Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 7, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday 7, 1973 French demand delays Takeoff Canada s bilingual ques Tion raised its controversial head Here thursday when 26 French Canadian Pas sengers aboard an air can Ada dc-9 bound for Van Couver delayed Takeoff for 30 minutes because there was t a Finch speaking member among the air Craft s Cabin Crew. We Are sorry the incident said a spokesman for air Canada Here. We try our Best to accommodate both languages but in this Case it was an unfortunate thing that could t be the spokesman explained that air Canada has adopted a policy that when at All possible French speak ing personnel will serve As stewardesses and stewards abuses hinted Washington a a preliminary investigation i s under Way to d c i e r m i n e whether the White House tried to use the internal Revenue service for political purposes following watergate testimony to that effect. Congressional investigators arc reported to have requisitioned the records of 200 persons in the Wake of charges by fired presidential counsel John Dean that an at tempt was made to use the irs to harass foes of the administration. Small City St. Louis this Mississippi City was a town of Only about 1.000 in 1893 when pres ident Thomas Jefferson completed the Louisiana Purchase transaction with France. On All routes operated by the National airline. The spokesman said the airline has committed itself to such a policy with the Federal government but he added there Are some areas in Canada where French is obviously a minority language. In these areas where French is not in the major Ity there is the possibility that French speaking personnel can t be on duty every minute of the Day. But we usually have at least one French speaking flight attendant on All air Canada flights in however the spokesman said there can be no guar Antee that a French speak ing employee can be on duty at All times. We can t take into consider a t i o n sickness or some other the incident arose when the 26 French Canadian passengers Wiio boarded lie aircraft in Montreal Learned that the Crew on the Montreal to Winnipeg leg changed in Manitoba. When they Learned that there was no French speak ing member among the n e w Crew the French canadians demanded a French speaking St w a r d e s s be brought aboard. The Captain who was taxiing toward the runway at the time aborted take off and returned to the Ter Minal about . A i r Canada found no French speaking stewardess available so placed a French speaking passenger agent on Board. The flight with 68 other passengers on Board resumed its scheduled flight to Vancouver with a Stop off in Calgary the Desti nation of the 26 French canadians. Transcona Jaycees a Winner the t r i n s c o i a Junior chamber of Commerce won i first place award in the under category for its official publication the Jay Cec Eye at the National con vent on of the Canadian Jay Cees last weekend in Kingston ont. In All five awards were won by Jaycee units from inc mid Canada Region which takes in 15 units from Winnipeg to Thunder Bay ont. The Transcona unit also won second place in the National fund raising Competition. The Thunder Hay South Jaycees won a first prize in the under category for its official publication. The unit also received second place certificates in the outstanding single project and the economic affairs contests. Simpsons Sears correction and ran wednesday july 4, 1973 read stretch stitch portable sewing machine at 149.98 should have read stretch stitch portable sewing machine at Onalu l. Carter appointed Deputy minister the appointment of Lonald a Carter As Deputy minister of Northern affairs effective july 8, was announced Friday by premiered Schreyer of Mani Toba. Awards Milit for glider men it was awards time thurs Day at the final Day of the 25th Canadian National gliding championships. The championships began june 26 at the Winnipeg gild ing club s Airstrip on Highway 26 West of Pigeon Lake. There were k competitors in All 17 in the championship class and six in the sports class. The necessary four Fly ing Days out of the 19 allowed for a Champion to be declared were achieved wednesday. Dick Mammini of St. Albert alia., took the Shell trophy and a purse for winning open championship. His latest win at the Cham pions ups occurred wednesday when he averaged 80.62 kilo meters an hour in his asw-12 canine Odd couple blessed Foht Walton Beach Fla. A a full blooded 130-Pound St. Bernard and her constant companion a Short Frisky Dachshund lie came the proud parents of nine puppies thursday. Pat the Dachshund is a 14 Inch tall 30-Pounder who is not quite said mrs. Batchelder. Lisl the St. Bernard and the new Mother gave birth at Home to 10 pups but one died. Mrs. Batchelder said Pat and Liesl Are constantly to Gether in our Yard and there s no Way anyone else could be the the veterinarian said he could not say who the father of the puppies is but said it is possible that it is the Dachs Hund. Glider on a 310-Kilomelre-Lrian Glo task to Emerson Manitou and return. Don Bentley of Edmonton received the Carman trophy and a purse As Winner of the sports class Competition. He was the Only one of sports class competitors wednesday to Complete the 210-Kilometre-Triangle task to St. Pierre Carman and return averaging 44.08 Kilometres an hour in his Zug Vogel. Or. Mammini amassed a total of Points and or. A Antlej Points during this year s Competition. Runner up in the championship class was Jim car Penter of Toronto who was last year s Competition Winner and he look the a Hawkesbury trophy and a purse of Walter Hardie of Lake Villa Minnesota was runner up in the sports class and received a flashlight and course plotter for his efforts. Hal Werneburg of cams Villa out., received the mix trophy for the highest Points in a Standard class ship and was awarded the purse of Dave Marsden of Edmonton was second highest scorer in tins category and received a flashlight and course plotter. Dow trophies for fastest Tri Angle longest distance flight and fastest Triangle by a Stan Dard class ship went to Dick Mammini Jim Carpenter and h a 1 Werneburg respectively and each received a flashlight and course plotter. Frank Markut of Weston ont. Was awarded the Sosa trophy and a purse of for excellent performance As a no vice to National Competition. Competitors their wives and children were treated to a Weiner roast and smorgasbord on the final Competition Day thursday by the ladies of the Community club in nearby St. Francois Xavier. The Premier said Deputy minister has background ill planning and technical operations in Rural and Northern Orcas and obtained a special jowl Edge of Manitoba in his capacity As special program coordinator for the Federal department of regional economic expansion and As Federal regional co or Prairies for greater teacher influence urged com Home com Home to our place. Come to visit. Come to stay. You la never want to leave. You re Home the new teachers should have More a Broad control Over what is happening in the classroom according to a retiring Norwood vice Prin Cipal who negotiated the first salary schedule for teachers in the Norwood school division 30 years ago. Walter i in i-1, said in an interview his week that he has worked hard in his 43 years As a teacher to achieve better working conditions for his profession but there is still much to be or. Hawn is one of several Hundred teachers in the prov Ince who retire this year and feels that much of his criticism of the present school system is shared by his fellow teachers. What disturbs or. Hawn is that Many schools in Manitoba have discarded their emphasis on academic standards stress ing instead a modern curriculum filled with options. Most Young people whether they admit it or not want the teacher to set certain Stan Dards. But teachers have Al Lowed outside influences to alter the school system to such an extent that a student is now allowed to do his own he said teachers must reas Sert their role in the classroom is the Leader setting standards for students to achieve. The school system has be i j come so fragmented that one school varies tremendously from another it is confusing for both the teachers and the he criticized the Manitoba j d c p a r t m e n t of education i s c h o o 1 boards and superin j j ten cuts for jumping on the i bandwagon for the latest in thing when they did t need it local 348, brotherhood of or without consulting the teach dilator for the Urban affairs. He succeeds Robert a. Wai lace who recently joined Stantis tics Canada. I or. Car Lur 52 joined the Public service As a technical officer with the Federal depart j mint of Northern affairs and National resources in 1933. He was appointed director of inc 1 Park planning Branch of the i Saskatchewan department of natural resources in 1959, a Post he held until 19uo when he joined the Federal forestry and Rural development department As chief of the Rural do clop i mint services in . J lie was appointed special program co Ortli Nator for the Manitoba inter Lake area for the regional development Ile i apartment in 1907, then was named director for Manitoba with Dree and was later appointed regional coordinator i or the Prairies with the ministry of state for Urban affairs. Amplus Jar. Hawn cited to in 1 u s t r a t c that educational change could create problems. The ability of students to read write and do mathematics is declining. And unless More emphasis is placed on Icse subjects i Ilou lil if lie situation will improve. What is most important in Gnu learning situation is the teacher. And teachers must be consulted before any changes Are lie agreed that working conditions had improved and that teachers were earning a decent salary. Or. Hawn started his career in a one room Rural school Al Antonius. Man., at a month. This was reduced each year for 1 our years and i finally left when i was offered a last week or. Hawn packed up his books for the last time As vice principal of Queen Eli l a b c t h school in Norwood earning about 10 times the Sal Ary he in Udo 43 years ago. I have no regrets about my decision to teach. But far too Many outside forces and peo ple today arc telling the teacher Tiow he or she must do their Union near pact with Exchange o carpenters and joiners Al Cio has signed final papers in connection with a educational changes rushed into schools without proper re Jug i Multi trades wage and work search he said often meant conditions agreement a Winnipeg builders Exchange official said Friday. Only the Sheet Metal workers Union Al Cio 1 area classrooms were two Csc has t signed. The group is a inv almost Complete in details of wage and appendices to the contract terms when the eight unions involved in the building Industry will sign a Multi-trade1 master agreement with of a change contractors. The agree-1 mint is for two years. Outside the agreement arc the plumbers the refrigeration workers and the operating in bad plans being foisted teachers or Good plans being ruined. Tea m teaching and open sex school tender awarded t h e Manitoba government Lias awarded a con tract to w. W. Construction 1972 limited of Winnipeg Hool at gingers at present on strike. Construction of a sch negotiations arc continuing Bo-1 Waynw Dan in Northern to can these unions and inc change but Little Hope of a settlement is evident so far. The electricians u n i o n separately earlier in inc summer. Other contracts announced Friday by Public works min ister Russ cell Doern were sower and water facilities for the school site at Zabow clan. The lowest of three bids submitted was from traction limit 3 named to fish corp. Three new members have been appointed to the Freshwater fish marketing Corpora lion. They arc Alfred 11. Valgard son 55, a commercial Fisher Man from Gimli Man. Leslie dub 40, a Saskatoon Busi Nessman and food broker and William Kalph Parks -19, Ai businessman from Thunder Bay out. The appointments w h i c h j were announced Friday by i 1 Sli erics minister Jack Davis Are for two years. Or. Valgardson is the first Fisherman to serve on the Board. He was born in Gimli i and now is serving As Secre tary of the Manitoba federa Tion of fishermen. He was also a member of the advisory committee of the marketing corporation. The fish marketing Corpora Tion was established in 19u9 and acts As the sole purchasing and marketing agent for fresh water fish produced for Export or inter provincial Trade in the Prairies Northwest Ontario and the Northwest territories. La Luis Bolo i10iuzonte, i Mcnichol cons Cap pin Lineiro. 77, n us of Winnipeg leading political figure in Murii Zil for Many years and the Man who supervised the con so Duclion of Brasilia died Fri Day. 1 Inheiro helped found he Lucini Dum Coralic purty in a is after dictator a Chulio Vargas was forced out of Power. Highway traffic inspection the trans Canada Cik owing Halifax Apple ii owing one of the profitable i Scotia farm crops. Highway Al the Ontario Mani Toba Boundary. H. .1. Funk and sons limited of Winnipeg was the lowest of four bidders at emergency standby Power for Iho fort Osborne Complex in Winnipeg. Four bids were submitted with the lowest of from Keewatin electric and diesels limited of Winnipeg. Gets peace prize London a the soviet Union s new envoy to Britain presented a Lenin peace prize Friday to australian born novelist Lames Aldridge. 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