Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 28, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday april 28, 1981 9 for All your barbeque needs shop at Iga we Reserve the right to limit quantities. Bananas Golden yellow Grapefruit 5 for red . Grown 99 cabbage 2 ibs . Grown Canada no. 1 39 coffe mate carnation.750 or Carton Tea bags red Rose Orange Pekoe .120 per pkg Tuffy s dog food dry chunk or i protein 8 kilo dad s cookies chocolate Chip Oatmeal or v14 Oatmeal chocolate Chip 16 of. I caramels Kraft mixed. 14 of raisins sunny Gold sultanas 2 in Viva towels paper. 2 Rolls per pkg i Bounce fabric softener.60 per pkg celery stalks . Grown can Ada no. 1 each carrots . Grown Canada no. 1 2lbs shout stain remover. Bon Ami sj29 window Spray cleaner.425 or Light bulbs Sylvania inside frosted Pine sol liquid cleaner.1 litre 89 25 soap pads air Wick s3 Deodorizer assorted. Crest toothpaste regular or mint.1 50 my .18 per pkg tide powder detergent Vuk Pepsi or 7-up store locations 700 St. James from Polo Park Portage it 539 Bannerman ave. 1 333 Manitoba ave. 1273 Jefferson ave. Datum 31 t St. Awne s Fernwood Dakota Village shopping Centre 1 1 00 Concordia m Malm v Henderson John ii Gateway Moad it Sunti Llcy Nairn Avenue it town . These stores open sunday City Norair says strike won t halt flights by John Mcmanus Norair plans to continue full service in and out of Winnipeg if its flight attendants strike tomorrow. Winnipeg regional manager Stew Smith said management and non Union employees from other divisions of the airline will take Over serving passengers if there is a strike. Smith said talks Between the company and negotiators for the Canadian air line flight attendants association Are continuing and he is hopeful a settlement will be reached before Midnight when the 225 attendants threaten to Stop work. Federal labor minister Gerald Regan said Friday he would not name a mediator in the dispute paving the Way for a strike to Start tomorrow. Association contract negotiator Leo Marshall said Friday the Union was not locked into a strike and negotiations would continue Over the weekend but failure of the talks could result in strike action tomorrow. Five Day training course Smith said employees who would replace the flight attendants have taken a five Day training course approved by transport Canada inspectors in emergency procedures and familiarized themselves with the b-737 jets and f-727 Turboprop airliners flown by Norair. Norair based in Montreal has four flights daily in and out of Winnipeg to centres in Ontario and Quebec. The flight attendants Are seeking parity with up air attendants who Are the highest paid in Canada. Parity with up air would give the Norair employees a annual increase. Norair flight attendants now Start at to a Maxi mum of their contract with the company expired dec. 31. All of the Cabin Crews Are based at Montreal or Toronto. Nurses achieve wage parity nurses at five private nursing Homes in Winnipeg and Brandon have achieved wage parity or More with counter parts at provincially funded health care institutions under contracts which take effect Friday. The contracts negotiated by the Manitoba organization of nurses association Call for wage increases of More than 40 per cent Over two years. The contracts affect about 230 employees. Starting registered nurses at Central Park lodges will receive a 46.3-per-cent increase raising the current rate of a month to by the end of the contract. Earnings for top rated rns those with at least five years expert increase to a month from Mona business agent Allan Rosky said yesterday. Starting licensed practical nurses who now receive a month will earn by the end of the contract. Top rated lpns will go to from the rns will receive a signing Bonus and the lpns rate will gradually increase Central Park owns two Homes in Winnipeg and one in Brandon employing about 130 nurses. Meanwhile nurses at the Tuxedo Villa and Oakview place nursing Homes in Winnipeg will receive a 43.42-per-cent raise in a contract which expires april Mona negotiator Irene Giesbrecht said. Under the agreement the starting in rate will gradually increase to from the current rate of a month. Top rated rns will go to from the starting Len rate will Rise to from while the rate for top level lpns will increase to from about 100 employees Are affected. Mona officials said the settlements were the first to be achieved before a previous contract expired. They said the new Len rates Are on Par with those paid to provincial nurses while the in rates Are slightly better. They attributed the Large increases to the shortage of nurses in Manitoba saying the institutions had to offer competitive salaries to attract and keep qualified person Nel. Final design for Law courts going to Cabinet the final design of a new million Law courts building announced by the provincial government last year will be presented to Cabinet for approval in May a government services spokesman said yesterday. Neil Osier executive director of project management said in an interview that if approved tenders for the new building would probably be called in late fall with construction to begin shortly afterwards. The building to be used for provincial judges criminal courts would be constructed behind the existing Law courts building on Broadway. Osier said the building which was announced in april 1980, would be three storeys High and House 20 courtrooms As Well As judges offices and other court facilities. Osier said the new building will be connected to the existing Law courts building by an above ground link. Their designs will be integrated. Two years for construction construction would take about two years to Complete he said. The design work costing is being done by number 10 architectural group with a users committee made up of judges and a representative of the attorney general s department acting As advisors Osier said. Two million dollars has been budgeted for construction in 1981. The new courthouse is the second stage in the Mulli Iii in development of judicial facilities in he Brawl Wev former ism building at 373 Broadway was year to accommodate 10 provincial judges courts. Cost of work including Purchase totalled million. Government services minister Warner Jorgenson has said stages three and four of the program Call for renovations to the Law courts building followed by the vacant land titles building. Family and juvenile courts would be moved into 373 Roadway and a correctional remand Centre constructed possibly on the site of the existing Central provincial garage across the Street from the Law courts. Osier said the final design of the new Law courts building is eing completed and is to be ready for presentation to the Cabinet in late May ;