Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 20, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday september 20, 1978 spas dog food sc59 rally 8 kilo Stock up today Oats us 111 i soft Margarine i Margarine jo09 Llu Emmiet 3 cheese slices Amft pizza mix Kurt taxi i cake mix Duncan hikes Hii Frt. Is w w milk powder chocolate bars Kilgors jew m ctn 4 i w soda crackers chm stirs Plita ii Tai 2 6. I Rice 5109 Lunf 8r.k i 0. I Wagon wheels Teston s . 12 in pkg. I biscuits m s tour old. 7w i i bakery features butter tarts go. Swiss Rolls on. Cho Coute .4 m Tomato juice Iga table rite meat. The finest Quality spare ribs roasts fresh Side Small meaty id. Pork butt shoulder _ serve with Iga applesauce in. Cross rib roasts a Canada Grade a till thru beef in. Whole pork loins la 13-15 in. A want. Cut wrapped Frea for your Freezer in. I sausages Side Bacon is 59 swifts Premium Brown Sena Eversweet in cd Vytte it .8 of pkg. Wieners swifts Premium vie in. Pkg. H h m v v m m Eversweet shed Vuk k. 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Smoke Flavouring added or smoke Flavoured de scribes such method. The smoke from burning Wood is trapped and condensed into a liquid undesirable tars and solid particles Are removed through a filtering process then this natural smoke liquid is sprayed or dipped onto heating elements to produce a Vapour for smoking. It May also be broken into droplets and suspended in the air where foods exposed to it will obtain the smoked characteristics. Artificial smoked flavor added refers to an artificial liquid smoke Flavouring which has been manufactured and added to a food product. Regardless of the method Naod smoked products do have a distinctive flavour. Mrs. Green la available to talk shopping to groups. Carlo Paul Green the company 14q offer a free . Box 9600, Winnipeg h3c 3j6. Y shop at Iga for Quality table fresh produce prune plums . Grown Canada Domestic Grade 3 b oranges australian mandarin. Mclntosh applies . Grown Canada commercial Grade in. 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Staff the swampy Cree tribal Council is reopening negotiations with the provincial government s for Ebay committee on compensation for damages resulting from Manitoba Hydro s grand rapids Power development. Tribal chief Henry Wil son said tuesday the coun cil had decided to Start direct negotiations to clarify sections of the agreement reached in the 1980s. He criticized the Federal government for repeatedly refusing to help the Indian bands Deal with the effects from flooding. The 600 members of the Chemah Awin Indian band have borne the Brunt of the dislocation caused by the flooding Wilson said. They were moved to a new Community Basterville which he said is built on Rock co Vered with Only six inches i. Of soil. Chemah Awin chief Percy Mink said today we can t fish because our Lake is polluted we can t Hunt because of provincial government restrictions and we can t go logging be cause our company is in the Only alternative he said was to go on welfare. Chief Frank Turner of grand rapids said his people lost everything after the dam was built and had Jinever been compensated. But when you look around grand rapids he said Hydro employees have Homes with full facilities including running water. It s All subsidized by the corporation but the local people get none of it. This is an injustice that has been going on too Damn Long and it s time the fore Bay committee started to tackle some of the prob lems it was created to Cross Lake school reopens by Bob Lowery Cross Lake Man. Staff More than 750 school children will soon return to their classrooms for the first time this term following a decision by Manitoba Hydro to make available for Road repairs. Cross Lake Indian band manager Marvin Garrick said tuesday the Money is part of a fund provided for in the Northern flood agreement to cover damages resulting from the Nelson Churchill Rivers Power develop ment. Garrick said residents had supported the band Council s decision in a gust to close the school until funds were released for Road improvements. Our roads Are danger Ous in wet weather and people Felt we should do something before we had a bus Accident like the one they had in Quebec where a lot of people were he said. Garrick said the Council had not wanted to Send Stu dents Back to school until the Money was in the however he Felt the school would open As soon As chief George Ross re turns from a Hunting trip. Cross Lake has a Popula Tion of about 10 per cent of it Metis. Don settee a member of the Metis Community criticised the band Council for effectively closing the doors to any student want ing to go to he said the action was taken with out the knowledge of the Community Council which represents the Metis ;