Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 9, 1976, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday january 9, 1976 Clark in Brandon higher food prices predicted Brandon Man. Slaff one of the conservative leadership candidates Rocky m o u n t a i n my Joe Clark says canadians will hive to pay More for their food in the future. He told a group of about 40 people at the Hod Oak inn in Brandon thursday night that if we Don to we will jeopardize our capacity to pro Duce food which we Ami the world he said agriculture is Al ready one of the most efficient industries in Western Canada with Only six per cent of our population As Farmers compared to one third of the total population in the soviet Union. Yet in this country most of the attitudes about food Are formed by the people who eat it not those who produce it or. Clark said. Our food policy for the fun he said must recognize the problems of the pro much of ills Brandon speech emphasized decentralization to bolster the smaller cities and towns of Western Canada. The Alberta my said the 60s and 70s had been a great great easy irresponsible time for canadians who were now coming Hack to reality As we take a More realistic View of the Canada olympic Coin sets tablets sits pm met . In plastic proof set 51.00 86.00 51.00 86.00 52.00 89.00 51.00 89.00 Canada Silver coins Pra -1067. S100. Face Valuo s225. 100 Canada Silver dollars 285 Many other Silver and Gold a alternating Imit met Price. Regency coins Ltd. 228 notre Dame Avenue Winnipeg. We sell wholesale because we Purchase below wholesale discontinued patterns colors of carpets and draperies Yards shag. Plush. Hard twist. Commercial. Indoor outdoor january Sau free underpaid free installation free shop at Home service with Wall to Wall carpet 19.99 3 carpet tree 782 Ellice ave. At Home St. Pm. 775-8844 open 9 . -10 . Mon. Sat. Sundays 11 . 6 . Self serve a save 10% to 30% on to a stereo appliances furniture mattresses and Vinyl. He said More people Are moving Back to smaller centres when they can afford it because it was there they could have a sense of belong ing. Answering a question from the audience he said Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed would definitely not jump in the leadership race. If he had originally entered i would not have or. Clark said. However the my added that he would be better Able to govern the country at least initially because or. Lougheed had no Federal experience and was not Bilin Gual. The candidate said the conservative party had made two mistakes in Quebec in the past. One was making arrangements with other Par ties such As the Union National. The other was the practice of appointing a que Bec lieutenant if he is elected Leader or. Clark said he would go into Quebec with other Western maps and promote our own in an interview with the free press he was asked about attacks made wednes Day by fellow Alberta my Jack Horner on the better known candidates. Or. Clark said he regret Ted or. Horner was taking a negative approach in his c p a i g n but he did t think the other candidates would. Or. Clark said he rejected tonight sat. Candy Apple starting monday american singing go Littria Mike a survival manual for Start slashing your food costs and household Energy Bills today in a special two part article the january Issue of Reader s digest presents 24 proven ways to Correct costly errors and get in the habit of saving Money learn How to read food labels choose meat properly take advantage of season a specials and unit Pri cing. Discover ways to conserve Home Power How to Stop losing heat wasting hot water and How to get maximum efficiency from your Home appliances. You can t afford to miss a survival manual for inflation one of 39 articles and features in the january Reader s digest. At your newsstand today Advt sailing open House january 8th to 14th inside in our heated featuring quasar petrel and Hobie cats introducing wind Rose 18 Day Cruiser length Overall 18 5" sail area 151.5 so. It 4 unalterable designed by Chad Turner class association by appointment. Easy to Rig easy to sail this Fine family Day Cruiser. Must be seen to be appreciated. Free Coffee and donuts pop for the kids in pions 2627 pwn Bina Hwy. Pm. 269-5505 open thur. And Fri. To 9, sat. To 6, Sun. 12 to 6. The implication in or. Homer s remarks that the conservative party can turn its Quebec. He estimated the parly could win 15 to 20 seats in that province in the next election. Homer Calls Trudeau undermining dictator police probe break in Winnipeg police were prob ing two overnight break ins thursday in which about in clothing from a Ness Avenue store and about in equipment was taken from a Winnipeg High school. A. Police spokesman said the clothing was taken from a store at 3039 Ness St. James Assiniboia some time Between wednesday evening and . Thursday. Microphones and cassettes were taken from Gordon Bell High school Maryland Street and Broadway sometime be tween 3 . And 7 . Thursday Afler someone broke a West window. Jack Horner described prime minister Trudeau thursday As a dictator who is attempting to undermine our system of attempting to woo about 60 Winnipeg area delegates to february s progressive conservative leadership Conven Tion or. Horner my for Crowfoot Alta. Also criticized Leader slip candidates. Trudeau in his diabolical Way has declared a new class or. Horner said. He has declared War on every citizen in Canada. He has set the Public sector the government against the private sector the i i Trudeau Widd not make government responsible t o parliament. He would make parliament responsible of the said or. Horner who describes him self As the conservative for he criticized Paul Hellyer saying his opponent for the party leadership had published views which were not substantially different from those of Trudeau. Or. Horner also defended his attacks on other Leader ship candidates. Toronto up Claude Wagner a candidate for the Federal progressive conservative party leadership said thursday the Federal govern ment s selective wage and Price controls threaten Canada s productivity. He told a press conference that investment has been discouraged by the controls. In response to questions the former Quebec Justice minister said he is in favor of capital punishment As a deterrent to crimes. However he said. It is very simplistic to believe Cap ital punishment is a solution to rising the Federal government must improve social conditions and pass severe Laws dealing with such things As bail and the sentencing of habitual criminals said or. Wagner member of Parlia ment for St. Hyacinthe que. Or Wagner an unsuccessful candidate in 1970 for the leadership of the Quebec liberals said his knowledge of the Liberal party would be an advantage in the next Federal election. I know How liberals think and i know How they Orga he said. We must broaden our base in the next election and Appeal to Liber aged dirty Roork getting you 889-8246 a i a building cleaning services a free 5x7 color enlargement from your favorite negative with each role of color film developed and printed at 96 she Troik so 243 Portage lie. 2091 Portage Aie. 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The government or. Horner also criticized the Federal government s bilingual so program. Trudeau s efforts at bilingualism have divided us. Bilingualism can t come from the top Down. It must come from the Bottom the Alberta my said bilingualism should have been promoted by subsidizing exchanges of French and English speaking teachers. Productivity threatened warns pc candidate Stevens 4damned annoyed Ottawa up progressive conservative leadership candidate Sinclair Stevens said thursday he was damned annoyed at a per Sonal attack on him by fellow leadership entry Jade Horner earlier this week. The my for York Simcoe said or. Homer s remarks about or. Stevens role in the defunct Bank of Western can Ada was a Complete in Horner said the Only ones who should be annoyed Are t h o s e about whom those things Are or. Ste Vens said. Well within that context i m damned annoyed because what he said is a Complete or. Horner my for the Al Berta Riding of Crowfoot was a perennial opponent of the Bank of Western Canada which failed in 1067, or. Ste Vens said. Or. Horner said wednesday that or. Stevens had a poor track record and attacked other leadership candidates on other grounds. Is our party so bankrupt in its ideology Talent and re sources that it would entrust its leadership to a Man who has already led so Many Ca n a d i a n s Down a ruinous or. Horner said of 11 r. Stevens. Man held in slaying a 19-year-old Man is Heing held in connection with the stabbing death Early Friday of Dorothy Gertrude Martin 51, of 773 Lorette Avenue. Winnipeg police said they found the woman s body in her bed about . She had been stabbed twice in the Back with a Kitchen knife. There were two other peo ple in the House a 10-year old daughter and a 24-year old son. A runner in the National conservative party race said Here thursday he expects the number of candidates will decline before the feb. 22 leadership convention. Brian Mulroney a 36-year old Montreal lawyer told a press conference require ments for candidacy will Likely Weed out several of the 18 people who have already announced they want the Job. Or. Mulroney predicted he will not Only be one of the candidates still running but will be near the front throughout the contest. I am very confident and i know i have the support not just in Quebec but in Newfoundland Nova Scotia on Tario and tile rest of the or. Mulroney who entered the race nov. 13, came Here to meet with Manitoba Dele Gates to the Ottawa Conven Tion. Or. Mulroney said he was pleased that so Many talented people had stepped for Ward saying the Large num Ber will provide delegates with a wide Choice. However the lawyer said a requirement that each candidate had to have the sup port of 50 voting delegates from three provinces would eliminate some of them. Under the Rule a Delegate can sign the nominating papers of Only one candidate. Or. Mulroney said party officials now Are checking nomination papers to find duplicated signatures. As Well the candidate said Many of the entrants will Likely be eliminated from the running after the first ballot regardless of what voting system party officials select. If he should lose a possibility he said he had not even considered or. Mulroney said he had t decided which candidate would receive his support. Delayed rail passengers catch up aboard air plane Canadian National rail ways officials decided to Fly sleeping car passengers to Edmonton from Winnipeg Friday after a westbound train was detained More than 24 hours. The trans Continental train due in Winnipeg . Thursday arrived about 7 . Friday. About 100 passengers were on the train which was with out heat at one Point in Northern Ontario when cold weather caused steam connections to break. The train was held up while the steam Generator was moved to the Back of the train. The train was also held up behind a freight train with mechanical p r o b 1 e m s be tween Winnipeg and Redditt out. A railways spokesman said coach passengers were to be put on a westbound train due in Winnipeg . Fri Day. Woman 51, robbed at knife Point a Young Man brandishing a Hunting knife robbed a 51 year old woman of As she walked in front of 888 Arling ton Street wednesday eve Ning a Winnipeg police spokesman said thursday. The woman was t injured during the robbery which occurred about . Her assailant was de scribed As in his Early twenties about five foot three inches in height Stocky build wearing a Balaclava and wine coloured jacket. Aviation Council plans survival training courses the Manitoba aviation Council plans to establish a full time organization to porn v i d e survival training to agencies Active in the North. Dave race president of the Council said in Ari inter View that the decision was based on the Success of the Council s air patrol a Volun t e e r group that aids in search and Rescue operations. He said the Council has Al ready conducted one survival training program but the formal organization won t be formed until Spring. The Council plans to open a Centre near the Winnipeg International Airport for the courses and Sale of survival equipment. Or. Race said the Winnipeg air patrol the first of its kind in Canada is a concept that will probably spread throughout the country with the support of the Canadian armed forces. Sexes become equal English girls riot Over strap threat Newcastle upon Tyne England a three Hundred schoolgirls rioted in this Northeast English City thursday after their principal threatened to discipline unruly girls the Way he does a leather strap. Squads of police were called in to quell the trouble at he atop comprehensive school As the jeering girls boycotted classes and ran around the school shouting abuse at teachers. The Between 13 and a dozen windows and several fights broke out Between them and senior students. The girls were joined by several dozen boy pupils. They Felt the same about this As we one girl told reporters. Police arrested in 18-year-old boy. The trouble came two weeks after new Laws ban Ning sex discrimination and giving women full Equality with into Force. The school s headmaster Harry Askew said that upon the urging of women teachers he warned the girls they faced the same punishment As boys. The female staff said they could not Cope with unruly girls who used Obs Cene language smoked cigarettes and misbehaved in class. Behaviour has deteriorated so far among some of the girls that i had no Askew told reporters. Using it on schoolgirls is virtually unknown in English schools but it has traditionally been used in Scotland on girls As Well As boys. Askew said the girls think they can get away with bad behaviour simply because they Are girls. I m deter mined that my staff will no longer have to put up with abuse swearing and threats from the airports study at half Way Mark alternatives Are next objective first phase of the Winnipeg area airports system study is expected to be completed soon and a Start made on the second phase of devel Oping local alternatives. Harold Bell project Man Ager said recently discover sheepskin seeing is sough featuring icelandic and swedish double faced suede Lambskin exclusively. The Choice is at 9f Siee Puffin one location Only 590 Selkirk pm. 586-8097 586-8098 Charip and master cd Sega to late Spring we will be putting Forward recommendations for changes in the roles played by the various airports in the study area. We will be holding pub Lic meetings to keep people in the Winnipeg area in formed about the Progress and objectives of the pro the study is a Long Range planning project of the Feder Al ministry of transport de signed to develop plans for aviation facilities and ser vices for the area within a 50-mile radius of Winnipeg. Or. Bell said there could be changes in the focus of aviation activity to a new site or expansion and improvement of Winnipeg in to nation a and St. Andrews airports. In late 1974, the project by j. Waco aria t Sam auction Sau saturday Jan. 10th at2pjn. Of very Fine modern and old time household furniture carpeting appliances . Sets tools dishes curios Winter Jack ets clothing utensils. Sale commences at . On Small Ware at j. W. Auction a Liskamm 281 Logan ave. Phone 943-8321 team developed its strategy for the extensive study and established the Airport plan Ning consultative committee. The committee consists of 20 representatives o f govern ment Industry the Public and the project team. It has met eight times. A major Winnipeg Airport Survey was carried out in late july of Airport use Ter m i n a 1 processing ground transportation and use of Ter Minal services. Sixteen separate surveys were made at the Peak of the two week Blitz 200 re searchers were employed. The information collected now is being Analysed by Pri v a t e consultants and the transport ministry in Ottawa. A Survey of general Avia Tion other than main line and regional air carriers was also made at St. An Drews Airport and of the Gen eral aviation scene in the Winnipeg area. Or Bell said the general study was designed to deter mine the use of lighter air Craft at various Small air ports in the 20-Miie-radius Circle. Other studies started in the summer include an air qua Lity simulation analysis development of forecasts of air Craft movement and air cargo comprehensive inventory studies and assessment of airspace capacity in the Survey Roundel. The project manager said work is also going ahead on development o f economic data and of social Environ ment studies ;