Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 10, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free november 1981 nursing station Milepost gods Lake Narrows staff for the first a Canadian Indian band has constructed its own nursing station and the door has been opened for to take Over full control of its medical earlier this the gods Lake Indian band Council signed a con tract with the Federal health depart ments medical services Branch to construct an build ing costing the band made a join venture agreement with ral enterprises of the company did the purchasing and supplied six tradesmen to help with the electricity and there were 11 local men employed full time on the Job and 15 Peter a member of the was bookkeeper and coordinated the a company supervisor made frequent visits from ahead of schedule the estimated construction time for the which began in late was one but the station was completed in six months and was officially opened North zone medical services director Ken Doepker said that As Well As construction being finished far ahead of the workmanship was sex we Learned that Indian people Are very capable when it comes to handling a project of this he the station has four holding bed a Laboratory and an xray it also has a Large Public healthcare training area where the four registered nurses at the station hold prenatal and Newborn besides the five local Resi dents Are employed in the health services operation a Field two Community health a House keeper and under the contract with medical the nursing station is now the property of the the door also is open for the band to take Over the administration of station and All other Community health the health services Branch rents the station and administers George medical services director general of operations in Otta said the chief and Council can assume these responsibilities when Ever they decide i think it is a major step towards Indian people in Canada taking Over their own medi Cal Bob Lowery Winnipeg free press pickets on the main Road to Inco Metal Plant stand aside As a Bulldozer clears logs and debris to allow no striking employees Access to the ramp officers keep Road to Inco Clear by Bob Lowery Winnipeg free press Thompson under the watchful eyes of More than 40 ramp no striking Inco metals employees passed through picket lines on the main Access Road yesterday without the strike by members of the United steelworkers of local against Inco is in its ninth Marvin Young of the Thomp son ramp subdivision said the show of Force resulted from rumours that pickets May attempt to Block the Road on 32 ramp took control of the Road removed Barri Cades with a the blockade of All three entrances to the Inco Complex was set up following of a new contract offer ramp moved in with a Fleet of 15 vehicles and stopped All cars from entering the Road from Highway allowing Only Inco staff employees reporting for work As Winter settles into this North Ern businessmen and clergymen Are trying to put a Price tag on an indefinite Extension of the since the strike Church at Tendance has never been suicide one Clergyman said he has had to Deal with one suicide and two at tempted none of these incidents were directly due to the strike because the prob lems that produced them had been going on for quite some he but it seemed that the pressure resulting from the strike seemed to be the last Harvey manager of a real estate said he was but not surprised last week when steelworkers rejected the latest com Pany its going to be a real disaster if the strike keeps going until Han son he said he is afraid the business Community will sustain great losses and some firms will go but he said the real Impact would be on the Way we live together in this commune a picket Captain estimated his strike losses at about which includes he withdrew from his Bank account to pay his rent until 1 and Purchase quantities of meat and other necessities during the the Captain said his average weekly pay was about which Means his wage losses Are about so Sam local 6166 grievance committee said he Felt Many strikers have lost Between and Mcclelland said Many of steel workers Are in Tough one Guy came Here about a year ago with an debt hanging Over his some Guys Are saddled with car pay ments than and others have had their mortgage payments go up to More than he everybody else on the picket line and in the id like to see this thing but i would never want to have another vote like the one that we had last week where the Money was just identical contract a Miner who took a temporary Job at an Elliot uranium mine the strike Start and returned last week to vote on the latest Inco said the steelworkers local at Elliot Lake Rati fied the identical contract we were offered in september after a on Day Mcclelland estimates that Many strikers could wind up with debts after a Long he admits that no matter what the gains Are in the they could never make up for these at least during the life of the three year agree a merchant said he was worried about the loss of Christmas which accounts for about 15 per cent of his annual he said he could probably absorb the but was concerned others would not make the manager of one of the major supermarkets said he expected Busi Ness to keep up until after but there would be a real bang in the new a longtime Thompson Steelworker said he Felt that As the weather gets the strike will get Union recording Secretary Ken Kerr said recently that the real strike is just City Calendar Veteran annual Ball tonight the annual veterans Ball sponsored by Winnipeg unit and air Force veterans in will be held at 6 tonight at the International Jimmy King and the Golden boy brass and a performance by the Drill team of the Winnipeg Grenadier Cadet corps will be Pauls High school will hold a remembrance Day at 11 tomorrow in the student 2200grant a peace sponsored by the Winnipeg coordinating commit tee for will be held from 11 to noon tomorrow at the Cenotaph at memorial Jonathan Weizmann Institute of will give a seminar on genetic herbicide resistance at thursday in the University of Manitoba agriculture Auditori sellout hazards an aluminium smelter is one of the topics to weather l Low cold front warm from be discussed by various speakers at thursday in room 3coo Centennial University of other topics will be our concerns fluorosis in animals Alcan better Deal required for Manitoba weather differences and health your and political representatives a film entitled controversy Over Industrial pollution an aluminium will begin at 7 Nicholas director of the foundation for latin Ameri can anthropological will speak on the architecture of Maya at Friday in the Centre space of the architecture University of mayor Bill along with the Falvo family of 707 Beaver Brook who donated the Christmas tree for the civic and representatives of the downtown Winnipeg Asso will throw the switch in a ceremony to begin at 4 Friday at the More than Christmas lights will be turned an engraved plaque will be Given to and the annual Assembly of the Canadian association in support of native Peoples will begin with registration at saturday in the Indian and Metis Friendship 465 Alexander the open meeting will include ceremonies in the morning and speakers on native issues in the conference to consider multicultural education about 550 delegates Are expected in Winnipeg this week for a National conference on multicultural speakers will include Federal multiculturalism minister Jim Fleming and employment minister Lloyd As Well As educators and students at panel discussions and the at the Winnipeg convention opens tomorrow night and runs through Mira chairman of Manitoba and hoc planning said yesterday papers and other materials brought to the conference will form the basis of a multicultural resource Centre to be developed in coming Gallagher at Quelch milk 2 litre 2 Winnipeg area forecast Cloudy this morning with a Chance of a becoming mainly sunny this brisk Northwest wind diminishing near High today near a few Clouds tonight with a Low near mainly sunny tomorrow with a High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba mainly sunny with temperatures much above Normal thursday through mainly Cloudy saturday with isolated showers and not quite so mild but temperatures still above Normal readings of 1 and Northern Manitoba mainly Cloudy with occasional Snow flurries sunny periods mainly Cloudy temperatures much above Normal thursday through cooler saturday but still above Normal readings of 5 and Northwestern Ontario mainly sunny with temperatures much above Normal readings of 1 and 7 thursday through temperatures Canada and Phe world deaths classified death National Thunder International 13 13 17 15 8 7 9 9 3 5 8 9 13 18 4 o 13 11 4 6 22 13 10 6 19 2 2 0 6 0 13 8 comparisons mean 9 year highest on record in 1930 3 lowest on record in 1966 i precipitation 8 total for 1 to 9 mini 6 metres Normal of husband of Eunice James of Antoinette widow of John 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