Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 22, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday december 22, 1971 we Reshoe the right to limit quantities thursday 9 . 9 . Friday 9 . --6 . Sweet pickled cottage Gachic sausage. U. F lir cooked h ams 52 fully cooked picnics. Mauu astir Hamburg-3 us.51.19 roasts Utility Giam pot roasts Cross rib slug rounds. Prime rib can. Hvisc Youns _ Turkey 10 to ibs. _ in. Can Grade uti Uty Hvisc Turkey u to to . Can. Grade a evisc.3 is to 4 is. Chicken Young u. Can. Grade Utility Hvisc. Young .49 Side can. Uti Uty Grade Hvisc. Frying Chicken. Young steer if steaks sirloin round Wing in. 1.09 i Ariew studs. Sides 70 to n u. Small Hock on shoulders____.29 shoulder steaks. A. 45 i whole to ast Butts. Hocks. A. 19 Winch Devon i of Mauo Lautt sausage Row and if -39 Puu Ramc sausage meat can. No. 1 Craw cabbage u. Can. No. 1 cram potatoes Texas Grapefruit can.n0.1cram apples macs. 3 in. 39 Coronation 13h.oz. Simssr 49 Green Cunt 12 . Cloud Situ Day do wok 257h t monday dec. 27jh Cott and Ami n Straw my Max Houst ail Coffee Khz of is. 3% of. Margarine-3 km6 Mack . Tom a to soap 9 j 1.00 feels concern for Metis Nelson House Man. Staff a treaty Indian member of the Nelson House advisory committee to the provincial department of Northern affairs Moses Moore in a statement this week expressed concern for the welfare of the eight Metis families. Living in this Community and said it was time that land was made Avail Able for them to build houses of their own. I often think about the Metis and pity said or. Moore who says he Speaks for Many other Nelson House treaty Indi ans. They Don t seem to have a place where they can stay. They have been Here for a Long time on the Reserve. Some Are already old but they Haven t got a House which they can Call their own because they Haven t of a piece of land to build the land at Nelson House belongs to the Indian band apart from Small portions which Are used for an Airstrip lurches stores and other such uses. The Metis people Are not members of the treaty Indian and and so have no property rights. There Are treaty indians living at Nelson House and the Federal department of Indian affairs housing program s providing them with new omes in a period of time. Or. Moore was also concerned with the status of the Metis people who he said tend o think of themselves As slaves because of the Way we ook at them. But we Are All umans even though we Are Call d by different names. The Way look at it we must be friends and work or. Moore also proposed that the Metis people be Given the Opportunity of voting in band Council elections. After he Aid we vote in provincial and ederal elections and Why should t not be the same in our elec on out half truths charged fort Frances ont. Spe Cial at a meeting monday the fort Frances Rainy River Board of education ratified a salary contract with its second Ary school teachers. Negotiations were completed at Ings Friday night and saturday morning. The offer made by the Board prior to the breakdown of negotiations was a 6-4 per cent in crease in salary costs Over 1970. The final settlement agreed upon by both sides re presented an increase of 6.57 per cent in salary costs Over 1970. The Board is Happy that this matter is finally settled and that Good relations can be re established with its staff. The Board said it regrets that Dur ing the period of Contention the Toronto team which negotiated for the teachers saw fit to publicize several half truths calculated to weaken the people s Confidence in the Board. The Board Felt that during this Jeriod it was Wiser not to reply to such statements in order to maintain a More Calm Atmo sphere for negotiations. However if there Are any questions that the Public would Ike to ask about statements made during the negotiation period the Board will gladly answer them. All of the 84 teachers who had resigned after the breakdown in salary negotiations will be re hired. The total number of secondary teachers under the fort Frances Rainy River Board of education is 105. Fri thai onions 5 j5h.oz. Meat Mhz 1 r. Cd. We Fol Iwko secs Spaetti Thmas it Frances robbery probed fort Frances ont Spe Cial Ontario provincial to ice experts from Kenora have been called to Frances to assist in an investigation of a weekend robbery. Fort Frances police say the rent uses of n. S. Marsh bottling company were entered and a Safe cracked with nitroglycerine say it was the work of experts. The Safe was moved away from a win Dow the dial knocked off and the charge detonated. Sgt George my Derositt of fee Opp in Kenora disposed of what Nitro Rera feed at fee Scese. The of taken was not ;