Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 7, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free feb Fuffy 1980 heart fund gains meaning Long Plains welcomes news of new school death gives Campaign special importance this months 1980 Manitoba heart foundation fundraising Campaign has special meaning for Anna of 23 Vincent Massey Boni just three months her died of heart this years Campaign seems More important than Boucher we were both going to work on the fund this but ill be going out to Canvas All the harder since his another member of the Boucher fam daughter inlaw will be canvassing in the South Dale doom door canvassing is scheduled to get under Way next began Volunteer work vouchers had just begun work As Volunteer zone chairman for the 1980 Windsor Park residents Campaign when he died from a massive heart attack last Louis had his first heart attack in when i was asked two years ago to help it was something t was glad to Boucher Louis became involved for the first time last year when he was asked an area she he was very pleased when they the foundation asked him to take Over responsibility for the Windsor Park zone this she 4after he retired last he had More time arid was looking Forward to working on this years the Volunteer recruitment work started before Louis death was taken Over by the knights of Columbus coun Ell a past grand Knight of the was doing Job of Community said Joseph acting zone set for next week were All set for next Saurette eight area captains have brought together a team of 200 volunteers to carry out the Doort door which begins the Windsor Park Volunteer canvassers will be knocking on doors in the i i the 1980 Manitoba heart foundation residential Campaign goal is the Winnipeg goal is set for Rural communities objective is Boort door canvassing is the focal Point of heart fund drives across the said Douglas executive director of the Manitoba heart he said the canvassing is an Opportunity to keep the Public aware of the research and Public education pro Grams funded by their that As important As the funds we collect to continue the he More than volunteers More than than volunteers Are working in the 1980 we experienced a Little More difficulty get Ting people this year because of the but heart disease effects so Many lives we always find people Wil Ling to Watson last year More than 50 per cent of a total Canadian deaths were caused by heart and hear related in 1979 the Manitoba heart foundation allocated 65 per cent of its funds to research 18 per cent went to education and 17 per cent was used for administration and Campaign Rural participation there Are 100 Rural communities participating in the heart fund drive this year up 15 from in addition to the Doort door several communities Are planning special events for heart Brandon Thori will take place 16 on 9 the a bran Yoshilo snowmobile club will leave Brandon for the Pas trappers Festi along the Way the snowmobiles Wiir present heart fund flags to the communities of Ethelbert and Swan Pierre will Host a snowmobile poker Derby 24 to raise funds for the the theme of this years fund Drivers a healthy heart is a family by Pamela Fayerman As a result of a study commissioned by the Long Plains Indian the Federal government yesterday agreed in principle to establish a school on the Long Plains Reserve for next the one of 44 recommended in the study entitled the education of Indian Long Dakota Dakota tipi Means 230 native students in Portage school Divi Sion wont return next Long Plains band chief Ernie Daniels welcomed the decision that will mean locally controlled we had the study done to see what was happening to our kids Why they were dropping out and doing Daniels there Are a lot of Good teachers in the Portage division but there have been few isolated one teacher kicked a student out of he had to walk Home and nearly froze to others have gotten slapped no control Over education the kids dont feel Are a part of the system so they drop we have no control Over not even in an advisory after there not going to Gerald education program coordinator for eight reserves in the Dakota ojibway tribal said it will Cost the Federal government an initial for a Reserve which will probably accommodate kindergarten to Grade 9 he said the government has commit Ted itself to a permanent building in the which will employ eight and 10 will operate out of portable units this Sheila author of the surveyed 593 children from grades 1 to As Well As parents and denied Access to records initially Holmes superintendent of schools in the Portage division was she but after i released the first he denied my Access to student records for reasons which he said were conf that could Well be a Good reason but the Point is i had already seen half of them at that while Many educators in the division completed and returned the question Holmes did Lenton said the federally funded study proved Indian children were not getting equal she said the prejudice can be attributed to a Lack of understanding of she said some native children in the division receive harsh physical treat ment from some in one incident reported to a student had been pushed against a Wall by his teacher and one or More of his Teeth were knocked Holmes denied children Are they play around on the playground like any and there Are no More accidents than any As for the i have not seen the Complete version so i will not make any com ments on Lenton said a Large percentage of Grade 1 Indian students repeat that children drop out As Early As Grade 3 and the number of students who Complete High school is infants death leads to charge 7und Volunteer Anna Boucher has special interest in drive a 28yearold Man has been charged with assault causing bodily harm Fol lowing the death of an 18monthold baby girl who died in Hospital Richard William Rice was remanded one week in provincial judges court yesterday and was released on his own police say Michelle Dawn was admitted to Hospital 1 with numerous bruises and died shortly cause of death has not been Annie celebrates birthday plans to be around for 10 More Nelson House on her 113th Annie Moose says Shes look ing Forward to being around for at least another 10 Silver haired lady was born 1867 on a Trail leading North from Nelson House to Southern Indian at that shortly before her family trapped and travelled from place to in her comfortable bedroom at her granddaughter Lena Moores Home this who May be the oldest living was enjoying her lunch of a Large plate of Rabbit freshly Fried Bannock and the inevitable cup of she still enjoys she uses a pipe and is always ready to listen to a Good on one Wall of the birth Day greetings from prime minister Clark and Manitoba nip Leader Howard Pawley were pasted Side by on her Dresser was a Large picture of Bud Jobin and his along with their birth Day asked the secret of her Many Annie replied god has Given me this lifetime to i guess Only he can say Why i lived so Moore said Annie has been gaining weight since she arrived at their Home four months she walks around the House a scially at Moore weather City Calendar Winnipeg area forecast mainly sunny this High near mainly Clear Low near mainly sunny tomorrow with a High near 10 extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba sunny saturday with Normal mainly Cloudy sunday and monday with near Normal Northern Manitoba mostly Cloudy with above Normal temperatures Cloudy with near Normal tempera Tures sunday and Northwestern Ontario sunny temperatures slightly above mainly Cloudy sunday and temperatures Canada and world Canada packers will speak on a practical look at the meat packing Industry at tomorrow in 245 Ellis University of the red Cross blood donor clinic will open 10 to 11 Eaton Assembly Hall to noon and to 3 12 in Miles Macdonnell gym g 9 to 7 13 and to 15 ache 226 Osborne Street and noon to 9 14 in Job the fourth Parent information session sponsored by the child guidance clinic and the vital school division will present part 11 of the series you and your teenager at 12 at the collegiate English John University of Winnipeg department of will give an illustrated lecture on lands of contrast Nepal and Afghanistan at 12 in theatre 3coo at the University Centennial Noel Book and Brian Book Are pleased to announce that Peter Rae has joined them at 814 Boyd building pm Jice limited to yes for appointment Call 9434131 9436233 9430148 Winter camping course 22 evenings 2324 Field trip instructor Richard Lay established garage and body shop 4000 5 year lease with option Al 5 Complete with exhaust pipe motor Jack tool Complete with electric Chain Bay Only phone 6676436 or 6680535 ask for Dave fee info Marion and the Happy outdoors Man 433 Mary s Road 2331730 Finkleman and Finkleman optometrists 2nd floor 265 Portage Avenue Avenue building thru saturday phone 9422496 eyes glasses examined fitted deaths classified death National 8 3 9 5 0 9 4 w 4 12 ii 12 31 6 10 7 13 4 Al Thunder 4 24 4 u 6 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