Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 8, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Fri puss monday May i 1972 Jalna joining Edsel Toronto up Laurent Picard newly named to the presidency of the Csc states his priorities in simple terms first to improve the Quality of Csc programming. And it will be my second third and fourth priority he said a few hours after his appointment was announced by prime minister Trudeau. It be comes effective aug. 1. He promised an administration which Wou d stress better internal human relations. Asked about the costly Jalna series which has been condemned by some critics or. Picard said i would rather have liked that you did t ask that question. We have to have our asked whether the Promise to make 14 More instalments of Jalna was not a major error he said this error is not made yet. I m not saying it s not going to be made but it s not made yet. I Don t think we re committed to the Csc has made 12 instal ments of Jalna but sold a Pac Kage of 26 to thames television of Britain apparently commit Ting the network to Complete the remaining 14, which Are scheduled to Start or the Csc next january. Or. Picard also implied in a Csc to interview that the net work might soon cancel All advertising on radio and take a hard look at advertisements on children s to. Cardinal at United Church Toronto up a plea for help for the world s poor was made sunday by Paul Emile ardinal Leger during a ser Mon at Trinity United the first time in the 85-year his Ory of the Church that a roman Catholic spoke from the pulpit. This is a historical moment or Cardinal Leger told he congregation of 500. Our hearts Are More open now so we can unite in he said of the acumen Cal spirit Between the Catholic and protestant churches. The 68-year-old prelate who Eft his Post As roman Catholic archbishop of Montreal in 1967 o serve in West Africa said he would return to Africa soon de Pite rumours that illness would r c v e n t continuation of his Vork with the handicapped. In his Sermon he said Chris vanity is the concept of human beings trying to understand each other and the meaning of heir presence on Earth. Trudeau defends policy continued if they Are Why should we Slop he said it is essential that those parts of Canada which need foreign capital to create jobs should not be deprived of it. Later he said perhaps other Trade offs will be possible and other decisions made. But this Job by is a responsible one and it is one that we Are prepared to be judged the prime minister said that if Canada divested itself of All United states investment the Standard of living will fall to Zero within about two months. He said that foreign invest m c n t and technology have made Canada one of the most advanced Industrial countries in the he admitted that there is problem with foreign invest ment in Canada but it s not one that can be solved just by cutting off the head of the foreign the prime minister said that those who Are More Well to do because they re academics or wealthy or so on Are More vehement about ridding Canada of foreign investment than the Ordinary worker. The important thing to the worker he said is whether they re going to have Good take Home pay and whether they re going to have a responsible Job to keep their family and not whether the company they work for is foreign owned. French speaking Canadian speak an average of 350 Sylla Bles a minute compared to 22 by English language speakers. New City setup blamed projected increases in City of Winnipeg spending a blow at the credibility of the provincial progressive conservative Leader Sidney Spivak said monday. The savings predicted from the amalgamated civic govern ment have not be told a press conference at Jie legislative building. Preliminary budget estimates from the City show that operating costs Wie increase by More than a million this year or. Spivak blamed the in creases on the new civic sys tem created by the new demo cratic party provincial govern ment last year and said that the million the government has set aside to cover any transitional costs increases in the new system is not adequate. The Assumption was that this new system would provide savings for taxpayers now we see this is not the he said. And or. Spivak predicted that civic taxes would be even higher next year with further centralization and equalization of services. This will be the year of the modest he said there is no Way the government can opt out of its responsibility to the taxpayers of commenting on a proposal from City commissioners to in crease transit fares for elderly citizens or. Spivak said it would probably be much More equitable to offer elderly Citi Zens free rides on the transit system. The time has come when we must look at offering these peo ple a break and 1 believe free transit fares would be a fair he said. Youth smothers in fertilizer res ton Man. Up Terry Dale Bloomer 14, of res ton was killed sunday in an Industrial Accident in this South Eastern Manitoba Community ramp said the youth was at tempting to unload bulk fertilizer from a Potash rail car and slipped backward into the Izer and smothered to death. Special All burgers v2 Price Sale buy any Burger at Reg. Price get 2nd of the same kind for v2 Price offer expires sunday May 14 3048 Portage 45 Osborne 1445 Pembina Brenda Bradshaw 9, of Dallas Texas feeds tiny woodpeckers with an Eye Dropper. Brenda s parents or. And mrs. Gilbert Massey were Clearing a wooded Lake lot recently and removed a tree which unknown to them contained a nest with four tiny woodpeckers. The Birds Are doing Well with their adopted family. Classroom seen playing a role people Are More affected by the mundane Ness of life like water dripping on Stone than has been thought previously or. Philip Jackson said Satur Day. Or. Jackson professor of Edu cation and human development at the University of Chicago said that despite the occasional Flicker of drama pain hilarity or discomfort that comes into classrooms most of them Are very Ordinary most of the time. Talking to the Manitoba association for children with learn ing disabilities at the University of Manitoba he said to re Cognize the significance of the commonplace particularly in reference to school children it was necessary to recognize the Large amounts of time children spend in classrooms. Classrooms Are the same from their Olive drab wastebaskets to the spirit and phraseology of the teacher standing by the big desk he said. Classrooms should be exam ined in the same Way As Natu ral forces like wind and water in geologic terms in their influence on children. Schools serve two functions preparation for the future and an environment for to Lay he said. The preparatory function makes sense Only if the persons being prepared have a future and the activities in the school Are related to coping with that future. Schooling takes so much of a student s time it must also be seen As a consumer experience for the children. If what schools Are doing now for children in the names of their futures is totally unpleasant it must be questioned or. Jackson said. Schools might Well be consid Sprague Plant closes continued by a company that has just received a shipment of sup plies from the Manitoba company. Suit against Colum Bia Forest products by Mac for interest owing on out standing Loans since last july. The corporation has asked that a receiver be appointed but no move has been made in that direction. An informed source said that rather than openly take Over the Plant and have it two men drown Lynn Lake Man. Up two persons were drowned sat urday near the Junction of the Hughes and Harrington Rivers about 35 Miles East of this Northwestern Manitoba Community. Ramp said the men both residents of South Indian Lake were part of a four Man Hunt ing and fishing party that at tempted to Cross the icy River with a dog team and toboggans. The Lead team and Toboggan with the two men and supplies aboard broke through the ice. Police said the body of one Man was recovered shortly after the incident but dragging operations were underway for the second Man. Names were withheld pending notification of next of Kin. Four drown in boating Accident continued i i or. Harvey managed to swim to Shore and a pleasure Craft below the spillway managed to pull the Westbrook girl out of the River. However when res carers reach miss Vucko she was dead. The ramp located the boat about Miles Down River and found the body of the Franklin dragging operations were begun sunday night but the bodies of the other two victims were not located until Early monday. Reports that or. Harvey swam ashore with a broken leg j were false. A Selkirk Hospital spokesman said or. Harvey is i in Good but distraught Condi the Westbrook girl was j treated in Hospital and allowed to so Home. The ramp spokesman said the water temperature of the j red is about 10 d degrees and it s pretty cold for anybody who fools dumped into it Snrt-1 the boat was on a pleasure j exclusion on red River. The fishing season in Southern Manitoba does t Start until Satur Day. Backfire As a political move the corporation chose to foreclose by a Legal move. The Plant opened in 19g1 and was run by Gumc Indus tries with capital provided by the Manitoba develop ment corporation totalling the amount includes interest and unpaid service charges. Premiered Schreyer said that if the report of the Plant s closing is Correct then it is up to the develop ment corporation to secure its assets As quickly As pos sible. The Sprague Plant has been the subject of controversy in the legislature recently since Gabriel g i r a r d pressed the government to know who actually owns the Plant the development corporation or great North Ern capital. Industry minister Leonard Evans of Manitoba said at the time that the shares of the company had been sur rendered to the develop ment corporation by great Northern because great Northern wanted to get out of an agreement whereby it said it would keep the Plant operating and would pay a guarantee if it shut Down the operation. The development Corpora Tion sent the shares Back and claimed that the Plant is still great Northern s responsibility. Under an agreement signed in 1968 ownership of the Plant was vested in great Northern capital and the development Corpora Tion was to Advance All Nec e s s a r y working capital. Great Northern claims the development corporation broke the agreement be cause it stopped advancing capital. Progressive conservative Leader Sidney Spivak after hearing of the events Mon Day morning accused the government of trying to create a Legal fiction so that it could claim great Northern broke the agree ment. He said the govern ment actually broke the agreement itself last july and has since taken Over responsibility for operation of the Plant. Or. Spivak said the peo ple of Sprague will be the ones to suffer for the government s actions. They the government Are in control of the Board since april 12 they Are the directors if the Plant was closed it was closed As a result of their actions and they Are the Only people responsible for Liberal House Leader Gordon e. Johnston Portage la Prairie said there should be an investigation of the development corporation s actions in lending the amount of Money it did with the amount of guarantees it had available. The government he said should act in such a Way As to protect the investment of the taxpayers and if that Means court action then so be charge boys with arson Winnipeg inner City police detectives have arrested two boys Ages 12 and 13, in connection with the fire Friday that destroyed a Canadian Pacific railway icehouse on Jarvis Avenue. The boys were charged with arson and turned Over to Juve Nile authorities. Detectives also arrested an eight year old and a 10-year-old boy in connection with a fire Friday afternoon that caused in damage to a garage at the rear of 572 Manitoba ave nue. The boys were ordered to appear in juvenile court this week. Ered As cultures As total ways of life for their inhabitants he said. This would Lead to broader definition of roles for the teach ers As designers of the cultural environment rather than merely instructors. It would require a More care Ful look at relations in the classroom to understand the signals Given to students More exactly. Research has indicated that a teacher looks More at ten Tiv Ely at High achieving youngsters gives them longer to answer questions and is More tolerant of their mistakes. Teachers probably Are unaware they do this but their attention should be tuned to catch these differences or. Jackson said. Children Aren t turned off by slaps but by averted eyes he suggested. He also suggested teachers should become More systematic in looking Over their classrooms so As not to neglect children furthest away from their desks or children who did t squirm around or Chil Dren who weren t pretty or cute or children who did t do nutty things or who did t make themselves obvious in some other Way. 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