Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 16, 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba This weeks oranges Navel oranges Sweet California grown Carton 54 count Sunkist o Garden fresh produce fresh Cantaloupe imported 1 tender a parsnips Manitoba grown 1 Alfalfa sprouts fresh Manitoba grown 77 Crunchy carrots Manitoba grown 1 c pkg bag smooth or Crunchy regular or thin wrapped vegetables Frozen food Green giant assorted 341398 my Dairy features bakery features fish chips 39 Oftle frown 5009 2 2 Sotinos pizza Pepperoni or deluxe 5 g Niblet Corn Green giant peas or mixed Vegs pkg vegetables Green giant in butter sauce g strawberries Fraser Vale or raspberries g in menu dinners q assorted g 39 79 69 79 mini puddings 179 my i Campbells soup9 149 my 4 for i prego sauce 199 Spaghetti my i ice Good Mihoc Fly Beatrice 159 Swiss style assorted175 g 0 for i Chip dip Beatrice French onion or 250 g i19 instant 129 Jallo g i of i Crystal Light 169 drink crystals g i tender vittles 179 Purina cat food g i cat Chow Purina cat pkg ballads Champion dog food assorted g ballads cat White bread Westons homemade style 60 whole i19 Westons muffins 969 per pkg baby food Heinz strained assorted 128 my it 16 a Row Trees Candy it chocolate 4 per pkg prices effective until closing we Reserve the right to limit where photo and text differ text is Friendly service All Isa stores Are open sunday for your shopping convenience 227 Henderson at Johnson 2727 Portage at courts of James 1273 Jefferson at Aksum 317 Annes at Dakota Village shopping Centre Elizabeth and Drake 1100 Concordia at Molson 1529 Gateway Road at Sun Valley drive 1650 main Street at 1853 Grant at Kan Aston 2255 Ness Atway Tewold up photo Winnipeg free january lawyer David Gibbons says he Hopes for september Crown bomb suspect seeks delay by Steve Mertl the Canadian press Vancouver up the lawyer for Inderjit Singh Reyrat said yester Day he will need months to prepare a defence for his who is charged in a 1985 bombing that killed two baggage handlers at Tokyo David Gibbons said he hoped for a september court citing the dozen of witnesses and piles of Docu ments involved in the ready to go Crown prosecutor Jim said he was ready to proceed he estimated the trial would take Between nine months and a faces two manslaughter and five explosive he was remanded to following a Brief appearance in supreme court for a bail Applina it was relats second court appearance in Vancouver since being extradited from England in Decem the Crown has indicated it plans to Call up to 170 including 85 and use a plethora of translated documents from the Jap anese police Security outside the Small court room was with a Hal dozen sheriffs and a Metal Detector to scan everyone who but Reyrat himself was watched by Only one Reyrat was dressed in a Blue knit shirt and wearing a Blue turban and a Long uncut Beard that devout sikhs must he looked and Gibbons said Reyrat Felt better since returning to Canada after almost two years in custody in Hes doing Well under the Cir formerly of was arrested in England in february 1988 but spent almost two years fighting extradition to the Case went All the Way to the House of which refused him Permis Sion to Appeal lower court rulings against the extradition fight got wide publicity in which Gibbons said raised the question of Reyrat getting a fair were hoping a jury will disregard he told Reyrat can elect to be tried by judge a group of sikhs waited outside the courtroom while relats father and brother attended the the room was crowded with report ers and relats father was initially kept but Gibbons objected Callaghan ordered the sheriff to make space for Reyrat is charged under direct in which Means the Case goes to trial without a preliminary the Crown alleges that Reyrat bought materials similar to those used in a bomb that killed the bag Gage handlers while they unloaded Luggage from a up air flight from Vancouver on june change of venue Gibbons also served notice that he would argue against Jardines bid to move the trial to suburban new Justice Howard Callaghan granted the at least for the 26 but Gib Bons said the move would make it hard for his Vancouver based office to support our staff in the office is going to be under an immense amount of pressure in this Gibbons told reporters Jardine say Why he wanted the change of Hydro strikers tussle with police Montreal up Hydro que becs problems turned ugly yester Day As striking workers tussle with police and customers across the province had to Cope with More Power the trying to prevent Hydro managers from getting to had a pushing and shoving match with club carrying police officers at a regional office and maintenance Centre in Eastend the strikers eventually yielded to there were no the Union plans rotating on Day strikes in different locations across the province every second Union spokesman Luc Chabot said the jostling incident shows that we Are serious about our the biggest electricity problems in Montreal were in the Cotest Luc and Hampstead where clients were without Power yester Day after an outage hit at Midnight Francine an official of the government owned said a repair Crew did not arrive at the Cotest Luc site until 9 yester which she said indicated the Union is not meeting its duties As outlined by the essential services the Council meets with Public Sec Tor unions and employers to define what services Are essential during a Hydro said that 26 Case of equip ment failure were reported across the province the Canadian Union of Public pm representing the Hydro had similar strikes last but this time the Union vows the work interruptions will continue until there is a settlement in the 13monthold contract Dis the Union wants a Shorter work week and wage increases of six per cent a year in a three year Hydro has offered raises of Between two and four per negotiations Are 10 projects Charest said the Utility wants work to continue on 10 projects requiring repairs to production and transportation but she said the Union has she said a backup network of underground cables in the Quebec City Region needs work because if the regular cables about clients would lose Power for up to 24 another project requiring Atten Tion is a generating station near in Northern it was to go on line last october but was delayed by work Chabot said he sympathized with the Public but the strike was no Holiday for the Hydro they customers find it diff but we find it difficult too because were on ;