Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 29, 1986, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free december Bob free press interest ruling touted As tool for Legal claims t i Shamattawa school building officials Art Klassen left and Sam Miles stand outside the Reserve school construction on schedule Shamattawa special construction of this Remote commune Tys new school is on schedule and it will be ready for classes next says Art Field superintendent for Penners construction of Stein Klassen said the metre schools exterior has been covered and construction will continue through the thirty local band members were employed during the main summer construction the project provides rooms for classes from kindergarten to Grade 12 As Well As the Community first Home vocational training facilities and 10 teacher residence Sam the bands project said school facilities will be housed in four abusers of parking for disabled ranked with impaired Drivers no apologies necessary for closing out 1986 on some sour Able bodied people who abuse handicapped parking spaces rank on the same level As drunk drive according to readers who responded to my column earlier this month about a handicapped Friend whose patience with Lazy parkers is wearing most callers suggested shopping malls be Given the Power to Issue tickets to motorists who violate parking places reserved for the As the Law is too wish Washy in this said Fred i say slap them with a Fine and teach them a an unidentified caller simply left a message embarrassing re yesterdays column on handicapped wrote Lorraine our switchboard you failed to mention the free press As it seems the caller spotted a free press truck parked in a handicapped spot in front of a the Man called the newspaper and passed along the trucks licence he wondered How the newspaper would Deal with the Lazy Manitoba natural resources last newsletter of 1986 offers food for thought to every Manitoba Angler who happens to be concerned about the future of sport fishing in the More than master Angler fish were caught last year in the an increase of 20 per cent Over More than 600 awards were Given to anglers who caught Large Channel the majority of which came from the red have a Long Way to go to replace Barry Mullin those figures should fuel growing concerns about enforcement of fishing particularly on the red and the tipping of the delicate balance Between conservation and promotion of the the proliferation of fish particularly on big White Shell prompted Connell to believe fish derbies should be drastically curtailed if not abolished Tell on the Lake last year and knows of one Fisherman who participated in All of the Lake might support fishing by the cottagers and but i dont think it can continue to support the entrants of fishing derbies a cotta8e on that particular Lake in White Shell provincial also wants the province to delay opening the fishing season by 10 Days to give fish More time to Complete there Are so Many boats on one spawning Stream that empties in big White Shell each Spring that its like shooting fish in a he Dan a teacher and Fisherman who has promoted Cathan release questions the honesty of some a recent Survey of sport fishing indicated that the largest percentage of anglers fish because Nave a Long Way to go to replace or anglers Ash because of the Pickerel As the most frequently caught trophy fish in Beauty of the while nine per cent enjoy the about a Quarter of All master Angler fish in vac snort provides taken were weather or Copilot Ion h High pc stun t Low Pra inure cold from worm front Winnipeg area forecast Cloudy with some sunny Breaks this winds becoming southerly 30 this High near mostly Cloudy Chance of flurries with a Low near mainly Cloudy tomorrow with a few High near probability of precipitation is near 10 per cent 30 per cent tonight and 60 per cent extended Outlook Southern Manitoba mostly Cloudy mostly sunny thursday and temperatures above nor Normal High is Normal Low is Northern Manitoba mostly Cloudy with occasional flurries thursday and tempera Tures near Normal High is Normal Low Northwestern Ontario mostly Cloudy mostly sunny thursday and temperatures above Normal near Normal privacy the sport seven per cent of anglers who replied said that catching fish was the most important aspect of the sport and per cent fished for food one would have to conclude that Only per cent of the Angling Public Are actually concerned about catching fish when they go Sernyk said in a letter the department of natural resources would like us All to adopt this approach to Angling to compensate for its own inadequacies regarding funding and regulations e 5 collision kills couple a Saskatchewan couple was killed saturday in a Headon collision near the an ramp spokesman said Bernard and his Yvonne of spy died in the collision 37 Kilometres South of the Pas on Highway the Driver of the second Nadine of was listed in stable condition at the Pas health Complex with a broken a police spokesman said he didst know whether any charges will be Laid in the deaths classified death National 9 8 10 8 10 16 i 7 7 2 3 10 l 14 0 9 0 6 2 3 8 9 12 20 3 7 Thunder 2 3 2 1 0 1 i 3 0 6 Winnipeg comparisons mean last highest on record in 1912 lowest on record in 1933 precipitation total from 1 to 28 Millimetres Normal yesterday International 6 4 0 s new 3 1 7 3 3 1 11 3 3 6 3 2 14 12 5 2 10 1 0 7 s 2 6 2 7 12 Tel 22 11 3 i resort spots los Clear 20 9 Las Clear is l 19 7 31 21 Clear 23 13 24 16 20 18 27 19 fair 31 21 fair 28 24 27 19 Isobel wife of Harry Arthur husband of Virginia Gweneth of West Park Manor personal care widow of Thomas Austin Buchan Herbert husband of Verna Mary widow of Henry Hank Dora wife of Michael de husband of Joey Abram of husband of Shirley Anna wife of Joseph go husband of Elsie of widow of Andrew Stefania wife of Mike mane Manfred Leslie of husband of Arlene Henry widower of Veronica Eva Florence widow of Morrison Joseph widower of Helen Queenie of its a Good precaution in Case of so we lose everything at he As the band has taken Over a contract from Penners construction to build a 250kilometre Winter Road link Between Shamattawa and who also Heads this opera said work on the Road began last week and is expected to be completed by the end of the purpose of the Road will be to Cut transportation costs on building material and other equipment for the new the Road construction will give 10 band members employment for three or four months this the band also expects a Grant from the Manitoba department of highways and transportation to lengthen the time the Winter Road will be open so a new diesel electric Plant to service the school can be hauled son of chief Judah predicted the school will give the Community its first adequate focal a new building will not answer our problems but it gives us a far better Chance to do something about them than weve Ever it is one element that could help us turn things by Laura Ranee special to the free press a recent court ruling has opened the door to Legal claims from farm ers and Small business owners who Are paying too much interest Ort operating a financial Consul Tant Larry who operates a British Columb abased borrowers advocacy said the Ontario supreme court ruling has implications for those who used promissory notes to borrow in the Early a spokesman for the inspector general of Banks has confirmed major Banks commo Rily used the same method of assessing interest ruled illegal by Justice Patrick Banks charged a floating interest even though a set rate was specified on the promissory Andre director of compliance with the inspector said Banks took an administrative shortcut when dealing with interest rate fluctuations until the Early rather than rewriting the promis Sory Banks adjusted the rates and then informed they usually had a verbal agree ment with clients to that Brossard but Galligan in a suit be tween the Royal Bank of Canada and farm activist Allan that Banks can Only collect interest specified in it May not charge interest on an amount advanced at any rate other than set out in the note under which the amount was he claim slashed Galligan refused to accept the Banks evidence that it had a verbal agreement with Wilford on How in Terest was to be it is first principle that a written note or other written agreement cannot be varied by an Oral agree he reducing the royals claim against Wilford to from the Bank decided not to proceed with an Appeal because Wilford has no Money to repay the signed a stack of promissory notes for his line of cred when his chequing account went into an the Bank would Transfer in another the interest on the whole amount owing was calculated daily at the current interest not Only was a higher interest rate being charged than the provided for in Many of the but interest on interest was being charged at a higher rate than provided for in Many of the Galligan noting the Over charged interest would often put the account into another Over draft triggering yet another there was obviously a snowball ing the judge Bill the Royal Banks vice president of retail lending for Ottar said the ruling has not prompted a review of other client Al though he conceded most of the Banks lending at that time was done in a similar Grace said the Banks documents we rent designed for the widely fluctuating interest rates in the Early but it posed too Many admin Strati be problems to change that All it was techno he it was a serious flaw in our being a Little we dont quite agree with the if a lot of them clients wanted to go and some could be but Grace said he doubts Many Royal clients will Challenge their interest charges because most understand the Banks its Only people with an axe to grind or who think they can get something for nothing who would take that Al spokesman for the Ca Nadian Bankers said Hes not sure if the ruling has implications for borrowers dealing with other institutions because the 63 chartered Banks in Canada use Dif Ferent Legal Chuck a lawyer who teaches agricultural Law at the University of said there is a six year limit on taking retroactive court action on Framingham said the Ontario nil ing is not enforceable in but a court Here would take it into Whaley said there Are dozens of similar cases across the with some Farmers winning retroactive interest cuts from their financing on new 1986 Alliance or encore Hatchback get in on the last word in factory this May be the last Chance youll Ever have for 0 financing on a new car make your Best Deal participating Renault dealers Are dealing now on i Stock 1986 models limited time offer hurry see your nearest dealer now for the Best selection encore Alliance convertible warranty no charge Alliance Low Are available on selected 1987 Renault Alliance Sta Tea lets to qualified buyers of new i Stock 1986 Alliance t encore wed Prex to end of t financed 24 Montu Mac see your dealer today 0 Renault Manitoba Al i lease and we sell ;