Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 7, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday july 7, Anoka paddlers a hold slim Lead 4 by Bob lower y my of he Well known names Jelp vhf press staff writer no North Amer in Mil Export controls aimed at fun flon Man. T Peterson family from anon Minnesota and a Friend to Olson of Coon rapids Are at least four other pairs in Strong Contention. The Federal government a placed controls do sign i specifically to Clamp Down o 1 speculators taking advantage i of the world protein Trade. But he added we will d not be taken for a ride either n by International speculators or c even Home bred Quick afternoon for one of the to thrilling first Lap finish known in the 13-year history the Canadian open Profe signal Gold Rush Canoe Derby after a gruelling 29 Miles paddling and port aging und a hot Sun last year s Derb winners Irwin Peterson and h son Steve 24, held a scant 2 second Load Over younger v 4sii? ntng8 canoes t Many of the x i continent s toughest races and a. 4 w5 drs Ninelle i on the Export of Anima feeds Federal agriculture Mil Isler Eugene Whelan said for Day we have moved to to narc exports of soybeans rape see f flaxseed and their byproduct As Well As or. Who Ian told a press conference the City Centre motor hotel. H e emphasized the Wor control because the controls he said would also ensure that Canadian Farmers and the feed Industry Are taken care of and that 1 their protein supplies will not be allowed to slip into foreign s hands. Or. Whelan in Winnipeg to i address the Canadian feed manufacturers association an a Nual meeting expanded on re Larry Peterson 23, and m Olson 20. The Peterson pair winning time was three hour 20 minutes and 24 seconds. Good natured barbs a i banter were exchanged betwee the two canoes throughout the Lap. On Shore Young Larr said thai his father and old brother were Lucky to hav anything of a Lead. According to Larry he and his Partne miscues slightly on the last o the six portages which los them precious a in 11 1 1 of Moose Lake 1 Man., in three hours 33 min m Imi and 53 seconds fifth Miebi i Daniel Ehman of Moose Lake and his brother Donald from Athabasca alia., with three hours 35 minutes and 27 ends and sixth Irvin constant Deputy chief of the Pas Indian band and Mike Mckenzie also of the Pas band with three hours 37 minutes and 12 seconds. Irwin and Steve Peterson w o n the Suring Ian which not been banned. Ther is no embargo on exports. W Aie simply controlling Thos who Are in it animal feeds for pure the min ister who is also a farm i said. He explained that the government has not placed a a on exports because it realize that Canadian Farmers ant traders have developed important markets for la Weir prod the government he in the House of commons b about the. Controls of protein b exports. He said the world protein shortage has brought a lot of Johnny come lately into the and the government does not want 8 Drain of Cana i Dian produced protein feeds. We must make sure thai our Farmers and feed Industry have the supplies they need Al a Price to look after our own livestock and he predicts that the olde members of the Peterson family will be in real trouble in the remaining two laps of 27 mile each to be run through bake Narrows saturday and Sun Day. Irwin Peterson admitted tha it was quite something to hav a hustling Young son keeping the pressure on throughout the race. Peterson is a 13-Yca Derby Veteran having paddle in the winning canoes in 1961 and 1961. At the end of the first Lap the elder or. Peterson who has been As secretive about his age As Jack Benny or Sache Paige admitted that it is the sum of his sons Ages 47. Like others taking part in this Fea lure even of the flin flon Trout festival or. Peterson said that the conditions were Ideal apart from a Crosswind which affected his canoes which rides somewhat High in the water. The Petersons who arc carpenters by Trade and make their own canoes and paddles As does or. Olson. On the Starling line them each. The prize Money for the Catir Derby is for first place for second for third i200 for fourth and fifth. There Are also five Ole prizes for the next five finishers. Saturday and sunday the fes Ival shifts to Baker Narrows 0 Miles South of Here. The Mermaid Queen will b crowned and awards will b Given for the largest Trot catch during a prescribe time for the largest norther Pike and to winners of the Canoe Derby at flin flon Man., paddle across the legitimate producers Anc traders to keep their Market and to show customers lha Canada is fair in by the United states to curb protein exports from the United states cover contracts o n soybeans placed before june 15. Soybean contracts will be filled to the 50 per cent Evel soybean cake and soybean meal contracts to the 40 or cent level he said. The . Controls will last to sept. 15 with the cake and meal controls lasting one month longer. He said the government has Learned an important lesson not to depend 100 per cent on i Supply from one country. We need our own protein sources we arc Lucky that a great Deal of research has already gone into crops and processing met hods to provide our own sources of livestock and he added the higher prices of protein in the past few months arc Strong encouragement to Canadian Farmers and tiie Canadian agribusiness to develop Domestic protein supplies to the limits. Laws blamed c the present crisis in live Stock and feed supplies in can Ada and the United stale could have been avoided by better planning two agricultural processing officials claimed Friday. But As things stand North american Consumers mus Ace up to inevitably rising food prices or All meat sex Orts from both countries con trolled As feed ingredients were this week. C. M. Hardin vice chairman of Ralston Purina inc. Of St Louis Missouri and . Secretary of agriculture until late 1571, said a decision on whether to continue to Foster a rec world Market for agricultural products or off clively Siul the doors on exports to Anipen Domestic prices must be made within the next few months by the . Adm Nistra on. Facing higher food prices lakes or. Hardin old a Canadian feed manufacturers association convention. But it we Don to the Alt rna Ive of strictly controlling All icat exports will take even More a move while it might i o 1 d Domestic prices Down Capo rarely would eventually Rimp the . Agricultural Economy and make an even bigger Dent in her balance of Lay cats or. Hardin suggest the p resident of Burns oods Ltd. Of Calgary alia., 15. E. Child agreed that Canada faces a similar prob pm in coping with mounting c m a n d s for agricultural on the world Market. Or. Child predicted thai contrary to Consumers Hopes Iccy and pork prices in Canada re Likely to Rise even More in he next few months unless the e d e r a 1 governments moves rely to control inflation. The housewife had better put u with the situation or face a serious meat shortage in he called the recent Parlia a e n t a r y inquiry into food prices an exercise in futility. It s beyond comprehension that sonic of its members did not understand the reason for Ricc he said about 85 per cent of the steer prices paid by Canadian packing plants goes to the Farmer another 10 per cent Tor wages and the remaining five lick cent to packing House overload and profits. In the past year steer prices Lave increased to about a hundredweight live from about a hundredweight. Cattlemen Are rec Ivinia about 2. Per cent More in prices than icy did a year ago. And hog producers arc Selling 50 per cent More. The minister of agriculture says the Farmer is entitled to inc increases. Certainly we face a serious Sior Lage unless the Farmer Sakcs a reasonable rut. He added that nol Hins nit. Government acl Ion will halt the right per a Cal annual wage a crease in the food Industry. Retail profits Are falling and lacking House profits Are steady at about one per cell. Or. Child said later his lost its shirt in the meal division in the first half if this year. Ii paid the Farmer Ligh prices Ihen found con us nor resistance had forced Down retail prices. We were caught in the to claimed there arc no Vil Ains in rising fond prices. The parliamentary on food prices and the food Iricks review Board Are com i Clely unnecessary instituted simply to search for villains n the food processing and Dis a rib Ulion 1 Short Supply of both feed sup n Lack of Slock and feed is the Roo cause and unless Canadian Consumers learn to live wit the situation Canada maj have to ban Export of Mea and meat products to protect Home supplies and keep Down Domestic prices or. Chili said. For Bolh countries it could be the Start of an inward looking agricultural policy tha would do immeasurable harm to Domestic industries in the Long run or. Hardin and or child agreed. But neither sees any Early end to the present strained sit nation. . Export controls 01 soybeans and other prot ii feeds will probably last a least until late autumn or Harden predicted. Even when the new crop is liar Clec hoarding and Over buying May create an artificial shortage while worldwide de Mam should reach a new High plateau unknown by . Agricula lure in the past. Or. Child sees one answer in Federal provincial income stabilization program for hog production with the producer paying part of the Cost. Hog prices and supplies fluctuate widely be said. The Only other answer would appear to be in securing Long term Export contracts with countries As Japan at firm prices. However it will probably take a National hog marketing Council to accomplish this or. Child said. So far Manitoba is the Only Western province to have made any substantial hog sales to Japan on a Long term contract. Without a National marketing Agency and an income stabilization program Canadian hogs could easily be undersold on world Export markets he said. Nor does he any sign of in increased Supply of Canadian cat Lac almost stationary at about 2.8 million head for he last eight years even with rising beef prices. Canadian cattlemen have Mcconie discouraged by Low Iricks Over a Long period since he second world War. And and feed prices and capital ire holding cattle raisers rom what must be a five year r o g r to increase their i cards. Roth speakers said Early attention to an obviously explosive Price situation could have forestalled the present crisis in feed meal. The . Or. Liar Din noted was so unused to shortages in agricultural products that until two weeks ago there were no statistics on crisis planning number of Forward contract for Export soybean and oils acc sales. If we d faced up to the situation four or five months ago supplies would not have brei disrupted now since ii year s crop should Supply enough soybeans and Cornic fill Bolh Domestic and Export according to or. Child i cat Lac marketing in Canad had kept Pace with population and income growth since 1947 an annual increase of five pet cent prices although no reaching the present a nun Drew right would still have Given Farmers a reasonable profit the Market for feel grains would have expanded and thousands of added jobs in meal packing would have been crash kills 4 four Jwo ple died As a result of two separate traffic accidents on Manitoba highways Friday and saturday. Dead arc Berida Trilinsky 14, of 582 St. Jean Baptiste Street St. . Adeline Vauclair of 158 May fair Avenue. Marvin Mil Likichi 20, of res Ion Man. Alexander Millikan 24, of Heston Alan. Mrs. Vauclair and the Trilinsky girl passengers in iwo separate cars died Early sat i Day in a head on collision Ive Miles cast of the intersection of the trans Canada Highway and provincial Road 207, near St. Pierre Man. An ramp spokesman said mrs. Vauclair was a passenger in a westbound car driven by her son Jules Vauclair 38, of Vancouver. Miss Trilinsky was a passenger in the eastbound car which was driven by Ron a 1 d Omar Saindon 19, of Richer Man. Both Drivers As Well As George sailed 16, and Roger Saltel 18, both of Richer and both passengers in the Saindon vehicle were reported in fair condition saturday at St. Boniface Hospital. The collision occurred at . Saturday. Mervin Millikan and Alexander Millikan cousins were killed instantly when their truck went off he Road and St Ruck an embankment on Highway 2, just West if Reston about . Friday an ramp spokesman said. Driver of the truck was Marvin Millikan. An elderly Winnipeg woman and a 14-year-old girl from St. Boniface passengers in two separate cars died Early saturday when the vehicles met in a violent head on collision five Miles cast of the Junction of Highway 1 and provincial Road 207. F our survivors from the crash have been taken Losi. Boniface Hospital and were reported in fair condition saturday. Dead arc Brenda Trilinsky 14. Of 582 St. Jean Baptiste Street is. Hon Izacc and mrs. Add Lonc Vauclair of 158 May fair Avenue. Her age was not Given by ramp. Mrs. Vauclair was a passenger in the car of her son Jules Vanclair 38, of Vancouver b.c., travelling West on the trans Canada Highway. Ramp said he eastbound car with Brenda Trilinsky As a passenger was driven by Ron a 1 d Omar Saindon 19, of Richer Man. L both Drivers or. Vauclair and or. Saindon As Well As George Saltel 16, and Roger Saltel is Botlol Richer and both passengers in the Saindon vehicle were taken lost. Boni face Hospital. The Accident occurred at . Saturday. Said will find their Way into Law next year a six Man committee appointed by the Cabinet warns against continuing stringent Laws on alcohol consumption. Our present liquor Legisla Ion has resulted in the Ere action of unfortunate drinking habits in the the committee says that it Hopes that drinking May even Bially become a secondary activity and that licensed pre Mises will become places for companionship and enjoyable the committee headed by Ron Ghitter pc Calgary but wants revision of most current Alberta licensing practices for lounges bars and private parties. Key recommendations ii elude switching Rispon Sibilio for administering liquor Laws to the minister of consumer affairs. Or. Ghitter told a news conference at which the report was released that this proposal reflected recognition thai the government ought to Cater to individual tastes and not to try to suppress them. The Alberta liquor control Board would be abolished and be replaced by a beverage control Board which would Lake Over supervision of distribution of liquor and licensing. Local police would be Given the responsibility f o r policing j. Censed premises and the present network of provincial inspectors would be abolished. Noting that albertan arc big Beer the com Millee also recommends that the alcohol Content of locally a Odu cd Beer be Cut to Fiir our cent from five per cent in recognition Hal Beer is taken As a refreshment and should not result in traffic accidents ii problems of alcoholism. Ultimate responsibility for cd hiring reasonable drinking a rests with parents and lot with Hie government or Ghitter said. It is the individual right of any citizen to decide whether or not hey wish to consume leverage the report says. The report stops Short however of recommending a free flow of Over the Cunt or liquor sales in grocery stores. It recommends stricter vision of bar operations up o and including giving patrons he right to sue owners of licensed Premier if injury results from liquor service with a it regard to the extent of in oxi Calion. Or. Leitch told the news con Terence that he is Trumen loudly impressed with the and expects legislation vill be introduced based on Nany probably most of its a commendations at next i ing s legislature session. Other recommendations in Lude warnings of liquor contain is that alcohol is a drug. Excessive use May be in Tiri us to your health. Provincial government hould Lead in developing a ional research and education programs aimed at preventing and treating alcohol problems. Regulations res a c t i n g gambling in areas vice alcohol is being served Lould be retained. T h c proposed beverage control Board should Cut n issuing special permits and can pcs should be necessary or making wine in private orcs. Proposes change in recount a count of special Voles Pri Day in the provincial constituency of Gimli has made Only a one vote change in new democratic party candidate John Gottfried s 38-vote Lead Over progressive conservative candidate Ted revel. After returning officer Ann Nazmick completed the special vote count Friday or. Gottfried had a total of 3.529 votes against. Or. Revel s Independent candidate Charles a r n a s o n finished with 52 Voles. Mrs. Nazimek said Only 45 of the j14 special votes she received were valid 62 ballots were spoiled and seven were cast by persons not on the voters list. Of the 45 valid votes or. Gottfried received 21 votes or. Revel 22 Voles and or Arnason two Voles mrs. Nazmick said. Lefore the special Voles were counted or. Arnason had 150 votes or. Gottfried and or. Revel the special votes were cast by fishermen residents of an elderly citizens Home and three Gimli hospitals the returning officer said. Or. Got Fried was the constituency representative in i a last legislature. A source close to or. Revel said he will make application for a judicial recount. Or. Gottfried could not be reached for comment. Of 1954 ending who French Indochina War. 4. An immediate ceasefire by 1 participants in the Cam odian War. 5. Negotiations with of the other at a Ace to be agreed upon to id hostilities and bring about tonal govt. Eyes men for a Premier Ion in Lai reaffirmed to a of . Congressmen Oday that China supports the b o d i a n government in die of Prince Norodom Sihan in. He said . Bombing in Cambodia in support of the on nol government was fun. The More you bomb the Ess lie Chou was Quolas saying in reference Losi Zanouk. Sen. Warren g. Magnuson dem. Wash said after the celing he told the Premier to c patient noting that the bombing would end aug. 15, in Date agreed to by present damage Crement Legal appointment the in crier said or. Mack Ling be considered As a can Midale for Legal positions just is any other but Here was no specific Post in Nind and or. Mackling had t Nodi catch any desire for an a Oil mint. Or. Schreyer also said he till plans to release to the Ress his file on whal lie has ailed malicious Campaign Nal Crial used by some Progress Ive conservative candidates using the provincial election Campaign but would t give a a finite Date for making this Ile Public next week in his own Riding of loss a e r c where the Premier topped conservative candidate Joun Cirlor Alf Penner by More ban 500 votes or. Schreyer Aid he was aware or. Penner Vas talking of seeking a Judi Ial recount but Felt it would e most unusual for a count with a Large Dif Curence in votes. It s perfectly open to him lock a recount if he wants i believe it s open to anyone to Liege irregularities in an or. Schreyer said he was t Ware of anything undue in be Way of irregularities in los Mere though he would be surprised if there weren t five r 10 ballots subject to asked about a statement by in. Penner thursday that he As seeking a weekend with the Premier or. Shreyer said he did Call and indicate there were a umber of mailers he wished o discuss but at no time did e indic Alc anything regarding inc lion irregularities. I think would be most improper for in to meet with him under the circumstances and if 1 did 1 Ould certainly want other croons present in the while he did t want to Ilis the election returns in rid is s i i 1 1 in doubt or. Chr scr said there was no a cation that the government ill want to make certain h a n g e s and some refine i cols to the Manitoba Elco on act following the election. For one thing there has to c a better Way to handle the voting rights of those working i construction Sites far away rom their Normal place of he also thought there should c some investigation into the a the Hospital vote was Iken in View of some com saints of some Hospital pants not being on voters lists. While Slot go Iii into details in. Schreyer indicated the Overn mint would Likely give arly consideration to changes refinements to the was caused in the Niver Villa area where service was temporarily restored at . Damage was also cause to lines serving a Linbach Anne St. Pierre and a numb i of other Southeastern Manitoba towns and villages. Most of the damage was repaired within hours however and customers were not Beverly inconvenienced because blackouts Occi ired before most of them got up. Uca Dingley jail was reported without Power for part of the night. The Hydro spokesman reported a bad pocket of damage in the Ile Dingley Rosser area with Trees Power lines Anc signs blown Down. Near l a n d m Ark Man., Strong winds picked up parts of a barn and hurled them into a Hydro Structure causing a p o w e r blackout affecting a number of Homes. The Hydro spokesman said broken and uprooted Hydro poles As Well As lines broken in Many places i n close proximity suggest there May have been Small tornadoes particularly in the Niverville area. Winnipeg police said two plate Glass windows of a West Kildonan supermarket were broken by the storm and a St. James Assiniboia police Cruiser bad its roof damaged by heavy Hail stones just after 3 . Fire officials reported there were 23 Calls Between 6 . Friday and 6 . Saturday but Only a few of them conc erne d flooded basements caused by the rain storm with a number of car fires accounting for some of the other Calls three of them within a two Lour period. Winnipeg s sir cols and transit department reported that Only a handful of sewer catch basins were blocked by debris or avalanches of water during the night. Work Crews Call quickly with the Situa Lons. There were no Ira flip tie As morning dawned. A Manitoba Telephone system official said a number of Crews were standing by to damage As it was cup Cal cd to be reported when people s Artud to use their telephones Ater in the morning. We won t know the extent of damage until people pick up heir phones later said the spokesman. He said whatever damage there is would i Likely be repaired before the Ond of the Day. Danger despite warnings that the Drums would leak. That radioactive materials Lave been found near the round Waler beneath the Idaho Falls facility. The dec statement said the material was of a Low level of radioactivity and posed no threat to the water supplies for the Pacific North Vest that accumulation of Piu nning in a Trench at the Han Ned reservation has reached a High level of concent a Ion that a nuclear Chain Recac Ion is possible. The dec statement did Chal eng a report that radioactive Nat rials from a leaking tank it the dec s facility at Savan Lah River s.c., had entered the water table. The statement contradicts a secret report issued in 1968 by the . Comp roller general which was Asch largely on information furnished by the damaged o by Blaze a laundromat in the West a o o d shopping Centre St. Janics Assiniboia. Was extensively damaged by fire Friday Light. A fire department spokesman said the Westwood laundromat was gutted in the Laze which broke out about . And was brought a Der control an hour later. He said two or three nigh bring stores including Perth s dry cleaners suffered fairly pensive smoke and water a Mage As a result of the fire. Cause of the fire is under by the provincial ire commissioner s office. Seriously injured a 2 5 y c a r o 1 d Winnipeg woman was reported in poof condition saturday morning in the general Centre formerly Winnipeg general Hospital with undetermined injuries suffered in a car pedestrian Accident. A police spokesman said do Lreosc conk of 519 William Avenue sure 2. Was hitch hiking on slain Street in West St. Paul when she was in collision with a car driven by Fred Werhun 34, of 34 Allenford drive West St. Paul. Her companion Susan chief 19, of m pilchard Avenue was not injured in the mishap Bill was taken to the general be narc to be treated for Shock Nul was later released. The Accident occurred at . Saturday near seize admits donation has own of mkt United nations n y United nations food Anc u r c organization operates its own worldwide Fleet of 40 Marine and Inland fishery research vessels in eluding a 107-Foiit steel hulled Craft in Argentina heart of an area which has suffered most from the current s a e of guerrilla incursions hat began last december. News of the Kidnap coins iced Vilh an announcement that an in her rhodesian Soldier has Iceni killed by guerrillas in the i Lucas a bringing to 15 the i n m r of so curly Force n e m r s killed since december. Fifteen civilians have Loen killed in the same developing policies to two Small Furro concur Etc j o a t s on Lake Nasser in Egypt Over hard liquor including the establishment of wine 1 Icci Alty stores. I eliminating current Regula i on which prohibit carrying quor in an automobile Al f Lough drinking in a vehicle i Ould still be illegal. Said he was dears offering a Way out for other major companies widely by coed to have made similar nations to the n Ixon fund he ire a special Law on fund Dis Losure went into effect seven months before the election. Arka 1 Greenland has an estimated t Ira of Square Miles ;