Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 9, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday january 9, 1979 a. City is target of heart fund the Manitoba heart foundation is hoping to raise throughout the province next month executive director Jaque line Darwin said monday. Darwin said the foundation has set the target for this year s drive this High because of the increasing demand for research Money into heart disease. Last year the heart foun Dation set out to raise 000 in Manitoba and response to the Appeal was so Good that was eventually raised. As a result of this response the executive director said the foundation was Able to award Grants totalling to Manitoba physicians and Basic scientists investigating various aspects of heart disease. Preliminary estimates indicate that this year about will be needed to continue support for ongoing research projects and help new projects off the ground Darwin said. She said there will again be major emphasis on the residential fund raising Campaign in Winnipeg and other Manitoba centres set for feb. 19 to 25. What we need is Volun Teers for that week. There s a lot of work to be done because heart disease still is one of the major killers in our society today. It s responsible for More than 50 per cent of All deaths in Canada and we must do All we can to continue making the foundation also announced monday that Rae Spear will head the More than volunteers in this year s residential Campaign. Mrs. Spear a nurse and Veteran fund Raiser said Winnipeg has been divided in 31 zones with a Leader in each zone. Volunteers have been urged to Contact the foun Dation at 352 Donald Street or to Call 942-0195. Would be child Bandit foiled a female clerk was Able to thwart an armed robbery attempt sunday afternoon simply by saying police said monday a knife wielding male entered Courtesy Texaco 425 Osborne Street and demanded from the clerk. When she refused the masked Bandit lowered his demand to the answer was still no whereupon the would be robber fled the premises. The suspect is described As four feet six inches tall and 10 to 12 years old police said. Rae Spear to head fund drive no upgrading slated for Winnipeg Airport by John Mcmanus there Are no improve ments slated for the Winni Peg International Airport this year Al though transport Canada has announced a wanted used Marble and Granite 338-3938 estate auction Gray s auction Mart 104 King St. At Bannatyne wednesday january 10 at . Instructed we will soil 3 pc. Modern bedroom suite consist ing of double bed Dresser and Chest of drawers 5 pc. Dinette suite set of Coffee and step tables pair of table lamps Vinyl Relmer 4 seater sofa and chair fridge stove oct. Armchairs chests of drawers 23" Westinghouse color Telovie double and single Beds Nite table step Stout rugs and runners Metal shelf unit what not shelf drapes Wall Mirror Luggage floor Lamn trunk wardrobe Singer sowing machine in Walnut Cabina with Bench clothes tamper hid a bed table and z chairs Mottai Utility cupboard electro Home 20" television to stand Cool orator window air conditioner fur jacket and coat Kirby vacuum cleaner Jigsaw puzzles . Fial Ware and Case China dinner be bedding ornaments Quantity of men s clothing Etc. J. Lawes auctioneer phone 942-2371 Juuti meets squid Toms Extension to the Saskatoon Airport terminal a facility that received million Worth of improvements just three years ago. A spokesman for the transport ministry said Winnipeg May receive As much As this year but it would be for new vehicles or machinery and nothing is earmarked for the terminal building. We Are not in a particularly Good position this year. Hopefully we will do better in the 1980-1981 fiscal no new parking facilities have been approved either the spokesman said. The Saskatoon Airport terminal built in 1975 in conjunction with other air port improvements for a total Cost of million will have the new tension added by april 1. The spokesman said monday the Extension at Saskatoon is to accommodate Western when it starts serving the Saskatchewan Centre feb. 4. Meanwhile in Winnipeg the world rehabilitation Congress will be held in Manitoba in 1980 and expansion of the Airport building which cannot easily handle the handicapped is not scheduled to take place until 1982. The spokesman said plans now Call for handling the disabled in ground vehicles instead of putting them through the terminal. But there is a program under Way studying the installation of elevators. Cost of installing Eleva tors in the terminal build ing so that the handicapped could move easily through All Levels could be As High As million. In a Telephone interview Mike Krysowaty manager of the Saskatoon Airport said that Airport is now served by air Canada and no Canair for a total of 18 departures a Day. In 1978, Saskatoon handled passengers the manager said. In the same period the Winnipeg terminal handled More than two million Pas sengers and regularly has 58 flights departing each Day. A spokesman Lor the handicapped said the pres ent situation at Winnipeg will certainly make a mockery of the world re habilitation or. F. D. Baragar said architectural barriers at Winnipeg International make it impossible for even the moderately Handi capped to maintain their workers allowed to redirect Pha Macare refund a Manitoba government regulation will allow employees of Inco in Thomp son and Calvert distillers in Gimli to have their phar Macare refunds applied to Ward other health benefits negotiated with their pm correction Beaver lumber january super savers Filer. Page 1 fire logs copy should have read 2 to 3 hour fire logs. Page 4 4 5 k3 particle Board copy should have read your Choice of 3 thicknesses. Fibreglass insulation copy should have read everyday Low prices. Page 8 foam slabs incorrect illustration. Illustration should have shown 2" and 3" Only. Players. Announcement of the arrangement the first under changes to regulations under the prescription drugs Cost assistance act was made monday by health minister l. R. Bud Sherman and North Ern affairs minister Ken Macmaster. The regulation is retroactive to 1977. The two ministers said the two employee groups had negotiated agreements that provide Cost free prescription drugs. Pha Macare pays for 80 per cent of virtually All prescription drugs in excess of each year. The Union members decided to Pool individual Pha Macare refunds that normally would be paid to each eligible employee and pay them As a Lump sum Premium for additional benefits. Spokesmen for the Mani Toba health services com Mission the steelworkers local and Inco could not say monday what funds would be available or to what other benefits they would be assigned. The two ministers said a special regulation was required to allow the Manitoba health services com Mission to enter into a payment arrangement with the insurers providing the additional employee Bene fits. Collision kills Constable Sheridan offers 427 blood Brothers at sky clinic 27 donors Yave Betuod at the sky clinic in the Winnipeg Arona on december fa6 Olmo blood Brothers were first limn donors the blood collected at this particular time of year is vital to Ihu red Cross blood transfusion service. The number of shutdown clays during the festive season reduces the collection potential. Louis Desautels look time out to give blood Foi the 82nd Trio while m. Desa Luls and Al Sawatzky with 79 and 73 donations respect Lily wire not tar behind in the 60 pint Range of contributions were r. Roos George Kerr. And h u Robosson those Tio be Given More than -10 times were s. Pastoor. Jaslo Ushi. Keith Sanders. Ronald Kocsis. W. Latimor. D. Unrau. Bill Falk. L. Wil Maior Romeo Delorme. B. N Thompson. D ladder. J. Kol Tucky. Walter Sahan. D. Taylor. J m pod Ora. Peter tin Essen. Tony Siemens. J Chala Kurnyk. Gerald Smith and John Mazur. Those Good people have donated a pm of the Best on More than 30 occasions David Curti. B Pastoor Marcel Bernardin m. Yakuma. John Scotnicki. William Prosl. R. Yaworski. Roy Mitchell. H. Schultz. Irene Senyk. J. Desautels. We. Lodge Ken Primmer. Jake pelorus Mitel Colburn a. Fraser. G. Watson. Robert Budge. W. Willison. Beth Mailiss. Andy Van Loon. K. J Saver uni and Bill Dmitruk. Here Are the donors who be Given blood anywhere trom 20 to 30 time loan Chartrand Robert Carrey Brut u Iii Bunko Jack . Harry i Astuck Fred k. Stuck. Glun Mur Ray. Thomas Dovyak. Brian Hay i Crnic Kirouac Boh Iligir Burn Glenn Johnson Urcla Mclachlan. J. Falk. Hugh John Clancy. Louis Vlince Lett Funk. Ujcic i i Hun William amlo Sun Andy Burgess Archit Nixon b. 1c. In Sanu is. prow cd Jim Hall in uric Eidse David Simk h. Kyan , Charlie so Idle Murray. Douglas Hoffman Micael to Mclick. In Iho 11 to 20 pint Range of contributions Are .1. Ii. Desai tells. J. Allan. Robert Williams. G. Riel Voll s. Herman Friesen. Ronald tricked Colette f. M. Lendry. Paul Lapin my. Marion Newsham Ilert Humpel Clem Rondeau Dennis Dean. Bill Tiisler. S. Butiro Arnie Dockson Harry Chuncy Wolfe. John Finch m. Lilian Irvin Konechny Harold Oake. Dennis Slack. Larrv Reid. Neil Kindy. Albert to Mankki t. P. Makar. Arthur Ken Jona Chick w. G. Stevenson. Rick Carter p. Kaler Yunik c. Kol Babi. Ken x. Nedohin William ill Chick. Tim Lewis. Ken Taylor Olio a Henann Jean rents Simlon Thiessen. Rene have harder. Dan Walri Inan Marjurie Gerrard. Coral Gibson. Stan Funk Kushnir. K. A. Kelly. Victor say. Oliver Klusendorf. James Craig. Charles untried. M. Sul Horland. C. A. Savage. H. Sanders. Barbara Vaudard. Jim Barnes. Gary Kink Gary Jona Chick Shirley Schwark. Harold Pelkaus. Donors make up the total of 427 and each of them has donated blood up to 10 limes 0. Kuhmann Walter Curti George Friesen Jimmy Llansley Anita Phillips. Irene Wiens Shirley Bijj Tirico. Honor Watson Michael tyo lolis. Joanne do pan. William Sahib inn. R. M. Boi Spinol Walter Maci Pirzynski. Kay Skolnicki. Joan Ander son. Amanda Steadman. Elma kids. Cruickshank. Laurie Grieve Norm Prokipchuk Janelle Maturna. Robert Michon. Lawrence Pachal Wayne . Eveline i Ehnen. Marlin Wedepohl Robert m. Hornat Clary Allard John Bernat Brian Riddell Doroen Taylor Greg Meisner. De Kledzik. Steve Gingra Janice Sheard Jim Kajpust. Lester Keith. Ray Kashuba. Anita Holmes Ken illicit Brand mrs. D. Oak. John thiss sch Scon Marian Wickbe k. Pelda Jim Iwasiw. Doreen Schick. Jeff Jones Dick i Liebert Leo Lafr Nicro. Jake Martens Andy Trybell. Pearl Springman Robert Neisick Lawrence shift Man. Joe we Nick Roy Kingswell. Michel Gobil. Dave Braham Robert Spigelman. Mary Chuby Mike love. Linda Miller Mcclinlock. Michael Klimchak. David waste Robert Wyhof. Jean Klimchak. Lido Krautwurst. Marvin Gies Brachl Tim Parrel Bruce Forbes n. Jackson. I Awrence Taylor lome gics Brecht. Doug Mason n. J. Smith Scott Watson. B. F. Robson Ray a Aurelle. M. Album. Mary Zohar. Debbie Kashuba. B. Fedorowich. Lucille Wiebe. Raymond Hosier Carolyn Mushrow. Richard Mushrow Peler Senyk b. Bondarchuk. Frank Durkis. Dorothy Reid. Doug Armstrong. Crri Norris. Brian Rankine. Mrs. M. Makar. Donna Thiessen. George Ste ski. Agatha Wietz Ken Bacavis Walter Schmidt. Lome Schmidt. Eddy Konechny. Gaii Kerr. John bettering Larry Adam. Helen Mculty Harry Nickel. Mary Weber Gills Verrier. Joanne Collydas. Erickson Ken Kopiak. Off during january on d aluminium windows n doors d awnings d siding d insulation oudh now inst Patjon phone for free estimate phone 452-2805 554 Ombina Hwy. Const. Bruce Davis a 25 year old ramp member stationed at Portage la Prairie Man., died in a car train Accident monday a ramp spokesman said. The car Davis was driving collided with an East bound car freight train on Highway 4, about 12 kilo meters West of Portage la Prairie. Davis a five year Veter an with the Force was taken to Portage general Hospital but died shortly after being admitted. Police said Davis was on duty at the time of the Accident driving an unmarked police car. A spokesman at the detachment said Davis was a native of Newfoundland and had been stationed at Portage la Prairie for just More than a year. He was married but had no Chil Dren. Police Are investigating the incident. Trustee by election set for St. James Assiniboia Sheridan Thi key Tori wintry cd Ron Paley Ami Vieth by 80z Cohen shows 9-1 show a by election for the of fice of school trustee in St. James Assiniboia school division s Kirkfield St. Charles Ward will be held feb. 7. Bill Docking who previously held the seat re signed nov. I when he moved to Teulon. The pub Lic schools act requires trustees to reside in the District they represent. The Ward extends from Cavalier drive West to heading Ley on the North Side of Portage Avenue and from Sturgeon Creek in fur sole Beaver lumber january super savers flyer Page 3. Cordoba carpet Reg. Price should have read quilted decorator Vinyl. Copy should have read 54" Width. Woodhaven West to Hea Dingley on the South Side of Portage Avenue. Nomination papers must be completed and submit Ted to the City clerk s of fice Winnipeg City Hall by 2 . Jan. 17. These May be obtained at the City clerk s office in the Council building of Winnipeg City Hall the school division office at 2574 Portage Avenue or the St. James Assiniboia Community office 2000 Portage ave. All nominations must be in writing and signed by at least 25 electors or not less than one per cent of the electors in the Ward. 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Mare suffers face lacerations a 19-year-old woman has been charged in connection with an incident Friday which resulted in a Man receiving 25 stitches to his face. Police said monday officers went to a Lisgar Avenue suite and found a 40-year-old Man suffering from lacerations to his head and face. The wounds apparently had been inflicted by a broken Beer bottle. Shirley Ann Peta Wanaque of no fixed address was arrested at the scene and charged with assault causing bodily harm and Possession of a weapon dangerous to the Public peace. Screaming helps police say if at first you Don t succeed police said a 39-year-old woman was standing at a bus Stop on Osborne Street Early saturday morning when she was approached by a Man who tried to grab her purse. She began screaming and the Man fled to the Side of a nearby apartment Block where he stood and watched his target. When the woman crossed the Street the Man knocked her Down and again tried to steal her purse police said. The assailant was chased off empty handed by a bus Driver who had stopped his vehicle near the scene. The suspect is described As five feet eight inches slim and wearing a Blue Parka with Orange lining and a Blue Toque. A police spokesman said the thwarting of the purse snatching attempt is proof that screaming helps. Theft assault charges Laid a 36-year-old Man has been charged in connection with a robbery Friday at a downtown hotel. Police said More than Cash and a bottle of rum was taken from the Windsor hotel 187 Garry Street by someone who had climbed Over a partition into the manager s office. Officers attended the mall hotel beverage room 469 Portage Avenue saturday afternoon and arrested a Man in connection with the robbery. The suspect allegedly assaulted one of the officers. And damaged both their Coats tearing the Lapel of one and the lining of another. Patrick Eugene Joseph St. Jean of Hay Street has been charged with break enter and theft assaulting a police officer and two counts of mischief damage to the Man faces theft charges a 22-year-old Winnipeg Man has been charged in connection with a series of purse snatching incidents during the latter part of 1978. The five incidents took place Between oct. 19 and dec. 22. All involved women four of whom were More than 65 years old police said. Clifford kit Gas Owen of Maryland Street has been charged with three counts of theft under and one each of robbery and attempted robbery. Owen has also been charged with break enter and theft in connection with an oct. 12 incident in which Worth of. Liquor and Cash was taken from the Golden chop Sticks restaurant 298 Broadway ave nue. Foul play ruled out in death Winnipeg police have ruled out foul play in the death of a 40-year-old woman whose body was found monday morning in a room at the Northern hotel 826 main Street. An autopsy was conducted and death was believed to be due to natural causes a department spokesman said. The victim s identity was not revealed pending notification of next of Kin. Aut Opac claims filed in 79 set record during the first three working Days of 1979, the Manitoba Public insurance corporation aut Opac received claims in Winnipeg the highest num Ber Ever reported for that period. De Mcgill minister responsible for aut Opac said claims filed Jan. 2, 3, and 4 totalled nearly seven per cent More than last year. The minister attributed the record High claims to a heavy snowstorm and to the extremely icy Street conditions. Save on dramatic one of a kind furs save on men s furs sheepskins save on fur trimmed leathers save on men s suits. 791 Sargent at Arlington open Mon. Sat. Carnegie course n you to develop ability to feel perfectly it win Reip you to speak was Ray pm. 786-8728 or res. 8374737 by n. L. Ruhtz associates Ltd. Classified Iki the Pupp do Sqq ;