Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 2, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free press saturday. May parents faced with choosing summer Camp Andy Blicq school Bells will soon ringing for the last time until september and Chil Dren across the City will turning their thoughts from science projects to summer Camp. Parents however will faced with choosing the Best Camp and squeezing the expense into the family budget. The Manitoba camping association has a list of accredited facilities in the province for parents trying to choose a Good Camp for their children. Information on available camping experiences can obtained from the Manitoba camping association office 1700 Ellice Avenue said Terry Burk Halter president of the association. Accredited Camps Only children who qualify for financial help from the Sunshine fund attend Only those Camps accredited or which have applied for accreditation the association Burkhalter said. To retain certification Camps must visited once every three years a standards committee. Burkhalter recommends that parents choose a summer Camp that is accredited the association. Parents Are assured All the work is done that needs to he said. Waterfront and general safety Are particularly critical Burkhalter said. There Are some Camps that Are not accredited who sort of fudge in these he said. If something were to go wrong it would reflect badly on All Camps he said. Accredited Camps must meet mini red shield Campaign has begun the salvation army s annual red shield fund raising Campaign began yesterday and will continue in Winni Peg for the rest of the month. This year s objective is up approximately from last year. A residential Blitz is to take place tues Day. Organizers expect one third of this year s objective to achieved the volunteers who will canvass the City on that Day. Ail donations raised during the red shield Appeal Campaign Are used to operate the 26 services the salvation army maintains in the City. These include the Harbour Light Centre the league of mercy the Golden West Centennial Lodge and the Linden View residence for Young mothers. Mum specifications in the areas of safety health administration transportation leadership personnel and programming Burkhalter said. There Are a Large number of different types of accredited Camps which parents May choose from. Here Are some examples Myca Camp Stephens one of the oldest resident Camps in existence it was established in this Camp on Lake of the Woods offers a program revolving around Voyageur and Pioneer themes. Experiences for children Between eight and 15 years include Pioneer life and skills special theme Days barn dances Canoe and overnight excursions crafts singing campfires and other programs. Day Camp Myca Camp Manitou for boys and girls Between the Ages is four and 11, this Day Camp is located along the Assiniboine River just West of Winni Peg activities include swimming sing songs theme Days campfires hikes handicrafts canoeing and other pro Grams. This Camp also offers an integrated program for handicapped children. Manitoba Pioneer Camp located on islands in the Northwest Corner of Lake of the Woods this Camp offers Short and Long Canoe trips a full red Cross aquatic program and other sports arts and crafts and wilderness activities. The Camp provides a spiritual emphasis in its program and is open to children Between the Ages of eight and 16. Camp Ames located on Lake Winnipeg and operated the Mission Camp society this Camp offers a wide variety of programs including a wilderness ranch Camp advanced Manship Camp Canoe trip Camp out Post Camp and leadership training program. Campers Are part of a Christian living environment. Caddy Lake Camp for girls seven years and older this Camp operated the girl guides of Canada is located on Caddy Lake in White Shell provincial Park. Depending on the child s age activities include cookouts hikes Handi crafts badge work Archery canoeing out trips and other programs. Wilderness adventure this program run the Myca offers challenging Canoe tripping for boys and tween the Ages of 12 and 17. The program offers individuals a series of progressive experiences in Canoe tripping culminating Only for those with considerable Canoe tripping experience in six week trips in Northern Ontario Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Job counsellors Barb Coleman left and Corrine Patuski entertained students lined up outside the Canada employment comic Relief Centre for students 460 main Street yesterday. The lineup of students looking for summer jobs formed at . Assistant managing editor Mackay among Southam Fellowship winners Douglas Mackay assistant manag ing editor of the free press is one of five Canadian journalists awarded 1981-82 Southam fellowships provid ing eight months of study at the univer sity of Toronto starting in september. The awards also go to Bernard Descoteaux 33, a Quebec press gallery reporter with Devoir of Montreal Susan Mackenzie 38, a news editor with the Kitchener Waterloo record Susan Riley 33, a reporter with the Ottawa Bureau of Maclean s Magazine and Judith Timson 30, a free Lance journalist in Toronto. Fellowship recipients will spend from next september to May 1982 in any faculty of the University of Toronto at fund honors dead student a scholarship fund is being established in memory of a 17-year-old University of Winnipeg collegiate student killed in a motorcycle Accident 25. Donations to the fund May sent to the John Henry Zuczek or. Scholarship fund John Vanderstoel Dean of the University of Winnipeg collegiate 515 Portage Avenue Winnipeg. Contributions will used to establish a perpetuating scholarship said a spokesman for the fund. The graduate or undergraduate level. They take no examinations and receive no degrees or diplomas. The fellowships pay tuition the Fel Low s regular Gross salary for the eight month University year and transportation costs for winners and their families to come to Toronto. Mackay 31, a native of Winnipeg joined the free press As a reporter in 1970 and became assistant managing editor in 1978. He plans to spend the eight months studying videotex two Way television and its Likely Impact on future news gathering and distribution. Descoteaux born in Ste. Monique que., got his Start in journalism in 1969 with la unix do l est in Granby. He joined Demir in 1974. Mackenzie born in St. Thomas out., began her career As a part time reporter with the Aylmer express. She also worked at the St. Thomas times Jour Nal and the Globe and mail before moving to the record in 1971. Riley an Ottawa native began with the Oakville journal record in 1968. Before joining Maclean s in 1980, she worked at several newspapers including the Victoria times and the Ottawa citizen. Timson born in Toronto was a re Porter for the Star from 1971 to 1976. She joined Maclean s staff in 1976 and became a free Lance writer in 1979. Mackay to study videotex weather City Calendar professor Carolyn Moynihan of Georgetown University Washington will give a lecture on families of re marriage old triangles new players at . Thursday May 7 in the Multi purpose room of St. Andrew s place 425 Elgin Avenue. Prof. Moynihan will conduct a two Day workshop at the University of Manitoba. For further details Contact Irene Iwanchuk of the continuing education Divi Sion 541 University Centre. Judge sex. Kimelman of the provincial family court will speak on the problem with children at . Thursday May 7 in Salisbury school gym 795 Prince Rupert Street. . Athletes Wear run for fun provincial the winning ticket number in Friday s weekly provincial lottery is 2505862. There Are also subsidiary prizes. Winnipeg area forecast mainly sunny today with moderate southerly winds develop ing this afternoon. High near 16. Low tonight near 3. Sunny with Cloudy intervals tomorrow and a High 20 to 23. Extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba mainly sunny sunday and monday mostly Cloudy tuesday with scattered showers. Tempera Tures near Normal readings of 15 and 2. Northern Manitoba showers sunday Clearing monday increasing Cloud tuesday. Warm sunday but falling Back to seasonable temperatures of 11 and -2 monday and tuesday. Northwestern Ontario showers sunday sunny monday increasing Cloud tuesday. Temperatures above Normal sunday but falling Back to Normal of 13 and 1 monday. Temperatures Canada and the world deaths classified death National Victoria. Vancouver. Calgary. Edmonton. Re Gina Winnipeg. Thompson. Kenora. Brandon. Dauphin. Thunder Bay. Toronto. Ottawa Montreal. Halifax International Chicano. Minneapolis. New York. Boston Amsterdam. Al nuns. Berlin Helsinki. Lisbon. London. Madrid. 71 10 4 11 10 19 Max. Win. Moscow. 7 2 Paris. 17 10 Rome. 22 5 Stockholm. L -2 Tel Aviv. 20 10 resort spots los Angelos fair 2j 16 Las vegas Clear 37 28 Patio enl Cloudy 36 26 Honolulu partly Cloudy 29 21 Tampa Clear 29 21 Miami Clear. 32 23 Bermuda partly Cloudy 23 19 Nassau fair 29 20 Kingston partly Cloudy 32 25 Barbados partly Cloudy 30 24 Havana partly Cloudy 29 23 Winnipeg temperature comparisons Max. Man. Mean May i 10.8 -0.3 s.3 last year. 29.2 i.4 18.8 Normal. 13.9 1.7 7.8 highest on record 29.2 in 1980 i Oscil on record in 1958 precipitation total for april 1 to april 30 12.7 Millimetres. Normal 36.8mm. Bartlett James 62. Of 210 Evanson a reef. Brooking William 84. Of Treherne. Burns William Wallace 58. Of 711 Regent Avenue West suite 4, Hus band of Helen Burns. Smyk. John Richard. 57, of Sioux Lookout on. Husband of Marjorie Chyko. Clarke Brian of mattock husband of Earla Clarke. Clarke Earla. Of Matlock. Wife of Brian Clarke. Clayton Isabelle Jessie 86. Of Kelowna. . Formerly of Winnipeg widow of Harold Clayton. Cotton Elsie Margaret 81, of 1867 Assiniboine Avenue widow of George Leslie cot Ion. Cramp Alice. 87. Of Eriks Dale. Daley. Elleston 50. Of 50 Sawchuck Bay. Husband of Edris Daley. Darowski. John. 86. Of Roblin. Widower of Mary Darowski. Dyck Heinrich 69. Husband of Anna Dyck. Fedorak Nick b., 77. Of 475 Hamilton Avenue Hus band of Una May act Lora. Friesen Aron 52. Of 192 Talbot Avenue. Friesen Peter j., 56, of Fried Onsruth husband of Tina Friesen. Ginter Helen 57, wife of John. Harrison Henry Alexander. 56.of Stonewall husband of Letha Harrison. Herzog Adolph. 74, Hus band of Mae Herzog. Jackson Mabel m., widow of Charles Jackson. Jansen Steve 63. Of 491 St. Charles Street husband of Connie Jansen. Kaiser Mary Christine 97. Of Starbuck widow of John w. Kaiser. Macdonald Paul. 61. Of Victoria husband of Joan Macoonald. James Jamie Stuart of 62 Harwood cres cent husband of Ruth Valerie Machan. Miller Frank Jacob 53. Of Delta c. Husband of Jen Nie Miller. Muyot Rogina. 80. Of Tondo. Manila. The Philip Pines. Orr Leslie Gallaghar of re Gina husband of Marjorie Orr. Thom John Hastie. 75, of 21 Crestwood Crescent. Mayonce John Albert. 65, of 1901 Selkirk Avenue Hus band of Nellie Mayonce. Entry deadline May 17, 1981 10 pm course Assiniboine Park through Wellington cres. In consideration of your my this entry. I Tho no Frocy Waie and release a rants and claims for myself and heirs Agama the run for fun. Athletes Wear Manitoba runners association. City of province of Manitoba and any other sponsors and organi Zers and their representatives. Successors and assigns for in jury or illness which nay directly or indirectly result fron my participation. I an in proper physical t condition to participate in this event t also give permission or the tree use of my name and picture in any broadcast Tele cast. Or other account of this signature of runner ii under 18 Parent or guardian. As a safely measure runners 1l years old or younger must run with an adult. If engr and is 11 or younger indicate name of adult competitor registered or run. Formerly Tribune run for fun . Sunday May 24, 1981 Winnipeg Man. Over s5000 in awards and random merchandise prizes mail to the registrar run for fun 145 Market ave. Entry Winnipeg Man. R3b 1c5 Cim t first name i initial Street address on Date of birth i i i note waiver must signed time in last 10 pm run or. Min. Sec entry category fee single family 87.50 it shirts each put Quantity in boxes s Al. Do not Send Cash total amount enclosed h Memble old family Nyiry must add Citrin i ;