Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 22, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Al Winnipeg free september John free a frs supper Massage cards on Mha Agenda Don Eddie stands beside Otter which he is flying across Canada on a commemorative flight marking 29 years Otter flies into history after 29 years Farewell flight Marks air reserves switch to Kiowa helicopters by John Mcmanus after 29 years with the air the de Havilland Otter is being re the Reserve is converting to Kiowa but Only four squadrons in Toronto and Montreal Are expected to get them the defence depart ment has not approved any helicopters for 402 City of Winnipeg Reserve squad which is flying c47 Dakota trans ports on a shared basis with permanent Force members of air Hughes said yester Day Canadas air Reserve will probably never return to the Halcyon Days when reserves flew jets and were considered a first line of at cab Winnipeg As part of the otters Farewell flight across the Hughes said the future of the seven air Reserve units is a political question now under review by a sub committee that will be reporting to the House of at its Peak in the air Reserve had members and flew f86 Sabre Mitchell bombers and said the Reserve members were fully trained for warfare and had guns that would he i dont think the air Reserve will Ever be As Strong or be that ready Portage Leader judged Best weekly the Portage Leader has been named the Best Allaround weekly newspaper in Manitoba for the second straight the announcement was made on the weekend at the semiannual meeting of the Manitoba Community newspapers which has a membership of 51 the published by Vopni press of which also publishes the daily Portage la Prairie won top place for newspapers under it also won eight other our mistake a Story 10 said wrongly Rainbow stages 1981 attendance dropped seven per cent from in the decrease was per Odd in saturdays to the radio highlights for the week of 12 to 18 were wrongly published in place of the highlights for the week of 19 to the Correct listings appear on Page 31 weather the Leader has won the Competition three times in the awards 13year the award is Given to the weekly showing the most excellence in press local editorial District Gen eral appearance and the Leader staff photographer Sandy Black won first place in the photo of the year Competition and Best sports the Macgregor also published by won top award in the circulation group plus six other awards Best editorial front Page and Allaround Best news Story and special the Pembina times won firs place in the 000 and the Shoal Lake Star won Best newspaper in the the Stonewall Argus was Best newspaper in the tabloid almost All of the judges were from North More than 100 people attended the Mcna held on the lord Selkirk City Calendar mayor Bill Nome will make a special presentation thurs Day at the official opening of the new Junior achievement 290 Vaughan room the open House will be held from to 2 with the opening ceremonies at portraits James Armstrong Richardson and Muriel Sprague Richardson will be the Canadian red Cross Manitoba will hold blood donor clinics from 2 to 7 28 in Concordia Hospital lecture noon to 29 in the health sciences Centre nursing auditorium to 4 30 and 1 in the University of Winnipeg fourth floor Centennial Hall and 9 to 2 at the 226 Osborne the commander said the conversion to helicopters was a Windfall rather than part of a More like warplanes than Helicon and with More engine ch139 Jet rangers were purchased for 3 flying training school Portage la Prairie and the lighter Bell ch136 Kiowa were turned Over to the Reserve squadrons at Toronto and Don who is flying the Otter on its commemorative said there should be no problem for part time forces pilots to stay proficient on a Copilot on an air Canada dc8 in civilian said Many reservists have regular flying jobs and Only require a change of uniform to Fly on a Reserve Hughes said there Are now 950 men and women in air reserves at Winnipeg and de mandatory closing of beverage rooms Between and and the distribution of Massage parlor cards in hotels Are among subjects to be discussed at a three Day meeting of the Manitoba hotel association which opened yesterday at the Winnipeg convention hotel owners say guests Are offended by the cards and accuse hotel manage ment of getting a one hotel Man we want the problem he and we dont care what level of government addresses the hotel men will be meeting with the ministerial advisory committee on liquor control to discuss a report brought Down by the committee just before the legislature both the hotel men and the advisory committee agree the liquor control act should be amended to remove mandatory closure of beverage rooms during the supper among other issues to be discussed is institution by the province of a system of photo identification cards As proof of age in drinking the hotel men also Hope for some action on occasional liquor permits which Are issued to private groups for social the association and the advisory committee both recommend that groups which hold occasional permits be treated the same As regular Licens that Means any individual or such As a baseball which holds a licensed such As a must follow the regulations applying to regular the regulations include a strict non profit clause so that occasional permits will not be granted for fundraising permit holders would also have to collect and remit sales Dario association executive said yesterday that permits were issued last but Only 900 of the licensed events were he said that if such a recommendation became then the regu lations would be strictly one area of disagreement Between the committee and hoteliers is the serving of liquor on Rerrie Brance Day and Good liquor May not be served on these two holi the hotel association recommended liquor be served on remembrance Day and served with meals Only on Good the advisory committee suggested All religious holidays should be treated the same to provide an ele ment of consistency Between the holi Days and still help to retain their Spe Cial pension increases assailed Many senior citizens will still have incomes below the poverty line despite increases next month in old age Security and the guaranteed income supple a spokesman for the elderly statistics say Many older single women Are in dire often with incomes below the recognized poverty line couples rate marginally above the poverty Robert acting executive director of the age and Opportunity the Federal old age Security pension will increase by a month and the maximum guaranteed income supple ment goes up effective next the Basic Oas pension will go up to the maximum for a individual or a married person whose spouse is receiving neither a pension nor a spouses will Rise to this gives the person receiving both a maximum of increases in the Oas pension and gis payments Are calculated quarterly based on the Cost of statistics Canada estimates set the poverty line in 1981 at for single people and for the maximum gis for a married both of whom Are will increase to each from added to the Basic Oas this will give each married pensioner receiving the maximum gis a monthly total of or for the Stewart said single people receiving the maximum Oas and gis would still be about below poverty deaths classified death Winnipeg area forecast sunny this morning but frequent Cloudy periods this after Chance of an evening High today near 17 and Low tonight near mainly sunny tomorrow with a High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba mostly sunny thursday and occasional showers late Friday and temperatures near Normal readings of 16 and Northern Manitoba variable cloudiness All 3 Days with temperatures near Normal readings of 11 and Northwestern Ontario variable cloudiness mainly Cloudy Friday and saturday with isolated temperatures near Normal readings of 14 and temperatures Canada and the world National 15 9 16 11 15 3 18 4 20 1 u t 12 4 14 7 17 5 16 6 Thunder 12 2 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