Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 21, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press june insurance contracts probed by Freemason reports Impact local Parade Relief for sufferers teachers aides in Jame Assiniboia have had their Job titles changed to something that Doest smack of the dreaded aids at a recent Jame Assiniboia school trustees approved a request from the teachers helpers to switch their title from aides to educational no word yet on How the Board will Deal with such things As band aids and Kool Aid what about the aides in Paw Leys Cabinet d d d Jim a major league spy Guy with the Canadian Security Intelli gence snuck into town last week for a commission Aires but his speech was a Little slow out of the starting blocks because of microphone scowling at the the cloak and Dagger crusader chortled i have a fair amount of experience installing but i have a Little difficulty using d d d Justice Joseph Osulli Van has become sem legend Ary for making lawyers lives but the Mega Cranky court of Appeal judge met his match last week in the form of a fiery City bus after missing his Law courts the judge stormed to the front of the he promptly lit into the drive chastising him for pulling away before he could get the Driver accused the judge of being too slow off the when the dust Osullivan got off one Stop later after noting the number of the hoofed it All the Way Back to an elderly woman who witnessed the hubbub offered to vouch for the Drivers Conten Tion the judge had been a Tad and we always thought he was too Quick to d d d a vital fire Crew raced out to Bishop Grandin Boule Vard last week after getting a Call about a person lying on the they discovered a slightly inebriated woman awakened by the opened one bleary Eye and said i didst know the buses had been painted d d d yet another fire Crew raced to the health sciences Centre last week to Check out an upon there was no fire to be it seems a smoke Detector had been set off by a doctor puffing away on his favorite d c d heres yet another True life police drama culled from their squawk it seems police raced Over to the crematorium at a local cemetery last week to see if something was the excitement ended when an officer at the scene radioed Back this Fine bit of Sleuth ing theres no one talking in the Odd the government took heat last week for appointing for Mer nip Cabinet minister Andy Anstett to a year Job heading the Manitoba municipal it happened Only a month after he completed a government consulting con Given him after his March 1986 election in his inimitable pre Mier Howard Pawley defended Anstette latest ladies and is How our beloved Premier used his masterful insight to defend his government from the tory he has a background of doing lets government jobs Worth about youre right Odd our mind wobbled just a Tad last week when we spotted this in great big on a department of agriculture news release creep feeding is it worthwhile Naalahi let the creep Here comes the Bride Sandra Clement and her wedding party Stop traffic As they Cross walk from her mothers Bronstone Boulevard Home was Clements last marys Road yesterday to Christ the King the half lock As a single woman before marrying Darren my wac Deal to Cost City taxpayers expected to pick up Tab for unpaid taxes in salvation army Purchase by Gerald flood the salvation army has bought the Young mens and Young women Christian association building on Webb a Deal expected to Cost City taxpayers about the salvation army received head office approval for the million Purchase a source said mayor Bill Norrie is expected to Call a news conference tuesday to announce the Sale and a City commitment to forgive the my wac about in unpaid taxes on the the source schools silence angers father the father of a Grade 2 student says he is appalled Shaughnessy Park school didst Call him when his son went missing for several hours on they just let him walk out of there and then never bothered to Call us and Tell us they didst know where he Jacob Beardy what kind of a school Are they running there anyways Beardy said his left Home for school believing he was going on a class Field trip to Assini Boine Park once the boy arrived at the Mani Toba Avenue the father his teacher told him she want letting him go because hed been too much trouble on the last said the news deeply upset his he just walked out of the school and never went Beardy said no one from the school called him or his wife to Tell them what had the first we heard about it was when my daughter came Home for lunch and discovered her brother want he said the school was adding he reported his son miss ing to they told me to wait a couple of that hed probably come he adding he took the afternoon off work to look for his mistake Beardy said he found the boy walking along Burrows Avenue about Kilometres from their Home at about he was just walking and crying when i found the father adding the boy told him hed spent the Day on the the father said school officials told him a mistake had been made in not contacting the but when i asked them Why the teacher Dorothy Pyck didst Tell Gerry earlier like three weeks ago that he want going on the they said she just make up her that no Way to treat a child to get him All excited about a trip and then disappoint him at the last to school principal Gerry Sorensen said Dyck left a note explaining the boy had disappeared before she took the class but it was Sorensen said he will verbally reprimand the teacher for waiting until the last minute to Tell the boy he go on the Beardy said Hes just thankful his son want except Hes still feeling pretty bad right the seven Storey Webb place Resi Dence is to become the new Home of the Catherine Booth Bible the Only salvation army Bible col lege in the spokesman Dave Perry the located on Assini Boine will be expanded to 140 students from about 80 when it moves into the building next he the 150room which includes a gymnasium and swimming was constructed in 1968 As the new Headquarters of the former the Owca merged with the Myca in january of this year As a cos cutting measure for both the Owca put the Webb place building up for Sale in 1983 after falling demand for residential ser High interest rates and other costs created Large annual deficits for the organization and forced it to default on its City Al chief executive officer of the in City Council voted to for give the Owca in outstand ing taxes on condition it sell the building to the salvation which had offered to buy Ken free press that Deal fell through although the salvation army interest in acquiring the building talks were reopened in leading to the Deputy mayor Eric who was finance committee chair Man two years said he believed councils previous commitment to forgive the has but in principle it would still be bind he said he expected Council will agree to forgive the which have increased to about in the last two it boils Down to a couple of he we dont want to take Over the building we Haven Given the y any financial help in the so Well do what is in the Best interests of the organization and the reasonable interests of the Burpee said the my wac will net about million from the Sale after the mortgage on Webb place and other Bills Are the Money will be used to Reno vate the former Myca residence on Vaughan Street to accommodate programs for the integrated service renovations Are to be completed in bylaw change opens downtown to tattooing lofty Washer Deanna Prince takes the High ground yesterday to advertise a car Wash at Maryland Street and Portage Avenue to raise funds for Jessie Home by Allison Bray Winnipeg Tattoo artists say Down town Parlours could open this sum Mer As a result of City councils approval of a new licensing in going to get into some heavy Dave Norseman Tattoo studios said Sorensen said he plans to open a studio near main Street and Suth Erland Avenue to practise what he Calls his Art on human sore Sens studio was closed in May by the cites health department because his work was not supervised by a a requirement under a 23yearold bylaw that carried a 000 under the new approved in principle by a 1312 Council vote wednesday Tattoo artists can operate without a doctor if they obtain a licence from the City and submit to periodic inspections of their Parlours by a Public health sore Sens Strider hot who has tattooed from his North end Home for the last five said he was stunned by the motion to adopt the we were the Only ones putting our Butts on the line to do anything about Notzon i dont be Lieve it finally financing ready Jie said he and another investor have about in financing arranged to open a studio As soon As adding he knows of half a dozen Tattoo artists outside the prov Ince who want to open studios the new bylaw which still must be officially approved by Council will allow for greater said Don the cites medical health Gemmill said the health depart ment supported the new bylaw be cause it allows the department to inspect Tattoo establishments to ensure work is being carried out under hygienic it was More a Public health risk to have people doing this in their own Gemmill adding two cases of hepatitis b in Winnipeg were traced to underground Tattoo Gemmill said the Chance of trans mitting aids through tattooing would be minimized because Tattoo Needles must be sterilized or Dis posed of under the new the previous Tattoo bylaw was drafted in 1964 by then mayor Steve Don Mitchelson Hender son who opposed the said he will not try to Block it when Council votes on it but is still in a bit of a he almost 90 per cent of the time people get tattoos under the influence of on a dare or through peer pressure and want them re moved under the new Tattoo artists Are forbidden from giving Tat Toos to anyone under the influence of alcohol or pedestrian killed crossing Portage an elderly West Winnipeg Man was killed Friday evening crossing Portage a Winnipeg police department spokesman said Nicholas of Evanson Street was crossing Portage at Evanson about when he was hit by an eastbound car driven by an 18yearold woman faces charges in attack a Man is in critical condition in Hospital and a woman is in police custody after a stabbing incident Early police said Dale of no fixed address was found stabbed in the Abdomen in a Lane in the 500 Block of Aberdeen Avenue about charges Are pending against the 29yearold police three injured in Headon crash three Winnipeg residents were admitted to Hospital after a collision late Friday on Portage Avenue near the perimeter a Winnipeg police spokesman said Curtis of Fitzgerald Street was driving West on Portage about when be was in a Headon collision with an eastbound car that had jumped the King suffered multiple leg Frac police his suffered cuts and both were taken to Grace Gener Al where he was operated on and she was admitted for Obser their want injured in the a police spokes Man the Driver of the other a Winnipeg was admitted to the same Hospital for his name is being withheld Pend ing possible police both vehicles were destroyed in the ;