Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 27, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free october 1981 13 foods Rush in at store opening wednesday for these top buys prices in effect while quantities or til store october we Reserve the right to limit you can charge it groceries sunlight laundry detergent 346 sunlight liquid detergent 166 1 i Facelle Royale bathroom tissue o59 Carnation hot chocolate drink 500 Blue ribbon Tea bags Nabob tradition Coffee 1 Stuart House garbage bags Lipton Chicken Noodle soup mix 59 meats mixed loin pork chops consists of Centre cuts and tenderloin 1 69 Boneless hip roast Cut from Canada Grade a red ribbon 2 69 fresh frying chickens Canada Grade 34 of eviscerated not 1 fresh leg of pork roast Bone not i sliced cooked Ham Burns Pride of Canada regular or Al beef wieners Burns Pride of Canada 1 i Vancouver fancy meats liver sausage 250 Vancouver fancy meats Farmer style 375 Frozen foods minute maid Orange 99 High liner Boston Blue fish produce Mclntosh apples Canada 1 39 Bay Mart downtown 49 9b Csc plans for woman debate attacked by Ingeborg Boyens Liberal and progressive party spokesmen yesterday condemned As undemocratic a decision by the Csc to bar Doug Lauchlan and Sidney Green from a television the Csc is manipulating the democratic the progressive party Lead i believe that the Public wants to see the progressives in this Morris Kaufman took the offensive for the Manitoba Liberal party to criticize the Public broadcasting network for attempting to Polar ize Public during an election Campaign the elector where Are the leaders Sterling Lyon pc today visits Simplot chemical Plant in Brandon at 1 before visiting the Fairview Home and Brandon West candidate John tomorrow attends afternoon Lun Cheon in Lynn Lake before speaking to residents in flin flon at the towns Community Howard Pawley nip today Tours Manitoba Hydro facilities at Gillam and holds pres Confer ence in the Northern Manitoba tomorrow plays Cook at a Flapjack breakfast in Churchill along with nip candidate Jay Doug Lauchlan lib today holds morning press Confer ence at 10 140 Roslyn before canvassing for the remainder of the tomorrow canvassing throughout the ate Are entitled to have placed before them multiple Points of View and positions with respect to the major issues of the he wrote in a letter to the the Csc decided last week it wanted to stage a debate Between Premier Sterling Lyon and opposition Leader Howard offering the two minority party leaders a special 15minute interview As the communist Manitoba fifth offi Cial was not Marvin executive producer of 24 said the decision against a fou Way debate was based on a programming Point of he said a review of past debates showed him confrontations Between four actors Are like a series of i Felt it was in the Best interests of the perhoch said neither Lyon nor Pawley had responded to the invitation for a two person yet he said he want prepared to change his plans on account of Lauchlan and greens Merv the progressive party publicity chairman and candidate in said Public funds were being used As a Disser vice to the it is taxpayers Money that is being used to he Green said there have been plenty of television debates featuring More than just two a lawyer and former said he could understand that the Csc wanted to consider such factors As time allocation and control in its while these latter considerations May be valid when dealing with sports events and other entertainment it is our View that in this particular instance they must not be allowed to be the governing criteria for election he election u81 Sidney Green Prog in Inkster through out the Day before holding meeting at progressive committee 1121 Fife tomorrow canvassing with Charles Wood progressive candidate Demetre Mastoris before delivering speech at 8 in the Charleswood motor 3425 Roblin Pawley says nip would keep government owned seed firm Brandon staff Mckenzie Steele Briggs a govern men owned company which the Lyon government has been trying to sell for at least two will not be sold if the new democrats win next months Howard Pawley said the nip Leader made the prom ise after touring the seed Plant and offices during a Day of campaigning in Pawley said the nip recognizes the Long tradition and contribution of the which employs More than 200 people during its Peak time Between november and i want to make it very Clear that the nip is firmly in support of Mckenzie seeds in doing what is reasonable and Given the circumstances to ensure that Mckenzie seeds is made a healthier Pawley said the company exports More than 90 per cent of its products outside of Manitoba and brings needed Money into the he said if elected next the nip would suspend All efforts to sell the company and attempt to ensure the health and growth of the Premier Sterling Lyon met the workers of versatile farm equipment yesterday during a tour of the fort Garry manufacturing his overtures to workers at the Plant were limited to pleasantries by the noisy sound of a meeting scheduled with the employees was cancelled due to time following Lyons half hour he said his governments eco nomic policies were reinforced by the fact that companies like ver Satile would locate and expand in versatile completed a expansion last year with the help of a Federal depart ment of regional and economic expansion 1 am delighted to see the expansion and i am delighted to hear that the work Force has in said the governors table Delicatessen salads and shop Tor All your entertaining Cherry Hill Centre Cut old o orc Cheddar 227 Jacobs biscuits for 200 Sable Rosenfeld priced to Clear 915 the Bay governors downtown now a bed that adjusts to you the electric Spring downtown Only 1 feet up for Relief for weary 2 head up for 3 head and feet up for total body revolutionary that describes the Spring electric bed available at the Bay a new concept in this unique adjustable bed bends with your body whichever Way your body 9 level position for 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rental charge was Dickinson said he Felt a contract had been reached Between mar West and the main floor a lawyer was consider ing the matter yesterday to determine if the party organization had a Legal right to occupied since the Mai floor office at 1695 Henderson Highway has been equipped with nip office furniture and election a Dickinson the address also has been used in Campaign Peter an agent for said his request that the party move was not based on any sinister he said he had simply not realized that his com Pany would frown on pro Viding premises for any political the Liberal candidate in said he had offered to help the nip find a new pc urges rent Law changes fort Rouge Progress Ive conservative Candi Date Perry Schulman has called on Premier Sterling Lyon to revise current legislation concerning rent in a letter to his Lead Schulman said land lords should be required to justify Large rent in creases before passing them on to the under the current sys tenants Are permit Ted to protest rent in creases after they have been the people of Manitoba want your Assurance that your government will provide whatever Protection is required should rents in this prov Ince escalate prohibit Schulman said in the ;