Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 6, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free july 1981 Potash brings towns desires to the surface continued from Page 1 Farmer whose land became Home for heir for Susan whose is distantly related to that original 1882 the pot Ash Boom is a matter of what do you do about it she theres but we cant Stop can we i think till bring in a and for years we tried to keep that out of that one thing i that would give it a different atmosphere and a lot of Young people Are led astray by those Mcauley said the mine also comes too late for most Young locals whole left to find work they wont come Back just because a mine the marginal farming nature of the Potash loaded Sand and the moderate Impact on Saskatchewan towns of the nearby Rocanville mine years has tipped the scale in favor of the she we just considered that wasteland up there Good for she we didst know there was a Fortune underneath closer to the Crown Pas Ture where three test holes were drilled last year and five More Are planned this the Farmers main com plaint is inc is offering peanuts for Mineral they want us to pretty near give it to said George who owns 350 head of cattle and acres both East and West of Highway there int enough Money just an we have 700 acres of Mineral rights within two Miles of the pasture and in convinced there Worth a lot More Money than these big that the Way they but theres no Way were going to part with a Cou ple have sold but most Bill Stewart gave inc the option to Purchase the rights to his Hal Section North of Mcauley for an acre about Throe like Hes waiting for inc to increase its but Hes not too some Farmers Souh of the Community pasture also worry that a planned car Spur line and new roads into the min site will disrupt their its a big concern with said Harvey who owns a Section near the Sand depending on where they sink the it could Cut my farm in added one of the few vocal critics of the not a to Hiiva far Asim for myself it hut its bound to make employment for some younger somebody to bothered with a Railroad going through then and were Gnu to More traffic and thai it help 1 live along the Mam Road and we have 40 trucks go by Here hauling Potash from Milton who manages the Crown fears the traffic and construction activity will ruin the Graz ing land for about 70 stockmen who use it if i had a place to id leave he but i Haven heard too Many say some would like the town to stay the Way it but most think it will bring them Amie who farms parcels both East and West of the Highway while serving As the Rural municipality of archives said the rail line cause too Many worries be cause it will be fenced and Only eight or nine Kilometres added Jim a former Rural municipality councillor who turned Over six quarters of land to son Glen when he moved to town i think people would put up with a Little i Conven Hudon said the farm Community around Mcauley is quite Young and Many Welcome mine jobs to supple ment their incomes in a time of ruinous interest some already commute to the Rocanville he i for one am looking for a Job and i know some of my neighbors Are said Huntley whose 10quarter farm lies 90 metres from where three test holes will be dug this theres quite a few in their 30s who were farming a Section or so five years ago and that was a goo sized but with today that hardly enough to exist agreed smart till certainly help keep Young people theres nothing Here to keep them Farmer Richard said the Rush for jobs has blinded some to the effects on older All the Farmers want is a its going to help the younger fellas looking for but till give the older ones a few sleepless while Hudon said everybody is thinking positively about the he acknowledged that some concerns May have been glossed there looking at the benefits and maybe not the he therell be you cant dump a Bunch of men into a place without something but we Hope there wont be too said Reeve of Wallace municipality to the South therell be a certain number of transients in construction and people dont want them but i dont think anyone Hus any fears about that right Huntley a former Rural municipality said most of the towns elderly Are pretty open mind de about the need for i know there concerned that if the sewer system and other services have to be expanded that they wont be taxed out of their own he but if the people making the big dollars pay for what they till be i think till save our said we cant get any smaller without wiping us off the three ranks of protected by move on missile throwing rioters yesterday in live pools Toxteth ambulances disrupted at Hospital for elderly continued from Page 1 to a Hospital for the rioters allowed one ambulance at a time through to the Hospital to ferry elderly patients away from the threatened earlier rioters took a dozen milk trucks from a City depot and drove them Down a major Street toward police scattering broken eggs and potatoes across the witnesses the violence in Britain sixth Lar Gest City followed fierce Street fighting Friday night in London Between White skinhead youths and authorities said 120 87 of them police were injured in those riots in the Southall Twenty four people were released on bail yesterday on charges stemming from the chief Constable Kenneth Oxford said the Liverpool violence was unrelated to the West London race the most of them ethnic West Flung bottles and Gaso line bombs at they set on blew up a construction to d looted several including a liquor a car rental firm and an electrical witnesses As firefighters battled to put out blazing hijacked cars behind police about 40 More youths ran from a City housing development throwing rocks and stones at an advancing column of 200 although some of the officers were protected by riot Shields and residents reported seeing Many Limp away with blood pouring Down their faces or Oxford said most of the youths in yesterdays rioting ranged in age from 12 to the Early 20s and that the younger ones regarded the flare up As a huge Broadbent says split not new vote on Constitution wont hamper Leader claims continued from Page i loses before the but will in any Case have less support on other Feder a provincial issues As Broadbent tries to neutralize the substantial minority bloc in his Broadbent said yesterday he sees no comparison Between the 37 per cent of delegates who voted against his constitutional position and the 33 per cent of tories who voted against opposition Leader Joe Clark earlier this delegates voted on a different ques he nip discussion on the Constitution was sometimes Fuller and Franker than All of us Broad Bent but disputes Over the Constitution do not translate to questions of party Broadbent said he does not expect that opponent factions in the party will give up their fight in the Early fun Andy Blick Winnipeg Frel press a situation confirmed yester Day by Saskatchewan Premier Allan but Broadbent said the High tone and Quality of debate plus the Chance to state publicly party have changed the nature of divisions within the Broadbent said the 37percent bloc in his party will not hamper his parliamentary asked if he will now be forced to consult various factions before making Broadbent said my answer in the Basic sense is he qualified that by pointing out that in parliament the government of the Day largely sets the Agenda for opposition when a measure comes opposition parties must Deal with it in a matter of if not he said at a press conference shortly before the party acclaimed him yesterday to an other two year term at the Broadbent said the modified East West split within his party is not a new and it is partly mitigated by a successful marriage of Western and consumer interest in a Compromise Energy Resolution passed by the the polarity was weakened by and Manitoba delegates who overwhelmingly supported Ottawa constitutional he it was not an East West but there was a Prairie split if you from the rest of the Nystrom denied in an interview with the free press that he is working on a leadership i know some people Are saying that there is some kind of hidden Nystrom i want to keep saying there is no hidden Agen Nystrom said the reason he took his opposition course is that he feels deeply and strongly about the the party sent other signals that it is of two minds on party it reelected Churchill my Rod Murphy Strong Broadbent Backer to the party Federal Council As a Vic president with nys As an opponent subject to a protest still got the delegates also elected As party president Tony Yukon new Democrat Leader in the territorial Over John a former my and a 1975 leadership Peikett got 664 votes to Hartley the latter backed Nystrom publicly while Peikett was less har Ney represents the militant left caucus of the party which has thrown most of its support behind Nystrom and the David jul Histon of car to tight works farmlands on both sides of Canad United states wheat Board system says Enorth Dakota resident Coniti ibid i rom Page f Bill 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