Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 31, 1986, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Winnipeg free August git 1986 Art in the Park eighty Earold Priscilla lands keeps an Eye of both her Oney Earold and the display of artwork in memorial Park the paintings Are part of a ten canopy display that has been travelling across Canada since july the by various Are on Nylon banners Strung on aluminium group by Glen Mackenzie a group representing parents of about francophone school Chil Dren will ask the courts to create separate French school divisions if the province a group spokesman said Gilbert president of la federation provincial a Des somites de which represents about 25 French said education minister Jerry Stone promised an answer to the groups 18monthold proposal by the end of this is suit for French schools he said Ron Deputy education told him recently an answer would come this Savard said if the response Doest or Doest support groups it will hold a press con Ference 8 to announce a Mani Toba court of Appeal if he it will go to the supreme court of Canada for a Duhamel and Storie be reached yesterday for Savard estimates it will Cost 000 for an Appeal court another for a supreme court of Canada Challenge he said his group would lobby the Canadian Council of social ment Savard said his group bases its demands on the Federal charter rights and which guarantees French education outside Quebec and English education in that he said decisions in Ontario and Alberta courts have Given Franco phones some control Over French teaching jobs filled locally Manitoba school officials no longer to go knocking on Quebec doors to find qualified teachers for French immersion department of education officials say they get dozens of unsolicited Job applications from but say City school divisions can fill most of their requirements by hiring Marcel assistant Deputy minister for the departments French Bureau de 1educa Tion said of the 100 newly created French immersion jobs this about 90 will be filled by Mani Toban leading the Way is the education faculty at which turned out 72 Bachelor of education graduates in it was the colleges largest graduating class since the fou year program was started in College spokesman Roland Saurette said All 72 graduates have landed teaching and most had lined up jobs prior to the col Leges graduation some at least verbal since last the colleges counselling and placement of 62 College graduates from All but two found jobs in he said the other two would have had jobs but one decided to return to nursing while the other is having a As Bilodeau said the 15 graduates of a French education teaching program at the University of Manitoba Are expected to enjoy similar Success on the Job another ment said the continued growth in immersion programs will double the number of immersion students Between now and from to Asa result the official said 60 new teaching positions will each year Between 1987 and in the official said the Esti mates of immersion students and 600 new teacher positions May be a conservative As an example of the phenomenal growth in immersion the official pointed out that Transcona Springfield school division had anticipated 80 new immersion enrol ments for the new school but the number stood at 128 by mid weather lotto Winnipeg area forecast increasing cloudiness this morning with a Chance of afternoon showers or northerly winds increasing to 30 in the afternoon with a High near Low tonight near Clearing tomorrow and a Little probability of precipitation is near 40 per cent 20 per cent tonight and extended Outlook Southern Manitoba Cloudy with showers sunny temperatures near Normal both Normal High is Normal Low is Northern Manitoba Cloudy with showers temperatures below Normal both Normal High is Normal Low is Northwestern Ontario Cloudy sunny wednes temperatures below Normal both Normal High Normal Low National 21 13 20 16 8 i 22 10 15 13 24 17 31 13 28 u 31 11 32 16 23 is 21 3 24 13 Thunder 22 5 22 7 23 9 22 10 20 10 Winnipeg comparisons mean last highest on record in 1889 lowest on record in 1978 precipitation total from Morll 1 to 30 Millimetres Normal International in 7 20 8 new 22 11 31 10 17 12 34 22 in 10 19 13 24 16 17 10 28 is 17 8 10 7 30 17 15 10 Tel 30 21 h5 14 resort spots los fair 24 18 Las fair 36 26 39 23 fair 33 27 31 25 fair 33 25 fair 30 27 fair 33 25 36 26 32 25 33 22 from Canadian press Toronto the winning numbers in last nights lotto 649 draw were 45 and the Bonus number was the Jackpot Pool of was divided into three prizes of two tickets were bought in Ontario and one in the second prize awarded to those Matching five regular numbers and the Bonus had nine winners of the third prize awarded to those match ing five regular 545 winners of the fourth prize awarded to those Matching four regular had winners of in addition there were prizes of awarded to those Matching three regular there was a total of prizes Worth wednesdays Jackpot prize is estimated at the free press tries to ensure the accuracy of these supplied readers Are advised not to discard their tickets before phoning 9472225 or checking the official list with their dealers or in Luck City Calendar the Logan Community committee holds a Logan fair today to monday on Logan Avenue Between Laura and Ellen bal the Transcona Art group holds a display in the archives 200 Vaughan until Macdonald House 61 Carlton begins Winter hours on hours will be 12 noon to 5 saturdays and admission seniors students children preschoolers a slide program on Italy will be featured at thursday by the Canadian hosteling at 1700 Ellice deaths classified death of Garden husband of Maria Sarah of of widow of Stephen Lovisa of wife of Asgeir Irene of widow of Alfred of Leta Grace Nee of widow of Fred Harry of husband of of widow of John Angus of wife of Vincent Tom Leslie husband of Kathleen Yuk Ying widow of fat although none has gone so far As to require autpnomousai5chopl boards if parents want them members of Gilberts Bairie Jand teachers and trustees of schools voted overwhelmingly last May to endorse Independent French school Savard said the Effort goes Back a year before to a 1985 meeting with former education minister Maureen hem he said who promised a response in six in october by appointing Guy assistant Deputy ministering charge of the Bureau de education fran and Glenn assistant minister for education i look Savard said he believed Hemphill appointed them simply to the Issue until after the provincial elec held last he said his group with Storie inmay1 and Promise the goyernment1 a could either proposal tit Reform the Public schools act or join in the federations court As an interested party rather than on the Side of the licence Issue hinges j f hit Ort v i Izaj have another Opportunity in octo beo6 decide whether Liduor should be Soldin local dining rooms and the Cari Ltd reports that Fawn Council has Given first and second readings to a bylaw allowing such in Jour to administrator Jake Kehler said the bylaw will be Given third Reading Only if the referendum is approved by voters in the 22 municipal 1 was requested by a local group hoping to attract a major hotel Chain to three Bob ban Rick Derksen and Gordon have taken out an option on about five hectares immediately South of the Steinbach flying Golf course and Weston Perrier Odd Winnipeg Beach a local councillor is worried her Colle gues have Given the towns new mayor a Blank Cheque for sex according to the interlace Norma Geller says allowing mayor Adolph a Beski to charge expenses without prior Council approval is and might also breach a Provin Cial statute dealing with pay ments to who along with Eugene Elenitsky voted against the said the mayors indemnity should be enough to cover his expenses for unexpected town she said former mayor Jim Tomko didst charge expenses without town Sabeskis argued his Case is Dif Ferent unlike he lives in Winnipeg Beach rather than Tomko Only had to drive across Winnipeg for any business Deal ing with Winnipeg he while he must drive into the George Mykieta and Al said the new mayor have to absorb such expenses a spokesman for the Mani Toba municipal affairs depart ment said that while the Munici pal act says expense Money paid to councillors must have councils the Law open to is Jean Baptiste a Manitoba highways department Asphalt stockpile just South of Here has problem potential and a weekly Roundup provincial giving redders d glimpse of event sin Rural violates a local a Rural municipality of Montca Lecoun Ocillor the scratching fast re ports that Raymond Sabourin told highways official Barry Prentice during a spun cil meeting the government have found a worse place for the material it removed from Highway 75 for Sabourin said the in an open is subject to North winds in so show could Block in it is on a Prentice said apartment simply failed to Check with the municipal about local he highways officials had committed an Harvest Maetake and temporarily under Range Hent with Auirre Ritland Ownen Odd Winkle i Check has led to and extradition of a United states the Pembina times reports that a police Constable stopped Scott of Ber for Riding his motorcycle without a the who became suspicious about the Validity of Schappey horses a Check through the police com Puter and found he was wanted for a parole violation in wisc on and in connection with two burglary incidents in the bulletin the Man May was t armed when apprehended and didst resist who apparently was held at the Winkler for two hours to Over to the Cavalier county Sher Holiday monday 1 6 hours Only alliances litre fuel front wheel Independent Power body Side Halogen 63 Mph Hwy used car Bohus financing 24 on All new vehicles Max incredible used car buys 85 Honda prelude 5 extra clean 85 citation Only 84 firebird be top 84 Lerose Only 83 Lebaron 4 air 83 Mirada loaded 83 Honda Accord la 4 5 Speed examples 86 Toyota sr5 4x4 Only 7000 86 Toyota Van very Low mileage 85 Samurai super 82 Suzuki 410 82 Ford Van e250 80 Blazer Silverado 4x4 80 Ford Ranger f150 6 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