Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 25, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Just arrived microwave accessories to make microwave cooking easier than Ever resists Chipping and breakage. Smooth surface a round Corners. Easy to clean. Lightweight. Thermo plastic withstands High temperatures. Dishwasher Safe. Won t stain or Discolour. ,95 bowl r dome Baklun Platter not included hot dog cooker liquid cooker Micro one revers fish Ible oven in rack Model 6645 1295 microwave meal rack Model ps-3 18 95 3qt. Batter bowl 795 choose from Winnipeg s largest selection of microwave ovens. From Cook books Richard Deacon s microwave cookery general electric Cook Book 1595 50044 the cart Iod contempt 139 solid Hardwood contemporary styling in oiled finish. Perfect 1 for Kitchen Pool or Patio. Fournier turnabout swivel base for microwaves 11 95 Mic Roette Corn Popper no. 497 j. 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Sam Sinclair president of the Alberta Metis federation said if this room was filled with 300 Oil Industry mag nates instead of just Iso delegates to the conference Axworthy would have been similar criticism was repeated by Manitoba and Saskatchewan representatives at the meeting being held Here this week. The association is made up of native employment coordinators native businessmen representatives of Indian band and tribal councils and Metis organizations. It lobbies government and business in an Effort to improve opportunities for native workers in the Prairie provinces and the Northwest territories. Pressure of business Axworthy was represented by Les province Voisey acting director general of can Ada employment in Saskatchewan and the minister s native employment policy adviser. Voisey said Axworthy was delayed in Ottawa because of the pressure of Voisey said the Canadian work Force is expected to grow but Only at two per cent annually through the 1980s. The number of Young persons coming on the Job Market is expected to decrease. However the numbers of native per sons looking for jobs is expected to go up by 20 per cent and the number of women by 70 per cent he said. Voisey also noted that there Are expected to be More than new jobs in the West during the 80s. Manitoba and Alberta delegates pointed to the seriously High Levels of unemployment on Many Indian re serves and Metis communities. They said the jobless rate ranged from 75 per cent and even As High As 30 per cent in some instances. Voisey cited Ottawa s attempts to implement its affirmative action policy which Aims at assisting native people women and handicapped per sons to find an equal Opportunity on the labor Market. The idea of a natural native absorption into the Industrial work Force does not he said. He cited the Foothills pipeline corporation where department and company officials had worked out a manpower policy to insure High native employment. A similar program is in effect at Esso resources Ltd. And the sync rude project at fort Mcmurray. Dying slow death Sonny Ballantyne of the Keewatin tribal Council of Northern Manitoba said affirmative action in this prov Ince is dying a slow Ballantyne said that he had Learned from his experience in the mining Industry it was Bull to expect companies to implement contracts without some push from the government Voisey replied that the United states had tried to implement a similar pro Gram by legislation without too much Success. He said Canada s voluntary not mandatory approach would be More successful in the Long run. Sale fri., june 26 sat., june 27 selected top shoes Watt shorts singlets swimwear to shirts phidippides1 sports Winnipeg s running Headquarters 926 Grosvenor at Stafford ate smokers n Ottawa up a Mon Treal doctor has come out with a new mouthwash that works in reverse to help peo ple Stop smoking. Or. William Najjar of the Medinet research Centre Ltd. Says the mouthwash sold under the name Tab Anil works like any other Mouth Wash in non smokers. But introduce a puff of cigarette smoke and the re sult is hardly fresh breath and a clean taste in the Mouth. It reacts immediately negatively and Najjar says. Its lasting effect will make the thought of a second or third drag As Welcome As Shin a spokesman for the Feder Al health department says Tab Anil is the latest i a series of chewing Gums lozenges and mouthwashes de signed to make smoking unpleasant. What do you think about the Kildonan corridor study Why this study who is involved on March 4. 1981, the Winnipeg City Council approved a preliminary de sign study for a major thoroughfare known As the Kildonan corridor be tween Mcphillips Street and Lagimodiere Boulevard. The objectives of the study Are to 1. Develop alternatives and recon 1 emendations for the Kildonan Cor Ridor. 2. Determine the environmental impacts of the corridor and recommend measures to minimize these effects. The study will include a Public participation program to ensure Ade quate input from people who Are affected by the corridor. A review will be of the need for the corridor. Alternative solutions will be evaluated by such factors As Community and environmental impacts staging level of service and capital Cost. Community concerns the study is designed to Deal with the following major concerns which the study team recognizes Are shared by most citizens traffic congestion people experience delays during Busy periods of the Day travelling Between work and Home. Access across the red River in the Northern part of the City is often circuitous be cause of the limited number of River Crossings which add to the general congestion. Environmental concerns the Roadway will affect some of those who live near it through changes in noise air Quality and personal privacy. The effect of the corridor on those living nearby will be considered in developing recommendations which will enable the transportation needs of the area to be met in an acceptable manner. A study team of consultants experienced in this work has been retained by the City of Winnipeg. Underwood Mclellan Ltd. Will Lead a Multi disciplinary team of specialists who will undertake a Public participation pro Gram conduct engineering and functional planning studies and investigate environmental issues. Staff from this team will be working in the corridor area during the summer. This study team will be working with a project team from the streets and transportation department and the environmental planning department of the City of Winnipeg. The interested Public is invited to contribute their ideas and suggestions by responding to publications. Open houses and planning work shops with group leaders. What is the study schedule june announcement of the study with an invitation for individuals and groups to indicate their interest. July open House for the interested How can you contribute members of the Public. Technical studies by the study team. August planning workshop with group leaders to review the results to Date and preview work in Progress concerning alternative solutions to the issues identified. Further technical studies. September Public open houses and planning workshop with group leaders to discuss and evaluate alternatives. October report incorporating the results of the technical studies and Public response to the alternatives. City of Winnipeg Complete and mail the tear off Coupon so we know what you think about this project. Come to an open House and talk with us about this study. Follow news coverage in the Media. Discuss this project with friends Neighbours and groups you belong to. Look for future announcements when further stages of the study Are ready for your comments and suggestions. For further information on this study Call Ron Fromson chief planner Underwood Mclellan Ltd. At 284-0580. Open House Winnipeg convention Centre room 11 thursday july 9 come and talk with us. We want to have your comments questions and suggestions Early in the study. Drop in any time 2 .-9 . general what do you think of the proposed Kildonan corridor support it a undecided h comments questions and suggestions opposed ii i i please Tell us where you live so we can sort the results by area. Name if you i Telephone please mail within a week to corridor study team Underwood Mclellan Ltd. 1479 Buffalo place Winnipeg Manitoba r3t1l7 ;