were killed and 57 wounded in the attack at Cam Ranh Bay 195 Miles Northeast of Saigon. All were patients except four of the wounded who were members of the Hospital staf. Associated press photographer Rick Merron reported from the Hospital that More than a dozen buildings were destroyed or damaged including several wards two officers bar Racks and the Chapel. Thuro Warp to nation is in the Mere were i. Patients in the for Send specifications or written request tenders to Andrew Eidse Secretary treasurer Morris Macdonald school division no. 19, Box 400 Morris Manitoba. Phone 746-2722. Tenders will be received be fore 12 noon August i 1949 for the Purchase of an 1144 so. It. Temporary classroom with a 4 Elj foyer attached to the Sanford elementary school san Hospital most of them recover _. Any eng illnesses rather than Battle wounds. First reports said 99 americans were wounded and 10 others were missing. Later the wounded toll was reduced and a . Command spokesman said he had no re ports of any missing. The huge coastal base at Cam Ranh Bay has been considered the american installation in Vietnam least vulnerable to at tack. It was for that reason it was picked As the site for presi Dent Lyndon b. Johnson s iwo visits to Vietnam in october 1966, and december 1967. The Small Viet Cong band Cut through the barbed wire around the Hospital compound. Moving through darkness the raiders slipped by trip wires that would have set of defensive flares and a series of Sand bagged bunkers manned by american guards. The Comman Dos were in the Centre of the compound before they made their presence known and escaped less than half an hour later apparently via the same tender for school furniture sealed tenders will be received at the offices of the Winnipeg school division no. 1, up to ., Friday August 15, 1969, for the Supply of school furniture for lord Roberts school. For form of tender and specifications apply to Leslie f. Girling and associates 307 275 Portage Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. H. J. Benningsen Secretary treasurer the Winnipeg school division no. I. Tends sealed tenders marked on the outside. Of the envelope will be received by the undersigned up to s . August 15th, 1949 for the following. 1 nine 9 educational television i receivers. These sets must conform to the requirements As an educational television receiver. Each receiver is to be equipped with full double doors with a combination lock. Each set will also have a Mobile stand. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. L. L. Brown Sec. Treas. Pine Creek school division no. 30, Box 469, Gladstone Man. Unur Thi Highway Protection act the Highway traffic and motor transport Board notice is hereby Given that a hearing of the Highway traffic and motor transport Board will be held at a.m., wednesday August 20, 1949, in the Board room basement Highway services building 1075 Portage Avenue Winnipeg 10, Manitoba. Permits part i Section . And part Iii Section 17 . . M. A. Bell . No. . Of Gimli application by m. A. Bell for a Perm for a dwelling and garage adjacent to and an Access driveway onto . No. 9 in lot a Sandy . Of Gimli. . Dept. Of mines natural resources . No. T . Of Woodlands application by dept. Of mines Nat ural resources Tor a permit for a checking station adjacent to and two Access driveways onto . No. 6 in Section West . Of Wood lands. . R. Reboot . No. 59 . Of Franklin department of transport Winnipeg tenders sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and marked tender for automatic weather station will be received up to . Winnipeg time August 20, 1969, for the construction of an automatic weather station at Elbow sask. Plans specifications and related documents May be obtained on application to the undersigned 405 Winnipeg general Post office building 266 Graham Avenue Winnipeg 1, Manitoba upon receipt of a certified Cheque made payable to the receiver general of Canada for the sum of i. F. Young regional Supply officer. I . After August 11, 1969, plans and it specifications can be obtained at 301 391 York Avenue Winnipeg. Cut in the Fence that they used to enter. General tenders for contract for utilities services Tunnel phase 11 a University of Alberta application by r. Kohoot for a permit Edmonton Alberta. For an addition to in existing store tenders addressed to the adjacent to . No. 59 m the . I Deputy Minster of Public works for i. Section 3-3-5 East . Of Frank-1 services Tunnel phase a Lin. Vicinity of Roseau University of Alberta Edmonton . B. Rusnak . No. J Alberta will be received up to 2 o clock . Mountain Standard time thursday september 11, 1969. Plans. Specifications and tender forms May be obtained on application Edmonton and will be available to 5t . It East St. Paul application by b. Rusnak for permit for an Access driveway onto . No. 59 in River lots Parish of St. Paul . Of East St. Paul. . 1944 n. Rawluk . No. Applet a permit i contractors All for a dwelling adjacent to and an i Access driveway onto . No. 59 in River lot 48, Parish of St. Paul . Of East St. Paul. . 1w l. Somerfeld . Deaths Breslaver mrs. Henrietta 96. Of los Angeles California widow of Isador Breslauer. Cameron mrs. Sarah Devlin 85, of Sterling Massachusetts formerly of Winnipeg widow of Ewan Cameron. Dmytriw Fred 80, of 306 Boyd Avenue. Gallant mrs. Angeline 80, of 436 St. Jean Baptiste Street St. Boni face widow of Jerome Gal Lant. Gillespie Ann 92. Of 1679 Pembina Highway fort Garry formerly of Man., widow of James Gilles pie. Henrie Edward 75, of la j Bro Querie Man. Jamieson mrs. Barbara 91, of 5a Elm Park apartments 622 St. Mary s Road St. Vital formerly of Pilot Mound. Man., w i d o w of George Jamieson. Kazlauskas of 467 Sprague Street. Kruk mrs. Helen 46, of 169 Rowan Dale Crescent East Kildonan wife of Michael Kruk. Lang mrs. Laura e., of 110 Girton Boulevard Tuxedo wife of William s. M. Lang. Lapeire. Mrs. Jules 78. Of 1531 Waller Avenue. Fort Garry former Canada Cement employee no. F . Of St. Andrews application by l. Somerfeld for a permit for a dwelling adjacent to and an Access driveway onto . No. 9 tin associations in Edmonton Calgary in lot 3, Block 5, lots 63-64 and j red Deer Vancouver Toronto and to Parish of St. Andrews . Montreal and builders Exchange in of St. Andrews. I Winnipeg for the use of sub trades. b Bruce . No. T i sub Trade contractors and subs to i sub Trade contractors As listed therein shall bid according to the rules and regulations of the Alberta bid depository and through the Edmon on construction association. Each tender be accompanied by a a certified Cheque or bid Bond trades on Deposit of five Hundred dollars which will be refunded when plans and specifications Are Mahoney Roberta Kathleen returned to this department prepaid no Witlam b c Complete and in Good order not later i a t fourteen 14 Days after closing Middleton Wilfred j. Date of tenders otherwise the Deposit 49 of 230 Roslyn Road suite shall be forfeit. Plans and specifications have been placed with construct . Al St. Laurent application by Bruce for a permit Tor an Access driveway onto . No. In River lot 15, Parish of St. Laurent . Of St. Laurent. . 1951 m. Mokrynski . No. 59 pm. Of Franklin application by m. Mokrynsky for a permit for a dwelling adjacent to and an Access driveway onto . No. 59 in Section 3-3-5 East . Of Franklin Vicinity of Roseau . Ms9 r. Tetrault . No. 1 . Of Reynolds application by r. Tetrault for a permit for a sign adjacent to . No. 1 in the . 4, Section West . Of Reynolds. The Highway traffic and motor trans port Board will be prepared to Consi Der any submissions regarding the applications at this hearing. Any persons wishing to a submission should either Contact the assistant Secretary at the hearing or Forward their written submissions in Advance to assistant Secretary the Highway traffic and motor transport Board. 1075 Portage Avenue Winnipeg 10, Man. Phone 775-om1, local 235. L. G. Higgins assistant Secretary. The Highway traffic and motor transport Board. On the amount of or b a 901. Manager inter provincial steel and pipe corporation Ltd. M1llan, Alex 71, of Stonewall. Man. Partaker mrs. Winnifred of fort Churchill Man., wife of David Partaker. Stranded Andreas Paul 58. Of 1069 Beauty Avenue old Kildonan Carpenter. Cesare 68, of Tor less in the certified iu76 or Ici Iaci i Usu amount of 10% of tender. Ranee California. Cheques Are to be made payable to the provincial treasurer. The attention of tenderer is drawn to the Public works Page 2. Clause 9, which refers to forfeiture of Security. The successful tender will be required to provide a certified Cheque or negotiable or properly assigned government of Canada or Alberta provincial government Bonds for ten per cent of the contract or a performance Bond. Vinet Albert Maurice 75, of i Molson Man. For further information j please classified death notices the lowest or any tender not necessarily be by the Canadian press s. Harrower 73. A Montreal businessman and Pioneer flyer who trained with the Wright . Tenders will be opened n a the de pamment of conference room Block "a1 race Bui Ding Edmonton. S. E. Kenworthy Deputy minister of Public works Blic in works Ter crop area Canberra Australia s crop area extends 22 million acres and More Are being added to it year by year. The political damage that May be done to the government and the trades Union c o n y r e s s roughly comparable to the Alf-c1o. Last month the govern ment in the face of implacable opposition from nearly every Quarter abandoned its attempt to push through parliament an Industrial relations Bill that would have provided a 28-Day Cooling off period in labor disputes and imposed fines on Wildcat strikers. Tie Tuc principal Backer of the labor government thought it amounted to unwarranted government interference in its affairs and forced a Compromise. The Compromise amounted to no More than a solemn and binding pledge from the Tuc to police its own movement by intervening in Wildcat strikes recommending settlements and expelling unions that failed to discipline their members. In the steel strike the Tuc through general Secretary Vic Feather has tried to impose its Wil on the Union involved but in this Case the Union itself has been unable to bring its dissidents into line. Whether the government already humiliated in its failure to pass what Many considered a mild Industrial relations Reform Bill can do any better remains to be seen. Canadian recording firms criticized by Robert Mackay Toronto up the Mckenna Mendelson mainline stink. That s the name of the most recent album released by a Canadian pop group. The Mckenna Mendelson mainline a Toronto blues group has just returned from a european tour during which it played at the utrecht pop festival in the Netherlands along with such groups As the Pink Floyd Jimi Hendrix and the pretty things. 11 also spent about six months in Britain playing in nightclubs cutting the stink album and a single from it called better watch out. The red Beard and Long blonde hair of Lead Singer and guitarist Joe Mendelson. Who stands six feel one Inch and weighs 220 pounds make him look like an ancient Viking. About a year ago he placed an advertisement in a Toronto newspaper saying he wanted to Start a blues band. Next Day he received a Call from Mike Mckenna formerly of the ugly ducklings and Luke and the Cana Dian groups which almost made the Mckenna Mendelson mainline was while in Toronto they played on the same Bill As the Fuggs. The canned heat and John Lee Hooker. They were asked to go to Detroit and Back Jeff Beck in the Grande ballroom. Why did they leave with All these things happening while they were based in Toronto Mike Harrison Bass guitarist says it was because they Canadian recording Compa Nies Haven t the Money or the interest in Hie artist that a British or american company might sign with some two bit company in says drummer Mike Nolasco and you can be no. 1 in Toronto but that s As far As you go. Maybe Hamilton and Lon Don ont. That s it. If you be got a worldwide company you can be sure that if the com Pany has the Confidence in the band to record it that your name and your album Are going to get we be got some decent studios right in Toronto but what Good is a decent studio without a decent recording company to hire asks Harrison. Says Mendelson take a Large Independent Canadian company and like they offer an entertainer or a musician or whatever you Call people in the business they offer you nothing. And you meaning us we offer them the biggest Opportunity in the world Man we offer them to become millionaires through our music. There s nothing Here for any musician who wants really to do something As a musician. If you want to work in a bar you can work in a bar in Toronto for the rest of your you want to hear about a Guy who signed with a Cana Dian company .1" Mendelson asks. Have you Ever heard of Ronnie Hawkins Ronnie Hawkins has got a lot of Talent. This Guy. If promoted properly Man could be As big As Elvis pres Ley if it was done right be cause he s got Talent and he s Good. He signed with a Cana Dian company Man and t h e y v e got him by the thumbs. He s largely responsible for the he hired them he taught them what to play he was their Leader for about seven Why then is he still Ronnie Hawkins a Toronto bar enter Tainer and they. The band he signed with a Canadian recording what did the group do in the Netherlands that could t have been done in Canada we hit people Over the head and we really hit says Mendelson. We must have sold a lot of records there he says. You can go Over big in to Ronto but if nobody comes up from the states and discovers you you la just go Back and Forth from the electric circus to the Rock pile until the kids get sick of you or until you rot in hell. There s no future Here Man. If you Don t get a record company from the United states you re going to go the group plans a tour of the United states during which it Hopes to make another recording. Bad cheques buy food and air fare the 29-y e a r of 1 d former manager of a restaurant was Given a two year sentence wednesday after he told ?1e used 9ne s287 Cheque to pleaded guilty in Winnipeg magistrate s court to five charges of obtaining Money by false pre fences. Crown counsel David r. Bir buy air Canada tickets to Send his wife and children to another province. Court was told the accused arrested Friday on one Chard told court the accused false pretences charge and that wrote five cheques in june All j the others then came to Light with drawn on an account insufficient funds. Court was told the accused used the cheques to buy Gro Ceries and spectacles for his wife and to obtain Cash from the Bank of Nova Scotia. A total of s536. Was involved. 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