Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 6, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Selling your Home consult a rely on a realtor Mitil Iii tic Hovice Winnipeg free press travel and relax saturday october 6 1973 2nd class mail registration number 0286 Coffee break by Alexander foot Yummy Fob the first this years Mani Toba hotel association convention 15 to 17 in the Winnipeg inn will feature a Large and attractive display by the association of chefs do and when these Guys try to outdo one the results Are 53 hospitality suppliers will have exhibits at this 46th annual exhibition the Royal bal lets Sale of More than season tickets beats the 1971 record by More than 600 this will contribute to a most Busy Winter entertainment season across the the Manitoba theatre Centre opened its season ticket Campaign and had More than orders in the first casual tickets for Mac go on Sale an exhibition of works by local artist Wil Liam Pura opens sunday and runs to 2 in the Gal Lery 184 Alexander Avenue East Bani brith youth organization holds its third annual base Ball Marathon 14 to help raise funds for youth pro sponsors Are sought on a Perincin splayed lest you be misled by a photo caption in Fri Days free the newly elected pres ident of the Winnipeg executives is not from the caption explained he was president of a Toronto and left it at Adams is president of Mckinney and on por Tage As Well As Mckinney of which has its head office our caption writer offers his contemporary dancers artistic direct Rachel has received a Canada Council allowing her to devote time to chores travelling and studying modern the company opens another Busy season in the playhouse theatre 12 and 13 with miss Brownes mighty Robert Moulton True believer and kinetic and Norman walkers three psalms new Public in formation officer for the Winnipeg Art gallery is Rod formerly with with Doug Hughes having moved to Toronto former Winnipeg Ger Douglas Macagy died recently in Washington at age he was curator of the hirshhorn museum and Sculp Ture Garden of the smithsonian institution dont for get the cosmic dance at the continuing to its that time of year and All saints Broadway and Osborne is look ing for aged 8 to for its Contact the Church office or Organis choirmaster Donald As Well As a Little the boys receive involvement in social out town trips and a Chance to attend summer there Are also a limited number of instrumental tuition scholarships automatic transmissions rarer 7862437 Nairn 6671595 Tore 4534124 weather report morning for Manitoba and skies were Clear Over night in Southern Manitoba and Northwest Ontario and Strong southerly winds were bringing warm air into the District from the temperatures Early today in Southern Manitoba were still in the in the a Lopres sure system in Eastern Saskatchewan was producing considerable cloudiness bulletin Northwest Ontario and some Light rain in a few Southern sections of the District Are expected to be mainly sunny today and sunday As the disturbance moves eastward with highs today in the somewhat cooler air will move across Southern Manitoba later to Day and Fig ures on the map indicate expected High tempera Tures temperatures following Are High temperatures recorded yester Day Low temperatures for the 12hour period which ended at 6 and precipitation for the 24 hour period which ended at 6 today Vancouver 57 40 Calgary 41 37 Edmonton 54 27 Regina 66 27 62 35 Thompson 35 the Pas 53 40 Winnipeg 42 so Thunder Bay 65 32 Kenora 58 49 Ottawa 62 44 Toronto 65 40 63 44 Halifax 62 49 Chicago 69 53 Miami 62 75 los Angeles 81 55 Minneapolis 63 39 new York 82 68 Phoenix 96 76 soms 84 57 Paris 72 52 London 72 57 Berlin 68 41 forecast for Interlake and red River regions mainly sunny today with southerly winds 15 to 20 High today near a few Clouds to night with a Low near mainly sunny sunday and a Little Amsterdam 68 41 Brussels 66 43 Madrid 64 50 Moscow 46 37 Stockholm 63 46 Tokyo 70 70 Energy the latest Addi Tion to the health sciences is nearing completion on notre Dame the million Plant is Al ready supplying chilled water for All health institutions in the area and will deliver pounds of steam a Day to keep the hospitals and University of Manitoba medical school facilities warm during the cold sea the powerhouse will also pro vide standby emergency electricity from three diesel engines of horsepower and distribute compressed air to the health battalion to celebrate Diamond Jubilee in 1974 the second battalion of the Princess Patricia Canadian Light infantry plans to hold a ceremony april As one of sever Al events to Mark the Battal ions Diamond some and a number of plans were out lined by battalion officials Fri Day and it is intended to have the Jubilee celebrations mesh in with Winnipeg Centennial jailed 24 months a 17yearold boy was sentenced to two years in prison Friday for four criminal of fences by judge Sparling in provincial judges the Gary was raised to adult court at the request of juvenile author in ties who Felt they could no longer Deal with Mckeen pleaded guilty to two charges of car one of leaving the scene of an Accident and one of escaping Law Ful custody before judge Sparl ing in the Law courts court was told that Mckeen was driving a friends car on Coleridge Park drive and lost control of the vehicle the car mounted the curb and hit two Young girls who were playing on the both girls required Hospital but Mckeen fled the a Short while police stopped the car on Portage Avenue and Mckeen admitted at that time to having been solved in the after his Mckeen was questioned about two cars which had been stolen from the Narrows Lodge hotel in North Ern Manitoba and he admitted the while awaiting trial at the Manitoba youth Centre in win Mckeen escaped through a broken window 7 but returned later the same in passing judge Sparling said he hoped me keen would Avail himself of the rehabilitation facilities in he said it was obvious the boy needed the close super vision and discipline available in prisons in addition to the two year prison judge Sparling ordered that Mckeen be placed on two years supervised Proba Tion after his lieutenant colonel Pearl chairman of commanding officer of the second said the main event will be the free Doroft Herity ceremony a t the Winnipeg civic Fol Lowed by a regimental Parade t o the legislative building grounds to exercise that free an official luncheon is to the battalion will attend a Church Parade april 21 in All saints anglican at Broadway and Osborne where the battalions previous colors were Laid up in the tentative plans Call for about 50 to 100 men of the Pacli to recreate colonel Garnet Wolseley 1870 March from to the men Are expected to begin their March at Thunder and it is hoped they can be outfitted in period they would end up at old fort Garry and it would be hoped to achieve some recruiting Benefit from during and it is hoped the Pacli will be Able to stage a military Tattoo to tour in Winnipeg and around the particularly in conjunction with fairs and the about 100 men would put on a two hour show featuring and combat in it is hoped members of the Pacli will be Able to undertake a Mountain climb ing expedition and scale mount Hamilton Gault in the Rockey Gault was the founding father of the Pacli which was formed for service in the first world one purpose of the exercise would be to place the Pacli Crest and Winnipeg coat of arms permanently at the sum for a tentative plans Call for a company of the Sec Ond battalion to recreate the 1812 voyage of the Selkirk settlers from York factory to it is thought it would take about three to four weeks in August to make the 800mile trip from York factory on James Bay to the junctions of the red and Assiniboine Rivers in the men would travel by Canoe and it is hoped they could be dressed in periodic they would make frequent stops Enro Ute and hold info m a 1 ceremonies Small the Pacli has at various had a Long association with Winnipeg and it is planned to have the Jubi Lee and Centennial celebrations mesh together after Allan outlined the battalions councillor Winnipeg Centennial subcommittee on said she was enthusiastic about the plans and said the subcommittee would look Forward to working with the amont other things during the a Polis Long association with the the battalion aided citizens and helped in flood control during the great 1950 in the battalion was granted the free Dom of the City of subsidy for milk payable the milk control Board of Manitoba said Friday that All sales of partly skimmed and skimmed milk to institutions now Are eligible for the recently announced Federal Threece Aquart milk sub the Board said that effective 1 such As restaurants and privately owned and operated nursing purchasing milk Are Eli Gible for the Board chairman Baldur Kristjanson said the extended subsidy had rid the Board of a n administrative night previously the Board was forced to decide How much milk delivered to such As which sold milk for consumption on and off the premises was eligible for the Kristjanson said the Extension also increases the vol ume of milk eligible for a sub Sidy payment to proposed health Centre report could save t h e Manitoba government has been presented with a feasibility study which indicates about a year could be saved by establishing a Large Community health Centre to serve North the concept for a proposed Norwest Coop health and so Cial services Centre envisions a full Range of integral comprehensive health and social services being aimed at an estimated in a statement chairman of the Norwest said the 120 Page report indicates an Annu Al saving to the province of about could be Rea 1 i z e d the proposed Centre would Cost an estimated involving about Square feet of building space and would employ a total staff of about 165 when in full opera he said phase one of the concept would involve a Tempo Rary facility equipped to serve about people and could be in operation in about years after government a the provincial government provided a Grant of for the feasibility he it took seven months to the total project would in clude Laboratory and a Vari Ety of social among the services listed Are Community education ser special clinics for the Al for for the Han for diabetics and youth family plan drug and alcohol coun emergency minor Mobile medical dental and optometry pharmaceutical ser Legal Home Home meals on a Day Hospital for Chil d r e n staff Day care and other ser a document released with the feasibility report under the heading of Cost sum that the anticipated an Nual saving of about in health costs could be handled in three possible it said the Money could be returned to the or distributed to the membership in the form of reduced costs for dentistry and or it could be used for the implementation of new programs or the document accompanying the report in part at the Norwest Centre preventive care will be a not a concept the physician will become a member of a health care not the Leader the patient will become an not an illness and health care will involve the the the no the social the the Community worker and the Community working not in Isola Tion from each the Norwest Centre wherever make use of the Community and the individuals resources As de Sirous of becoming a member of an integrated system of health care delivery in North the Norwest Centre wishes to cooperate and to not to duplicate and film Board head discloses tango classification debate by Nick Hunter free press staff writer some of the members of the Manitoba film classification Board thought the movie last tango in Paris should be i n a classification one step below the most restrictive the boards chairman said in court John who was testifying at the obscenity trial involving the said a minority of the nine members of the Board who saw the film Felt it should be classified adult parental father Pungente said he him self Felt the movie should have been classified adult parental guidance rather than the More restrictive category called restricted which was seized from the Kings theatre in Jame Assiniboia May 25 on orders from former attorney general Al was classified restricted a Cate gory which excludes anyone under an adult parental guidance classification allows persons under 18 to see the movie if they Are accompanied by a Parent or an the before judge John Enns in provincial judges court in the Law courts build will go into its fifth Day tuesday with father Pungente still in the witness Box and being by defence counsel1 Roy Odeon Morton Kings theatre and United artists of Canada Are charged with pos session and displaying of an obscene father Pungente said there was unanimous agreement among the nine Board members not to ask for deletions from the in earlier testimony two defence who were called As experts in film and stage heaped lavish Praise on John Hirsch of a director of plays in the United states and said there was nothing degrading about the sex scenes in the it is part of the it is part of the whole scheme of the who was the first director Jef the Little theatre in Winnipeg said All of the films of Bernardo Bertolus the director of Are highly he is the last person in the world who would make a pornographic the whole intention on the Art of Bertolucci is to unmask the bankruptcy of a capitalist Hirsch this is sets out to do in All his Hirsch said the film is dealing with the Pas Sage of two Peoples lives from one state to it is very much the same kind of thing As Christ going into the desert for Al a film critic for Csc Winnipeg and a professor of 18th Century literature at the University of said there is no attempt in the film to linger on or romanticize the sexual while the sexual scenes Are crucial they Are so obviously simulated that you cannot pos Sibly be Reimer Only a very perverted mind would find them titillating at he said that real sex is much Messier and less aesthetically pleasing than the scenes in the the sexual idiom is the idiom of our Reimer and a serious artist who ignores this idiom will not be a serious artist much he said the theme of the movie is 20th Century mans alienation and isolation and without the sexual scenes it would be impossible for Berto Lucci to develop the drive for United Way termed encouraging after five Days of Campaign results in the United Way of Winnipeg drive Are enc our Campaign chairman Allan Moore said to had been collected More than the at the same Point last the total is per cent of the the in Bedway one in a series q Are Volunteer campaigners and leaders paid for their work for the United Way a they Are they Are Community minded citizens who accept these responsibilities in addition to their regular q is it True that most of the Money goes into salaries a if you Are referring to United Way the answer is in 7vfe cents of each Dollar were required to administer and allocate the 92v2 cents of every Dollar is Given to agencies for services to peo ple in the if you Are referring to agencies which provide services such As coun naturally a major por Tion of their budgets is spent on salaries to provide Quali fied corporate increases Are continuing to come in at Levels higher than those requested by the United Moore said in a Telephone for one company which had been expected to hold the line because part of its operation had been transferred out of Winnipeg came through with an increase of seven per cent Over last years he i cant see Why smaller businesses wont be following the same pattern As the Large com initial Calls on virtually All Winnipeg businesses will have been made by Early next Moore he was confident the number of individual donors would in the Campaign is aimed for at least contrib Moore said the United Way is grateful to the continuing end oration of the Winnipeg and District labor a founding member of the United Toad Mon China trip Hoyu who makes a living cooking Northern chinese food for customers in his Winnipeg will be prime minister Trudeau official interpreter during an official visit to peking next it wont be Ter preying Job the first in to has done for the Canadian govern he was in China on government business last and his career includes interpreting for British and United states forces during the second world the restaurant Busi Ness is much newer to to than is he opened his mandarin restaurant at 496 Portage Avenue two years he had spent a year As a teacher at Johns High but decided to give up this work in favor of cooking chinese he has help in his new Busi Ness his wife and som of his eight All eight arc and his oldest works for the Federal environment department in i born in he worked As a interpreter during Lego t i a t i o n s when his country gained its it was in Malaysia he met an official of Canadas external affairs and it was through this official that his work for the Canadian govern ment his new Winnipeg restaurant is with a snack counter and Arboite covered his wife says they specialize in Northern chinese food dishes which involve the use of flour rather than but for the next two weeks there wont be much cooking for he will be Busy communicating Between Trudeau and officials of the Peoples Republic of to is silent on this he says his contract with the translations Branch of the Secretary of states department precludes him his Monument to Honor women a group of Canadian exster Vic women permission have been Given by the provincial government to locate a Monu ment in memorial Park to Honor women who have served in Canadas armed the Monument will be located on a triangular piece of land just West of the the location has been endorsed by the Navy and air Force veterans association and the Royal Canadian be the new Monument will unveiled during the International conference and reunion of a servicewomen in Winnipeg in Sargent Avenue to be closed Sargent Avenue Between James and Century streets will be closed to traffic sunday and monday to allow reconstruction of a railway win Nipges streets department has Sargent Avenue should be reopened to All traffic at 6 the department Sargent Airport buses will be rerouted via James Street and Wellington Avenue during the reconstruct ;