Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 20, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Jfe Winnipeg free november 1981 Ken free press has reduced some health risks for inuit but their rate remains twice the National the director of the of Manitoba Northern medical unit Jack Hildes said studies have shown the incidence of pneumonia Indian and White children is about half that of bottle fed the protective effect of breast milk also extends to inflammations of the breathing Hildes said studies of inuit in the Northwest territories have indicated a decrease in hospitalization in recent also attributable to increased rheumatic fever mortality among the inuit and indians als6 is decreasing due to More awareness 6f infant infectious diseases and the rapid transit available to larger Hildes said infant mortality in the North is still double the Canadian with postnatal mortality about four time the general care in the n6rth is also Hildes said Northern children have a incidence of Middle ear rheumatic Fey Irasid Indian for have three times the provincial average incidence of Rheu Matic the use of refined sugar products has cavities the most frequently seen childhood problem in the a 1980 of preschoolers in the Keewatin District of the Northwest territories 27 per cent had decayed 14 cent had missing Teeth and three per presentation the Lith an Harry Medovoy lecture in social was delivered to an Audi Erice of about 100 at the University of Manitoba medical first snowfall hits Western Manitoba the Snow has a few centimetres fell in Western from late tuesday to yester Day afternoon just enough to cover the ground and make roads roads in the Boissevain area were icy and several cars were reported to have gone into Killarney ramp reported a minor collision South of town caused by the Norrie to present City ring to Highland dance Champ mayor Bill Norrie will present the City of Winnipeg ring to Kim Kerr of the Manitoba Highland dancers association for winning the 13 years Dunder championship at the world games held in this Gold medals will be Given to Michelle 15yearsandunder Champion in Winnipeg and Edmon ton Deanna Hansen 11yearsand under Champion in Winnipeg and Donna 18yearsandover Champion in Winnipeg and Montre Kerr will receive three medals for wins in Montreal and Winnipeg As Well As the ring at noon saturday at the James civic car workers ask for in n racism Case cleaning up business window washers take Steps to clean up some Las minute business before the Snow flies the men were cleaning and installing storm windows at a time when normally Snow would be on the ground and Frost on the just a Trace of Snow is called for this weekend by Tom Goldstein bitterly disappointed that their Foreman was cleared of racial discrimination a group of Indian and Metis seasonal railway workers has asked the Canadian human rights commission to hold a formal inquiry into the the five part of a larger group of native labourers who walked off a Canadian National railway work gang near Dauphin in protest last sent a letter to Ottawa yesterday ask ing the commission to establish a Tribu Nal to review the said spokesman Ferdinand the Call for a formal inquiry comes a few Days after the commission Dis missed complaints against rail gang Foreman John kit Ella for telling work ers that they were living like pigs and the commission concluded the re Marks not discriminatory be cause they were made to a group of both White and native the native who followed their june 12 walkout at ochre River with a series of demonstrations and track also complained of poor working conditions and constant threats of dismissal because of their the commission like the one conducted by the car immediately after the could find no basis for these were bitterly disappointed with the human rights said Vic president of the Manitoba Metis he added the workers ref use to accept the verdict which involves both kit Ella and the we feel behave not been treated he said the workers want the human rights commission to establish a Tribu Nal in where All those involved in the Case would have to testify under he said the truth was stretched during the commissions Wishy Washy which he said consisted primarily of confidential Public hearing we want the taxpayers of the coun try to pay the Bill to bring the facts Gui Boche commission spokesman Lewis Seale said no decision would be made on the request until at least the Middle of when nine commission ers Are next scheduled to if a tribunal is it would Likely hold its proceedings Seale closed he Are extremely Gui Boche said the workers will also press their Case of discrimination in court Early next year when 23 persons go on trial for railway act offences during three Days of demonstrations which followed the car All will plead not guilty and Are pre pared to go to the supreme court of he were not going to give we dont care if it takes a Hundred he the 19 women and four face maximum fines of each for trespassing and for tampering with car the protests were called off after the railway agreed to rehire All the work ers for seasonal All have been Laid off for the Gui Boche City Calendar new Day performing at Church the new will present a family oriented program of music and drama at tonight and tomorrow 7 sunday at Mcdermot Avenue Baptist 821 Mcdermot admission is Atid chapter of Winnipeg women Ort will present the Manitoba puppet theatre in a performance of punch and Judy at and sunday in the Ramah hebrew school Lanark Street and Grant tickets Are at the weather Winnipeg area forecast Cloudy with a few sunny intervals today and High near 4 Low tonight near mostly Cloudy with brisk southerly winds on saturday and High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba mainly sunny with temperatures a Little above Normal High Normal Low Northern Manitoba mainly sunny with temperatures a Little above Normal High Normal Low Northwestern Ontario mainly sunny with temperatures a Little above Normal High Normal Low temperatures Canada and the world Donnie and Scheree Sanders of will perform in a gospel concert at tomorrow in agape 303 Lakewood Donnie received the prestigious Nashville super picker award in for his outstanding saxophone performances on Donald Smith of Owings and merrills new York office will lecture on the eau Claire development in Calgary at 8 tuesday in the architecture University of Manito Canadian Council of the Winnipeg and will be entertained by the mixed choir Les in Tripodes at 8 wednesday in the recreation Centre of 1041 Portage a performance of tin pan Alley a featuring Harriet Mezzo Soprano and Lawrence Ritchey pianist in costume will begin at 8 27 in Eva Clare Hall school of music at the University of the scholarship fundraising event is for adults and for the second Canadian conference on women of latin America will begin at 9 28 and at 10 29 at the University of Manitoba Fletcher argue speakers and resource per sons will include Maria Elena formerly a senator in Chile and now in and Marta from working in Toronto with resources for feminist research at the Ontario Institute for studies in win Tario there were eight winning numbers drawn yesterday in the win Tario the winning number is two tickets Worth each Are 768086 and other winning ticket numbers scramble 77722 8170 755 Winfall our mistake Story in some editions yesterday said wrongly the progressive conservative in put a halt on the proposed Limestone Power Plant on the Nelson in it was the Schreyer government which halted the deaths classified death National Thunder International Mosrow 10 ii 2 i 2 3 2 2 1 8 6 4 n i 6 12 8 11 18 10 3 21 n 18 i 6 7 4 6 7 7 4 3 3 2 7 9 4 7 6 2 0 12 5 4 Tel resort spots los Las fair fair Clear Clear 15 13 5 19 25 19 27 28 23 24 24 25 30 30 26 ii 2 2 14 17 12 is 23 12 14 21 21 24 23 22 Winnipeg temperature comparisons mean last highest on record in 1904 lowest on record 1874 precipitation for 1 to nov 18 Milli Normal u 9 Milli Tetrev Thomas of Tuxedo husband of Myrtle John son of Annie of Meli wife of John Glen of Tuxedo widower of Agnes Christina Margaret of 557 wife of William widow of Michael of 470 Pacific suite William Alvin of husband of Carolyn of Loretto husband of Florence of 175 Logan Alexander of formerly of Haper husband of Annette Gordon of 737 Mcleod Hus band of Isabel Harry of Elm husband of Annie Madeleine of to widow of Moray sin Charles of 150 Claremont George of 205 Kenora formerly of James of widower of Manet to 81 clearance of like new 1981 cars 1981 024 Hatchback 1981 Omni 5 door cloth heated rear White 5983 00 cloth heated rear window month 1981 Aries k 4 door 81 Diplomat 4 door 6 Power steering wheel Side 00 4 Power heated rear wheel 9 7 month amount of time payment 21 9 month term on Ved credit All cars carry balance of factory warranty just East of Kildonan place podge Ich Rosier Dodge Chrysler 1980 801 Regent 2227341 ;