Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 8, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba For seven years it lost thrilled fed hundreds the Camp a step toward maturity a summer Camp vacation gives Many children their first experience of life away from a taste of inde its the first step in maturing when kids leave Home for a period of said Bob executive director of summer Camps for the it also gives kids an awareness of the lifelong recreational skills to keep and teaches them to live in a cooperative environment with he for Many kids a Camp vacation is out of this the free press Sunshine fund is out to set up to Aii itt kids who otherwise afford the fund has already raised almost enough to Send at least 40 kids to Pate sort mid the which last year sent More than 300 kids to finds that most sponsored children ask to come Back the following we like to see them come he and always try to sponsor them the following the free press and the Manitoba camping association Are cooperating in the fundraising donations will be used to Send kids to the associations 44 nonprofit donations can be sent to the free press Sunshine 300 Carl ton r9c or dropped off at the free press classified receipts will be issued and names of donors published parents can sign up their children by writing to the association at 1483 Pem Bina r3t or Slavsk 753 Selkirk Melville by calling them on the special Sunshine fund Telephone line at Mckenzie Porf Aoe la Ernest 300 Elm total to Winnipeg free press june 1979 vol be on 211 Sun rises sets Moon rises sets Clear tonight Cloudy tomorrow Low 5 High 20 final with coloured comics John free press service Frozen one of the Tough things about parking a dc10 is finding Worth of quarters every Day at downtown rates 625 Auto sized spaces that Are and who can afford at Winnipeg parking a Jet is dc10 can Park for peanuts by John Mcmanus the Northwest Orient airlines dc10 grounded by a order have been grounded in a bet Ter spot than Winnipeg International As an Airport official said parking costs Are to be if the airline had to pay the rates paid by downtown the 000pound Tri engined Jet would run them into the the 385seat Jet has a Wing Span of 165 four inches and is about 183 feet to Park it you need Square feet of 16inchthick the i omillion wide bodied jetliner towering to More than five storeys in height uses the space of seven average City housing lots of according to the car Park ing each stall to Park an automobile is six by eight feet and the maximum fee for casual daily parking is where the dc10 sits at the North end of the passenger terminal you could Park 625 at downtown parking rates it would Cost a Day to Park the Northwest has 22 of the aircraft grounded by a desertification order enforced by transport United airlines of the the worlds second largest air Carrier with 171 has been hardest hit by the grounding of All Clos As the result of the May 24 disaster at Chicago that took 275 United has 37 Clos and several More on Quebec trek a waste councillors enjoyed took Little part in talks by Ingeborg Boyens Winnipeg City councillors attending the federation of Canadian municipalities conference in Quebec City this week agree they gained Little from the and the record shows they contributed Little As with Only one express ing views on the Many topics raised during the three Day conference and none offering any constitutional walks in the Sunshine along Quebec cites picturesque streets held More Appeal than constitutional while the councillors had a perfect attendance record at free breakfasts and social their interest dwindled when the conference got Down to yet the councillors insist the annual conventions Are worthwhile and Winni Peg should continue to Send represent it Cost the City about to Send seven councillors to Quebec City for the which ended the City also pays about in an Nual dues to remain a member of the i cant really say what Ive learn said Winnipeg councillor Ric Ive met a lot of he Abe Yanofsky said he haunt Learned anything specific from the the conference and Al Ducharme seemed to sum up the opinion of most Winnipeg delegates when he said the most important thing about the trip was that it gave Winnipeg councillors Chance to talk to other Cyril keeper termed the trip a Busman on one hand we have agendas Light in terms of policies and on the other the delightful but numerous social Occa said All of the councillors except keeper have attended at least one of the last see trip Page 4 by Victor Mackie up news service Ottawa a Federal government spending restraint program and a freeze on Public service hiring was announced today by Treasury Board president Sinclair he said that during the next few weeks newly appointed ministers will be reviewing their departments pro Grams and activities to formulate plans of to facilitate this prime minister Clark has asked that a pro Gram of restraint be introduced during this period to As far As is for the redirection of exist ing both financial and during the coming fiscal Stevens in he the government has decided to put things on hold for about two Stevens said the government would not be issuing detailed instructions to the Public service or imposing centralized control we Are relying on the Deputy minis ters and managers in the Public ser vices to exercise their judgment and authority in giving effect to the spirit and objective of this the moratorium on staffing will be of temporary duration and will extend from june 8 to August 15 or to such time As will be set out in any further said exceptions to the staffing moratorium include d military personnel and ramp Mem d appointments for the summer employment of d appointments to positions provid ing essential the latter category includes the positions of Hospital air traffic Penitentiary guards and food the government has decided to con Tain growth and reallocation of human resources in the Public service during the transition period while at the same time providing the necessary Freedom to respond to essential manpower Stevens Heads of various other Federal Agen cies will be notified of the governments action with the suggestion they exer Cise similar rent increases allowed by Mary Ann Fitzgerald rent increases will be limited to to per cent until for approximately residential units in Winnipeg and Brandon still under Manitoba restraint consumer affairs minister Warner Jorgenson announced the new limits they Are the lowest in creases allowed since the provinces rent control program went into effect july of an estimated rental units in Jorgenson said approximately remain under the controlled units Are in build Ings in Winnipeg and in what May be the last year of the maximum increases allowed see rent Page 4 Ballet manager resigns keeper Light agendas by Janice keys Mark company manager of the Koyal Winnipeg has re who joined the company last said today he was leaving be cause of the mass resignations o 11 dancers and two associate artistic which have occurred during the past five its better both for me personally and for the company that 1 not Porteous i dont agree with whats happened in the last especially what happened to Salva Tore Aiello and the Way the Board handled Hes a great the Board of directors refused to renew Aiellos contract As associate artistic the company manager represents the company on the Road and is responsible for arranging things such As hotel transportation and payroll while the company is see Ballet Page 4 inside today All that jazz on june the Centennial concert Hall will be shaking with a group of stalwarts from a couple of Louis armstrongs better Middle period Small ensembles drummer cozy clarinet St Barney trombonist Trummy Young and bassist red As Well As Barry a who will front his own the legends of All new Orleans style veterans governments plan to shift the veterans affairs Headquarters to papal tribute to dead standing where four million women and children were Pope John Paul ii yesterday hailed the Victory of Faith and love Over cruelty and the ravages of his homily was a tribute to the victims of the nazi death an Appeal for Justice and respect for the rights of All minister of headaches Farmers play catchup Rummy Young Stalwart defence minister Allan Mckinnon has inherited some King sized Hes faced with decisions on the controversial fighter aircraft program and fighting for increased Money and men for the armed forces a progressive conservative election and wearing his second hat As veterans affairs he must decide quickly Bow far he can go with the previous Manitoba Farmers Are in a catchup situation two weeks late in planting and fighting mud in trying to get seed into the Only 50 per cent of major Field crops will be planted by this As for the rest of the there Are two possibilities they wont be planted or have a Shorteeth abnormal growing accompanied by High risk of Frost damage 715 credit data curbs tighter curbs on credit checks and other consumer inquiries will go through despite solid opposition by Manitoba business leaders and reporting consumer affairs minister Warner Jorgenson said but Jorgenson said several complaints against the new personal investigations act lodged by opponents at a legislative committee hearing last night were not without justification and some would be addressed in further child abuse Puzzle the annual number of known cases of child abuse in Manitoba has More than doubled during the past five experts do not whether the Rise Means More children Are being abused or simply that More cases of abuse Are coming to Light because of increased Public scores baseball National Chicago 4 san Diego 3 san Francisco 12 Louis 10 american Minnesota 4 new York 1 Texas 7 Milwaukee 1 Boston 9 Chicago 2 Baltimore 3 Kansas City 1 6573 winners Wintar for Winfall 10 39 29 40 7 30 40 6 7 30 Jumble to ;