Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 15, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Hito Rast per Yew to savings account Inland Trust and savings Winnipeg free press Selling your Home consult a professional. Corporation limited Aiona no Dominion mail number by Andy Mellen Fem fember or. Hook and the Medicine show s hit single cover of the rolling Stone Well Winnipeg May not to have worked its Way up to a front Page Story in rolling Stone North America s leading music paper certainly is popping up everywhere else. For instance the new album by Neil Young time fades away features a mention of our fair City in a song called Don t be denied Neil the Winnipeg lad who has become one of the leading figures in pop music Cir cles in recent years sings when i was a Young boy my mama said to me your daddy s leaving Home today i think gone to stay we packed up All our bags and drove out to Winnipeg when we got to Winnipeg i headed Back to school i wore White Bucks on my feet when i Learned the Golden Rule. R that s Only the beginning Humble pie s album 1 Rock on which was released a couple of years Back has a song emitted red neck jump i must have listened to it dozens of times but it was t until a Friend pointed it out to me that i heard a be Faience to bloody Winnipeg right near the beginning of the song my it s certainly interesting to know that Winnipeg made such a lasting impression on the group when it played Here in april 1971 there s als been some conjecture that a track from the new Elton John up Benne and the jets is a Cun neg reference to our very own Ben Hatsko and his talented hockey club you never know1 considering that in1 past years Winnipeg has been mentioned number of songs by the guess who along with a passing reference on the first Buffalo Springfield album there Are probably a lot of americans wondering just where this inspiring City is. A feature spread in rolling Stone seems inevitable. Short stuff the University of Winnipeg has an ambitious venture planned for the coming weekend. The University s Media department along with the Manitoba teachers society will be sponsoring a film festival con Ference which will question the role of Media in the classroom the feature speakers Wie be Canadian film producer King Best known for his movies Warren Dala and a married couple and Frank Mclaughln the editor of new York s Media and methods Magazine registration fee for tile conference is 50, and forms Are available from the University Media department Manitoba theatre offering classes in carpentry commencing oct 2t master Carpenter Thom As Legg vill be1 the instructor duration enrolments limited to 15 peo ple a session and Advance registration is1 required Jajor Complete details corf tact at Mac j be Wain prior the Best to vol Mev which should be in week or two. It contains most of he hit 45s which have teen re leased since the group s first greatest hits album came out a of years ago Hebe and there monday evening is open stage night at the Ting bring along your guitar or any other instrument and become a Star overnight tuesday through saturday treble and or. Dick will provide the entertainment Stanley Kubrick s Brilliant and controversial film a clockwork Orange will be screened in the Multi purpose of the University of. Manitoba tuesday and monday october 15, 1973 la Hilzim Lii Tiit it vice rely on a realtor u of m strikers and administrators plan tuesday meet photo by Roy Okos two inner City policemen inspect the cars involved in a fatal Accident sunday in North Winnipeg. Chase ends t in death a High Speed police Chase sunday a collision which claimed the life of a 70 year old Motorist. Joseph Devries of 445 Leila Avenue suite 27, West Kil do Nan was driving across Ealter Street at when a car being chased by police ran the red Light and nil his Auto Arthur Alfred Dube 34, Ai he Des Chenes Man has been changed with criminal neg i gence in the incident room wednesday evenings at 8 cents admission is just 75 engineers deny full support of strikers George Smith business Man Ager for the International Union of operating engineers Falcio said thurs Day his Union had not promised in writing full support for the striking service employees at the University of Manitoba Campus As an earlier news Story had stated in the free press or Smith who runs local 827 of the Union said Well Only see that our members do not per Otto any functions nor Mally done by the employees on strike he said that As the Union was under a separate wage contract with the umber sity the engineers who handle heating equipment for the Campus area must be Ces Sanly go to work and that a report of full support of the strike might look As though the Union was willing to break its contract something it would t do he said on stake is the Canadian association of Industrial and me Cha Cal workers Ccu the letter written to the a Socia Tion by Carl r j Hansen chairman of the University group of the Union s local said dear Brothers at a meeting held sept 20, 1973, out membership agreed that they would support you in your present de mands for a fair and just working agreement with we University of Manitoba to wish you. Success m your of for to to i j to Inami hit the letter was taken to mean hat support of efforts included support of the strike Effort which would mean full sup part vehicles and ran Tete cml it Salter and Logan Avenue pol ice said. So u pursued at High Speed i crossed the Salter Bridge am Down Salter to Selkirk i Devries was admitted t general Centre in poor cond Tion suffering head and inter Nal injuries and died Abou three hours later. According to police the Chas began when a Driver did Stop for a spot Check a decision on a bail Apphy Tion is being withheld by judg Anthony j Pilutik pending psychiatric report and psycho a tical testing to learn if the Man is competent to enter plea to the charges the Man has been charge with criminal negligence a g e r o u s driving and driving while disqualified he is being remanded on week to week basis Pend the completion of the two ports. 30 on u faculty support strike about 30 University of Mani Aba faculty members have Ormed a committee in support the striking service workers t the Campus a statement by the commit be which was formed sunday supported the strikers wage demands and expressed con Ern that a strike situation on he Campus could seriously of it the atmosphere for learn no on strike Are about 500 ser ice workers members of the Canadian association of Indus rial mechanical and Allied workers Ccu the faculty committee the id hoc committee to support the Caiman employees plans a number events and Aid in its statement we believe that it can be How m that the employees de mands for a higher wage can be justified we along with other Fracul Myers regret that we be ii forced to Cross a locket line in order to work although we continue to teach we fear Fiat the Atmo sphere for learning will shortly 36 poisoned we believe that a prompt settlement giving these employees a fair contract is the Only Way to restore a proper climate for learning such an environment can exist Only when All members of the University staff Are human by and justly treated we the of the and hoc committee a committee of faculty from Dif Ferent schools and faculties within the University urge faculty students and other member s of the University Community As Well As the pub he to support the just de mands of the strikers. Professor Henry Heller department of history at the University said monday the com Mittee plans committees at the University to educate both the staff and Stu dents about the reasons for the strike. He said the and hoc co Niit tee plans to participate in a student worker mass meeting at noon Campo on Campus to join the workers on the picket line thursday with a news conference scheduled for 12 30 at the Mam Gate to the University and to organize a teach m on the strike Proba Bly next week. The committee s statement said professor Mike Samoiloff zoology is committee co or Dinar or Man injured in collision Herbert Niemann 65, of 71 Clonard Avenue St vital was admitted to St Boniface Hospi Tal suffering under termed m juries sunday after a two car collision at St Mary s Road and Fermor Avenue. St vital police said the Nie Mann car was in collision with a vehicle driven by John wills 36, 6f 925 autumn Wood drive St Boniface a Light Standard was damaged in the Accident. Or Niemann was reported in Good condition the statement said the com Mittee was formed sunday at a meeting of some professors which was also attended by some u d e n t s and Union members. Prof. Samoiloff said monday that Over 30 faculty members representing almost All faculties except for Medicine at tended sunday s meeting at which Union officials were questioned about the reasons for the strike and related mat ters he said the committee in t connected with the faculty association at the University. And he said the committee members Haven t considered honouring crossing picket lines. The faculty s first obligation he said is to teach. The United Way one in a series q May a person specify his contribution must be made to the United Way Agency of his Choice a. No. Ah1 allocations Are made on the Recti men nations of the Agency relations committee which bases its decisions on the needs of. The Community How Agency services meet them and the Agency s other sources of income. Few individuals can make these decisions wisely As they Don to possess sufficient inform Tatiom q if a person does t be Lleve in some agencies Why should he give at All a All of us have favorite agencies because of our varied interests and con Cerns we should realize h o w e v e i that every Agency is there because the United Way s Board trustees which represents our total Community has studied it and decided it fills a specific need. A meeting of representatives of the University of Manitoba and the striking Canadian association of Industrial mechanical and Allied workers Ccu has been scheduled for tuesday or. Ernest sir Luck i University president said in an interview. Sunday an informal meeting Between the two parties was held Sun Day. The Union representing 500 service employees on the on strike Friday demanding More pay and improved benefits or. Sir Luck was asked to con Firma Rumor that there had been a sunday meeting am that wage talks which might end the strike would resume. The president said the two parties Are still far apart m negotiations though a Gat Heimi had taken place sunday was entirely informal. He had not been present Anc declined to say who had repro s e ii the d the University source however said a Condo vice president of a ministration had been presen at the meeting. Or. Condo when telephoned would neither deny nor confirm that he ha1 the. Negotiating commit tee met with members this a Ter noon and a decision a made to meet formally wit the assistance of codicil ratio officers on or. Is Luck it was tentative purely tentative. Union officials declined t make statements on the mater. But a Union source Sal s u h d a y he believed ther would be a meeting with the University 24 hours. He said the University had a preached the Union. The meeting sunday after noon had been exploratory or. Sir Luck said and Laste for about an hour the Union has been Askin for about 20 per cent More a in a one year period and to University has offered 18 p cent in two years. The association members rejected the 18 per cent off which per cent would be been retroactive to june Friday morning the picketing owed Down transportation so at was a traffic Back of about two Miles on pern. A Highway and students id professors were delayed r several hours in a cutting to ass rooms. Traffic on Pembina Highway the main Entrance to the imps was Normal at a put 8 nil m onday with police reeling traffic past picketers. Picketers were standing on e Side of the Road and occasionally passing information Amphlett through Auto win own _. Police however weren t Al Wing this to delay the move nent of cars and on. Several occasions a Constable would Valk Forward and Tell a Pic Eter to get out of the Way and Len hurry the car on. The pamphlets explained the strikers were and Why we striking and Why we Are it in item students and faculty ome and talk with the picketers. 2 buildings damaged by fire a vacant downtown House and a St. Boniface apartment clock were damaged by fire this weekend. A Winnipeg fire department spokesman said a Blaze Day heavily damaged a vacant second floor suite m nordic apartments j31 Marion Street. No one was injured the ase was still under i Vestiga in sunday he said. Fife also extensively dam aged the second floor of an empty downtown House Satur Day. Firemen were called to 246 St Mary Avenue at 5 52 . No estimate damages was available. By purse an 89 year old woman was saturday when i purse snatcher knocked her to the ground in front of her Dence at 376 Broadway v police thief made off purse containing about the woman whose name has not been released was admit Ted to Misericordia Hospital in Good condition with a suspected fractured hip Hurley strafe puppetry to four Young people at the Manitoba theatre workshop. The workshop which offers classes in various forms of 165 Princess Street. With or. Hurley Are left to right Cenia Ostrowski Simone cirouard Michele Cousin and Marie Bessette. Powdered milk gets subsidy the Price of powdered milk in lob Laws shop easy econ Mart and Tom boy stores was to drop 17 cents a Pound lion Accident. Day As a Federal subsidy of 20 cents a Pound came into effect. M. D. Booty sales and marketing vice president of West fair Ltd. In Winnipeg which supplies the four Foo d chains said the 17-cent Price drop would go into effect immediately. Story on Page 11 the losses which would re sult from applying the subsidy to powdered milk supplies currently on hand at both whole Sale and retail Levels would be absorbed by the company he said. Officials of Dominion stores in Toronto weren t available for comment on the effect of the subsidy on Dominion prices. An official of Canada Safe Way in Winnipeg said monday it was t known yet what effect the subsidy would have on Safeway prices. Re said the pro visions of the subsidy did t in clude any Price Protection on powdered milk in Slock prior to the subsidy coming into of t. V in said powdered milk has been Selling for an average of about 75 cents a pounds retail in Winnipeg. Or. Booty said his firm s policy in such matters is to Cut the Price re girl 14, injured i crash a 14-year-old Winnipeg girl is reported in poor condition in Hospital with severe head injuries she suffered Early Satur Day in a two car. Head on Colli Sion on Portage Avenue at Stewart Street in St James Assiniboia. Catherine Erins of 41 Hen Day Bay was one of four peo ple injured ill the 2 . Traffic St. James Assiniboia police said miss Enns was a Passen Iger in a car operated by her 18-year-old brother Chris Gopher John also of 41 henday Bay. Or. Enns and a second Pas Senger Heidi Henning 16, of 647 Stewart Street were also sent to Hospital following the transmission spa Tau Piu of automatic transmissions 1786-2437 Nairn fcfct.1505 _. All work Gua Kahtie nut to tax i mul Lim 4611 Pembina 586.8049 i 453-4124 weather report j morning bulletin for the Prairie provinces -7 skies were Clear Over the Prairies this morning with ranging from the Low-20s Over Alberta to the Low 30s in Manitoba. Sunny skies will dominate the Prairies today and tuesday with hear to or try above seasonal temperatures. Figures on the map indicate expected High temperatures today emis was reported in Good condition and miss Hen Wirig was reported in fair condition with injuries to the head and eyes. Police said two occupants of the second car driven by Henry John Przygocki 17, of 808 Jefferson Avenue were slightly injured in the Accident. The injured were taken to the general Centre by River View ambulance. Man held after shooting Man was admitted to Hospital in guarded condition after a shooting in the inner City sunday after noon. Inner City police said ,23 year old Man is in custody in connection with the incident. Police said they were called to Hie 200-Block on Gordon Avenue at . Sunday. The dict ii had suffered a Gunshol wound to the lower Groin. Charges were expected to be Laid monday during the Cost to the con Sumer of Stock currently on Well As new stocks against which the subsidy will apply. Pre. Pesticides topic pesticide research will be the topic of the technical ses Sion of the annual meeting of the entomological society of Manitoba nov. 1 and 2 in the ramada inn. Temperatures following Are High temperatures recorded yester Day Low temperatures for tie 12-hour period which ended at 6 . Today and precipitation for the 24 hour period which ended at 6 . Today Max Vancouver 53 Calgary. 53 Edmonton 49 Regina 57 Brandon 60 Thompson .-43 the Pas 52 Winnipeg. 59 Thunder Bay 62 Kenora 56 Ottawa so Toronto 63 Montreal 61 Hall lax 60 Chicago 76 Miami los Angeles Minneapolis new York forecast for Winnipeg Bissett Interlake and red River regions today and North West wind at 20 to 25 . Low tonight near 30 High tuesday 50 to 55. 91 74 to. 73 Phoenix Loo Rome 74 57 52 50 59 57 London Berlin Amsterdam Brussels Madrid 66 Moscow 27 Stockholm 48 Tokyo 66 Man. 37 21 19 19 m 34 35 33 33 36 40 43 46 4b 55 76 56 55 55 66 57 54 46 58 45 41 Basteri Accuu comparisons oct. 12 oct. Ocl. 14 last year Normal highest on record to in 1964 lowest record 15 in 1b76 Max. Man. Man 50 40 45 57 59 45 55 46 39 44 ;