Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 13, 1975, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday february 13, 1975 15 cattlemen demand Yuskiw s apology a member of the Man lob cow calf producers association said wednesday that agn Cid Ture minister Gamuel of Manitoba should either Apo Gize for remarks he made recently to the association or re sign. He called us suckers beg Gars and second class Citi Harvey Van Damme o Austin Man., told a Spuccia committee of the legislature studying the question o foreign ownership of land. We Are not begging w Are demanding a Public apology from or. Yuskiw for his in suiting remarks. Failing tha we ask for his or. Yuskiw said after the hearing that the remarks wer taken out of context. The association was asking for a Grant of for every cow and or. Yuskiw said h asked their representatives what will you do so that to won t have to come Back Anc beg he said the Cabinet has yet discussed the Grant re quest but that it is totally the request for a Grant was made at a meeting last month Between or. Juskiv and the cow calf producers the association estimated would Cost the province Abou 542 million. People Are going or. Van Damme said wednes Day. Something has to by done Terry Eyjolfson president o the cow calf producers Assoc a Tion said the producers who keep cows mainly to produce calves arc losing on every animal they sell. Your Industry has repeatedly stated they did riot want any government involvement in the livestock or. Yuskiw said. To be consistent you should t be asking for any or. Van Damme said the association would be strongly opposed to any proposal for a beef marketing Board. If the government disregards the wishes of the beef producers and continues work ing toward a marketing Board it becomes obvious that the government is seeking control for the Sake of the government has Only a social Security Paul f. Vang of the United states social Security office in Grafton North Dakota will be in the United states consulate 6 Donald Street March 18. Persons wishing appoint ment with him. May Contact the social Security office 819 Hul Avenue North Dakota. Science fair set there will be a science fair in Clifton school 1070 Clifton Street at 3 to 4 . And at 7 to 9 . Feb. 27 in the auditorium. A taxidermy display will also be featured. Deaths Allan Mary Isobel 90, of 60s Banning Street. Cape sex mrs. Gaston us 55, of St. Lazare Man. Gauthier Bernard of St. Norbert Man. Geddes Kenneth 61, of 40 Pendennis drive West St. Paul employed by Winnipeg Hydro. Haddow Isabella c., 72, of Winnipeg retired from Hud son s Bay company widow of James b. Haddow. Houde Louin 85, of 344 har grave Street suite 35. Louthan Mary 77, of mor Den widow of Vincent Louthan. Lining Ruth Llene 76, of 444 Kennedy Street suite 304, widow of Fred lining. Milvor Frank Frederick 92, of 468 Jessie Avenue formerly of St. Claude Man. Machula Walter 77, of Tyndall Man. Newman Edward 70, of Moosehorn Man. Paquette France 14, of 396 Deschambault Street St. Boniface son of or. And mrs. Arthur Paquette. Popple mrs. Gordon a. Grace of Brandon Man., formerly of Minto Man. Rogers Rose 85, of 741 valour Road widow of Ronald Rogers. Rossier Sylvain 87, of 200 Berry Street St. Boniface. Schick mrs. William Oli of 406 Winterton ave nue East Kildonan. Toews mrs. Ben 19, of Altona Man. Van de Deere Elisa 83, of 55 Inman ave., St. Vital widow of petrus Van de Deere. Westwell Beatrice Muriel 71, of 400 Stra Brook Avenue formerly of Cauchon Street fort Rouge widow of Jack Westwell. Zwarton Philip 93, of Golden West Lodge retired from City of Winnipeg engineering department. For further information please see classified death 1 notices by the Canadian press Moscow Leonid Neiman 72. Soviet physicist Best known for his work in electricity transmission and research into electromagnetism. Cheap food policy in mind he said and a total disregard for the problems of producers. On the subject of land use or. Eyjolfson said the association does not want to see the Manitoba agriculture credit corporation compete against us for Purchase of land with our own the province should instead be giving Farmers wishing to Purchase land better financial arrangements such As Low in Terest rates on mortgages he said. Govt. Intervention worries builders by Job Douglas Ottawa up construction leaders Are treating Gin Gerly recent proposals for a stable Industry worrying about More government intervention. Henri de Puy Jalon president of the Canadian construction association told reporters at the Cha annual convention wednesday that he dislikes the idea of More government control of the Industry. Government should do no More than set construction objectives and establish the eco nomic climate to allow build ers to meet these goals he said. David Peimer of Winnipeg newly elected Cha chairman said that a perfectly stable Industry is unlikely. That s a planned Economy and i Don t believe in they were being questioned on their views about the eco nomic Council of Canada re port recommending Steps to counter the usual Boom and bust swings in the construction Industry. Or. De Puy Jalon said the As social Ion does not yet have an official stand on the Council re port. But he said he has told an association study group looking at the report that the govern ment attaches importance to the Council findings. The association had to come up with opinions or the government would think silence meant acceptance. The group will be reporting by mid summer he said. The Council proposed among other things that the govern ment impose an investment Levy in Boom periods and an incentive when the Economy declines. It would take a great Deal of convincing to demonstrate to our members much Merit of an incentive or disincentive m r. De Puy Jalon said. Or. Penner said that some instability is healthy in that it makes construction companies More competitive. But the Industry was too unstable at the moment. Earlier Ottawa economist m. X. Mccracken president of info metric ltd., told Dele Gates that the housing sector will probably grow More slowly than the rest of the construction Industry in the next 10 years. Population will grow More slowly with new households amounting to Between and a year he said. Housing starts will probably vary Between and annually in the next 10 years he said. Housing starts last year reached Down from the 1973 record of More than Urban affairs minister Barney Danson has said the government has set a Realis tic target of Between and stalls for 1975. School construction will also decline in the next 10 years As there will be fewer school age children or. Mccracken said. But non residential construction will grow quickly so that the Industry will have rapid and sustained growth in the next decade. Call Beigie executive director of Montreal s D. Howe research Institute said there Are signs the world wide recession will get worse before it gets better. The Canadian Economy was not in much better shape that the . Economy. He praised president Gerald Ford for admitting that unemployment will have to remain at High Levels while the United slates pulls out of its economic problems. 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