Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 5, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba ads Trail colleagues in 4provinces w by Joe Rubin students from Miles Macdonell collegiate last night welcomed the refugee family from Vietnam that th0 so tool is students Welcome their family vietnamese refugees plane skids off icy runway after arrival delayed by several Days by Laurie Streich family left Singapore 29 and was expected in Winnipeg last week but 30 students and three staff Mem Bers from Miles Macdonell collegiate found themselves waiting for hours at the International Airport last night for the vietnamese family Treyve Spon because of icy their flight already delayed for More than an hour Slid off the taxiway and had to be towed to the students already were exhausted from parties Pating in a 24hour Wak Eathon 3 and 4 and from moving furniture and doing Las minute grocery shopping for cantonese were into our 40th staff advisor Darlene Lindsay a lot of the students have stayed Home to complained of being but excitement mounted when the flights arrival was announced and As they lined up with the Welcome to Canada hand lettered in Canton Nguyen Long Huong and their daughter looked but kept smiling As Stu dents crowded trying to get a closer look at what had been Only an idea and a shed look great in a red a student remarked of weve got to invest in a red even weather Okay through an Nguyen said he was Happy to be in Winnipeg even going so far As to say the weather was they were anxious to get to their new Home and also to look up the friends who had come with the family was part of a group of nine the idea of sponsoring a refugee family was proposed in september to give the school a student Terri Van publicity last Miles Mac raised through a Wak Eathon and donated the Money to the Lions she but we we rent satisfied with where our Money was with the help of the mennonite Cen trial Miles Mac has become the first High school in Manitoba to sponsor a reaction to the idea among both students and staff has been said Van to Date the students have raised from a halloween dance and have counted from the 3 and 4 Wak Eathon bringing them to their goal of at least staff donates staff donated to the cause and have committed themselves to responsibilities for the family first year in she i think our work is just miss Lindsay said Well be Busy helping the family learn the Lan giving shopping tip Sand helping the father was a teacher in she students held a furniture drive and have almost furnished the family she donations of clothing and toys have been students also got a Deal from the rental company for the family East Kildonan rent until the family is self sufficient in or four months will be half the Thormal per cent for the rear tinder of the first v Miles also has taken care of interpreters they have a teacher who Speaks vietnamese and several Chi Nese students willing to schools now Are following John Mcc immigration said in a recent interview two other High schools have1 since sponsorship papers while two More Are in the planning As of a total of 383 families refugees had sponsored through the Many commit tees in the Manitoba family doctors rank fifth in earnings in almost less a Day than the National Accord ing to a Survey by a Winnipeg physic Lewis a professor of family Medicine at the University of Manito produced the province province Survey which compares family doctors fees for performing 20 services in a typical Rose found a family practitioner grossed an average of for a Days family doctors in Manitoba ranked earning a the High est paid doctors were those in Quebec followed by physicians in Brit ish Columbia lowest paid were Newfoundland family who earn it has been said that doctors in Newfoundland Are relatively Well paid because their reports to the income tax department on their fees for service Are relatively but once you see How much they get paid per item of service you realize the Only Way they maintain their High income is by putting through More people a Rose said in an interview chairman of the College of family physicians subcommittee on practice said the com Mittee met with some difficulty in As Sessing a typical we ran into considerable problems determining what a reasonable work Load for a family doctor should and then applying it across the five members on the committee came from five different and what each province considered a typical Day was different from the typical Day of the 25 patients a Day in assembling a doctors typical Rose and the committee decided Iciano saw 25 patients at the checked on two patients in and admitted one they also assumed the average family doctor made one routine House Call and was called Back urgently to the emergency two doctors in Ontario and one in every other province were asked to Price the procedures on the shop Ping list of fees for individual services fluctuated from province to Manitoba in Middle examining a six Eskold baby earns a Quebec family practitioner while his Manitoba colleague is paid a new Brunswick Doc Tor nets for the visit to a stroke patient on his 42nd Day in Hospital earns a doctor in in Ontario and in a 30minute psychotherapy session a depressed patient nets a Manitoba doctor a physician and a Newfoundland practitioner for an urgent Call to an emergency a Manitoba doctor makes a physician and an Ontario doctor the Survey found that despite the emphasis on preventive Many provinces do not pay their physicians for advising a healthy patient on lifes Tyle and health according to the Manitoba and Newfoundland Are the Only prov inces which do not pay their doctors for immunizing a patient for travel or other provinces pay any where from to for the ser Rose said he is currently compiling an updated shopping list since fees have changed in some How Manitoba still ranks in the Middle of the family physician earning lad Rose also plans to compare variations in fees paid for medical con when a doctor refers a patient to another doctor for a second opinion or an expert each speciality has its own rate of pay for the the variation in them is quite our mistake City Calendar children were wrongly identified in a Page one photograph the who Are Grade 2 students at Rockwood left to Lynne Helena Gross and Kerry weather the hosteling association of Manitoba will present a travel night featuring travel and information on cycling in Europe to begin at 8 6 in room 210 of the 447 Webb admission is the red Cross blood donor clinic will open 9 to 7 10 and to 14 at 226 Osborne Rodney department of univer sity of will speak on effective Organiza Tion and Community responses to disasters a general systems approach at 7 in room in the University Isbister performing Art is the theme of the crafts Guild of Manitoba exhibition of dolls and shawls by Jean the display is held from 10 to until 8 at the Kennedy pork fesf79 will be held from 11 to 9 6 in the Winnipeg convention Centre third some demonstrations will feature Allan gourmet meat Cutter Madame Benoit cookery in the and Oriental Judith Froese of the Manitoba Penion commission will speak on women and pensions at a meeting of the Manitoba action committee on the status of women to be held at 8 6 in room 211 of the 447 Webb the car cantors on Pace 5 in today 4 the fully automatic goes beep beep North Boniface a on notre Dame i 2 f 41 lot a Munich plaster j trax Oak a 2330530 after 6 t no 4 Canon photo copies National cameras 1 Hill concourse store i Amain 319 Donald St beside Capitol theatre 639 Portage at Sherb roof deaths classified death Clearing tonight Winnipeg area forecast Clearing this Strong northwesterly winds decreasing this afternoon with temperatures steady near 3 a few Clouds Low near sunny becoming Cloudy near periods of Snow with the Chance of freezing rain in the late afternoon and evening with a High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba Windy and colder mainly sunny with moderating temperatures saturday and Northern Manitoba Windy and cold Snow and not quite so cold saturday and Northwestern Ontario Windy and colder Friday and Satur mainly sunny with moderating temperatures temperatures Canada and world National Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Belona i Thompson Kenora 1 Brandon 5 Dauphin Thunder Bay Toronto 3 Ottawa Montreal Halifax Chicago thaw York 5 2 6 3 4 is 2 5 2 i 5 min 6 0 12 16 ii ii 7 5 2 15 10 u v 2 5 5 Winnipeg can Partom my Mew 4 88 last 169 47 Hafl hot m 9 in 1913 lot so 00 record in 1964 precipitation total for 1 to Dee 5 143 Normal of formerly of Winni widower of Annie Bere widower of Agnes Mildred of formerly of wife of Walter of 471 Ash of Mabel of 210 Ethelbert Helen Ann of formerly of widow of George Alberta of 295 Belmont wife of William of Thunder formerly of Swan Constance mar of formerly of wife of Maurice Hjorth of widower of Willia Mina Mary Inkster of 47 Furby husband of Alexandra of bran widow of Tony Lear wife of Louis widower of Margaret Manfred of husband of Jane of 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