Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 10, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Instant by Andy Blicq Fitt Yoti it offer offs Fol a Lack Uwe love life Yew very my Manitoba Tufi Thiol Tel a full sell you and a Friend some instant its one of a if swing minibar of liquors in new and differ Retro packaging which Are appearing on Macc a Domestic distillery has Wappl in yellow cellophane and placed in a card Board ice bucket a bottle 6f Diaff two real Champagne to Metal Twat candles and a pack of matches with instant Romance wait Teri on Atud if sales of the instant Romance pack Are there Are More than a few Winni Eggers in need of amorous liquor commission officials say they sold out All 288 instant romances in three Days and Are expecting another shipment arriving this week to quickly disappear from Winnipeg liquor com Mission i t j a what brought if Stant Romante to if w Doti acting manager of Cus Tomer said the has decided to of Fig in new togs when Stelts m out it m met we Market Tor Utt Soal fist can to Oft shelves to the future remains seem we but we want Al see it in the before the Skaf Trtan mrs of by Lussier said tie about 40 speciality items Iff some of them have been on the Market for Sewat Iri the the commission will be trial Marker ing different to gauge Market of Jsesie of tit a mlle a effect cocktail but the eap 6ff a the up recently ounce see liquor Page 4 is it that a flin flon my finds himself putting up Prince Philip for the blizzard warning turning colder Low 20 High 15 december of no 9 i final200 Sun rises sets Wrangle stalls red cleanup by Rick Blanchard sampling Over the past two years shows red River water leaving Winni Peg contains More than 100 times As much bacteria As it contained when it entered the thieves take Tow truck gets car a thief stole a car loaded with Christ Mas presents from the front of a Church Friday night and left the owner smarting about More than the for the past five Ron Kux of 87 Verbena has helped play Santa Claus by delivering Christmas presents to Canadian mental health Manitoba division 300 Edmonton this year was after loading 47 gifts Worth about and a typewriter into his car at Immanuel lutheran College Avenue and Mckenzie Kuxhaus left his vehicle running and went into the Church for his when they came out the car was in my some kids saw it and decided to have some Kuxhaus he said the car was recovered Satur Day morning on Johns about four blocks from the it was and the typewriter was but All the gifts were a group of Young people from the Church who had planned to Exchange Christmas gifts saturday evening decided to turn All 35 of them Over to the mental health association to make up for the stolen but the ultimate aggravation for Kuxhaus was the fact his car was left illegally parked and hauled away by a towing it Cost him to get it prospects for improvement Are Little has been done to reduce severe polluting of the red because of a political Wrangle Over the Esti mated at million to says a private consultant employed by the the Douglas of Wardrop and who is under contract to Winnipeg and other Munici said the clean up has bogged Down because neither the City nor the province wants to spend the Over the past 10 years there has been an improvement in the water Quality because the City has upgraded its the City is nervous be cause the costs Are staggering to improve the Gillespie unlike other Winni and not the has jurisdiction Over the stretch of the red River that flows through the if the clean environment commis Sion put an order on the the City would then just go to the province and say Well do it if you cough up the Gillespie it would take a near disaster or disaster to get anything he charged that the the City int dealing realistically with the prob Lem and has yet to study the methods for a clean chlorination equipment for the cites three sewage plants to remedy the situation would Cost Between million and said City engineering manager de provincial environment minister Warner Jorgenson said the situation is a Trade off Between setting water Quality standards and making those standards so unreasonable no one can enforce Jorgenson said that while he Hast seen any plans for improvements to the cites sewage treatment if we had the Money we could reduce them Down to but we cant enforce the an official of the provincial Environ ment management Branch warned last week that the red from the City to Lake Winnipeg Falls far Short of accepted standards for swimming and other water those who go in the River Are running see Winnipeg Page 4 Tor Home All 9439331 two weeks for outside City lifes Tough at the top being a Star int All its cracked up to before that applause theres lots of work and a Little Kyleen winces As she is being made up for her dancing role in the Christmas cabaret and nativity show yesterday at Maple Leaf school on Milvor City braces for blizzard getting to work tomorrow morning will be More difficult than its been so far this it might be advisable to plug your car in tonight and Rise a Little earlier than usual if you want to get to work on the Weatherman said Southern Manitoba is in for its first blizzard of the Winnipeg weather office Public fore Ken Jones says Between 10 and 15 centimetres of show were expected today and tomorrow with temperatures dipping to about 20 he said a deep Low moving South East from British Columbia is bringing Snow and Strong winds to Southern Manitoba reducing visibility to less 500 metres at should Clear by to Morrow wednesdays Outlook Calls for an other Low pressure system to move into bringing with it Strong South winds and above average tempera Jones Nort Central Manitoba was in the grip of the northernmost Edge of the storm this morning and More than 12 pm four to five inches of Snow had fallen overnight in the Dauphin the storm moved out of Northern Alberta where it dumped about 20 centimetres of Snow Over the care Reform urged Ottawa up the National Council of welfare says the country child care system is bursting at the seams with about most of them driven there by in a report released sunday the 21 member government advisory Council says most of the children in Foster juvenile treatment Cen ters and similar institutions have parents who Are imprisoned or otherwise unable or unwilling to take care of system Complex the parents of another Chil Dren Are using such social services As Day family counselling and visit ing there Are about seven million youngsters under the age of 18 in the the Council says the system is com unevenly under financed in some Over Fin danced in others and costs the country at least million it puts much of the blame on Gover Menten sure it Calls for Reform of child care starting with More thorough assess ments of troubled families and advocates higher unemployment insurance welfare payments and child tax credits for the it says child tax deductions should be families at All income Levels risk the breakup of the illness or death of a the special problems of handicapped difficulties with rebellious and other strains on their childbearing Capaci the report the must shoulder an additional Burden the constant anxiety and pressure that result from struggling to raise a family on an inadequate and Uncertain problems traced to poverty most of the problems ranging from child abuse and desertion to ill Ness and emotional breakdown that drive parents and their children to the childcare system can be traced to the Council it thus concludes that governments must lift single and deserted the unemployed and the working poor out of their trap with More generous income support saying Many kids who end up in the Chil Drens social services system should not be there in the first it says the services Are stretched so far and so thin that a crisis Point has been not enough is being done to prevent family troubles and to keep families it would be cheaper to pay higher income maintenance than it is to continue the child care system As it inside today More tragedies spying on the spies an army of foreign engaged in Clandestine operations on an unparalleled has turned the into the worlds prime target of International 70s on Wall Street when the 1970s come to an end three weeks from the last sound heard on Wall Street May Well be a sign of Swap May help Stan Wilson traded his fathers tramline for and that Swap could Lead to a new system for teaching native a tragedy like the one that killed 11 Rock fans at a concert by the who in Cincinnati last week could happen in says an expert on crowd control in Public Jake Pauls Calls the olympic stadium a guerrillas attacked Zimbabwe rhodesian Jet fighter planes pounded guerrilla staging areas in neighbouring Zambia and Mozambique dissenters crushed political dissenters throughout the world face an increasing risk of torture and amnesty International says in its annual football a better idea the greatest thing since sliced bread is whole wheat and they make it at the bakery that fights Pap Christmas Early scores Many of the youngest boat people met Santa Claus saturday for the first time at a party in their Summerhays wins Johnny Summerhays scored a split decision Over Pedro Acosta saturday to put the finishing touches on a five bout professional boxing card at the convention facing Public trials about accused War criminals and collaborators of the toppled Somoza regime in Nicaragua Are facing a lengthy series of Public trials which might Start As Early As this Index hockey nil sunday Minnesota 10 Buffalo 3 Chicago 15 Green Bay 14 Washington 28 Cincinnati 14 Oakland 19 Cleveland 14 Kansas City 10 Baltimore 7 los Angeles 34 Atlanta 13 Miami 28 Detroit 10 by jets 27 new England 26 Louis 29 by giants 20 san Diego 35 new Orleans 0 san Francisco 23 Tampa 7 nil saturday Dallas 24 Philadelphia 17 Seattle 28 Xanver 23 nil sunday Atlanta 5 Winnipeg 4 by rangers 5 by islanders 4 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 4 Colorado 7 Montreal 5 Edmonton 3 Hartford 0 Quebec 3 los Angeles 2 Boston 5 Vancouver 3 nil saturday by islanders 6 Toronto 1 Minnesota 4 Atlanta 1 Louis 5 Washington 1 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 3 Detroit 6 Vancouver t 33 7 18 11 59 22 34 21 Jumble 7 33 ;