Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 9, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july 9, 1973 prices effective Mon Day . Through wednesday july 9 11 in All greater win nip Selkirk Safe ores. Tickets Are still available at most greater win Safeway stores for the Rainbow stage performance where s Charley tuesday july 10 at . Tickets Only each mushrooms sorted. Of. In Flay dog food o zip. Liver or regular. 15 tins i fruit crisps Paov Crisco Oil 75 c .24 Al. Of. Btl. I Labin Hood mix. Raspberry Apple Chen Blueberry Strawberry. 11 of. Shortening fluffo.1 new at Safeway Pillsbury turnovers and Blueberry or Cherry. 14 of. Pkg. Riv Mirkay. Salad dressing Margarine m 5 j c cd fee filters 37c Star .30 s pkg. Hair Spray i Gillette. Dry look. Super hold.6 of. Aerosol i deodorant Spray Gillette. Soft dry.7 of. Aerosol i Chicken or Turkey oneness. 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Al the same Lime the treaty indians of Uio Northwest Terri lories won the opening Skir Mish in their War to keep Ihei controversial claim to Square Miles of land before ii Northern court Bolh victories came As a re suit of a decision by Fedora court judge Frank Collier who dismissed an application by the Federal government for a writ of prohibition. A three Man Legal team Pearing on behalf of jul slice minister Olio Lang had Songal to ban or. Justice Morrow from continuing with hearings Inlo the indians claims. Judge Collier s dismissal of the Federal move brought whoop of Joy from the i rec lawyers representing the Indi an brotherhood of the . Who had opposed the application. The weary contingent produced a bottle of Champagne and retired to the courthouse Library to celebrate. They will be Back in Cour monday when hearings arc scheduled to resume into the indians desire to file a Cauca Legal term for a declaration of the territorial commissioner of lands am titles. The caveat declares the incl is interest in All lands de scribed in unsettled Irealius eight and 11, signed in 189s and 1921 respectively. The Case look on wider implications june 7 when the fed eral government tried to oust or. Justice Morrow from the Case. They said he had gone beyond his authority in the matter. The Indian brotherhood do fended or. Justice Morrow saying they wanted their Case heard by a Northern judge railway pension thorny Ottawa up the pen Sion of railway workers has be come a thorny Issue for the Canadian railway employees Cension association. The association split during weekend meeting on what action it should take in the event ils demands for 17 member unions Are not met by he companies. Some urged a strike in mid August while at the other extreme were those who said the association has no right even o discuss strike action. The association was created 18 months ago to fight for pen Sion parity Between railway employees and other Federal Vor Kors. Federal workers now receive to per cent of la Weir salary for each year of service As an an Mal pension while under contract Wilh Canadian a ional still awaiting Ratific Ion railway workers saw theii1 in Sion Cut to 1.3 per cell rom 1.5 per cent. Jack pickets an association representative from Edmonton Aid sunday it the unions involved Don t ratify the agree ment a strike should be called 11 August. He demanded the association membership defy any Back to Vork order until the pension agreement m e c i s their do hands. But Keith Beckett of Biggar iask., told the two Day acct no this association is going o die along Wilh the the deadline for ratifying he contract is july 10 and the workers would be in a Legal los Ilion to strike 10 Days later f they Don t sign the contract. Aware of what they called the Peculiar situations and conditions in the North. Or. Justice Morrow As the Solo member of the supreme court of the Northwest Terri tories lives in Yellowknife and travels throughout the North to hear cases. He had called the Federal manoeuvre to oust him from the Case an affront to his court and a breach of constitutional etiquette because one judge was set against another. Judge Collier rejected Bolh Federal arguments in the at tempt to oust or. Justice mor Row. He said the hearings Are merely to ascertain the nature of the indians claim nol the the land the indians Are claiming an interest in lies in the resource Rich Mackenzie Valley. The iwo Ira ties involved and now form the major Legal and political lever by which the indians Hope to pry Loose a Rich Cash and land Sotl Lemeul from the Federal government. Anglican o Toronto up the Gen eral Synod of the anglican Church Canada has been criticized by Many of its dioceses for its approval in Princi ple of women priests the Church s National newspaper says. The Canadian Churchman says in ils current Issue that reaction to the Synod s Deci Sion made in re Gin a in May across the and at least one Dio a Molion of censure against the general Synod. The Fredericton motion was approved by a 67-to-s4 vote and said it deeply regrets and Dis approves of general Synod s action the newspaper says. Ii will make general Synod think twice before it begins to implement this the newspaper quotes Dean h. Rhodes Cooper if Fredericton As saying. This will make them realize that All is not the newspaper says Oiler diocesan synods used such words As precipitous and High handed to criticize the general Synod s action. The Churchman also says thai when the House of Bishops meets in november it will he under heavy pressure to rescind one of the decisions of general Resolution Defeated in Regina which would have referred ordination of women to he committees on ministry and allowed each Dio Cese to vote on the Mailer. 11 quotes Rev. John Mclell Murray a Delegate at the re Gina meeting As saying to the Quebec Synod later i was disturbed about icings being rammed through a neral Synod. I was being asked to vote against my con science and for the people we acre Frank Slingerland another Quebec Delegate said online Ion of women was one matter on which he Felt under Psychol ical pressure. I there was a feeling that you were under compulsion not o oppose the the general Synod in Regina was made up of m Bishops 105 other clergy and 118 Lay per sons. Mariposa festival Success Toronto Canada s 1 r c m 1 e r showcase for Folk music lie Mariposa Folk festival Drew capacity crowds Friday saturday and sunday at Toronto s Centre Island Dis Pelling any doubt that it has grown into an established institution. Organizers who had budgeted for promotion spent Only a fraction of that As word of Mouth was mainly responsible for the audiences about each Day. About 150 new Folk musicians sent the festival audition tapes asking to be booked for an appearance but Mariposa had room for Only two unknowns one whom was liar Konte who came All the Way from Gam Bia. Dick Flohil a member of the local music fraternity and a m a r i p o s a promoter told a seminar at the festival that the Canadian association of per formers authors and com poses the organization in charge of collecting fees for the use of Canadian songs on radio and television and in clubs and out million in royalties in 1972. Al Mair folksinger Gordon Lightfoot s business manager told the seminar that Lightfoot is touring parts of Russia in january the first Western Folk Singer to receive such an invitation. Musically a Mariposa was a weekend of contrast with Al most 150 concerts and work shops spread Over tie three Days. Malvina Reynolds a White haired woman More than 70 years old Sang Many of her own compositions including Little boxes. There was a concert of love songs featuring Many of the festival s name performers such As Jack Schoolman and John princ. The contrast and variety o the festival continued Wilh the appearances of Indian dancers a symphony of seven fiddlers and a sprinkling of blues. Soybean Dortmund Germany physicians prescribed dogs to Home psychiatrists for be pressed people the world Congress was told. A spokesman from the swedish Institute for veterinary medi Cine said dogs act As Security factors for humans who feel alienated from modern society. Offered Guel Pii out. Up re searchers at the Ontario Agri cultural College University of go club said sunday they have worked out livestock and poultry feed compounds to re place increasingly expensive soybean meal. In a statement sunday the researchers said the com pounds which have lower pro Tein counts would slow the growth rate of animals hut Farmers could expect greater profits because of the lower costs. The researchers recommended non protein nitrogen sources As replacements for soybean. They include amino acids urea meat meal rapes cd meal and High protein grains such As Barley. Tile Cost of soybean meal has increased to a Ion from one year ago. The rising Cost of soybean meal was blamed on increasing world demand for soybean derivatives and a global Short age costs for the compounds have Una been worked Oul the statement said but Farmers could make a Good Jyuck with lower costs to the con Sumer. The statement said University and ministry of agriculture and food officials met Friday to discuss the formulae. It said Urey did nol know How Long the soybean meal crisis would last but one thought it would be temporary because of increasing yields. We invite Vou to come and hear a thought provoking presentation where do we go from Here a color slide illustrated lecture discussed by George Valsac internationally known lecturer thursday. July 12, 1973 . 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