Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 4, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba V v Winnipeg free press Friday. May 4. 1973 one Day s jail for death wish Holdup by Stephen k. Hyde tree press police reporter slightly drunk and very depressed Anthony b. Ca Vanaugh attempted to fulfil a suppressed death wish by robbing a Bank. "1 did t think i d gel out of the Bank 1 expected to get Cavanaugh told judge Wallace m. Dari c i u k when he pleaded guilty to a charge of Rob Bery in provincial judges court in the Public safety building last week. At that time judge Dari Chuk ordered preparation of a psychiatric report on the 46-year-old Cavanaugh. Thursday because of the unique circumstances surrounding the Case judge Darichuk sentenced Cavan Augh to one Day in jail to be followed by three years probation during which he must continue to receive psychiatric help. Judge Darichuk noted that Cavanaugh was de pressed and had a death wish at the time of the m a r c i 1 robbery of the housing body planned the Manitoba government in tends to establish a separate housing authority made up of provincial municipal and ten ant representatives to take Over the Day to Day operation of Public housing projects in Winnipeg. The plan now being Dis cussed at the Cabinet commit tee level is outlined in the 1971 72 annual report of the Mani Toba housing and renewal corporation tabled in the Legisla Ture wednesday by municipal affairs minister Howard Paw Ley. Andrew Cut Eric who is Deputy municipal affairs minister and chairman of the corporation s Board of directors said in the annual report the new housing authority will further decentralize the Day to Day operations of existing housing units and the tenant representation on the authority will ensure that the v i e w p o i n t of the consumer always has a Channel for expression. Another official of the corporation said in an interview thursday that the corporation i s More of a development Agency than a management body and it has already Dele gated the responsibility for managing projects outside Winnipeg to local boards. Such boards Are made up of iwo representatives of the local Council two appointees by the minister and two tenants. The spokesman said he did t know if the exact formula would be followed in Winnipeg but the present proposal is to have City Council appoint thro of the members of the Winnipeg housing authority. The annual report for Thi year ended March 31, 1972, say the corporation undertook tin most extensive Public housing program in the history of Mani Loba during the year allocation a total of million on housing units. However the report criticize financing arrangements of the Central mortgage and housing corporation w h i c i provides Long term Loans thai cover 90 per cent of capital costs and shares in operating deficits of subsidized rental units. Originally financing was provided for Only units and when another s20 million was added in october Ottawa required commitments for the additional Money before the end Otth Ciscar putting continuing pressures on the corporation to make the necessary arrange ments by the deadline. Koyal Bank of Canada g15 main Street. He wanted to be shot and therefore relieved of i i s the judge added. The psychiatric report indicated that Cavanaugh has never been sober or out of jail Long enough to even judge Darichuk said. Cavanaugh the court was told had a criminal record that dated Back to 1041. Police arrested Cavan a u g h within 15 minutes after the . Rob Bery. Cavanaugh had entered the Bank and handed a Teller a note stating this is a stick up give me some he kept his left hand in his pocket indicating he had a weapon. The Teller gave the Man five Bills while activating a silent alarm. Cavanaugh left the Bank and was arrested. He was unarmed. Crown prosecutor George Dangerfield said Cavanaugh was a Man who did crazy things for no apparent Rea although robbery is a serious offence or. Dan Garfield said that in View of the circumstances this Case should be considered one of the less important robberies that have taken place in Winnipeg in the past few years. Asked to comment by the court Cavanaugh just mumbled i m sorry that i d i d that t was t Chi meddling suggested pools require fences a bylaw requiring a Fence at Asl six feet High to be built round private outdoor swim ing pools in Winnipeg was Ivan final Reading wednesday ight by City Council. So far however it applies Illy to new pools. A portion of in bylaw which would make in regulation apply As Well to listing swimming pools re Wircs approval by the Provin Ial government before going Ilo effect. City Council cannot pass building regulations which arc n effect retroactive civic Anvi on Cal committee chairman councillor d. A. Abe Yan sky Independent citizens Section committee West Kildonan said in an interview tier the Council meeting. For his reason he said the portion of the bylaw applying to exist no pools requires the approval if Urban affairs minister Ben Vanuschak. The bylaw applies to All pools which Are More than 24 inches deep. It says the Fence must b so constructed that it would be difficult to climb Over. The Fence must also have Gate capable of being locked securely. V the bylaw also requires All Csc clerical and plumbing fixtures attached to the Pool to meet City standards. By David Humphreys rec press staff correspondent Edinburgh the dictates an International financial Mastermind behind the Chur Hill Forest industries Complex or cd the paper machine Maii factoring Plant at the Pas ian., into bankruptcy from a potential for profit evidence Ivan Here wednesday suggest d. The entire Day s hearing of lie Manitoba commission of in airy was taken up with the eve Lence of George f. Gray ormer director of James Ber ram and son limited of Leith Valk Scolland the Parent com any of James Bertram and on Canada Ltd. Or. Gray blamed the key Fig ure or. Alexander Kasser pres Dent of inc. Of Montclair. New Jersey for pushing the machinery plan beyond the capabilities of the Larent scottish firm. A i t h o u t interference we could have made a or Ray told the commission mechanical Engineer by profession or. Gray worked for Ber rams in the engineering othe projects in Italy and Algeria. Or. Gray said or. Kasser or Decd the company to buy Large mounts of equipment for the Pas Plant even though Ber train s scottish Plant was Capa ble of making in. He went so far As to say w should t machine anything Edinburgh. We should buy. W could t do it. We were n Good. We would do it at a loss. Or. Gray recalled a meet sept. 22, 1969, in new Yor when or. Kasser told him Ber trains should order Machiner from the Allis Chalmers Manu factoring company now Allis Chalmers corp in the unite Stales. At the same time or. Kasse said bertrams would be a Only for the machinery the built in their own Plant. Commission chairman Rhodes Smith expressed Amaz ment that or. Kassa Cou make orders thai would cos b c r i r s Large amounts Money apparently for his of reasons. Perhaps or. Kasser was oing it to destroy James Ber ram and sons or. Smith Sug a std. Or. Gray asked what reason 3r. Kasser would have had for bertrams destroyed. Or. Gray also described How As a Market for those Quali or. Smith said or. Kasser and no interest in High Quality Iper marketing. No but we or. Smith and or. Kasser in Matrol could direct otherwise. Or. Gray testified that Ber ams understood from the be nning of dealings with or. Asser that their machine Man factoring Plant would build quips Cal for . Industrial ills Ltd s planned paper Mill. It was a major inducement to bertrams to provide work for oth their scottish and planned a n a d i a n plants or. Gray or. Kasser closed his grip on in bertrams soon after a celing the two parties Hai Ith former Manitoba develop ment fund now the Manitoba development corporation chair Man ilex. E. Grose in new Stork in june 1968. After that meeting or. Gray Aid he was assigned to prepare a memo on a feasibility study. To had said a feasibility study would take months. Or. Kasser told him the study Vas not then needed a memo would do. Or. Gray identified the memo o r the commission. He agreed he had a part in its pre caration but said parts of it vere dictated by or. Kasser in Montclair new Jersey some time after the preliminary Nieting with or. Grose. The bertrams went into the meeting with the idea of finding a company to manufacture under licence. Vas always suspicious of t h a the Siace project bertrams were engineering in Sicily in the mid or. Gray however under stood that when bertrams negotiated to relinquish control of their scottish company to Mont Gomery they retained an option o buy it Back. However Douglas Bertram testified before the inquiry in grand Forks North Dakota in april 1972, that Montgomery was to get 50 per cent of the shares in Bertram of Scotland and he told of other financial Steps involved in the Deal. But he testified that in the end the share transfers weren t made or. Gray said the feasibility study for the bertrams Plant also suffered at or. Kasser s hands. In july 1968, it was agreed that the study would be done by pulp and paper engineering a joint venture of Bertram and English electric. The study was never done properly or. Gray Aid. It should have been finished before any Money was put into the project. Instead or. Kasser threw Oul drawings because they were too Small. Or. Gray said he was told suddenly by a. R. Zingre Man Ager of Bertram Verkauf a the Swiss turnkey contractor firm that he Zingre had switched the contract Lor the feasibility study to a firm 1960s. He thought the original idea Nad been to set up Bertram Verkauf As a european sales office for Bertram Scotland. They never really did any thing on or. Gray said he had heard the office was useful in buying at lower Levels of taxation than would other Wise be possible. Careful separate accounting was made by Bertram ver Laufs. When staff from the Parent company used the Zurich office the Parent com Jany was billed for the services provided. When the Swiss firm Pur chased for the Parent company staff from Scotland furnish be or. Zingre with a list of equip ment required. Or. Zingre am thro Wouch called Industrial engineering establishment of s c h a a a Liechtenstein. This firm s Ber t r Verkauf contract for building the Bertram machine Plant Al the Pas included pro his one assistant and very intelligent girls carry out the Purchase. It War. Zingre s Job to screw Thi suppliers Down to the b e s possible deals. Or. Gray said Bertram ver Laufs alone was not equipped on the engineering Side to Han die the Manitoba turnkey con tract. But the company Coul have done it with staff from Scotland the original idea. Named for Rock Blue Rock n.s., a fishing Community in Lunenburg county was named for the in usual ledges of Rock upon Whit i is built. Or. Mccaffrey asked if or. Vision for a feasibility study Gray knew anything about Montgomery investment com Pany Ltd. Of Freeport Baham As a company which has emed As vital in raising equity for the Bertram project. To me it was just another investment company these names just appeared it was cloak and Dagger stuff i or. Kasser during 1968, insist a on pushing up the size of the Laper making machinery from of about 250 inches to cubic that size. When the proposals reached 00 inches i just in. Gray said. At the Lime bertrams had no no Crest in going to larger equipment than the original 250 Nch plan. We did t have the a comical knowledge for machines higher than about 300 inches. My limit was about 220 in 230." commission counsel d Arcy Mccaffrey asked whether there Ivas any reason for bertrams to think they could break into the Canadian Market. Or. Gray replied that scottish paper makers did t have High opinion of Canadian High Grade paper. We Felt then John s. Lews of 59 Belcourt Bay St. James Assiniboia right excellent companion of the 1 Rince of Wales chapter Koyal Arch masons who was elected grand superintendent of District 1 at the recent 50th convocation. Business sessions were held in the masonic Hall and a banquet and dance in the Marlborough hotel. Right excellent companion w. G. Muir was elected scribe. Winnipeg Man gets sask. Post Regina up Michael by Loway of Winnipeg has been appointed general manager of Hie Saskatchewan hog marketing commission it was announced thursday. Harry Jae elder commission chairman said or. Zyl Way will leave his position As Man Ager of East West packers am Start his now duties Early i june at the commission s inca office in Saskatoon. Formerly assistant provision manager for Burns foods Ltd and provisions manager to Pool packers at Brandon or Zyl Way becomes the Sion s chief administrative o finer accountable solely to the Hoard of commissioners Lor i administration of the Mark Lin commission and for the promo interpretation and fulfilment his or. Elder said or. Zyl Way first priority will be the hiring of staff and implementation a Complete marketing program income tax conviction appealed a University of Manitoba engineering professor convicted of income lax evasion last May appealing the decision in i n n i p e g county court this Cek. Ronald Lazar 42, of 50 swot Bay West Kildonan was barged with wilfully evading a mint of income tax and sen i iced to one month in jail ant in fines in Winnipeg nag Istrati s court May 13, 1972 the Appeal Case which is thing heard before judge Ben Imin Cwak opened in county court wednesday and is con Liming. Lazar an associate professor f civil engineering a on six counts of in orc tax evasion of a Tola on income but Wei 964 and 1960. The Money in question a earned by Lazar for consular services performed outside i professorial duties. The charges arose from a no castigation by the Federal re clue department. Canadians meet Chou Hong Kong renter Canadian Petroleum delegation currently visiting peking had meeting wednesday with or Mier Chou in Lai the no China news Agency report wednesday. The Canadian Del gallon led by d. S. Macdonal minister of Energy mines an resources arrived in pc ii april 21. Mac resignation better made Public Sidney shr Cibor s Letler of Sig nation from the Board of Manitoba development Cor ration was tabled in the Man 0 b a legislature wednesday lid opposition questioning of c proposed Sale of part of Estorn flyer industries limit to a United Stales bus Manu Clurar. Or. Shreiber said the Board s vision to sell the Morris an., school bus division of the was not Only a poorly in estimated business decision in the implied direction of the lie will he to one of two . Us manufacturers who have no Legi Ance to Manitoba or Cana a. I cannot and will not be part f that kind of business mis Lanag Cmunt and Philosoph ally i am opposed to that Sor f direction of the the Hitler said. It was written to mines Mill iter Sidney Green who is re possible for the Devil open Corpora lion and said i Faul of As Well for your refusal it 1 s c Mac matters a it i embers of the Board and ii articular with your refusal l offer a spark of leadership i lie Issue of flyer industries your attitude is one of Acques Ance to the flyer Board and elated indifference to forcing or. Green said the Corpora Ion s Board had not decided a it to sell the Morris bus plan my he had received a memo on further negotiation tuesday with regard to the part los cd Sale. A goes Wilhoi saying that i deny the Alleg Ion made by or. or. Green said Hal before his resignation or. Shr inc lad asked him to Tell the boar not to sell the Morris Plant Ailo Tell the Board that he us ported or. Shreiber s position he said he had told m Shriber that it was up to Hilo make his own cosilion Csc to the corporation s Board the Board should make its of there was some inconclusive scission in the hearing about Lether a contract existed give l feasibility studies to pulp d paper engineering. Or. Gray agreed with or. Chaff Ray s summation of the tuition before feasibility Stu is went to the Liechtenstein pm As follows pull and paper engineering As to carry out the Engineer g Side of the work As part of general turnkey contract held i the Bertram Verkauf com patients Choice costly by John Leblanc Toronto up a Man Ith a sprained ankle can go to is doctor and get patched up t a Cost of to Ontario s health insurance fund. Or he can drop into the cmdr ency department of a Hospital and be attended to Al a Cost a tween ?50 and because both arc free to the customer and he s Likely to get Aster action at the Hospital More and More persons under he Universal Ontario health in Urance plan Chip pick the Hospital. Mothers take Junior in Low Lor his playtime cuts. People Are treating the emergency department As drop in Centre for convenience rather than a Toron o physician or. H. M. Cooper said in a recent letter to the cd Tor. One administrator says lha use of the emergency facilities is especially in Large centres. Or. Richard Potter Ontario minister of health says the emergency areas Are becoming like an out patient department he s even thinking of telling the hospitals to Cut Down or pay the. Emergency doctors themselves. Tilt s Only one of the leak Ages of Hospital Money undo ship which has led the Provin Cial government to curtail hos Pital spending for the Currie year to Case the pressure o the Treasury while it figures 01 a Long Range program for go addict jailed for forgeries any. Personnel by Stephen e. I tide free press courts reporter As an example to other Young people a 22-year-old heroin addict is now serving one year in jail because she turned to crime to support her habit. Lynne e. Drevant of 341 re pert land Avenue from bertrams Scotland would carry out the Erk with whatever additions r. Kasser made. Basically personnel from Scotland were be used on the project per is being paid from the Scot so company. Or. Kasser would ave a Call on the Pool of Talent i formed. Or. Gray who left the Cana Ian project for other work late in 1969, described a memorable ast meeting with or. Kasser of. 29, 1969 at his Montclair cad quarters. Or. Gray and 3ertram director James Camp Ell had been kept waiting for to Days and or. Kasser was obviously upset when or. Gray As ushered into the presence. He was ranting and raving he was like a or. Jray testified. The scene look Ilace before others and they Iso got a dressing Down. Or. Gray said or. Kasser old him you re a silly in had replied if that was his opinion so be it. There was no handshake and he left for Good. Yet at other times he was or. Gray said he had nil Hing .0 do with the setting up of Ber West Kil Donan pleaded guilty in Provin Cial judges court in the Public safety building monday to seven charges of forgery and uttering two of Possession of narcotics one of theft and one of Possession of instruments of forgery. In passing sentence judge Bertrand e. Sellner said he Felt constrained to make an example of Drevant to show that people cannot gel on a drug habit and then prey on the Public to feed their he said it was a sad Situa Tion Here s a girl who s addicted and is used by other peo ple to commit crimes of forgery and uttering to Purchase these drugs. That was the intent behind the whole matter. She had to feed this Drevant was first arrested Jan. 26 when she and a Man entered a grocery store and she bought a soft drink. The Man then asked the clerk to come outside the store say no he wanted to show him something. The clerk acquiesced but when outside glanced through the window into the store and saw Drevant taking a Bill Man now serving 90 Days f breaking entering and the and she was merely holding them for him. She did however admit police thai she had Cash seven of the cheques to total of about b claimed she had Given most the Money to the Man. The entire idea of cashing the cheques was the Man s idea she said and he had supplied her with false identification papers for that purpose. Crown counsel David ram Persad told the court that the Man she identified has been questioned by police and denies All knowledge the cheques. In any Case he said the com Mission of the offence was a deliberate plan which shows some cunning and some fore defence counsel Maria Halkowycz said that Drevant was nol the cold blooded planner o these things. She was merely a Drevant she continued a been a heroin addict since she was 19. Since then she has cause a financial harm to society 1m on on the basis of its own be Dement. Or. Green said 1 d not intend to interfere Polf ally with the Board. The matter arose when Libe Leader Izzy Asper asked e government had any polic Sale of government owned ivern ment controlled corpor is to non residents and m Rcck indicated in this Are Ich Case would be consider its own merits. It was a matter for the Cor oration s Board to Deal with according to its Best judg and the Board would be making its recommendation to government before any action As taken or. Green said. Different methods of opera on have been taken by Dif Erent people at different times r. Green said. He indicated is first communication with in corporation when he took responsibility for it was to the of fact that the corporation was of to consider political prob Ems which might afflict the government in reaching its de visions but to rely on ils own Cost judgment. When the government fell in h o u 1 d become involved it v o u 1 d let the corporation s Loard know or. Green indicator. Asper asked if the government had a policy of discouraging an expansion of i ranch Plant Type Economy in the province and or. Green said each individual situation must be considered even within a general policy position. Or. Green said if the govern ment were convinced the present operation was not via Lilc and would Icse Monc. Under Public ownership by under private ownership could become viable this would be considered heavily in making a decision to sell. He indicated the government was not con Vinced of this. Social and regional considerations would also be involved in the decision or. Green said. Var Laufs the company which later had the turnkey contract to build the Bertram Iron act and turn it Over to tames Bertram and son can a Ltd. He thought the former Man a g e r of bertrams William Morris had played a key role but he had found or. Morris difficult to talk to. Or. Morris is attempting to set aside a court order requiring him to appear before tiie commission Here. A lower court judge wednesday refused to hear his Case sending it Back to court judges who made Hie original order or. Gray said he understood Bertram Var Laufs to be an of fice to Purchase equipment for out of the Cash Register. Police were called and she was arrested. When she was searched in the Public safety building a Small Quantity of marijuana was found in her purse. She was arrested again March 25, while sitting in a car in front of a Donald Street apartment building. A Small Quantity of Mari Juana and 26 cheques from a Winnipeg hairdressing Salon were found in her purse at that. An investigation by police revealed that the cheques had been stolen from the apartment of the Salon s owner and that seven had been cashed. Drevant said that the cheques had been stolen by another that is nothing compared with the harm she has done to her self through her involve men with the drug world. She is the one who has sul Fer cd the greatest harm As result of All asked by the court to con ment Dreval agreed wit mrs. Halkewycz that she i too easily she said there have Bee times when she s been out o the drug culture months and i be friends i have for som made be been Coin Pletchy free of drugs compactly judge Sellner sentenced he to three months concurrent o the two drug charges and one year concurrent on each the other charges. Council oks Reward for information Mackling seeks intoxicant control attorney general Ai Mackling it Manitoba has appealed to a new retail entrepreneurs who re lax about sales of household terns containing alcohol to exercise More care. Or. Mackling in a statement said that while there is. Nothing la Cal about Selling items such is Vanilla extract shaving to ions or hair grooming products n Large quantities to individual buyers there is a moral responsibility on the part of re Ailers nol to sell them to peo Wilc who obviously intend to drink them. I am becoming increasingly concerned about the growing incidence of personal injuries and deaths attributable in whole or in part to what seems to he an indiscriminate Sale and con sumption of harmful food and grooming liquid products hav ing a High alcoholic or. Mackling said the in Cit Lence of these injuries an deaths has t reached the poin where drastic action is Callaci for and in any Case he doubt cd that legislation could b drafted which would effect incl control their Sale. Some of the products Contal As much 00 por cent alcohol by volume but because the arc not intended for consume lion As intoxicants the govern ment tax and controls on liquor o not apply to them. He said he has written to fed ral health minister Marc la Onde asking him to give imme Sale attention to the situation. It is my feeling that an in Ediale Rcd Clion in the in id enc of personal injuries and oaths due to direct consume Ion of these products can be i rough about by the exercise f More care on the part of that seems to be a very few entrepreneurs who seem o exercise laxness of attention As to whom they sell these he said that except for High volume users such As Bakers and Barbers there should be no need for anyone to buy More than one bottle of such a product at a Lime. Certainly under no Circum stances whatsoever should a responsible entrepreneur make a Sale of such a product to an Al ready obviously intoxicated per Winnipeg City Council decided wednesday night to offer a Reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person responsible for the death of a 65-year old City woman in March. The Reward is for information in con Naclion with the beating death of Edith Mae Smallpiece whose body was found by inner City police in her Vaughan Street apartment March 1. A police investigation has so far turned up Little evidence. The Reward comes on the recommendation of inner cily police chief Norman so cart and had earlier been approved by the inner City police commis Sion and the civic finance com Millie. G health costs within Bounds. N the last few years on Rio s Hospital costs covered by Durance have been leaping by out 14 per cent a year. They w Are paid billion the 72-73 jump of million put in it past that Milestone for e first time. For the coining year the gov a mint has ordered an Arbi Ary chop in Hospital budget creases to not More than five e r i 11 just about keep them breast of inflation. The Hospi 1s have been told to take eds out of the Active care Cate Ory and find other savings to old Down their claims on the government w h i c ii finances Tern. Ontario also has put into elect a freeze on capital spend in for new Hospital construe on except for a few projects considered essential. During this breathing spell he health ministry and the Are seeking says to it the most out of the Hospital Ollar. One conclusion reinforced by recent study made for the ministry by the Ontario College f physicians and surgeons is hat there Are too Many unnecessary Patin is in the expensive dive treatment hospitals. The College found that one in every 20 was admitted unnecessarily and one in every 10 was kept in of Long. Over use of Active care Beds which runs into big Money Al a Day per bed is attributed by various authorities to a combination of causes. Some contend there is an inclination among Many doctors to Plant a Cluster of patients in a Hospital either for Ireat mint or diagnosis so that they Are Handy for a daily tour billed for As a series of visits. From the Hospital s View Point As one authority puts it diplomatically government Grants on the basis of bed use act As a disincentive to have Cieply Beds lying around. One Well posted official says me hospitals have been found have fully 30 per cent of Nir patients in unnecessarily. Another Drain on government ads is Empire building in Indi dual hospitals and instead of operation by neighbouring in Illions duplication of ser pcs and Competition for the in Crement Dollar. Since the clamps were a lied by the health ministry provincial officials see the Glim Cring of a trend among Hospi ils in the same or neighbouring of Munitic to Pool resources and steer patients from one to ii other As facilities Are Avail ble. We got a lot of flak when we isl talked about cutting Down Ospital facilities but the Recac Ion from hospitals has been or. Potter says. Many hospitals have said a an Cut Back More than you one idea gelling much alien Ion from both the government my Independent experts is that if Community health centres As i Means of both reducing Hospi Al use and at the same time producing a continuing High evil of health care. These consist generally of a group of doctors and other personnel working As a unit with facilities Tor health promotion preventive Medicine diagnosis and not in Hospital facilities. The Pioneer Centre in Ontario was set up at Sault St. Marie 10 years ago with the backing of the United steelworkers of America. Originally most of its customers came from the Union s local but last year it dealt with More than persons. Because the Centre s staff and facilities do considerable work Hal normally would Call for sending a patient to Hospital it reports that users of the Centre spend on the average about one third less time in hospitals than do other Sault residents. The Centre s 13 general prac lion cars and specialists work i a combination of salary and productivity that averages a year. Ship doctors generally will net about Lis year after meeting office expenses. In St. Catharines a somewhat similar Centre was set up As a 967 Centennial year project of m r Mackling and Frank Syms chairman of the Mani Toba liquor control commission recently started a crackdown on hotels and cocktail lounges which serve intoxicants to per sons who Are already drunk a practice prohibited under the Manitoba liquor control act. Last month. Cypriot Bishops face trial Nicosia a presiden Makarios acting As archbishop of Cyprus has fired one of in three Bishops who ordered Hin defrocked and is preparing of a Church irial of All i rec a official announcement Sai wednesday. The Bishops Are sex peeled to reject the move b Makarios As invalid just As h rejected their de rocking action 10 uni cd automobile workers. I too reports that because it a s facilities normally Only available in hospitals in re Lucas the necessity for Many Ospital admissions. Last year a committee leaded by or. John Hastings of he University of Toronto made a study of the Community Calth Centre concept for the conference of Canadian health ministers. The committee found hat such centres can have an Impact on costs and the rate at which costs arc escalating As veil As going a considerable Way toward reducing fragmin Alion and duplication of serv ice. The committee recommended that provincial governments develop a significant number of centres. It particularly suggested thai payment to participating doctors should not be on the acc for service line w i i h the Way Hie Ontario centres now opera be. Federal health minister Marc Lalonde recently indicated that a proposed health Cost package the Federal government u to Otter the provinces will funds available or Community centres i ;