Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 24, 1989, Winnipeg, Manitoba The province Winnipeg free press october 1989 Page 2 Julian provincial editor Maureen free press Norman challenger for Annes mayors says the town would do better with fewer personality Annes fighting mayor challenged by Maureen Houston Winnipeg free press Anne residents tired of conflicts and negative publicity that have marked the local political scene Hope tomorrows civic election signals a fresh beginning for this Village of a dispute Between mayor Paul Blan Chette and the local police chief has been in the Public spotlight Here for the last three As have differences Between influential the negative publicity has promoted the idea that people in this town dont get along and that not said Norman who is challenging Blanchette for the mayors we need to look Forward instead of always looking lets Bury the election knives and get on with Blanchette and Paul Slawinski Are the Only two people running for reelection in about 25 kilo metres Southeast of although Larocque is the Only mayoral nine candidates have come Forward to vie for the three vacant coun cil whose Campaign slogan promises a new blamed councils problems on personality he wants to change the focus to improving the towns business climate and establishing a local chamber of com we need direction based not on Emo but on facts and we need a group that can work the 29yearold accountant charges and counter charges Between the mayor and police chief Ken Mantle led Justice minister Jim Mccrae to Call for an ramp investigation last in asking for the Mccrae noted there have been constant allegations by Mantie and Blanchette and members of his family of harassment and defame refused comment yesterday on his Campaign or on the situation in elected in a february 1986 Blanchette ran for reelection the same year on a platform of freeing the town from the influence of a prominent Fanti y he Defeated his opponent by a margin of just Over 100 votes after a Battle that attracted about 80 per cent of the towns most believe the same degree of inter been generated this this is a firecracker place for an said Council candidate Bright on candidate Armand said he Hopes a new Council will mean things can finally Settle a blood transfusion does a lot of he by Randy Turner Winnipeg free press Gimli a familiar face is missing from the Munici pal election but a candidate who needs no introduction has entered the longtime mayor Ted Arnason has decided not to seek ending a 12year term As the towns civic while Arnason career winds another political Veteran is attempting a comeback of John a former Cabinet minister in Howard Hawleys provincial nip is one Randy free press Buck Laschuk in his Gimli real estate us Back in of nine candidates vying for four town Council the last time buckles chunks name appeared on a ballot in these parts 1988 was soundly Defeated by progressive conservative de Helwer while attempting to retain his seat As la for at the then minister responsible for was in a political storm As the government attempted to defend insurance rate since his unceremonious exit from provincial the 50yearold Buck Laschuk has established an in come tax and real estate business with plans to establish his business roots he insists he does not dwell on the 1988 election that Cost him his Job and ousted the nip from you you you get knocked around some times severely As i he but you Bounce backs the former minister of municipal affairs said he does not consider municipal politics a step at town Council youre dealing with issues that Are right at your he i dont see it As being any kind of letdown at Buck Laschuk will not be the Only new face on Gimli Council after the of the nine Candi dates for Only one Harvey Benson is an another incumbent High schoolteacher Bill is in a three Way race for mayor with commercial Fisherman David Olson and Don Martin who works for a local car with Arnason stepping the Battle for mayor is considered wide the next town Council will be faced with the task of overseeing a waterfront development since Gimli major resources Are tourism and the project funded by the Federal and Provin Cial governments has been directly or indirectly involved in a number of issues which have sur faced during the who has served the last nine years on added that his experience was important to the waterfront project and other key civic but the 33yearold who ran against Arnason in the 1986 noted the outgoing mayor performed admirably without first sitting on the Only Way you get experience for mayor is being he olsons major concerns include lowering the debt of the recreation reducing taxes in and making ramp costs More equitable for town who pay considerably More for the service than Rural sat on town Council briefly in the Early his priorities include investigating the possibility of expanding town boundaries to increase the local tax a former director of the Interlake tourism Assoc a Martin added that his goals also include encouraging the growth of business and tourism in the in offering the people of Gimli 31 years of business management he Oleson unmoved by pleas child and family service centres throughout Manitoba will have to do More than cry the budget blues if they expect extra funds from the family services minister Charlotte Oleson Oleson was responding to a report out of bran Don yesterday that child and family services of Western Manitoba will face serious staff and program reductions unless the province comes up with More the eternal argument from these agencies is that they do not have enough Oleson said but they will have to make a pretty Good Case to me before i could go to the Treasury Board and make a Case for according to the Brandon staff morale at the Centre would be devastated if it was forced to work within the current budget conditions set by the offices service and administration budget for 198990 leaves a deficit of with funding for this year set at less than in the report according to the Canadian executive director Bruce Fraser said in an interview he expects to hear from the provincial government regarding the Agency plea for More Money by included in the list of cuts Are supervisory and other staff a computer upgrading pro Board travel and staff car a family resource Centre Community Rural resource pos adoption court youth outreach and sex abuse but Oleson said the predicted cuts Are Only projections made by the Centre on what it would have to do to end the year within the budget the province set last Oleson said the centres complaints of under funding were echoed by All eight family service Centre presidents in recent meetings with the they All indicated they were having prob she the government responded to the she by asking the presidents to prepare revisions showing what would be affected under current budget she said those reports Are now being reviewed by her and that no decisions on cuts have been similar budget complaints were lodged last Oleson and More Money was provided to cover the minister said changes in the funding Structure introduced this year were expected to alleviate the chronic underfunding Oleson said All centres were told that they were not allowed to Cut services to the children they Are mandated to care the other services provided for and by the centres Are where the debate on funding she prices effective store hours to it we Reserve the right to limit quantities 2 ibs instant Coffee Maxwell House 200 Grams International Coffee general food 225 Grams Strawberry or Raspberry Jam Kraft Soo my Bear Jar Nino of beef Cut wrapped 140 front of beef Cut i wrapped is 140 la la i Side of beef wrapped sick 2bo la i Mel Tosh apples Canada fancy c loin of beef Cut t wrapped so la due to boning and trimming the Price per Biko will classified death of widow of Irwin of Winni husband of Ann of for Merly of widower of Sara Gary of Leonard Wayne of the Omer husband of Regina Stanley of Winni 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