Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 27, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday november 27, 1978 Cut Winter fuel Bills insulate now limited Stock Quick installation expert pm top up Sotir attic i a Taw Short with no mum or Fuad to you or your Home. Shari team he Slatton Towt into cracks and around Kragulac assuring you of a uniform Insu lation Blanket. Co Darlng Ovar calling to facts than Salvai can Sll Minata Haas Tota Mere a Well. With insulation in your attic your Home will be warmer i Winter cooler in summer. Save on your fuel Bill this winter1 with Sherman tit Sutton easy payments Only 5v per new flan average approximately s300 for m Eire More Sheridan 452-2805 554 Pembina Hwy. Indian Leader says govt. Natives by Bob Lowery Thompson Man. Nadian indians have been corrupted by too much so Cial service assistance says Oliver Nelson Indian affairs department District manager in Northern Manitoba. 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Correction re Tonka pick up with Bike toy As advertised in the Canadian tire Christmas shopping spree Section in today s paper is unavailable due to manufacturer s problems. We apologize for any inconvenience to our customers. Or. E. M. Finkleman or. S. A. Finkleman optometrists 2nd floor 265 Portage Avenue Avenue building my. Thru Fri. Saturday phone 942-2496 eyes glasses examined fitted he became District Man Ager responsible for the nine northernmost Manitoba Indian bands in april 1977. Nelson said the solution to the Indian dilemma lies not with the department but with the indians them selves. What happens in the future will depend on our commitment to be Independent and prepare ourselves to take our place in Canad an he said. When we once honestly face the kind of people we really Are and what we have to give we will walk into Canadian society with our Heads Nelson said he believes this can happen because of his experience on the Roseau Reserve. During his two year stint As chief Nel hurry. Final 5 Days or. W. A. Mclachlan chiropractic practice Winnipeg hours 2121 Henderson Hwy., North Kildonan phone 338-5252 Mon. Wid. Fri., . ., . Gimli hours Gimli medical arts bldg. Gimli Man., pm. 942-5397 . . ., . Visits for Only a printing hour service on most color films in 10 . It 4 pm 88 Sherbok St.774-9977 1056 Pembina Hwy.284-7378 by Peter s auction sales auction of Antiques it curios tuesday nov. 28 at 7 . Walnut 4 poster bed gramophone in mahogany Cabinet. Walnut Buffet. Over stuffed Chesterfield and chair Channel Back Chesterfield Pine table wooden chairs Oak rocking chair Oak dressers Dresser base weight driven Wall clocks canadians Grandfather clock Oval wooden picture Frame. Trunk Small Crystal Light fixture. Light fixtures solve plate serving pieces old tins insulators candlestick holders pictures mirrors Indian Craft work harnesses cups i saucers vases old sealers crocks lamps of amends Plant ers old bottles dishes serving pieces clocks elec. Fireplace grate Singer portable sewing machine. Oak desk and chair glassware Oil lamps jewelry wrist watches stemware afghan. Wicker Peces and Many More interesting items too numerous to mention. 324 Young St. 783-1775 hmm i Why grow old nothing Ages a woman faster than too Many pounds and too Little Energy. A crash diet May Only leave you flabby and fatigued with a drawn older looking face. But european health spa s pro Gram of sound nutritional guidance and pleasant conditioning restores your Youthful appearance and zest. Your figure becomes slim firm and supple. You develop greater Energy and vigor so your Normal tasks Are no longer tiring and you be got the added vitality to enjoy Lite fully a sure sign of youth. 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Million winning numbers 8684975 7366564 10370783 9436739 5075386 if the last six five four or three digits on your ticket Are identical to and in the same order As those winning numbers above your ticket is eligible to win the Cor responding prize. Last 6 digits last 5 digits last 4 digits last 3 digits Mote 5100 and winners May claim their winnings by present my noir ticket to any Branch of Canadian Imperial Bonk of Commerce Only in British Columbia. Alberta. Manitoba and Tho you xxv in Tho event of discrepancy Between this list and Tho official numbers list. The latter shall prevail tickets for december 31, 1978 january 28. 1979 on Sale now Western Canada lottery foundation Oliver Nelson govt. Spoils indians son said much of the first 12 months was spent develop ing a spirit of co opera Tion in the Community. Slowly people began to take Pride in themselves and their Community. Initiative began to some began farming on a major scale while others formed a construction com Pany and began contract ing jobs off the Reserve. A Well known Community project operation Honey was started and Honey products from the Reserve Are now found on super Market shelves throughout the province. The ne-pa-0awn Centre was created to stimulate Indian culture and help the Community Deal with its alcohol problem. As a re sult drinking has dropped dramatically Nelson said. The Centre is being used now to train representatives from other reserves wanting to learn the Roseau an important emphasis in the coming months he said will be creating eco nomic development committees on each Reserve to help local leaders assess their human and economic potential. A socioeconomic coordinator possibly someone from the band will be appointed to assist the committees. At some Northern Mani Toba bands he said committees May find they Haven t any economically viable some of them will face an economic future with out solution unless the peo ple of Canada Are willing to subsidize Nelson predicted some bands will meet a turning Point whether to stay where they Are or to move to a location where there is More economic potential. But that s a hard Choice and one we can t Force on he said. Dryden Jaycees will hold a Santa Claus Parade at . And a children s party from 2 to i . Dec. 2 at Dryden High school. The Parade will begin Down Duke Street and finish at the school. An Art exhibit by Montreal artist Adrianna Lysak sponsored by the ukrainian Art and literary club in Winni Peg will be held at 8 . Dec. 1 at the plast building 623 Flora Avenue. The exhibition will continue from 3 to 9 . Dec. 2 and from 10 . To 6 . Dec. 3. Mental will sponsor a personal awareness session self Confidence weekend from 7 to 10 . Dec. 1 and from 9 . To 5 . Dec. 2 and 3 in the office s conference room 330 Edmonton Street. Interested persons May Register by phoning 942 3461. Tell your she can Cook. Yes tonight give the Little lady a vacation from the Kitchen. Take her out for dinner. How entertaining Roy Haynes Mountain of love a one Man show a musician and Singer but a Foremost an entertainer Saskatoon s first broadcasting College next c1.assks.ian 8 Broan using could be the most exc Ninfi Carer you w la Lvir choose or Don Scott Western Academy 6082 Saskatoon. 4 j Aid Lor new arrivals sought Manitoban and local Volunteer organizations and Church groups who wish to offer assistance to some of the 600 vietnamese Refu gees Canada has decided to accept Are asked to con tact the Federal immigration office or Canada employment Centre in Winnipeg. Federal officials will compile a list of Manitoba residents and groups offer ing help in an Effort to process the 600 refugees As quickly As possible. The immigration depart ment issued the Appeal in a news release saturday. The release said it was t known How Many of the refugees would be coming to Manitoba. The refugees Are among vietnamese who Are aboard the panamanian freighter Hal Hong off the coast of Malaysia. Many of the refugees Are ill and had been refused permission to land in Malaysia. France and Canada have offered to take some of the refugees who fled Vietnam several weeks ago. External affairs minister Don Jamieson and employment and immigration minister Bud Cullen last week agreed to accept some of the vietnamese refugees. Since 1975, Canada has accepted Over indo chinese refugees and presently has two refugee pro Grams in Southeast Asia. The government will pro vide assistance and Lan Guage training for the Refu gees. Interested groups or per sons can sponsor one or More refugee families. For further information phone 949-2225 or 949-3755 ;