Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 27, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free press. Saturday june 27, 1981 there s More action than this at Miami mule Days ranked with the Calgary Stampede hot dog we be a big 4 of Canada s Best 100 by Tom Goldstein Manitoban have been accused of having an inferiority Complex. Well Chuck it we have the Best zoo the Best Art gallery the Best Cross country ski trails the Best hot dogs in Canada. That s according to a nationwide Survey of Canada s Best 100 published in today s Issue of today Magazine. Readers were asked in March to nominate Canada s Best and a list was compiled with the help of experts across the country. What counted most was not the number of nominations but How eloquently they argued their today s Judy Stoffman said. Those voted the Best included d Winnipeg s Assiniboine Park zoo record of born Here births is High the care of the Resi dents just grand and the whole thing is free. The spacious Well groomed picnic areas and playgrounds never give the visitor a crowded Jim and Judy Buck Edmonton wrote. D Winnipeg Art gallery the Many projects it carries on despite financial constraint and for the High Quality of its shows and exhibits Cou pled with a Light handed approach to its educational function. The Cross country ski trails around flin flon particularly the 25-Kilometre Katim Avik Trail to Bak ers Narrows Park. D Lockport s half Moon drive inn s hot dogs the deluxe or the Louie. We expect some controversy these Aren t carved in Stone at Ross Robertson today s communications director said. He wondered Why a Toronto establishment would be picked As Canada s Best fish restaurant when St. Johns nfld., has the Best fish and chips Vancouver Island Best crab and Nova Scotia Best lobster. We stand by our Stoff Man added. Even if those choices include Ottawa s Rideau bakery Rye bread Over Winnipeg s City bread Rye or la ranges sask., View of the Northern lights being better than Chur chills or sunsets in Climax sask., being Superior to those in Manitoba where else can i see a vast mural of lakes Trees water painted on the evening mrs. E. Rosamond of Bredwardine wrote in nominating Manitoba s sunsets. Hamilton s festival of friends is better than Fol Lorama come on. It s Fol Lorama s popular it s distinctly Canadian in that just about All of the ethnic groups Are represented that make up this land of ours especially Winnipeg and finally it boasts Over a million Jac Queline waldner of Winnipeg wrote. The actual number of categories nominated for the Best 100 exceeds the 100 Mark. Stoffman said some nominations simply could not be rated example How do you judge the Best drinking but Back to drinking water. Doreen Lindquist of Thompson praised our relatively unpolluted Northern water ways something that most people take for granted but greatly appreciated other things Manitoban have to be proud of include the Manitoba Marathon cause of volunteers co operation efficiency Charity health facilities participation says Orest Kinase sch of Winnipeg. D the Souris swinging Bridge it is known worldwide the longest in Canada brings Money to the town As a tourist attraction you meet Many wonderful people who come to see it. Souris is celebrating its 100th birth Day in says mrs. D. Stephen son of guess where. The Miami Manitoba mule Derby Only mule Derby in Canada. It gets bigger and better each says Alice Willimett of Miami. Manitoban Are not entirely chauvinistic and inward looking. We re Well travelled and know a Good thing when we see one even if it is in another province. Canada s Best truck Stop Accord ing to today is Gerry s truck Stop in Britt ont. John Cullen of Winnipeg nominated the establishment. Anne Fairley of Winnipeg says the Marshlands inn in Sackville . A member of the Best 100 As the Best Small hotel just a wonderful nurses Are less feminist than ads study Conklin worker charged with cheating a sideshow attendant at the red River exhibition has been charged with cheating at play for allegedly fixing a game to make it More difficult for players to win a prize. A Winnipeg police vice department spokesman said yesterday the Atten Dant 26, who ran a sideshow game which involved trying to Knock Over milk bottles with a baseball is alleged to have weighed Down some of the bottles to make them More difficult to Knock Over. The attendant an employee of conk Lin shows was charged thursday after an investigation by undercover Detec Tives. The Man who lives in the Toronto area appeared in court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to the charge. A trial Date was set for oct. 31 in provincial judges court in Winnipeg. The charge of cheating at play an offence under the criminal code of Canada carries a maximum penalty of two years imprisonment. Weather provincial Toronto the winning ticket number in yesterday s weekly provincial lottery is 6610131. There also Are subsidiary prizes. Our mistake a Story in some editions yesterday said wrongly that Walter Dinsdale progressive conservative member of parliament for Brandon Souris had served As a mayor and member of the provincial legislature before his election As an my. In fact it was Dinsdale s father who had been mayor of Brandon and an la. The Story also wrongly identified Dinsdale s first constituency As Brandon Manitoba. In fact it was Brandon. By Nancy Birks Manitoba physicians As a group Are More feminist than nurses a University of Manitoba study has found. The study conducted by Psychia try prof. Pierre Leichner nurse Elaine Mccrimmon and psychologist Dan about Mani Toba health care professionals on their sex role beliefs. The study was conducted in response to accusations from feminists that traditional views among health care professionals particularly physicians contribute to a High rate of depression and drug addiction among women. Forty three per cent of the proves included physicians nurses psychologists social workers occupational and physiotherapists answered the Survey. As a group the health care profess Ion does t appear to be More traditional than the average population. If anything they seem to be less Leichner said in an interview. The project had two objectives to determine the sex role ideology of health care professionals As a whole and the ideological differences among these groups he said. Mccrimmon said As a nurse she was not surprised the study found the nursing profession More traditional than physicians. I think nursing is a very traditional profession and although women Are seen As More feminist than males i think it is due to the role they nurses take in their profession. Also the More education you have the More aware you tend to be of the issues in Survey responses were adjusted statistically to show ideological differences according to profession alone. An increase in age is associated with More traditional views. Women As a group tend to be More feminist than men. Without adjusting for sex and age a Sample of nurses would appear More feminist than physicians because nurses Are predominately female and younger on average than physicians. Respondents were asked to indicate agreement disagreement or indifference to 37 statements about what roles men and women should take. One of the statements for example said a wife s activities in the Community should complement her Hus band s Survey analysis found social workers and psychologists were the most Femi nist groups followed by in order of descending feminism occupational therapists physiotherapists physic ians registered psychiatric nurses registered nurses and licensed practical nurses. Licensed practical nurses were significantly less feminist than any of the other Leichner said. Within the medical profession psychiatrists were significantly More Fem Inist than family practitioners surgeons obstetricians and said a report written by Leichner. 4 since this was an Anonymous and voluntary Survey it is impossible to assess to what degree the Sample of professionals that responded Are truly representative of the Over All Popula Leichner said the study Sheds no Light on How a group s dominant beliefs about male female roles might affect patient care. I lawyer faces breach of Trust theft charges City lawyer Ronald Garth Carbert has been charged with one count each of criminal breach of Trust and theft involving a mortgage. Carbert and invest ments Ltd., were charged by the ramp s commercial crime Section june 15. Both were remanded for a week yesterday on first appearance in provincial judges court. The criminal breach of Trust charge alleges Carbert and the company being trustees of a mortgage converted All or part of it to their own use and the use of another person which was not authorized by the the theft charge alleges the two accused stole the offences Are alleged to have occurred Between March 20, 1979, and aug. Under the criminal code of Canada criminal breach of Trust is punishable by a maximum of 14 years in prison while theft carries a maximum 10-year term. Winnipeg area forecast sunny today with brisk southerly winds this afternoon. High near 28. Low tonight near 15. Variable cloudiness tomorrow with occasional showers or thundershowers. Brisk Northwest winds in the afternoon with a High near 26. Extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba Cloudy periods sunday mainly sunny monday and tuesday. Temperatures near Normal readings of 24 and 12. Northern Manitoba variable cloudiness with occasional showers sunday mainly sunny monday and tuesday. Temperatures near Normal readings of 22 and 9. Northwestern Ontario Cloudy periods with occasional show ers sunday mainly sunny monday and tuesday. Tempera Tures near Normal readings of 22 and 10. Temperatures Canada and the world deaths classified death National Victoria. Vancouver. Cala Arv. Edmonton. Regina. Wynn Long. Thompson. Kenora. Brandon. Dauphin. Thunder Bay. Toronto. Ottawa. Montreal. Halifax. International Chicago. Minneapolis. New York. Boston. Amsterdam. Athens. Berlin. Helsinki. 11 26 25 22 23 20 24 23 21 25 26 26 17 28 27 29 36 21 35 18 13 resort spots Angeles Clear 26 Las vegas Clear 43 Phoenix air. 46 Honolulu Tair Tampa fair. Miami fair Bermuda fair Nassau thunderstorm Kingston Cloudy. Barbados partly Cloudy. Havana Cloudy. 32 Winnipeg temperature comparisons Max. Man. Mean june 26. 25.4 last year. 19.9 9.3 Normal. 25.0 11.7 highest on record 36.1 in 1900 lowest on record 0.6 in 1897 precipitation total Tor april 1 to june 25 124.5 Millimetres. Normal 159.8mm. William 78, husband of Iris Ewan Pacific Avenue Tow Angele Pearl 59, of Alfred Leon. 75. Of Germany widower of Foster Margaret Lorna 75, 329 St. Anne s road., suite 5, widow of Spike Foster. Alexander. 80. Of Elizabeth 83, Avenue. Suite 1 the swedish Canadian Clarence Leslie. Winnipeg formerly of 973 Carter Avenue and Altona widow of of Eva t. Giesbrecht. Ernest Henry Clarence Francis 374 Smithfield husband of Ethel Hodg of Olive Florence Anna John 66, of Vancouver formerly Leola Street husband of wife of a Oryshyn. Thomas Robert Herbert 87, 54, of heading Ley Elizabeth Hospital Winnipeg widower of of Jean Lavi Neway. Mckay Elizabeth 53, of 37 Alexander 79, Hazel Alexina Booth drive suite widow of Osborne b. Par of Lilian Joseph Colin Barbara 65. Mary Ellen 86. 23 Donald Nicholas 69, of 777 of Sandy Bay son Avenue. And Donalda John. 78. Of Anderson Avenue for 17.7 Mary of of Western Ukraine of Lloyd a. Of Effie Wolchanski. Peter of 1006 Darka 91, of Central Streel suite 14, husband of Helen Emery. Ewankevich Paul 46, Lodge Winnipeg formerly of 281 Jamison Avenue widow of Nicholas Unick. Public notice Spring inventory liquidation june 25 30 in an Effort to reduce an Overstock situation s b wholesale footwear has elected to conduct an immediate inventory liquidation to be head thursday june 25 until tuesday june 30. The hours of Sale will be . To . Excepting sunday june 28 when the hours of Sale will be noon until lasted below Are Many of the Brand names to be featured at prices reduced from 30% to Nickels jazz Bootlegger Andrew Geller lady verde Caressa North stars pamper Santana Mikelos crayons menage Rohde Franca hang ten St George Bug Gati Renwick Sassy remo master Craft Artel Jarman Nunn Bush Geronino Playboy Frye boots Gorilla Unico Cherokee Katerina Excel Rapisardi Julianelli Vigevano Peeples this inventory liquidation is open to the general Public and will offer Price reductions never available in a High fashion outlet. This is wot a going out of business Sale. This event is intended solely to reduce an Overstock in inventory. Spring inventory liquidation thurs., june 25 tues., june 30 . . Sun., june 28, noon . For this occasion Only All sales will be final we look Forward to serving you. B. Scharfstein president s b wholesale footwear Ltd. 75 Albert Street 943-9700 the City of Winnipeg lots for Sale Sale of City owned land for the purpose of providing an incentive for Low cos housing in the Core area. The City of Winnipeg is continuing its program of offering for Sale Resi denial building Sites for the purpose of the purchaser constructing a sin Gle family thereon. The lot lowing described six building Sites Are offered for Sale under the provi Sions of the Low Cost housing Gram. . 81 150 24.8 frontage x 78.28 in depth located on the South Side of Alex Ander Avenue Between Ellen Anc Isabel streets of House no. 426 Alexander Avenue. Parcel 4. . 81 151 24.8 frontage x 78.28 in depth located on the South Side of Alex Ander Avenue Between Ellen and Isabel streets East of House Nas. Alexander Avenue. Parcel 5. . 81 -152 24.9 frontage x 78.28 in depth located on the South Side of Alex Ander Avenue Between Ellen and Isabel streets Between House nos. 418 and parcel 6. . 81-153 24 frontage x 113.5 in depth located on the South Side of Avenue Between Ellen and Isabel streets Between House nos. And parcel 10. . 81 -154 30 frontage x 124.15 in depth located on the Easl Side of Anna Bella Street North of Sutherland Avenue South of House no 149 parcel 14. . 81 -155 irregular approximately 40 front age 62.65 at the rear 78.3 in depth located at the Southwest Cor Ner of Alexander Avenue and Isabel Street. Parcel 18. The Sites Are being offered subject to the terms and conditions set out in the offer to Purchase forms and instructions to intending Purchas ers i offers must be sealed and marked sealed offer . 81 with the applicant s name and address on he outside of the envelope and made Only on forms provided by the City accompanied by a Cheque equal to 10% of the Purchase Price or the sum of whichever is the greater amount together with a set of plans showing site plan floor plan and Street elevations of the loosed dwelling. Application forms instructions to intending purchasers particulars of he Sites and terms of Purchase May w obtained from the purchasing department main floor civic entre. 5io main Street. Offers to Purchase the Sites will be Ece tved by the director of Purchas no up to . Tuesday. July 28th, 1981. All offer to Purchase forms will be Ecel Ved subject to the City s re serve Sid of on each parcel of and. Or any in format ton you require concern Long the terms and Condi ions of the application forms. Please phone or. G. H. Akins. 985 ".228. The highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. No commission payable by the City on the Sale of these parcels of land. Or. R. A. Ristock director of purchasing Traylon building civic Centre 510 main Street Winnipeg Manitoba r3b 1b9 ;