Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 5, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba The trouble in our schools Carters artificial limbs Al Simmons Isalt Braun Homta Landtr mouse House exciting september Bible Camp hot seat fun a Firbie stir to Tor has Teea i Tolg a elec trip hat mat to due Urage t Cliff Dit Ettta of the red Rock Bible said the hot a fun thing was used several times ing the last two years to deter staff members from breaking certain particularly those governing water and though he said the practice re Cantty discontinued was restricted to i tits one girl attending the earn mid she i the fled with the hot and age said she understood she would get shocked if she the interdenominational Camp is on red Rock Lake in White Shell Cial Park and is operated by several evangelical Corry said she was threatened with the hot seat after she participated in some horseplay and pushed a counsellor into the the incident occurred shortly after she had witnessed one of the Camp staff members receive a Shock for the threat frightened Corry and it was Only after other counsellors told her not to worry about it that she calmed the girl said in an View i was really especially after t saw the counsellor being he jumped up so she another girl who attended Teri said although she want threatened with the hot she knew that if she misbehaved she could staff Page 4 Cloudy today 23 showers tonight 10 free press Sun rises sets Moon rises sets final 250 with supplements delivery 9570550 9562330 second class mail registration number 0266 blacklist proposed United nations Reuter South ejected from the United nations for the third time since it was suspended in now faces a concerted attempt within the world body to isolate it South Africa was ousted from the Assembly yesterday when delegates voted with six to endorse a committee recommendation to reject the Pretoria government delegations Canada opposed the saying it was the action came on the second Day of an emergency special session called by african states to try to loosen Pretorias grip on the territory of Namibia which South Africa administers in Defi Ance of in racial policies South Africa was suspended from the Assembly in because of its racial policies and was rebuffed when it tried to reclaim its seat in 1979 and in March this african sources said a Resolution is being prepared calling on in members individually and to cease forthwith All dealings with South Africa in order totally isolate it militarily and the debate was adjourned until Canadas Deputy permanent representative at the Reid noted Canada always has supported the principle of universality and strict adherence to the in charter and the rules of the general he said the credentials committee and the Assembly again have exceeded their authority in refusing to seat the South african Morden repeated Canadas a Horence of Pretorias or a see South Page 4 Bank suit annoys judge by Pamela Fayerman the Toronto Dominion Bank is suing Winnipeg lawyer and Par time Provin Cial court judge Sydney Cohan for about but he says its All an embarrassing in a statement of the Bank alleges judge Cohan is behind on pay ments on two it has obtained three Gam Ishee orders which allow it to seize Money owing to him from the Sale of his River Heights in an interview judge1 Cohan said he Hast been served with the statement of he was angered by the saying it plays havoc with ones it is an embarrassing situation to have a statement of claim issued against its annoying As hell he said the suit is Likely the result of a breakdown in communications be tween himself and the judge Cohan did not deny he owes the but said the Bank will be paid every cent owing because he has sold his Queenston Street the proceeds from the Sale will More than cover the he judge who has served As a Par time judge since said the see Cohan Page 4 up photo Jocelyn smiles and Waves on completing her swim across Lake Ontario 15yearold swims Lake Ontario Toronto up the youngest person Ever to swim across Lake Jocelyn achieved her goal yesterday despite battling Stormy weather and Waves As High As although the High school swimmer didst break the time record set by famed Lake Ontario swimmer Cindy who was 16 in 1974 when she swam the 28nauticalmile distance in 15 35 Muir did break the time of another famous Lake Marilyn yesterdays swim was completed in 15 56 Bell was 16 in 1954 when she completed the swim in 20 55 in very tired and my arms got sore from fighting the Muir her John followed her in a 30foot a smaller Cruiser and two inflatable boats also took she didst need any said Graham who acted As pacer for the she told me that she kept herself company by discussing her future plans and problems with by the end of the i think she had everything now she has crossed Lake Muir would like to swim the English come to think of i mind crossing the Channel twice or even three times during a policewoman propositioned 160 soliciting trial told an undercover Winnipeg policewoman was propositioned 160 times by men during three nights she spent walking in the cites skid Row a provincial court judge was told yester judge Howard Collerman was told the policewoman had been sent to walk along Austin a Block East of main Street Between Higgins and Henry after the vice squat received numerous complaints from Resi dents about the Large number of Young prostitutes and dense exhaust fumes from Tolje vehicles of motorists stopping to pick up the during the course of the three a total of 10 men were arrested and later charged with soliciting the policewoman for the purpose of pros Titu the details of the undercover police Energy study contradicts pm on pc plan Ottawa up prime minister urging canadians to quit sobbing about future gasoline was caught off guard yesterday by a Federal study that says prices would have been lower in the Short term under an Oil Deal proposed by the former conservative Trudeau got caught at his weekly news held amid news that file Canadian Banks plan to lower their prime interest rates by half a percentage Point effective the prime minister was waving charts and graphs which he said show the liberals kept their election promises about Energy prices when the of fending study who issued that Trudeau asked a the Energy came the i dont believe said tru 1 have it right the reporter said i have the contrary right the figures Trudeau said he didst believe showed that under the new pricing an average family driving a car and heating a Home with Oil will pay about More this year and More next year than under proposals in the tory budget Over which the 1980 election ostensibly was families would be better off under the new Liberal Deal in 1983 and 1984 because prices would have skyrocketed in those years under a conserva Tive proposal to bring Domestic prices to 75 and then 85 per cent of world the Energy department the tories strongly dispute but even department officials con cede the Chart overstates any benefits of the new Liberal Energy Deal be cause the calculations do not include a annual Energy tax credit the conservatives had noting that the latest projections say gasoline prices will hit 80 cents a litre by Trudeau held up a graph of the bars representing prices in France and West Germany towered Over the tiny Canadian bar showing a current Price of 36 cents a whats this gloom and sobbing for ourselves because five years or six Down the Road were going to pay a gallon Trudeau winding up an 18minute answer to the first question put to they people in the other countries Are paying More than that the liberals and new democrats Defeated the Clark government Over its Oil pricing and cheap Oil formed a key part of the Liberal platform for the election that the liberals say the major benefits under their Deal compared with what the tories had proposed would be experienced in 1983 and they concede that gasoline prices this year will be about the same As under the tory but gasoline will be six cents a litre cheaper than under the tory proposal in 1983 and nine cents cheaper in they Leishman cohort seeks return Home operation were disclosed yesterday when one of the 10 accused pleaded guilty before judge Collerman and was fined and Nestor a Canadian National railways worker from had originally been subpoenaed to appeal1 in court next wednesday along with the nine other on thursday he contacted the How see Man Page 4 by Gregg Shilliday after 15 Long Harry Backlin wants to come jailed for 20 disbarred and socially ostracized for his part in the Gold Bullion robbery at the Winnipeg Airport in the former Winnipeg lawyer has applied to the Law society of Manitoba for contacted at his Prince Home now a real estate said he has paid his debt to society and wants to be cleansed and i made a mistake and i paid for it now id like to be returned to the bar in my Home Backlin was one of five including Winnipeg flying Ken who were charged with stealing in Gold Bullion from the Airport in police found 10 Gold bars buried in the Snow behind backline Balfour Avenue an huh bar was found in his briefcase at his Law 15 years Backlin figures he is More than Ive paid my As they i went to lost All that i i think things Are even after serving 20 months for conspiracy am Possession of stolen Backlin went to British Columbia and eventually set up a real estate Busi Ness in Prince he said he has done Well and Doest need to return to Law for the i miss that and if i want to practise i have to get rein stated in he said he has never hidden his background while in Prince George and insists he has been accepted openly by everyone Law society officials said yesterday few once apply for Only four or five have attempted the process in 20 and most have been Backlin said he owes it to himself to try when i think i dont really know Why i did i didst need the it was More of a subconscious sort of once i was drawn that was but i do know that i didst really Hurt anybody they All got their Money the Only person who really suffered in All this was no paper 7 no paper will be published on labor classified and display advertising offices will be closed until survival recipe a hard hitting report from the Winnipeg symphony orchestras interim Board says the orchestra must turn to popular music to win Back its audience and Diplomat Thot Louis Frances ambassador to has become the second foreign ambassador to fall to assassins bullets since the beginning of the lebanese civil Cash in Corn Cornfields Are popping up All Over sout Central Manitoba As Farmers take advantage of Good attractive prices and yields that can return twice the Cash of fray for cold Canadian Gas exporters Are praying for a cold Winter to ease Gas imports Ann 38 73 42 6 Jumble Jumble Millroy on 27 7 19 sports to t ;