Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 16, 1976, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg free press Friday january 16, 1976 17 Juba urges six year plan for building City Arenas mayor Steve Juba of Winnipeg has proposed that enclosed air supported skating rinks be built in each of the City s 12 Community commit tees Over the next six years. Civic executive policy com Mittee which he chairs received the proposal thursday and instructed him to report on its feasibility. In an interview the mayor said the total Cost would be ?8 million to million with each Arena costing Between half and three quarters of a million dollars. In a written communication to policy commit tee the mayor said there is sufficient demand to warrant construction of the Arenas and said a unique six year plan could be developed for the project. Two rinks a year would be erected in each of the years and would be turned Over to the Community at no Cost to be operated by volunteers. Cost sharing with the provincial or Federal govern ment would be sought with the City bearing half the Cost. Once built the City would not finance operational costs other than granting realty tax exemption. Contract tenders for All 12 Arenas would be called at one Lime. The mayor wrote that the Arenas would be primarily used for recreational skating and hockey in the Winter. In summer they could be used for socials festivals dances and exhibitions he wrote. In summer they could be used for socials festivals dances and exhibitions he wrote. The City would not interfere in programming or Plant utilization other than providing general guidelines for Winter use. Air support domes utilizing polyethylene roof and sidewalls with support provided by Interior blowers were developed in Sweden and used in Scandinavia for a variety of purposes. Similar experimental Structure at Lakehead University in Thunder. Bay has been investigated by councillor Ray Brunka Independent citizens election com Mittee East March broken up tear Gas used on Spanish women Madrid a an estimated women demand ing political amnesty and higher salaries for workers tried to March to the office of Premier Carlos Arias Navarro thursday night but riot police broke up the Demon stration with tear Gas. A number of the marchers were arrested. Others took Sanctuary in a Church and were not interfered with when they left later. It was the first Street pro test by Spanish women since pre Franco Days. Police said another 50 per sons were arrested at an apartment belonging to the workers brotherhood of Ca Telic action. They were charged with making plans for an illegal general political strike in Madrid the police said. Other sources said 100 per sons not 50, were arrested. With about workers on strike and dozens of plants Arias held a special cab inet meeting thursday to Dis cuss the labor strife. The cab inet issued a statement say ing certain extremist Are trying to impede reforms and provoke the government. The Cabinet said it was pro posing to King Juan Carlos that the March elections for tie Spanish Cortes Parlia ment be postponed one year. It said the year is needed to perfect our fundamental Laws and our political life and even a new electoral Law and constitutional reforms in certain the decision to prolong the life of the current Cortes must be made by the King after consulting with the 16 Mau Council of the realm. The parliament s four year term expired on nov. 16 and was extended to March 16. During the Franco dictatorship the Cortes was a rub Ber stamp parliament. Only j04 of its 5g1 members were elected by direct vote. City Eaton s to talk mayor Steve Juba of Winnipeg will Contact t. Eaton co. Officials to discuss the the City hiring some out of work Eaton employees he said thursday. The company announced wednesday a phase out of its catalogue sales division this year throwing 670 full time and More than 800 part time employees out of work in Winnipeg and about nationally. Winnipeg and Western Eaton vice president g. E. Purchase wrote the mayor wednesday that civic administrators should Contact the company if they think they can help. Mayor Juba said in an interview that the City s personnel department wants 500 additional City employees in 1976 a figure almost certain to be trimmed considerably by higher civic authorities and the Paulin Chambers biscuit company expansion approved by Council in Prin Ciple last wednesday is estimated to create 400 new jobs. Don t like to see it said the mayor shout the catalogue shut d o w n but they Eaton have sustained tremendous losses. Eaton s have and i m sure will in the future continue to be a very Good corporate Ash Bridge Terrance James 31 of Balmoral Man., employed with i Chardson securities of can Ada husband of Susan j. Ashbridge. Dallas John Thompson 66, of 378 Kingston cres cent St. Vital executive vice president of Continental Grain co., husband of Ella Dallas. Eburne Eliza 91, of 552 Simcoe Street widow of Thomas Eburne. Fedirczyk Catharina 90, of 145 Powers Street for Merly 446 Sailer Street widow of John i Fedirczyk. Hadley Ernest 74, of 57 Carriage Hoad St. James Assiniboia husband of Doris Hadley. Hickling Kose Ellen 85, of 377 Roseberry Street St. James Assiniboia widow of Herbert Hickling. Johnston Frederick Ward of 634 Goulding Street retired from Cana d i a n National railways express. Honey John Emerson 65, of Vancouver husband of Edith Kinney. Marasa Salvatore Sam 73, of 36 Brighton court Transcona retired from Canadian National rail ways husband of Emily Marasa. Pfeifer Hev. Henryjr 71, of 842 Minto Street Hus band of Anna Pfeifer. Pop hah Eleanor widow of C. Popham. Reside Alice 87, of 862 Grosvenor Avenue widow of William reside. Sammons Bernard Joseph sr., of 12 Brownell Bay deaths Charleswood installations supervisor Manitoba Tele phone system husband of Betty Sammons. Savoie Simon 72, of new York formerly of Lorette Man., husband of Frances Savoie. Shaw Albert 67, of 408 Brooklyn Street retired head Steward St. James legion. S1mning, Stuart Willard 65, of Crystal City Man., Hus band of Patricia Maude Simning. Sotke Gustavc 64, of red Lake ont., formerly of Moosehorn Man. Stewart Henry Green Wood of 186 Wil ton Street formerly of 102 t a i t Avenue West Kil Donan retired from Winnipeg electric co., husband of Elizabeth Stewart. Tracey Jay r., 71, of Cal Gary. Wisit taper Elizabeth Catherine of 39 Balmoral Street. Willett George e., 49, of White Rock b.c., formerly of Gillam Man., husband of Marion Willett. For further information please see classified death notices by the Canadian press Montreal w. Douglas Stewart 74, a director of Crown life insurance co., after a month Long illness. Warrington England Ottolene Valarie Hole 84, who posed As a Man the world motorcycle Speed Cord in 1912 and was a founder of the red Cross women s transport service in the second world War. Choose a Beautiful Floral tribute from the exclusive remembrance collection. Call or Florist today and have him Send your special across town or across country. Youre Ilta Horist St. Vital Community committee the St. Vital Community committee will hold a Public meeting on monday january 19, 1976, at the hour of . To consider the business of the Community. All interested residents Are invited to attend. Councillors f. L. Pierce Gle Lawn Ward a. L. Ducharme Fernwood Ward l. A. Leech Dakota Ward f. Riley communications clerk. The City of Winnipeg Transcona Community Public meeting Community conference Transcona Community committee will hold a regular meeting on january 19th, 1976 in the Community committee Chambers 401 Pandora ave nuo West to Deal with any matters of Public concern brought before the committee. Transcona Community commit Tow councillor p. Ruzzuto chairman councillor d. Perry councillor b. B. Wolfs the a congratulations to the winners of Las vegas night tickets Dorothy Tomlinson 5l-616 Strathcona Joe Miller 643 Castle Avenue Rob Watters 191 Pinedale Avenue we under construction at the Bay warehouse store hurry to our warehouse store Sargent and Berry for super values All items subject to prior Sale. Due to exceptionally Low prices extra charge for delivery. Personal shopping Only. Shop our warehouse store daily to saturday to Odds and ends Box Springs approx. 39" in size. All sold As is limited quantities. Rush in for first selection. 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