Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 12, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba In package Tours make Ideal vacation trips Winnipeg free press thursday july 12, 1973 cml class mall registration number 0284 while Swvick installation 354 Sherbrook v774-4497 931 Mars id. 256-42j7 Sik Vici 244 jams police Hunt robber a Man escaped with less than wednesday after robbing a Portage Avenue Branch of a Bank in the St James Assiniboia s e c t i o n of Winnipeg. Indicating he had a gun a Young Man robbed the Branch of the Royal Bank Portage Avenue and mount Royal Road shortly after noon wednesday. A woman Teller gave the Man a Small amount of Cash after the Man gave her a note indicating he was armed said an official from the St James Assiniboia police department. The Man believed to be be tween 19 and 23 years old wearing a White to shirt and Blue jeans ran North on mount Royal Road after the robbery. It was Over in a matter of seconds said a Bank official who was working at his desk when the robbery occurred. A Road Block was established by police throughout Winnipeg but no arrests resulted. Power restored in St. Leon electric Power to a Volt transmission line serving an Oil pumping station at St. Leon Man., which had been knocked out by saturday s storm has been fully restored a Hydro spokesman said wednesday. The spokesman said the transmission line was the last location in the province where Power had to be restored after the storm. This is an architect s sketch of the Manitoba museum of Man and nature s Urban gallery which is under construction. It depicts the Winnipeg of the 1920s. Urban gallery to give viewers insight into origins of Winnipeg in 1920s senior it Zens the senior citizens federa Tion of Manitoba will hold a special meeting at . Monday in the club room of the Imperial veterans legion St. Mary Avenue and Smith Street. Boy drowns at Rosser a seven year old child from St. Andrews Man. Drowned at . Wednesday at sum Morland Park in Rosser Man., about 15 Miles Northwest of Winnipeg. Ramp said Keith Dawson was pronounced dead on arrival at Grace Hospital. A postmortem has been or dered police said. Transmissions with automatic transmission Colour Quick simple economical 957 Portage 786-2437 930 Nairn 667-1595 1311 Mcphillips i 430 Pembina 586-8049 453-4124 nursing Home charges denied weather report morning bulletin for the Prairie provinces a disturbance Over North ranging from 70 to 80 de Grees. Strong to moderate West or Northwest winds will also prevail in most Southern regions particularly in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Sunny weather with near seasonable temperatures Are anticipated Fon All of the Prairies Fri Day. Figures on the map indicate expected High tem c r n Saskatchewan gave Cloudy skies and some showers to Many Northern regions 01 Alberta and Saskatchewan overnight. The system will move to North Ern Manitoba today. In Southern and Central re Gions of the Prairies skies will be sunny today with afternoon Lenin erasures a creatures today temperatures following Are High Lom per lures recorded yester Day Low temperatures for the 12-hour period which ended at 6 . Today and precipitation for the 24 hour period which ended at g . Today forecast f o r Winnipeg bisect a inter Lake and red River regions sunny today with afternoon Cloudy periods a West wind at 20 . A few Clouds tonight. Fre quent sunny periods Fri Day Chance of a Shower. Low tonight near 50 High on Friday near 75. Max. Man. Pro. Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Regina Brandon Thompson the Pas Winnipeg Thunder Bay Kenora Ottawa Toronto Montreal Halifax Chicago los Angeles Minneapolis Miami new York Phoenix Rome Paris London Berlin Amsterdam Brussels Madrid Moscow Stockholm Tokyo 66 73 71 85 87 72 77 61 67 71 6b 70 76 7-t St 87 82 107 75 64 63 77 11 72 73 is 54 50 03 63 61 57 59 61 72 55 57 77 .18 .10 Winnipeg temperature comparisons Max. Min. Mean july 11 84 60 lost year 84 48 Normal 80 57 highest on record 108 in 1936 lowest on record 31 in 15.11 by Janice keys free press staff writer a bit of the Winnipeg of 1920 is being brought to life again. The City of that Era is the Central theme for the Manitoba museum of Man and nature s Urban Gal Lery a permanent exhibition now under Coj Struc lion. The gallery will be Sepa rated into three areas. One will feature reconstructed buildings repro s e n t a t i v e of various aspects of Winnipeg life in 1920. Another Section contained in one of these buildings will House Chang i displays based on a series of themes relating to the development of Winnipeg. The third area will Deal with the population and re sources problems that will be faced in cities of the fun lure and will pose some challenging questions about Urban growth in years to come. The buildings in the Gal Lery will include an Edwar Dian Home a dentist s of fice a woodworking shop a Bank a drugstore photographer s studio factory All Peoples Mission and a theatre. All of these structures will be furnished in the authentic 1920s manner. One of tie main considerations in the planning of the Urban gallery was to put life and movement into this area said Jim Stan ton chief of the museum s human history division. We want to create a place where there Are lots of different tilings to touch and so people will be recruited to carry on daily activities As they would have been Dune in the 1920s. The woodworking shop will produce wooden Arti cles the Phai iia isl will manufacture pills and potions the photographer will snap pictures with an ocl t Asli Ionut camera and the theatre will show old films. When the Urban gallery was being planned it was decided to use 1920 As the setting because it was the Lake off Point for the development of modern Winnipeg or. Scanlon said. The City had reached Hie it a 1 f w a y Mark in its growth and it was a time of Prosperity and great activity. It is hoped that the Urban gallery will be completed by the beginning of next year in time to help launch Winnipeg s Centen Nial year. The Cost of the gallery is making it the most inexpensive permanent museum gallery in Canada or. Stanlon said. Charges that an Ottawa ursing Home is understaffed id thai some patients arc re living inadequate care have ecu labelled political Man curing and sour grapes rom former Herbert Barlin president of Isacon Hill lodges of Canada ,td., made the comments and cried criticisms made of the Wawa nursing Home by paler Leilly progressive conserva be member of parliament for Wawa West. Or. Reilly said tuesday inc ursing Home in his Riding is seriously and Lal during a visit to the Home e had seen a Man confined to wheelchair who had had Only to Baths in three months a woman who said she fell in her Oom and Lay Uherc for iwo ours before being discovered and iwo elderly people who and been in urine soaked Beds or several hours. Or. Barlin in an interview wednesday from the head of ice of Beacon Hill lodges in Vian ipg termed or. Reilly s barges lie said the Ottawa Home Lannot exist unless there is full oni Oliance with the health de a Artmen s regulations and our operations Are 100 per ent the first concern Beacon Lill lodges he added is for the residents and i staff did t like the Way his com a n y operates ils nursing ionic they could leave or Vork As directed. Commenting on the Way or Reilly s investigation was ban died by the Home he stated the affair could have been i Cial health authorities to Send a idled Beacon Hill lodges operates eight nursing Homes across Canada. The Winnipeg Home is Al 190 fort Street. We have had criticisms by he admitted. Or. Barlin said that since not everyone will be completely satisfied Wilh services such As nursing Lime care his company has Iliad to Deal Wilh previous com but when that Hap pens we do something about Moira Law administrator of he Lodge in Ottawa said she lad requested Ontario Provin an inspector and will wait on the provincial investigation to reveal the i Rue Story. Or. Reilly in an interview from his office in the House of commons wednesday said an inspection is not enough. He acknowledged miss Law bad requested a n inspection Oil tuesday but said lie bad sent a Telegram to the Ontario min ister of health monday request ing a full inquiry after he had visited the premises. If he minister won t initiate an inquiry i will make one the Home be said receives regular Advance no Hanuschak rejects Community gym St. Vital school Board wants 1 when the Board decided to to meet with education Mill-1 build a gymnasium at Glen Isler Ben Hanuschak to discuss building a Community gymnasium at Glenwood school 51 Blenheim Avenue. At a meeting wednesday the Board received a letter from or. Hanuschak that said the government would t pay the additional to build a Large Community gymnasium. Or. Hanuschak said the government would pay for a regu Lar gymnasium at Glenwood school an elementary and Junior High school in an older Sec Tion of St. Vital. The school does t now have a gymnasium. Wood the Glenwood Community club suggested instead that a gymnasium b c built that could be used by the school and the residents of the area. Trustee d. W. Pennor chair Man of the Board said the Board and representatives the Community club want to meet with or. Llan Uschak soon. Or. Pennor said or. Hanus Chak indicated in policy awaiting permit for fogging Tho City of Winnipeg is awaiting a permit from the provincial clean environment commission before undertaking anti Mosquito fogging in residential areas. Inner City Park s director Martin Bynum said in a Tele phone interview thursday that the fogging operation requires a permit from the commission and the City s application now is being processed. He said he did not know How Long inc procedure lakes be cause inc City has never before had to apply to the commission for a permit for fogging. The requirement was instituted by the provincial govern Mcnol Dur ing inc Lime since the City last carried Oul anti Mosquito fog Ging operations in residential areas Throe years ago he said. The cily has applied Only for a temporary permit he said because a Public hearing must be held by the commission be fore a licence can be issued. Civic works committee re versed a three year old policy tuesday when it called for fog Ging in residential areas to combat n n n s u a 11 y Large numbers of mosquitoes. Testing of inc City s Mosquito fogging equipment w h i c v has been Idle and Unser Vinct for three years began wednes Day. Or. Bynum said once fogging statement he favors the con of joint school and Community planning. The Board in Oiler business c v c r s c d ils decision i Ransfer Junior High student iving South of Forrester ave me to Varc incs school fron Victor Magor school. G o r d o n Newton super in ten Dent of St. Vital schools said in a left or to parents tha sonic parents had opposed the Transfer mainly because the w Ere afraid their Childre would t do Well. Cyc list gels 12 stil Clies a Winnipeg women require 12 switches to her head aft she fell from her Moln Cyc on the Sailer Street Bride wednesday. Inner City police said Joann Ito co 17, of 1010 Wol Sulcy a Educ. Siulc a was Riding lit motor Eycle Al 10 . South o inc Bridge when in went out control and she was thrown the pavement. She was reported in Goi condition in Genera Centre begins it will take about nine formerly Winnipeg Scilen Days to cover inc cily. Police said. Fiction of inspections from in provincial authorities. Or. Reilly discounted Muc f or. Barlin s rebuttal. To of Plains were not raised b ormer employees but by to l the registered nurses Taff at the nursing Home Wlad conducted him through to Ighel Story building m o u d a veiling he said. The affair came to his Alt Ion when part time employee came bitter Over a reduction i their working hours. A group of High school Ai Ollige students had work Art time during the Scho com and were promised fun Ime work during the Summ months. They had been Wor in a 40-hour week until Ali i o 111 o s director of nursing Vanl on holidays. Al Lylial Lim uie administrator miss reduced the students hours 5 a week. That was the last Straw according to or. Reilly. To students were then backed i y full time employees w lad previously been afraid complain because of fear in night lose their jobs. Son Oiler employees had loss 111 Obs under similar circus stances or. Reilly said. After the monday visit to the airs Iii Home or. Reilly re turned tuesday afternoon with television Crew and 30 Bea con Hill Lodge staff members. Miss Law after consulting lawyers ordered Ihm out of the building. Renovation plan set for municipal hospitals by Manfred Jager ree press medical reporter Winnipeg s municipal Hospi 1s will undergo renovation id expansion starting within x months unless the province acquires Deer Lodge Hospital of Ottawa by that time and hands it into the City s Prin pal geriatric treatment re Arch and teaching Centre. That is the agreement ached Between the provincial e a 11 h department and the Tard of the 400-bed municipal a spills wednesday after a meeting in health mister Rene Toupin s office. Search continues for 2 men ramp were still searching for two men miss in and presumed drowned in separate boating accidents in to Northern Manitoba lakes. The two men Are or. Wil am a. Gorrie of 203 Oak Dean . James Assiniboia and Jonas Cook 34, o Irand rapids Man. Ramp said or. Gorrie an is 15-foot pleasure Craft Digap cared at about 2 . Satur a on Cross Lake 12 mile Vest of grand rapids in 25 t 0 . Winds and seven Light foot Waves. An air search using a pro Uncial government air plane Vas begun at about inti Day and the air search and a water search have Bee continued with no sign of or Corrie. Ramp said All islands in Ali acc have been searched an Only a life jacket Cushion Gas tank belonging to the Gorrie boat have been fount Romp said or. Cook Dinar eared monday night in Lak Winnipeg when he and a con Lanion Cecil Munro were r turning to grand rapids from a fishing trip. Their 20-foot boat apparent lit a Rock and capsized. M Mimrose Clung to the Side of the half submerged boat until sued by fishermen rom said. Wag 6e hike decision delayed the Board of of inc University of Manitou faculty association has d la cd until next week a Sci Sion on whether to accept a 7 per cent wage increase for or lessors. Or. Roy Vogt president the faculty association said an interview wednesday to representatives want to Lime to study the proposal from the University s Board governors. The Board of governors feed the professors a 7.5 p cent wage increase for the 19 fiscal year retroactive to a 1, providing the faculty Asso at Ion does t try to incr a the settlement later on. The faculty association h applied for certification As a bargaining unit for professors and if certification is granted the association could negotiate a further increase for the present fiscal year. In the conditions for the 7.5 per cent increase Are not met in session was triggered by earlier during an Exchange tween or. Toupin and Hospi 1 Board chairman june West Ury on a Winnipeg open line Dio program. The health minister Bis Dep y Hans Schneider senior of vials of uie Manitoba health services commission and six Oard members of the Munici Al hospitals As Well Asad Lini Stratios staff from the hos Tal participated in the Dis us Sion. The negotiation result an of iced thursday jointly by e government and the Hospi Al Board is the latest develop nent in a succession of Deci on and subsequent reversals other changes that have rus rated both elected and employed officials of the fort Ouge health institution for the ast decade. Tiie various developments Inch involved the preparation of detailed functional lans for upgrading and expand Ion of municipal hospitals on t least one occasion included report in the free press As recently As last May 19 Point in to a phasing out the fort Ouge location in favor of a modern new facility for the care of patients suffering Long Erm or old age illnesses in a modernized Deer Lodge Hospi Al. Both the Board of the Munich l hospitals and the Royal Canadian legion took vigorous opposition to the plan which lad been revealed by source close to the government plan ing circles. The Hospital Board feels a modernized and expanded fort Rouge Centre would be More n the interest of municipal Hospital patients mainly be cause of the place and quiet n d Park like surroundings. The legion on the other hand opposes the idea of losing Deer Lodge As a sole Domain of Ca Indian War veterans. The Deer Lodge Hospital lame however once again appears in the joint statement is sued by the Board and the government indicating that the Ssue of the move has still not Cen fully resolved. The minister indicated that fully shared the Board s concern and would ask Tho Manitoba health services com Mission to resolve the Issue of delays in future planning within six months in Consulta Ion with the Hoard of the municipal said the statement. He pointed out that one of the difficulties leading to the delay was the need to plan suitable services for the Winnipeg area in an integrated Way. This involved the future of the Deer Lodge Hospital and there had been a hold up in negotiations Mill the Federal government on Liis the statement continued the minister assured the delegation that the services provided by the municipal hospitals would continue at their present or at an expanded level that the expertise of the experienced staff at the Hospi tals was desperately needed for the province s geriatric and other Long stay patients. He also agreed that operations should continue at the present site and that the exist ing buildings Sho ild be used to their Best advantage after due consideration of different Adap Aid the nurses the governors said they would ask the Manitoba labor Board i o approve a no strings at Lach cd Tive per cent increase. The executive of the faculty miss Law aides were hired As casual workers in the first place and none was promised full employment. She added an offer of a -10-hour night shift was declined by aides because none wanted to work nights. Association Lias recommended the five per cent offer be a copied. Liberal conference Manitoba liberals be Well represented this weekend at the Liberal conference on Western objectives in Van Couver. A statement from the Liberal parly in Manitoba says 41 delegates and several alternate delegates will be attending the conference. Heading the Manitoba Dele gation is Richard Good pres ident of inc provincial parly. To will also serve As vice chairman of the conference. Included in the delegation Are Liberal Leader Izzy Asper of Manitoba Federal defence minister .1 a in e s Richardson senator Gil Mol Gal and Joe Quay Liberal member of parliament for St. Boniface. T h e Friday through sunday conference line four main Pur poses to develop and adopt Liberal policies and object lives related to Western Canada to Foster recognition of common Wes Lorn interests to build up support in the West for the fed eral Liberal parly and to establish the party As the pre eminent vehicle for westerners to fulfil i hair aspirations with in a Strong prime minister Trudeau will address the conference sunday. The conference will also Dis cuss during workshops and rec nary sessions the kind of West the delegates want and the West in confederation. Guli carnival St. Francois Xavier Community club will bold a carnival and Beer Garden july 21 and 22 at the club Aboul iwo Miles Wisl of while horse Park on Highway 2g. A of lauded for action the University of Manitoba science faculty tenure commit tee has commended he univer sity s Board of governors for the Way it handled a tenure Case involving or. W. N. R. Stevens a 34-year-old physics professor who was dismissed june 30. In a statement the tenure committee said the governors were right when they upheld inc committee s recommendation that or. Stevens not receive tenure. The committee said it bad every Confidence thai University president or. Eric so sir Luck adequately represented Tho faculty viewpoint to the the University of Manitoba faculty association expressed a Lack of Confidence in or. Sir Luck recently mainly because of Tho president s handling of the Case. Or. Stevens was refused ten ure three times and the Board of governors would t review the Case ;