Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 25, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Winnipeg free june Gerry free press Ign a i gravel driving hazards in Whitemouth late Post faulted graduation March some of the 75 Gordon Bell High school graduates three blocks away for the ceremonies the walk from the school to first presbyterian Church Grade 12 graduation was the High schools Law to halt Lake development sought by Patrick Mckinley a tory la has proposed the province pass legislation aimed at halting an Indian bands cottage development at Shoal Jim Ernst the conservative Urban affairs critic and a former Winnipeg Deputy called yesterday for an environment act amendment that would ban the use of Manitoba land for any development that threatens Winnipeg drinking Shoal Lake Indian band 40 has proposed building 350 cottages at the Lake straddling the Manitoban Tario Ernst charged the nip govern ment has shown no real concern for the threat to water that is piped from the Lake to serve Winnipeg june 26 Gates open 3 to 11 admission adults under 14 and seniors highlights Luba on free grandstand also featured coca cola Lucky key treasure Chest in the Arena on the lower South real Canadian super dogs show at the South end of football fifth annual Rabbit show 4h building in the Burger King petting zoo in the the exciting racing Razorbacks 4 5 6 8 in the Pepsi velodrome show with sound effects Wes Harrison and the High diving stage and stunt show in the Amateur Art and sculpture exhibit in the Arena on the lower West comedy Capers 87 with Host Len Andree and the Ted Fraser show featuring the Lenz the Klementis Bob Roger fun in music and Bev Bergeron the stand up Clown on the rothmans Arena weather in j Woi Huglon showers thunderstorms showers v t l i x f Oil Joni pitch Pillion h High i eur i t cold r Jodi Winnipeg area forecast variable cloudiness today with scattered afternoon showers and winds Northwest at 25 and High today 19 to Low tonight afternoon cloudiness tomorrow with a Chance of show High near extended Outlook Southern Manitoba mostly sunny saturday and Chance of showers is 30 per cent both High near 18 both Low 6 to Normal High is Normal Low is Northern Manitoba showers and Cool Chance of showers is 60 per High Low mostly sunny saturday and High saturday Low High sunday Low Normal High is Normal Low is Northwestern Ontario afternoon cloudiness Chance of showers is 70 per High Low mostly Cloudy Chance of showers is 70 per High Low mostly Cloudy Chance of showers is 50 per High Low Normal High is Normal Low is he said it is because the cottage proposal is potentially the most serious environmental problem in Manitoba environment minister Gerard Lecuyer rejected the notion of a special Law for Shoal saying present and proposed environmental Legisla Tion addresses pollution of All water bodies in Lecuyer said because the Lake straddles the Manitoba does not have sole jurisdiction Over All developments that could threaten the drinking he noted Manitoba and Ontario have a longstanding agree ment to consult each other on environmental decisions affecting in Ter provincial water the two provinces hold regular meetings to discuss Shoal Lake and other the minister he said the concern about Winni pegs water has already stalled the cottage development for eight years since it was first the provincial and City governments and the band agreed to Federal environmental hearings on the but the hearings were delayed while the parties negotiated a proposed Deal to have the govern ments buy out the bands develop ment those negotiations have been stalled by the Federal governments withdrawal from the Ernst said the Manitoba govern ment should not even be contemplate Man stole Money for hotel escort services a Man who used stolen Money to pay for a hotel room and women from an escort service was sentenced to months in jail Crown attorney Rob Finlayson told provincial court that Randal went to a macs milk store on Pembina Highway june where a Friend was working As a Banman stole Money from a Box behind the counter containing receipts from videotape Finlayson and later returned to the store and stole More Money for a total of More than police arrested him later that night in a room at the Pembina Highway Holiday he in a statement to police Banman admitted to the Finlayson saying he stole the Money to buy things to impress his lawyer Maria Kucher said Banman used the Money to rent a hotel room and arrange for an escort service to Send women to the and promised his friends cigarettes and record he is 20 years old but emotionally he is much Kucher noting ban mans statement to judge Arnold Conner sentenced who pleaded guilty to theft under to 90 Days in placed him on probation for nine months and ordered him to repay the store ing paying compensation to the band to halt the the he began taking its water from the Lake in 1919 11 years before the Indian band moved to the the taxpayers should not have to buy Back their own water Supply from an Indian band that wants to he said the cottage development could Force Winnipeg to build a water treatment Plant with a construction Cost of by Jack Lakey potholes and Long stretches of gravel spread Over provincial High ways in the Whitemouth area Are making driving conditions Treacher local and residents this is a popular resort area and when people not familiar with the local roads Start trying to Dodge potholes they can easily lose con said who is in charge of the Whitemouth ramp Border said several area Acci dents Over the last few weeks can be attributed to Road conditions which caused Drivers to evade potholes or lose control in Loose spread Over highways to fill spots where Asphalt had heaved and been re he said provincial Road maintenance Crews spread gravel for eight to 10 Kilometres on Highway 15 West of to fill in holes made when pieces of Asphalt heaved due to Frost stretches of Highway 11 North and South of Elma Are in a similar he As Well As parts of Highway 44 Between Whitemouth and Rennie and Highway 307 into White Shell provincial it seems to be an extremely bad year for Frost and they just keep grading More gravel into the Border when it Rains some of the holes will fill up with water and if you hit them going quickly you can easily lose Jim who operates a ser vice station at highways 44 and said problems on 11 were caused by the province imposing Spring Load restrictions for trucks too he said Large semitrailer used to haul peat into a Plant near Whitemouth during the caused the Road surface to break its not just the Frost it is the big trucks going into the peat Plant that chewed our Road Blaney every other year they put on Road restrictions but this year we didst see any signs until the peat hauling was he said dust from the gravel has become so bad in spots that Drivers cannot see when passed by trucks and need to pull Over until the dust you cant drive fast because you dont know where the potholes he its pretty easy to tear the Bottom out of your District roads supervisor Don Malkoske conceded area highways Are in dire need of but noted work Crews Are doing their Best to improve the he said Highway 11 had been restricted earlier in other years but could offer no explanation of Why restrictions were delayed this resurfacing workers Are resurfacing parts of Highway 11 South of Elma this he and will be Patching North of Elma As soon As he said Crews also will be Patch ing highways 15 and 44 next and will eventually stabilize or re surface parts of the Malkoske said the Asphalt treat de surfaces of the roads Are Only about centimetres thick and susceptible to both Frost heaves and the pounding of heavy trucks during when roads arc h is an extreme situation this year and we have had a lot of but people dont obey the he they drive too tear the Oil pans off their cars and blame us because they didst obey the lotteries Western express the winning numbers Are for for 1797498 and lotto 636 the Jackpot of is won by one the six 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