Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 16, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press corporation limited monday july 16, 1973 2nd class Mill registration number 02m by and Mullen it May be summer but Many Manitoba students Are still being educated. Close to elementary students from across the province Are attending special summer schools this year and discovering that learning can be fun. The summer education program a novel educational project sponsored by the youth secretariat Mani Toba department of colleges and universities affairs is designed to explore various alternatives to Standard methods of teaching. This summer Many students will have an Opportunity to improve their skill in subjects such As mathematics science geography history music and Art and actually enjoy doing it. One reason is that Many of the informal class ses Sions Are held outdoors rather than in the restricting confines of a classroom. Then of course some of the program s goals Are different. Such terms As education Al enrichment and re motivation indicate that the of this particular program is not simply to dish out a Bunch of facts and figures but to help a student find himself in what is often a very confusing situation. In addition to the elementary level program a work study program involving 80 Grade 11 students is also Well under Way. Students selected on the basis of financial need interest in the program and certain acad Mic weaknesses Are tutored in one or two subject area by a University student counsellor again on an informal Low pressure basis. Advancements such As this provided that they As successful As i think they la be should go a Long Way toward proving that established traditional teaching methods Aren t always the Best. Just As there Are Man different types of students there should be a wide variety of approaches to teaching. That s the Only was we can be assured that each student receives the Maxi mum Opportunity to realize his full creative potential. Short stuff most canadians will fervently maintain that they have the Freedom to choose where they live what sort of work they do and so on. For the most part that s True. Such things As propaganda Anc promotion however do much to influence Many peo ple s Freedom of Choice. Anyone who watches even a couple of hours of television a Day is subjected to doubt about his mouthwash and underarm deodorant while at the same time he s told that if he in t driving a Brand new 1973 zip Mobile he s totally out of the picture. Young people especially Are constantly forced into Deci Sions such As choosing Between a new led Zeppelin up because All of the music magazines proclaim that it s an absolute must and an equally Good record which hardly anyone knows about. Of Well As Long As most of us manage to maintain enough intelligence and common sense to reach decisions without being influenced by out Side factors i Trust that everything will work out Fine. Law and order Rolls on. Representative Jim Raster recently filed a Bill in the Texas legislature which would require criminals to give their intended victims 24 hours notice before committing a crime against them. The Bill would permit notification either orally or in writing and specified that the victims must be notified of their right ram me Thompson t3 mine to use deadly Force to resist. Hold your breath had just one event left to try. Waiting for it to be passed. The Back and straining hand mucking con test. In this one. Miners have to hoist a ton of Rock by hand shovel above their head level into an Ore car and Ihnn push the car along a 20-foot stretch the annual mid Canada open Highland dancing championships were held saturday of Assiniboine Park attracting contestants from across Canada. Three of the Many winners in the Day s events were Michelle Baird 6, a Winner in the baby class Laura Lee Williams. 7, Winner in the Novice class and Andrea Stuart 8, Winner in the intermediate class. Slope Leader Winner by Bob Lowery sealed or. Spicer s claim to Uva jul Iii Iii St Mica flir. Spicer s Al free press Northern reporter King Miner s throne. Thompson Kentucky. 5ir Spicer s other first was equivalent of three Gold and one Silver medals in the nine event contest. For the second Starecky. The individual event winners also received a re Ward. Ici Pating in the event. As the score keepers were making their calculations late n the afternoon for this Fca Rcd event of the Thompson Nickel Days it appeared that seven contestants were dead Ock cd and most had completed the nine gruelling tests to aug their mining a fills and Tamina. Or. Spicer s Silver medal performance was in the steel carrying event where Contes Tants carry steel rods ranking in length from two to 10 feet from one rack to another about 60 feet away. They have to climb a Barrier which involves a lot of manoeuvring. The total weight of the steel is 680 officials were beginning to pounds Vonder How to present the la during the Day the 25-Ycar o i d slope Leader who has worked in the Thompson mines for seven years collected the Alt s brewery trophy and i the first prize Loncy. However one of the seven lome Spicer a slope Leader ram the Thompson t3 mine. Remember when John and Mary were the most common names around according to statistics released by inc new York City health department based on hos Pital births during 1972. Mike and Jennifer arc the popular choices of parents for their children. David. Of Lank track. Christopher. Lames and Roberl were next in line among knowing thai inc was boys while Michelle Elizabeth and Christine trailed Jenny Lor girls. What no mention of Alphonse or a Cherly the Man at the Centre exhibit at the Manitoba theatre Centre will be featuring rotating displays of Art by Many local artists and University students. In Addi Tion Billy Graham and North Wil be performing nightly All of this week Between 9 and Rainbow stage is in need of the the use of a pre-1940 Motorbike for ils upcoming production of Annie gel proved his time by almost minute. It took him 4.11 min utes to Complete the Job this time. In second place was Vic Sapach Spicer s shift Boss at t first in this contest was Bob Saunders a Elope Leader at the Birch tree mine and second was shift Boss Sapash Sapach. When the final tallying was Complete or. Spicer won handily with 11 Points. Tied for second and sharing the second prize Money were or. Sapach or. Oakes and or. Probably at stake Wilh every shovel Load. Or. Spicer worked furiously under a Welcome but hot Sun. When he finally got the car loaded and put his shoulder to it. For an agonizing moment it seemed to by stopped by a few pebbles on the track. Finally or. Spicer made it move and completed the event in a winning time of 2.64 min seconds ahead of More Eye specialists needed optometrist Many Western canadians graduate practitioners for have to wait two weeks to Western Canada he said months to have their eyes sex the answer is obvious. W Lake Man., won inc demand ing Stop drilling contest in which the miners Drill Verti Cally into a 20-ton Rock held securely in place on a steel mounting about 15 feet from the ground. Participants in the contests Ateo came from Mansbridge Man. Snow Lake Man. And flin flon Man. In the Crawler mucking machine contest John Van a Ragon a Holstman at Birc tree was in the first Placer. Starecky was second an Roger Koski a Stop Lead Ami cd the president of the Canadian association of optometrists said saturday. Speaking at a press Confer ence on the final Day of the association s National meeting or. Mcnabb a Calgary optometrist said a Western school of optometry is badly needed. But the provincial govern ment will not agree to sharing the Cost for such a school six seconds ahead of de so Arecki a Shaft Leader at Cven 1housh Federal funds for v in i. Rhu Oij Relski a Snail Ica Oer at your gun which will be playing August 1 to 18. If Possi Patrick Harrison construction Illch a would Avail ble the Bike should by in running condition if you be company s pipe mine Jalc " or said got one you d be willing to lend Contact Don Rulten or finished second george1 r t for Oakes. A Thorn san t 1 Minn Jack Simon at Rainbow s office. Oaks a Thompson t l shift Boss was third. National health and welfare studies show that Canada needs now. Indications Are that the guess who will once again i the announcement of or. Wil1 ices Nan by sell out the huge stadium for the group s Toronto i bedlam to the two schools concert a Cal month. Although the group in t the Power break out across the i ing in Canada Athl univ cd in once was on the radio there s no i doubt that the of Pic recreation ground1 sity of Montreal and the uni who is still one of the Premier concert attractions in which was taken varsity of Waterloo can to North America i out r Competition As inc barely meet their own Provin a Pital sunday after suffering in crowds realized that this Cial requirements let along juries in separate add cols during the weekend. Inner City police said Richard Cho Quitle. 25, of 421 Newman Transcona was taken to general Centre formerly have needed and we have been trying to get a school of optometry established in the West for five years now. The governments of British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba Are per forming a grave disservice to their people if they do not a on Liis matter three injured in accidents three were re ported in Good condition in hos Winnipeg general with a broken toe on his left Hospital 11j3 lt_-1l toot after a car motorcycle Accident at about . Sat urday. Police said or. Chou Etc As Riding his motorcycle East on iliac Ron Avenue East Kil motor Lars returning to Winnipeg on High Way 8 were lined up again sunday evening be cause of the Detour around the overpass construction site at the intersection of the perimeter Highway. A department of highways official said traffic should by Back to Normal when the new million traffic interchange opens in about one week. Donan when he was in Colli Sion at Brazier Street with a car driven by Larry Allen mor than 37, of Langdon North Dakota. Police said Gloria Foster of 1885 Bannatyne Avenue St. James Assiniboia suffered bruises to her head and left hip when she was involved in a car pedestrian Accident at about . Sunday. Police said miss Foster was crossing main Street Between Henry Avenue and Losan ave Eldon Caine of pc hold Alia Iwuc. When she was in collision Vas elected president of the will a car driven by Mathews 1 Canadian Send growers Asso Kinsman 17. Of 270 Rouge nation at its annual mooting in Una is. Jamrs Assini Linia. Hotel fort Garry saturday Lolice said Tracy Prince 3.w. Ii. Shanks of who Alliv .111 Gwendoline Street Sinif on. Was Csc Clad first View to Itil 1 lacerate d i i he president and s. W Phillips of Flor farm when she crawled out Tisdale. Sask. Was elected Sec i a second Storey window at her Ond vice president Home and fell 20 feet to Ilici All officers were elected for i around. I a two year term. From to Minc third. The 1 sawing was won by t 1 so Boss Bob Hanson with m Oaks second and or. Mem third. Or. Sapach was victorious Mill driving with Bill lain second and Irvine Balfou third. Commenting on Bis Victor j King lome who finished so Ond to Dennis Buchberg or i Thompson last year said was a Long hard Day out thei but you can t make Bonu Money like that at i told the old lady his Wil Gail that 1 was going to i this year. I figured 1 could by it looked bad at the mrs. Spicer who conies from the soul cast Corner of Saska Chowan As docs her husband said she always has confident in the old they have inc month old son lome Junior whom Gail suspects i wind up King Miner one Day. Lou Oatway who chaired the steelworkers committee 01 Gan izing the even said the this year an attempt was mad to demonstrate the real Wor of the Miner As it is i the slope drilling w h i c h presented some dil faculty to arrange was tin kind of event that added considerably to the realism of the event he said. Montreal mail arrested Here Winnipeg ramp have arrested William Markel 23, Mon real who is wan cd by Mon real police in connection Wilh killing there. Or. Market was arrested at about 5 . Friday and Imp would release no fur ice details about the arrest. Ramp said authority lord Uris or. Market to Montreal Vas expected to arrive by mid Light monday and he would probably by escorted to Mon soon after. Caine elected seed president seeing your Home consult a professional limit Murici on a realtor strike could hit rail men Here express workers clerks and freight hair mers on up Only railway signalman on up and in commercial Teleg Raphers on up and in and sleeping and dining car porters on up Only. About Manitoba railway employees will be involved in a strike if their negotiating com Mittee in Montreal decides to Call one Union officials said sunday. The Manitoban would be part of an expected nation wide strike by about non operating railway Man. Union officials spoken to in Winnipeg during Tim weekend indicated there is Litile Hope of avoiding a walkout. The report of a conciliation Board was filed with the Feder Al department of labor Friday and the workers May strike after seven Days. There won t h o w e v e r be much Chance Montreal Union officials have said of a work stoppage on the railways until about july 25. There will be a general chairman s meeting in Mon Treal next thursday. The negotiating committee will set a strike Date the unions involved have various ways of voting in their respective districts according to their constitutions but most have already indicated they Are unanimously in favor of a strike if the joint Union committee indicates it is not satisfied with the Concilia Tadly saturday to Contact the police continue inquiries fort Garry police were still investigating sunday the Case of a two year old girl who was found wandering in a store in fort Richmond Plaza saturday and not claimed by her parents until sunday. Police said they were called to Teller s in the Plaza at about . Saturday to pick up the girl who was wan Dering about the store. Police said they tried repeat ally saturday to con act the Jirl s parents but to no Avail and the girl was placed with children s Aid society of Winnipeg for the night. The parents showed up at the police station at about . Sunday to claim their daughter. They said the girl had wandered away from ind up rail employment Home without their realizing Uon Board report. Final communication As to whether the committee is disa Lisi fied now is awaited. The brotherhoods units involved in Manitoba Are maintenance of Way. Representing track and building maintenance men in Canadian National railways railway transport and goner Al workers for dining and sleeping car Crews express workers clerks and freight handlers on in Only firemen and oilers on up Only rail she was missing. Police would t release any names in the incident but said both they and children s Aid would be continuing their investigations. Vay and steamship clerks the would t say Ransport and communications j charges against the workers on up and in and would be Laid. Whether parents no Nairn Mir Nibur 786-2437 1667.1595 i eliminate transmission worries simple economic 1311 map Hillk 430 Miina 453-4124 weather report morning bulletin for the Prairie provinces an area of High pressure with associated sunny skies and near Normal tempera Tures drifted across the Prairies during the week end. Cooler and showery weather has replaced this system Over Alberta and most of Saskatchewan and will spread across Mani Toba Laic today. Tempera tires in Eastern sections of Manitoba will be near 80 degrees this Al croon but cooler and somewhat in s e 111 c d weather will be general in All regions tues Day. Figures on the map indicate expected High twin Para lures today temperatures following arc High temperatures recorded yester Day Low temperatures for the 3 2-hour period which ended at 6 . Today and precipitation for the 24 hour period which ended Ai. 6 . Today Max. Min. Pre. .03 Calgary Vancouver Edmonton Regins Brandon Thompson the Pas Winnipeg Thunder Bay Kenora Ottawa Toronto Montreal Chicago Miami .05 Angeles Minneapolis new York Phoenix Rome Aris London Berlin Amsterdam Brussels Madrid Moscow Stockholm 75 Tokyo 94 .79 .04 forecast for the Winnipeg Bis sctt Interlake and red it i v e r regions frequent Cloudy periods today with one or two showers. Chance of a Thunder Shower winds South at 25 tii.p.h., becoming West at 20 . A few Clouds to night. Sunny tuesday with a few Al croon showers a Northwest wind at 15 to 20 . Low tonight near High tuesday near 70. 54 .05 Winnipeg temperature comparisons Max. Min. Pro. I v july m 71 60 july 15 w Yuriria 56 i Higler 9.1 in lowest on record 39 in 1920 i 1930 ;