Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 7, 1976, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free press monday. June 7. 1976 deaths Allan Esther 72, of 1080 Henderson Highway suite 704, Kast Kildonan widow of Thomas William Allan. Bland John Irwin 54, of 504 Wintman Street. Transcona husband of Rhoda Bland. Bone Helena Julia. 96, of 276 Hugo Street widow of Thomas Bone. Boychuk John 65, of 165 Aberdeen Avenue formerly of 365 Mountain Avenue. Cowan Marjorie Louise 48, of 110 Young Street suite 5. Sampson Marina Challoner George fre Derick of 1558 Wolseley Avenue husband of Janet Mary Chalsmer. Ci1ovanc1iak or Andrew if., 59, of Winnipeg Hus band of Margaret Chovan Chak. D o e l l Johnny 51, of Winkler Man. Fayowsk1, Joseph. 70, of Fisher Brach Man., Hus band of Louise Mayowski. Finnigan Frenczak of Villa Youville Ste. Anne Man. Gates a 77, of 561 St. Anne s Road St. Vital for Merly of Hilbrie Man. Green. Ivy Catherine 75, of 194 landside Street. Gurman. Pearl. 77. Of Winnipeg widow of John Gur Man. Johannesson. J., 81. Of 185 Smith Street suite 1107, widower of Evelyn Johannesson. Krupka John 72, of Cloverleaf Man., husband of Mary Krupka. William Jack 47, of Winnipeg Hus band of Majorie Machut Chon. Mcclusky William ii. Of 665 Poison Avenue Hus b a n d of Kathleen Mcclusky. Murphy Patrick 81, of Calgary alia., formerly of Winnipeg. Mcdonald. K. Annie of 70 Poseidon Bay formerly of 250 Wellington Crescent suite 312. Magel Clarence John 61, of 805 Jefferson Avenue. West Kildonan husband of Ruth Magel. Petrusiak Barry Wayne Patrick. 27, of Winnipeg. Plants Alvina 75, of Delta ., formerly of Winnipeg widow of Joseph Plante. Quinn William Ernest. 76, of 642 Watt Street East Kildonan husband of Olive Adele Quinn. Need Leonard Gordon 57, of 709 Home Street Hus band of Audrey Reed. Ruttig Anna 77. Of 777 Sargent Avenue suite 103. Silverstein. Bertha Koyle. 82, of 1179 Grant Avenue. Suite 610. Spalding Lloyd Thomas 3 Donald Street suite 708, husband of Mary Spalding. War Den Andrew of 672 Dufferin Avenue suite b. Woodrow Erland g. 70. Of 101 Eugenie Street suite 8, St. Boni face husband of Irene Woodrow. Yussack Mary r.n., of Winnipeg. For further information please see classified death notices by the Canadian press Paul Getty 83, american Oil executive and one of the world s wealthiest men of heart failure. Kota Kinabalu Mohamed Fuad 56, newly elected chief minister of Sabah state among 12 who died in an air plane crash. Tel Aviv Joseph Gold Finger 54, one of the world s leading Diamond merchants of a heart attack. Chance seen for i in unifying Arab ranks wins Council seat on Deuce of clubs a loot for Fum sons 26z7 Pembina Hwy. 269-5505 show Low Ariz. A Robert Pittman won a seat on the City Council in this Small town in Rural Eastern Arizona by drawing the Deuce of clubs on the third try in a card game at noon saturday at the Rodeo grounds. To Settle a tie Between Pitt maa and mayor David foil in City Council elections last choose a Beautiful Floral tribute from the exclusive remembrance collection. Call or visit your Ltd Florist today and have him Send your special selection t across town or across country. Your touch Raffl some psychologists claim that Graffiti scrawled on the Walls of subways and rest rooms provides a necessary communication outlet for untold thousands whose voices would otherwise never be heard. Let your voice be heard and get Cash for it too it s easy with free press classified ads. Just get together All the Good things you no longer use make a list of them then dial 943-9331 and ask for classified. A helpful and writer will help you word your message to reach Cash m o n t h the Mountain area Community of about re enacted an 1876 card game that gave the town its name show Low. Back in 1876, col. Coryden Cooley and Marion Clark decided to dissolve their Busi Ness partnership by playing seven up poker in col. Coo Ley s Kitchen. The stakes the Mountain area town. As he Cut the cards Clark said show Low and the whole ranch is col. Cooley turned Over the Deuce of clubs and named his town show Low. In the City Council elections last month foil and Pittman received an identical number of votes. The Council decided that in this american Bicentennial year it would be appropriate to Settle the election by draw ing lots As allowed under Ari Zona Law rather than using the traditional Runoff election method. So precisely at noon foil and Pittman started drawing from the top of the deck. And Pattman was the first one to draw the Deuce of clubs and won the City Council seat. Cairo a the current Arab turmoil Over the civil War in Lebanon might give Egypt a Chance at a major Arab ranks for productive negotiations with Israel. The Broad strategy Here seems to be to take advantage of the crisis facing the palestinian guerrillas in Lebanon to make them moderate their demands in a final Middle East peace. If the palestinians ask for something they might conceivably get instead of Persis Ting in claims to All of pales Tine now egyptian strategists apparently believe Syria might also be amenable to a settlement with Israel. After working out a unified and reasonable Arab position Egypt would try to encourage the next United states administration to press Israel for concessions which it is now unwilling to make. Egyptian and palestinian officials had been holding talks for weeks even before the lebanese crisis came to a head. But it is not Clear whether the Palestine libera Tion organization which seeks a jewish Arab Lay state to rep be Israel has come around to Egypt s idea for a palestinian state on the West Bank of Jordan and the Gaza strip. Both Terri t o r i e s were occupied by Israel in the 1367 War. Egypt s new Friendship with the Plo Marks a Sharp shift from a period of bitter feud ing Between them. When president Anwar Sadat signed Egypt s second disengagement agreement with Israel nine months ago the syrians called it a sellout and the palestinians called him a traitor to the Arab cause. Both vowed to oppose it to the bitter end. But the twists and turns of the lebanese civil War have opened a rift Between syrian president Hafez Assad and Plo chief Yasser Arafat. Syrian tanks Are facing palestinian machine guns out Side Beirut and palestinian officials say the guerrilla movement is facing its severest crisis since King Hus Sein crushed the guerrillas in Jordan in 1970. Taking advantage of the syrian Plo dispute Sadat took up the palestinians cause evidently in Hope of leading them to the negotiating table and getting them to agree to the egyptian version of a future palestinian state. Egypt initiated a United nations Security Council de Bate last month on israeli measures against arabs in the West Bank. Last week it demanded that the Arab league consider the Plo As a member state with full voting rights. On thursday it backed a Plo demand for a meeting of Arab foreign ministers to discuss the syrian incursion into Lebanon. Egyptian support for the palestinians has been accompanied by loud railing against Syria but there Are Strong signs that Sadat does not wish to see the lebanese crisis re sult in the overthrow of Assad in Damascus. The attacks on Syria in Cairo s press have harped on party circles and avoided mentioning Assad by name indicating Sadat feels he can still do business with the syrian president. If overthrown Assad would Al most certainly be replaced by members of his baath socialist party who Are much More extreme on the subject of Israel. Railway unions want To demand talks on strike Vancouver up the joint Council of railway unions has suggested that labor minister Allan Wil Liams Force the provincially owned British Columbia rail Way Back to the bargaining table to negotiate an end to strike which has closed Down freight service. Council chairman Jack Whittaker said the unions have also suggested that the labor minister appoint an observer on the talks because an observer could have a great influence on negotiations. A company spokesman said the railway has always been willing to negotiate but the two sides Are too far apart on overtime and wage proposals. The Labor relations Board ruled Friday that bar was not acting illegally when it Laid off of its employees. Bar Paisley Mcmurtry manufacturer states milk powder scarce despite que. Surplus by Peter Thomson free press correspondent Ottawa while Quebec Dairy Farmers Are throwing their product away an Al Berta manufacturer cries the blues because he can t get enough powdered milk to keep his Plant operating of full capacity. Kenneth Nyback president of Canadian Nurs Ette i. 4 Days of wow not another 10 pounds. Nothing j be done seems to work. Hey my friends. Cat european have told me it s fun and it s i., easy losing weight at the spa. Maybe they can help me. I m tired of putting it i m going to Call for one free visit right now before i put if off again. To receive additional months Cost of additional months extra h he nth that s right if you Start right now on any program european will give you additional months into the spa for Only 1 of per month t 1 month months 6 months 12" 1 year 3011 in years 3 years 24" 2 years 4801 4 years limit. No More than 4 years heated indoor swimming Pooh Paltu hot Mineral spat every spa features the latest Ultra modern reducing equipment open daily 10 . 10 . Sat. 10 North 1415 main Street 589-4316 956-0810 474-1347 downtown Tuxedo place Louis Riel shopping Centre 190 Smith Street 2025corydon ave. Tribute cars Ltd. In Camrose. Said Friday he is having difficulty obtaining enough skim milk powder to main Tain production of milk re Placer for calves. M r. Nyback has complained frequently to the fed eral government and the Ca Nadian Dairy commission jut without results. Powder supplies in West Ern Canada have dried or. Nyback said in a Tele phone interview. His problem in obtaining powdered milk for use in his Plant prompted Don Mazan Kowski to propose a motion in the House of commons that sufficient supplies of skim milk powder be released by the Canadian Dairy commission at reasonable prices to the feed Industry to fill present and future demands. The motion which required unanimous consent was shouted Down by Liberal members. Or. Nyback said he is pay ing 44 and 45 cents a Pound for skim milk powder from Eastern Canada and can t always get All he needs to keep his Plant operating at capacity. Supplies in Western Canada Are deficient he said. He argued that the govern ment is trying to sell skim milk powder abroad at about 10 cents a Pound. The world Price for skim milk powder is about 26 cents a Pound if for human consumption. However under the Canad an system it is costing or. Nyback upwards of 40 cents a Pound to obtain the powder for use As animal feed. Why not let canadians have a crack at he asks. The Canadian Dairy com Mission has argued that re leasing part of Canada s sur plus of milk powder on the Canadian Market would disrupt Normal Supply Pat terns. Or. Nyback states however that the cutback would be largely in soya bean flour imported from the . As a supplement for the animal food products he produces. He said he has had difficulty obtaining supplies of whey which can also be used in his processing operations. They won t let me bring in whey from the he Stal i but a supposed embargo o n . Produced animal foods is not being enforced and it is impossible to com Pete Price Wise with the . Product because producers Down there can get Good whey for about four cents a Pound. Ads resist nurse trial or. B. B. Fast medical d i r e c t o r of the Winnipeg clinic says the first major Experiment his group under took with Independent nurse practitioners failed largely because of physician Resis Tance. Or. Fast told a National convention of medical clinics Friday one nurse fraction or was involved in the Experiment. Her appointment lasted 18 months ending about two years ago. No one was hired to replace her. Toronto up Ian Paisley the controversial protestant minister from Northern Ireland should be barred from entering Canada. Ontario attorney general Roy Mcmurtry said sunday. Speaking to about 400 peo ple at an Israel Bonds dinner or. Mcmurtry urged the fed eral government to bar the Belfast minister who wants to open a Church in Toronto. Or. Mcmurtry also urged tougher Federal Laws against racist messages recorded for the Telephone and urged his listeners to resist bigotry. The attorney general who in past has waged Public Bat Les against hockey violence and obscene literature said Laws in themselves Are not enough to combat bigotry. In you want proof that the racist demagogues can be truly dangerous look no. Fur ther than Northern Ireland where for years innocent peo ple have been dying for false causes they can Only dimly or. Mcmurtry said or. Paisley is at the heart of the vicious Little the at Torney general said he under stood the minister intends to open a Branch of his so called Church Here in Toron to and he Hopes that the min ister is not allowed into the country. Although i respect very greatly the principle of free Dom of speech i Hope that the minister of immigration. Robert Andras will bar his or. Paisley s or. Mcmurtry said. Or. Mcmurtry who received the Canada Israel Friendship award As a proponent of the israeli cause said he was alarmed that Bell Canada would be allowed to publish a Telephone number for White if you dial the number you will get a recorded Dia tribe against everyone who has the misfortune to express views conflicting with those held by an organization which Calls itself the Western or. Mcmurtry said. Weather report for the Prairie provinces generally sunny conditions with scattered afternoon showers prevailed Over the Northern Prairies. Across South Ern areas conditions have been varied during the past week. Southern Alberta is expected to remain Cool and wet for the next few Days. Southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba will continue to have afternoon and evening Thunder shivvers As relatively moist air and unstable conditions continue to persist Over these areas. Northwest Ontario has been mainly sunny during the past few Days but scattered showers and in Thaler showers will begin there. Figures on the map indicate sex peeled High temperatures today forecast for Winnipeg Bissett Interlake and red River regions mostly Cloudy today with a few thundershowers. Occasional Cloudy periods tuesday with the Chance of an evening Thun de Shower. Low tonight near 16 a High tuesday near 25. Extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba above Normal temperatures and a Low probability of precipitation wednesday. Temperatures near Normal thursday and Friday with Good Chance of precipitation. Northern Manitoba near Normal temperatures with a Low probability of precipitation during the period. Northwest Ontario above Normal temperatures on wednesday and Cooling to near seasonal values on thursday. Probability of precipitation is Low for wednesday but gradually increasing by Friday. Temperatures following Are High temperatures recorded yesterday Low temperatures for the 32-hour period which ended at 6 . Today and precipitation for the 24-hour period which ended at 6 . Today Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Regina Brandon Thompson the Pas Winnipeg Thunder Bay Kenora Ottawa Toronto Montreal Chicago Miami los Angeles Minneapolis new York Boston Phoenix Honolulu Amsterdam Athens Bangkok Beirut Berlin Brussels Buenos Aires Copenhagen Frankfurt Helsinki Hong Kong Johannesburg Lisbon 28 London 27 Madrid 25 Mexico City 23 Moscow 20 Paris. 24 Rio 28 Rome 20 Sao Paulo 26 Seoul 28 Singapore 32 Stockholm 20 Max. Man. Part. 17 4 20 9 10 16 9 11 9 14 17 14 17 17 23 13 Taipei 32 23 Tehran .27 16 Tel aviv.27 20 Tokyo 26 19 Winnipeg temperature comparisons Max. Man. Mean june 4 31.3 18.3 24.8 junes 21.9 18.0 23.6 june 6 30.1 16.2 23.2 last or 16.6 .1.7 10.7 Normal 21.7 8.3 15.0 highest on record 33.3 in 1961 lowest on record -1.7 in 1888 precipitation total for april l to lunch 7 74.8 Millimetres Normal 111.0 Millimetres ;