Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 28, 1992, Winnipeg, Manitoba 32 pages vol 120 no 298 publications mail registration 0286 Winnipeg free weekly Home delivery in outside City september 1992 Marc free press Assembly of phils Ray Ritchie left and Jack Fewste Secot put their Best at the second annual sobriety pow a weekend Long eel faces Forward in a contest to see who looks most like Assem bration for people who have successfully completed drug Bly of Manitoba chiefs grand chief yesterday and alcohol rehabilitation by debates planned to boost yes Campaign top pcs Saddle up for charge by Robert Russo Canadian press Norrie widens Rcw Campagna by introducing Constitution by Radha Krishnan Thampi City Hall reporter mayor Bill Norrie has introduced a thorny is sue into the civic election Campaign the National referendum on the which is to be held two Days before the 28 civic in a letter to urges them to support the yes saying constitutional instability will re sult in lost fewer Job opportunities and poses a danger to our Standard of on the other Side is Al who said hell be pushing a no Golden Gle Lawn said a win for the yes Side Means the Canada we All where everyone is will be dead and All except will become second class Golden said the mayor represents All Winni Eggers and should never have taken a Nomes proposal will be the subject of a vote by the executive policy committee wednesday and Council at a later some councillors said they fear the referendum motion could polarize the Campaign and relegate important civic issues such As spending control and budget Reform to the Back it will totally distract citizens attention from civic is Terry Duguid Miles Macdonell the people out there Are so volatile on the referendum i wish the mayor stayed out of Duguid said he thinks the incumbent coun cil will approve Nomes motion Norrie inserts Constitution Ottawa the top tories spearheading the sputtering Campaign for the yes forces in the 26 referendum Are about to open up the senior strategists plans for the next couple of weeks include q sharpening the Tenor of prime minister Mulroney q staging a rally attended by mul Liberal Leader Jean Chretien and the Dps Audrey Mclaughlin to reinforce the idea of nonpartisan ship and shared ownership of the constitutional q the Likely pitting of a pair of senior tory Clark and Jean Charest against two of the most powerful leaders of the no forces in a debate Reform party Leader Preston Manning and bloc quebecois Leader Lucien the change in tone comes after a difficult week for the yes those difficulties were capped by an Angus Reid poll that suggested support for the constitutional agree ment has eroded steadily since it was signed last month and could go Down to defeat in British Alberta and Issue of pacing no need to panic Saida senior adviser to theres an Issue of pacing and an Issue of raising the temperature at the most appropriate he that time appears to be environment minister Jean Char est will take on Bouchard in a debate in Montreal on he Charest headed a respected com Mons committee in 1990 that recommended significant changes to the Meech Lake then a highly touted Cabinet quit the tories and formed the pro sovereignty bloc quebecois be cause of the suggested the Quebec Section of the Cana Dian bar sponsoring the had issued an invitation to Mulroney As Well As bloc atop polls the bloc quebecois is atop the polls in Quebec and its Leader is far ahead of Mulroney in personal popu Larity in the but the prime ministers advisers didst want him to boost Bouchard image in que Bec by having the two former friends share a debating Manning also wanted to debate Mulroney As Well As Chretien and who took up the Chal Lenge for next week in Clark is considering accepting on behalf of sources Sharon Carstairs int quite sure How it feels to be a front runner in the constitutional referendum Cam but Manitoba feisty Liberal who has taken up the no Side in the int ready to Start celebrating a Victory quite i didst think that at this Point in time the negative forces would be tied 5050 or even but i know that we Haven seen the massive yes Campaign and its Media which in sure will arrive Carstairs said yesterday in the Wake of an Angus press poll that showed canadians Are flocking to support the no the poll indicated that support for the no Side had risen to 41 per up from 25 per cent of those sur while the yes Side had slipped to 42 per Down from 58 per cent in the last no Means chaos a3 in vaccine wasted computer reveals by Alexandra Paul medical reporter at least Worth of vaccine serum is wasted each before and after it arrives at doctors offic a new computerized tracking system has its at least Manitoba chief medical officer John Guil Foyle its important to remember is the although the Dollar figure works out to per cent of the million spent each year on inoculations in the amount of vaccine it self that is wasted is a larger unfortunately our vaccine wast age rate is Between 40 to 70 per cent depending on the biologic vac Cine in Guilfoyle said in a recent letter to Manitoba in other jurisdictions the Compa Rable rate by category is lower Over 15 per cent due to poor storage and dose he said mostly less expensive vaccines Are being the mumps and rubella vaccine is the highest for wastage and then its the one for pertussis and in one year nearly one out of every three shots for a single vac Cine was in doses of vaccine were Given to Manitoba children we purchased Dos states the you can see there is a Large Over doses ordered and not vaccines vary in Price from a dose to depending on Guilfoyle the letter notes that 80 per cent of All vaccines Are administered in doctors sometimes we physicians or Der too much and it expires on people if you dont have the proper inventory he new provincial regulations go into effect january 1 and will require written requests for vaccine orders from doctors and children appear in then vanish vhf a families kids suffer quote of the Day inside Ann Landers were just a Bride be forsaken Little spot in by David Kuxhaus free press correspondent As Bobby settles Down to his studies at Norquay one can Only wonder How Long it will be before he is on the move Only in Grade his real already attended no less than 12 and the constant shuffling is taking its toll in the says Al principal of Norquay Hesi really going Nickel said he Only recognizes a couple of letter s of the alphabet and a few of the this child is of average intellectual ability but is functioning at a kindergarten level and its completely because of All the moving academics Arent the Only thing the eighty Earold is struggling Nickel Hes experiencing great social difficulties in relating to his Peers and trying to fit into a new Bobby Case is not revolving door for every classroom of 24 students at his Nickel estimates As Many As five children Are in Bobby there Here on and then on monday morning there gone and nobody knows anything about the kids probably dont even know there Nickel this almost 30 per cent of the 275 students attending the intercity school will be doing so for the first he weve had to assign a teacher halftime just to manage All the records coming in and out and to Orient the new families and Hook them into some of the supports we he Nickels school int the Only one with a revolving there Are seven schools throughout the Winnipeg school division that employ special Mig Rancy to investigate the the division has also set up a Mig Rancy committee composed of principals and agencies such As child and family services and Manitoba Irv chairman of the committee and assistant superintendent for intercity attributed part of the High Mig Rancy rate to a Lack of adequate with Winter a family May find that their House is cold and wet and look for another one they perceive is said there also May be safety people May perceive there not As Safe in one Sera said several schools have set up a housing registry to help families who May have to move find places in the same Irene a candidate for City Council in the Point Douglas Ward and a Winnipeg school division trustee for the past six said inadequate housing is causing up to 60 per cent of intercity children to change Sprague resident pro scope by its Dorfi cult d6 prov a dipl skcs1 a my ism in he Hodij sunny Winnipeg 17 f f last Day the win for life again and on Page a5 of today paper ;