Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 8, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday. May i. Fitt Italy goes to polls Rome a italian voters today were winding up the elec Tion of a new parliament with no indication yet of whether the Christian democrats prospective allies in a Centre coalition would achieve a majority. Nearly 79 per cent of the 37 million voters cast ballots in Fine weather sunday. There was another seven hours of balloting today. It was Italy s sixth election since it became a Republic 26 Vears Aeq. With the country beset by an economic slump social unrest the outcome appeared to be As important As the first one in which the War weary italians rejected communism the revival of fas cism. The Christian democrats who Are backed by the roman Catholic Church always have been the largest party although never winning a majority. They have governed alone or with Junior partners. But in recent years their support has declined with percent age slipping from 48.5 in 1948 to 39.1 in 1968. For the last decade the socialists were the Christian democrats chief allies in a Centre left coalition. But it fell apart in january president Giovanni Leone was forced to dissolve parliament to end the impasse that resulted challenging the Christian democrats Are the largest communist party in the West the resurgent Nep fascist party the italian social movement or Psi. The communist party which increased its vote from 22.6 per cent in 1953 to 26.9 in 1968, feared it might lose votes for the first time. The Neo fascists were once considered a joke but in local elections last june they Rode a Law order backlash Al Moi tripled their vote to 13.9 per cent. This time they predicted they would double their membership in the chamber of deputies from 26 to at least 50. A total of 21 parties ran candidates for the 630 scats in the chamber of deputies 315 Senate seats. Of round trip ticket to Toronto Ige break tenants flee fire at Selkirk continued weight surgery effective wasted relics London up Schoolboy William Owen unearthed some roman a waste disposal Container. Owen 15, says he spends most of his spare time rummaging around build ing Sites Road works in the Hopes of finding archaeological remains. His Dustbin treasure included pottery ornaments an Iron pen made in the first Century by roman settlers in Britain. City of Thompson tender sealed tenders addressed to Purchas ing City mall Thompson Manitoba will be received until noon on May 12, 1972 for the Supply of a hardware janitorial supplies b Asphalt product require mints. Tender forms specifications can obtained from the undersigned. Tele phone 771-7033. G. W. Smith. Purchasing agent application to the legislature take notice that an application will be to this session of the Legisla Ture on behalf of William Thomas Mcdermot Frederick James Charles John Galusha Jake h. Wedel Dave Murray Duncan David Alexander Paul roman for a private act to incorporate applicants at Transcona country club for Pur pose inter Alia of promoting of Curling Golf such to Cial athletic activities As deemed by the club to or expedient. Marvin William Graham agent for applicant Toronto up the first break appeared today in Toron to s 29-Day garbage strike As negotiators for the striking outside workers agreed to take a new provincial settlement for Mula Back to the membership for ratification. However Stan Little National president of the Canadian Union of Public employees emphasized in an interview today that his bargaining team was not accepting the formula on behalf of membership. It was up to the workers whether to take the last minute agreement hammered out Sun Day night As labor minister Fernand Guindon entered the talks with the threat of compulsory arbitration hanging Over the bargaining table. Or. Little said the interim agreement Calls for an immedi ate eight per cent increase for All outside workers in the City four boroughs in the first year of a new contract. If this is acceptable then the wage increase for the second year As Well As other fringe matters would be sent to arbitration. But before the formula goes j to membership City Council had to meet to discuss it metro Council had to review it. If approved at the two Levels of municipal government it will go to the late today. Or. Guindon came into the talks As the crisis reached a critical stage. Metro chairman Albert Campbell had warned he would ask for Back to work legislation today if some agree ment was not reached during the weekend. Management s last official offer was six per cent in 1972 five per cent for next year. It was apparent during Allne got nation that metro the City would not be budged from their position that any Settle ment must fall Short of the wage increases established by the wealthy Borough of Tobi per cent for 1972 seven per cent for 1973. The workers seek parity with Etobicoke. Base wage for the workers members of local 43, cupe is an hour. Pains in his Elbow. I smelled smoke so i went out there was smoke ill right. She the fire was Well away in the Middle Section of the build ing. "1 called Elsie told her to phone the fire department then we got out of said or. Mckay chief Bjo Nuon said three fire trucks answered the Call. The first one arrived about five minutes after the. Alarm was turned in. He said 28 of the town s 31 Volunteer firemen turned out to Battle the fire. J extent of damage to the building owned by Frank to Modo Wajd was not known Mon Day morning. Four firemen were injured but nothing said chief Bjornson. Cause of the fire is still under investigation. Science set Back London up scientists technicians working on space age projects should give a thought to aiding the lives of disabled persons writes War time inventor sir Barnes Wallis in the publication engineering. He says that while it soon May be possible to Fly from Britain to Australia in four hours Little is being done for. The handicapped by Way of improved aids. By Bill Stockton a science writer los Angeles a surgery to lose weight it sounds like a fat Wor Rier s dream. And it is for certain people says the surgeon who pioneered the operation 25 years ago but kept it under experimental wrap until recently fearing a Ouirk abuse. Bit now then is no doubt the jejune ital intestinal shunt operation when per formed monitored by a qualified team of specialists is Safe effective. Or. J. Howard Payne clinical professor of surgery at the univer sity of Southern California said in an interview. Accurate figures on How Many of the operations Are being performed Aren t Avail Able but Payne said he knows of several surgeons across the . Now doing several operations a week. And their num Ber seems to be growing. The surgical technique is being hailed As a dramatic new treatment for the Chroni Cally obese who make no Progress with fasting or diet pills. But alas the fat worrier Only 15 or. 20 pounds Over weight will just have to continue dieting Payne said. He ticked off the requirements research has pinpointed for the prospective patient. First he must be at least 100 pounds overweight. The obesity must be Assum ing life threatening proportions causing the Onset of such maladies As heart Trou ble diabetes gout hypertension or High cholesterol. Most important the patient must have a Bright optimistic Outlook desire the surgery to preserve his health Payne said. Prospective p a to e n t s without such an attitude have been refused. Other doctors have objected to the surgical technique be cause it makes major changes in the body s digestive machinery. They feared it might seriously up att body Metaxo nutritional problems wont than obesity. But Payne said careful followup studies of the 180 patients he hit colleagues have treated have shown no untoward effects. The danger of heart failure during surgery is always a concern with the older obese person Payne said so no patient Over so is accepted. The jejune Ueal intestinal shunt received new attention recently when Al Hirt. The famed Jau trumpeter received it to bring his weight Down from 333 pounds. Less than a month after he entered a Richmond va., Hospital 26 pounds already had dropped away. I had reached the Point where this operation was preventive Medicine for Hirt said. I nope i la get to see my grandchildren the operation can change your life said Wayne Monroe of Alhambra calif., who underwent surgery in Decem Ber 1970. Monroe 34, weighed 464 then had been a fatty All his life. Now he s dropped to 245 pounds Light dieting will take off another 20 pounds. It s like being reborn he said. People ask me How old i am i Tell them i m one year old. It s completely changed my life both mentally physically. There Are so Many things i can do. The mental Outlook is just the surgery is simple Payne said. Doctors join 14 inches of the upper Small intestine to four inches of the lower portion of the Small intestine bypassing More than 17 feet of the digestive Organ. A tasking roof ruin your Home with Wood develop dry a that the Structure makes your in if your roof at More than 10 Yean old it thedd be now we re your qualified roofing con tractor for . Asphalt shingles. Call before the damage is done Westwood contractors 287 Riverton ave. Pm. 533-29s7 effect is to circuit the food factory. The patient centimes eating As before but most of the food s nutrients Are excreted. Only enough Small intestine remains to absorb a fraction of the food into the blood. As a result the body is forced to begin tipping its enormous stores of fat. But therein lies the opera Tion s greatest danger. The liver is the Organ that con verts fat to nutrients the body can use. In the Middle aged Chroni Cally obese however the liver is stuffed with fatty deposits. The Strain of converting additional fat can overload the liver cause a malfunction. The solution Payne said is to operate Early on the patient doomed to a life of obesity. If you be suffered Long enough with haemorrhoids try new an sol plus. Suffering with haemorrhoids for even five minutes can be five minutes too Long. However if you be put up Hemo Rhoid pain on of lbs several years now new an sol plus is Here to bring you some Long overdue Relief. First it contains an Anaesthetic ingredient. This numbs the maddening itch of Hemor rho ids. It cools that searing burning sensation. 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On Friday May 26, 1972, for Supply of audio visual supplies or we 73 school term specifications May be Mamta from audio visual department fort Garry school division no. 5, 757 Lyon Street. Lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. M. Miller Secretary treasurer fort Garry school division no. 5, 757 Lyon Street Winnipeg Manitoba r3t og6 phone 453-440i. Doctors seek c boost continued Clayton Earl Smallacombe Tot Stra Brook Winnipeg Manitoba take notice that a petition for divorce has been issued out of the supreme court of Alberta judicial District of Calgary at Calgary Jeannette Mary petitions for decree of divorce from Clayton Earl Smallacombe on the grounds of desertion. Action no. 4601 07092. Further take that you have fifty 50 Days from this within which to file a reply or demand of no after which time Petitioner May obtain a decree of divorce in your absence. William Stillwell solicitor for the Petitioner 516 Anglo american building 330 we Avenue . Calgary Alberta. T2p 1k7. Public notice is hereby Given pursuant to Section 457 of the municipal act that the Council of the town of Winnipeg bean intends to con Sider if deemed advisable to pass a borrowing by Law for the purpose of purchasing a fire truck related equipment for the prevention of fire the Protection of life property with in the limits of the town of Winnipeg Beach to create a dept of forty thousand dollars for that purpose. And take further notice that the Council of the town of win no dog Beach will sit at . O clock on the 17th Day of May 1972, at the Council Chambers in the town of Winnipeg Beach to hear any person Desir ing to make representation to the coun cil with respect to proposed by Law. Dated at the town of Winnipeg Beach in the province of Manitoba this 19th Day of april . 1972. M. Kelly h o w e v of r the doctors Are foregoing this Tinie round the fact that Many other groups have had their salaries in creased As a reason for the in crease. We Are not asking to be bet Ter off than we were before but Are just asking to remain the or. Kettner said. The proposed scale with the Over All five per cent increase follows 48 contacts with the hos Pital commission he said. The association s calculations Sug. Tested that an increase of slightly More than 10 per cent was required to simply keep abreast of expenses inflation. One association member or. De Shaw of Winnipeg Rose from the audience to object that the increase is in reality Only a one per cent increase annually. Relative to what unions de Mand get every two years we re really a Bunch of Casper Milquetoast in this regard. A one per cent increase a yen is an physicians fees in Manitoba in 1970 totalled million increased to million in 1971. The. Association agreed to establish a standing committee to seek ways the Deli very of mental health care to All parts of the province to upgrade the status of the men tally ill patient to that of the physically ill the meeting tabled a Resolution saying therapeutic abortions should be restricted to cases of serious medical need. The Vole was 62 to 30. Ever wonder Why Toyota Are the top Selling Small car in Ganada today the reason simply stated is that when you buy a Toyota you get a lot More car. You get a lot of extras. Extras that Don t Cost you a Nickel More. Unlike some cars we know. Extras we consider Ordinary. In fact they re so taken for granted on Toyota we wonder Why we Call them things like Power assisted front disc brakes fully reclining con toured bucket seats rear window defroster heavy duty Heaters carpeting White Walls tinted Glass even tool kits. Then there Are the extras you Don t see. Like the paint under the paint. The Fine engineering which results in cars that perform dependably last a lot longer. And a dealer network which extends coast to coast with Over 250 dealers four factory parts depots in Canada. It s an in impressive list of extras but As we said to us they re an Ordinary fact of life. They re what you can take for granted in the Fine cars Toyota builds. After All Why should an extra be extraordinary Toyota ;