Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 12, 1985, Winnipeg, Manitoba Ftp May 128 ims by Gary Hunter it was billed As a Toast Tot Sid the Chat film of Winnipeg Roma pop land but the Parade of spa Skift safety basted Steif Bey Friday Lay ing on far Mote strokes than lashes in recognition of Silver nans 10 years at the Helm of the Manitoba landlords lawyer Bob off Rethurst mid roast ers Fiad some special problems at tacking the Man with the Buzzsaw voice who feels personally violated by rent controls and says the smoke Detector bylaw is useless because tenants steal the How do you roast a Guy who is four feet tall and Speaks five gauges All with a distinctive ish accent said his Lack of physical stature May have contributed to the mildness of the but then there was the video camera to and something of a frustrated arranged to film the entire which went on for More than five hours at the International the film is a record for the he after an appropriate pause and with a twinkle in his he added and so we have a com plete record of exactly what was said in Case we want to about 240 people shelled out for the tickets and the guest list included Many who have crossed swords with Silverman in the housing minister John buckles Chuk was at the head table while Sid Leader of the progressive and former conservative con Sumer affairs minister Warner Jor Genson both made the audience also included Gary director of the rent Regula him Silverman Slung More barbs Tion and two representatives of the rentals mans de a clerk of the court of Queens Bench who often presides at Small claims was one of a number of representatives of the Legal Community at the function emceed by lawyer and sometimes bylaw court judge Manly but most the guests were the people who Silverman says make his 14hour Days worthwhile the owners of duplexes and Small apartment than he caught at blocks trying to make a Buck from die Revenue housing they were there in three piece White suits with heavy Gold jewelry and in open Collar shirts without a most were and Many spoke accented some of the biggest laughs came from Jorge sons rewriting of the landlord and tenant act As seen through the eyes of in the revised the word Patsy was substituted for landlord and somewhat different rights and privileges were spelled bringing guffaws Tom the land lords were provisions allowing Sefc ants to have open fires in any whether or not there is a and a requirement that landlords Post their bail and pay their Paul credit manager of greater Winnipeg read a ver Sion of Silver mans tas in the landlords landlord claimed f10 for tenant eating guard dog and a gift to the province for Howard Paw keys fairly retirement some of the sharpest digs of the night came from Silver Man during his than you speech and were directed at lawyers and their Silverman said Brusett was recon mended to him As a master of Cere monies by another who sent him a Bill for by courier for the when he got to Rubens Silverman he stood at the lawyers partially opened door and refused to enter until Rusen told him his after entering the Silver Man said they continued this time about whether Silverman should sit Silverman said he left the office five minutes later with nothing de he he did get a Bill for 1 leave Here a poor landlord after coming Here a wealthy Silverman in keeping with past landlord association the evening produced some Sparks in the a gentleman professing difficulty in hearing the proceedings got into a debate with he later began chanting youre a Dummy when Buck Laschuk was four members of the hotels staff moved in and removed the Lack of toxic chemical research cited a toxicologist says too Little re search has been done on the negative effects of chemicals commonly used to increase crop yields and control encephalitis carrying Frank Labella of the University of Manitoba yesterday warned that the advantages of such chemicals should be measured against their unintended Labella said these could include birth the contamination of Well and ground water and the creation of pesticide resistant Labella said the extent of the health Hazard chemicals cause for humans cannot be known from testing them on theres no Way you can test for eventuality of effect upon a woman who is 65 years old and on a number of medications and is exposed Labella for instance he the human body metabolism Breaks Chemi cals Down differently than the metabolism of an which in some cases results in a More severe As testing a single substance on a healthy rat will not reveal potential effects on human beings who Are exposed daily to thousands of carcinogenic he Labella said that Laboratory test ing also is unable to predict the damage caused by Blanket pesticide spraying Over he said testing has be come More rigorous in recent spreading to the study of pregnant animals and covering longer expo sure Labella said that although people were reportedly incapacitated or killed worldwide in 1973 be cause of environmental and verse reactions by Many others go unrecorded each he cited a study which estimates that for every person who suffers an acute Case of toxin be tween to others will experience lesser symptoms such As it boggles the he Labella was one of several environmentalists speaking at a work shop to prepare the groups submission for environment Canada hearing son toxic chemical management in the Prairies this sum Fisher Branch remains divided on sewer a 14year fight for a Millir Jollar sewage system at Fisher Branch resumes to Morrow at a municipal Board Reeve Peter Homick said most taxpayers want the sew age system because present disposal methods Are invade Homick said sewage flow ing into the towns septic Fields has been seeping into water effluent has been surfacing at the elementary school and Chil Dren play in he debate Over replacing sep tic Fields and outhouses has raged in the Interlake Community of about 500 since weather the planned system has Al ready passed first Reading by the local government Dis a municipal Board hearing began april 17 after an in Junction was filed by opponents of the Homick said a recent chamber of Commerce Peti to be presented to the Board found about 53 per cent of taxpayers want the new most of those against the latest proposal Are pension Homick it the Cost is pretty but then what do you get for a Dollar today he but opponent Adolph Ruchka said he Hast heard of a petition and wants a referendum on the a said if a majority supported the new system hed go along with he said it is natural pensioners Are concerned about youre on a fixed you have to see that you have something to put in your never mind what comes out of Ruchka said the polluting of water Wells is All kinds of he said he lives near two major dumps and a water test from his Well showed Noth As the Council Hast Given the people All the de tails or the costs he Homick said about of the costs will be paid by the with the town contributing the remain ing will be raised through property taxes will Rise Mills annually for 20 years for installation and he the average Cost for Hook up to the system will be and residents can either pay another for each foot of frontage each year or a Lump payment of a he annuity quotations annuity advice and service 9449131 deaths classified death Winnipeg area forecast Cloudy with showers and Chance of thundershowers High near Cloudy tonight with a Low near Cloudy and cooler tomorrow with a High near probability of precipitation is 100 per cent near 70 per cent tonight and near 50 per cent extended Outlook Southern Manitoba occasional showers periods of rain temperatures near Normal High is Normal Low is Northern Manitoba a few showers tuesday and temperatures near Normal High is Normal Low is Northwestern Ontario a few showers tuesday and wednes temperatures near Normal values of 16 and William husband of Norma Frank of 675 Kyle More husband of Rose Hus band of Margaritha of win formerly of husband of Amelia Nellie Tony of 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will hold simultaneous sponsored by the Manitoba child care Assoc a free columnist vol Werter addresses the annual meeting of heritage at p tuesday May m in the Manitoba planetarium 9q Rupert Simoun ire is alive and Well and using in Paris will be staged at 9 tuesday May m to in at Daniel Mclntyre collegiate w Siverstone admission soft summer a Manitoba museum of Man my nature fundraising fas Toon will he held at 9 tuesday May m in the Manitoba planetarium Star tickets 120 at the museum Gin planetarium bog and Veras fashion Cinema in Eaton Well show you How to double your storage using our ver Satile Al oat maid Ven Wated steel Rod Shell and tiling Basket custom Cut shelving to your specific measure jul x if Leca 11 off town firewall major fire Hazard East Hie worst fire Hazard if this Ottay be the local according to the Selkirk Jour fire chief Clive Rennie says the the oldest building in the Rural municipality of is too Small to House the departments Worth of the building has about had Rennie conceding the insulated with Wood Shaw May be East Selkirk major fire the Community four fighting vehicles barely fit into the cd councillor Here wants the Rural municipality to get Tough with residents who let their dogs run municipal offices have been flooded with complaints about errant the Selkirk journal we have a real problem Jackie Ash adding packs of dogs Are roaming the frightening residents and eating its Ash i want to see mandatory Licens we know who owns what but we have no in addition to Ash wants fines of up to for dog owners letting animals run Odd Teulon this Community is hoping to give its downtown a Facelift with help from the main Street Manitoba pro the towns proposal has passed the review committee stage and is awaiting approval from municipal affairs minister Andy an the Argus of Stonewall if the main Street improvement plan is local business men Hope the province will kick in at least toward the scheme n a n Gimli Ernest Stefanson is joining other Manitoba pharmacists who have stopped Selling who runs Gimli Viking sold his last pack of cigarettes last according to the Argus of Ston if i want to be perceived As a health professional in the com How can i on the same hand sell the pharma Cist dateline Manitoba a weekly Roundup of provincial giving readers a glimpse of events in Rural Manitoba has about 15 pharma cies not Selling tobacco prod a said it is unlikely business will suffer be cause of the 1 personally think it will do the he Odd Dominion City Witham Grier has lost his bid to have a Price put on the Heads of gophers and magpies in the Rural Munici Pality of a Franklin wanted his colleagues to impose a 50cent Bounty on the according to the scratching River Post of but the Council dismissed the saying people can Hunt the animals anywhere and a Reward would pose Odd the Pas a Reward fund has been started to flush out an arsonist suspected of burning the main Hall at the towns boy scout the fire last week left the Clearwater Lake Camp facing a doubtful summer Accord ing to the Opasquia the Pas Council has posted a Reward for information Lead ing to an As a local crime prevention program has contributed and mayor Bruce unfried has invited private Dona its not a big the mayor but it signals that people Are angry and Nan Steinbach councillors Here have decided to drive off Road vehicles out of a bylaw Banning the vehicles within town limits was easily approved at a recent according to the Carillon of Stein violators face a maximum Fine of under the recommended by first time at the same time Sealy Spring Wall Price every Simmons Beauty rest on Sale every Sealy posture edic on Sale every Spring Wall chiropractic on Sale every Serta perfect Sleeper on Sale Sealy c Siom is Elf Serta Mait kist boys Hong Spring Wall Oil Fco Tuic twin i w if Al twin Jymm m if mat Biss Boxum emf full p i full i Queen Queen Price we Hove Hove Winn Liptai Lerant motion 9 tonal and regular featured u la Papular and in hard wearing my 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