Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 13, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free March 1s79 a ukrainian language curriculum consultant at the department of Educa Ipin will speak and answer tji festoons on the us Raintian English bilingual program schools at March 14 in Josephs Parish 250 Jef Ferson a series of prenatal classes for single mothers will be held from 11 to 2 fridays until May 11 at Boniface health 233 Provencher classes Are sponsored by the Boniface health unit in conjunction with the childrens Aid society of Eastern the forum Art Institute will present its Spring ses Sion Art program March 19 in the Carling okeefe registration will be accepted March 1517 at the forum Art 65 Redwood mental is sponsoring an eight week Sel Confidence workshop dealing with personal awareness and esteem starting March 14 at the Canadian mental health 330 Edmonton for further info phone perspectives on mental health will be the theme of school of social work at the distinguished visitors March 1416 at the University of the school has invited six scholars and activists from Britain and the to the ukrainian Folk dance ensemble Orlan will hold its annual fundraising Tea from 2 to 5 March 18 in the ukrainian nation Al federation 935 main crafts and a display of traditional ukrainian costumes will be Don resource planner with Natu ral resources and Environ ment department in Mani will give a slide presentation on the natural wealth of the Churchill area at a Manitoba naturalists society 8 March 19 in theatre a of the Basic medical sciences Emily Street and Bannatyne ave special notice phase ii reconstruction prices expire March phase i Only four Homes left at closing prices Winnipeg finest condominiums from display hours monday to thursday 1 to Friday to sunday 1 to 6 8854231 65 Swindon Way Tuxedo Park Charleswood collegiate players will present fan a musical play at 8 March 1922 in the Reimer theatre of the col 505 Oakdale Diana composer and will give a free piano recital illustrating the relationship Between Art and music at March 19 in the Winnipeg Art 300 memorial Herbert head of the department of far Eastern studies at the University of Saskatchewan will address a meet ing on past and present Buddhist thought in room 306 of the University of Manitoba tier starting at March Guenther will lecture about Buddhist adjustment to modern life in room 400 of the same build ing at 4 thursday he will speak about Buddhist notions of truth at in room 201 Isbister at he will lecture on the present state of Buddhist studies in the West in room 417 tier contract ratified ten members of the Winnipeg typographical local have Rati fied a two year collective agreement with nay Lor printing pro Viding for a 14percent pay local 191 Secretary trea surer Art Komus said Mon Day the previous top rate of an hour Rose to an hour when the new contract took effect March it in creases to hourly 1 and to hourly he the new contract also includes a dental correction our goal is always to Supply High Quality life Brand products to our because of a manufacturers defect the life Brand snug dry disposable diapers toddler size will not be available in our March flyer distributed in today new spa also Irish Spring stick deodorant advertised at 85 should read 75 we apologize for this inconvenience drug Mart performance driving course in Brandon Call the Manitoba safety Council line 7274324 in Gill starting March 19 Call 6425464 in Beausejour starting april 2 Call 2681353 in Shoal Lake starting april 2 Call 7952564 starts in Winnipeg april 3 to enrol Call 9425415 Days or Manitoba safety Council last years prices order install later we manufacture Over 9000 satisfied customers since 1961 medium weight aluminium storm windows installed prices any size up to 36 wide up to 90 United inches deluxe weight aluminium storm windows installed prices any size up to 46 wide up to 120 United inches deluxe weight anodized inside aluminium windows installed prices any size up to 36 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Entrance to the no picketers Are in but inside the Shack a Lone striker a 20year employee of the Compa by a tiny Wood Reading a tattered Playboy Maga he Doest want to talk about the Boise Cascade Canada police and Union officials inter viewed recently agreed that strife on the picket line has diminished in recent weeks As a strike by members of the lumber and Sawmill workers Canad an paper makers Union and International association of machinists continues without an end in the Opp were called to Kenora 27 when violence exploded As members of the United paper workers International Union re turned to work after ratifying a the lumber and saw Mill workers Union legally on strike for More than a month at the time their Cross ing picket lines to return to Kenora police handle the Brawl that ensued and More than 100 Opp officers from South Ern Ontario were called to Ken Ora and fort Frances to control violence on picket some of the 48 Opp officers attached to Kenora Are now escorting trucks hauling lumber to the at one recent shift change at the Kenora two one Cruiser car and a four wheel drive truck belonging to police were stationed at the East Gate of the a police officer directed traffic while a handful of strikers heckled workers leaving or arriving at the one Opp officer also stood on the sidewalk across the Street and photographed a senior Opp offi cer who asked not to be said two men were charged with mischief last week in connection with the laying of spikes on highways used by trucks hauling logs to the the Opp officer would not say whether the Spike laying Inci dents Are related to the officials of striking unions denied any a Boise Cascade Canada official confirmed spikes Are being Laid on the roads where trucks travel to the Mill carrying loads of Cut the company spokesman praised the combined Opp and Kenora police Force for control Ling violence on the picket lines and investigating reports of vandalism and the police Are really doing a hell of a Job maintaining Law and order and lets face were Deal ing with quite a Lawless he Union leaders dont As Long Ashe police Are Here to escort Wood Back and Forth there cant be a solution to the International association of machinists recording Secretary Terry codling were not fighting the com were fighting the tax dollars Are being spent bringing Wood into this paper so policing the strike is estimated to have Cost Ontario taxpayers More than including in regular a for for accommodation and for vehicle maintenance and in mis Cellaneous expenses for charter aircraft and keeping an Opp helicopter on in return the Opp have promised Law and order and 37 peo ple have been charged in Kenora with criminal code and Highway traffic act offences in connection with the the Opp and Kenora police have also had scrapes with the two Kenora police officers have been charged with assault in connection with an incident involving a picketed and 20 Opp officers have been charged under the Highway traffic act in connection with the Purchase of 1979 Ontario licence plate validation some unions still working while others continue strike what unions Are on strike at the fort Frances and Boise Cas Cade Canada pulp and paper Mills Jack communications officer for the want sure who was out on strike when asked during an interview last after he released the following in Kenora d the United paper workers International Union has been working since Early december and has ratified a d the International brotherhood of electrical workers ratified a contract in february and Are on the cd office and professional employees International Union has been on the Job since d the International Union of operating engineers is on the Job but is still negotiating a new a conciliation officer has been appointed by the Ontario minister of meetings Are but the Union is in a Legal position to d the Canadian paper makers Union is off the it has tabled the Compa nys last d the International association of machinists is also off the Job but has been Given a memorandum of agree ment and return to work settlement and the company is waiting for a d the lumber and Sawmill workers representing employees who work in the Woodlands has been on a Legal strike since in fort the lumber and Sawmill workers Union is also on walked off the Job in but were not legally on strike until octo the United paper workers International the Canadian paper makers the International association of machinists and the International brotherhood of electrical workers Are All working in the fort Frances nails like this one were found on roads frequented by trucks carrying from medallion probe told Las lacked data milk the skim partly skim milk powder with the fresh milk taste vitamins a4d 1 delivery service by Cecil Rosner Manitoba Hydro staff didst Supply enough information in 1970 for provincial politicians to realize the tremendous importance of the sequence of Northern Power a consultant to the Tritschler inquiry said Jacob director of Walker and part ners said he Cost per litre skim milk powder Cash carry partly skim milk powder Cash carry fur free Sample phone 23117220 i sympathized with politicians in 1970 who thought it didst matter which of the Lake Winnipeg regulation or Churchill River diver Sion projects should be built elected officials relied mainly on Hydro which showed both projects to be necessary within two years of each but Diddens said a More intensive study of the alter natives in 1970 would have shown the Churchill River project to be he your spare time to your own advantage age no Barrier Ideal for High evenings 5 to 9 and afternoons apply in person Only Winnilu Prthu 300 Carton Strutt a March 14 Par time earn up to per week business for Sale background in Auto body including for self employed income Over state connection and experience in provide Telephone All enquiries confidential and reply to Box 1835 Winnipeg free press declined to estimate How much Money Hydro could have saved by building the diversion project in Hydro decided to build Lake Winnipeg regu and two years later approved the diversion both projects were designed to bring More Power to the Nelson where Hydro constructed a number of generating Sta critics of the 1970deci Sion have claimed that the sequence meant hundreds of millions of dollars in needless expense for a Hydro task Force appointed in 1970 to examine the Power development alternatives didst look at All the relevant said if they had considered the value of Export Power which the projects would together with other they should carnkg1k course the die Couse aim help you to 4 strengthen the oilily to Teol pert factly contort Abie with anyone it will of cup you to easily and cont onily to Ore Parson or a group Iii be our guest at session one March 15 at 7 118 Sherbrook Wynn ipg 7868728 or 8378737 presented by Runtz associates have come to the conclusion that the Churchill River plan should have preceded All constructing the diver Sion project would have Given Hydro More flexibility and left it with More it would have opened up the possibility of generating plants on the Burntwood which could have postponed construction of the Lake Winnipeg regulation to As late As he who examined Hydro planning proce dures from 1965 to the pres said he was not making a sweeping condemnation of the there was much in Hydro activity through the years which was worthy of support and the Otta abased consultant suggested Hydro use More modern planning techniques and make More of its decisions an informed government and Public will be More sympathetic to any problems the Utility May he he also said Hydro should be More open to criticisms and alternate Opin ions relating to its As an he cited the divergence of opinion be tween Hydro and the Mani Toba Energy Council on the provinces projected Load if Hydro considers the Energy councils estimate too the least it can do is raise the Issue publicly and explain Why it Dis he ;