Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 24, 1994, Winnipeg, Manitoba C o Ivi c saturday 72 pages vol 122 no 292 publications mail registration 0286 am my Winnipeg free press get Post 60 get Post outside Cly weekly Home derive re k wkly 05 0 Post in Winnipeg Psi outside City it it september 1994 All Rural bets Are on again Eric Pletnick is going to get his hockey draft and so will the other Rural municipalities that have been told their annual fundraising pools Are the Manitoba lotteries changed its regulations on hockey drafts and pools to allow Rural municipalities to continue run Ning the popular earlier this Community groups were told their drafts in which entrants pay a fee to choose players and collect Points based on their the Mac has changed its regulations so that municipalities can continue with their fundraising player Mac communications director Susan Olynik said we will be sending out letters to Alert the Rural communities to the terms and conditions of the Well also give them an Opportunity to apply to the Mac for who runs the Glenboro rink committee hockey was pleased with the about a month ago place tricks group and others in Rural Manitoba were told that the games were Ille Gal and could no longer be used to raise a Day after a Story appeared in the free the Mac changed its its great news for Pletnick said last we run our rink on a if we dont make enough Money for the improvements that have to be made to the building or the maintenance of the rink then the property taxpayer in the municipality has to pick up the boy political spat blamed children pawns in feud Batree Nathan Stan reporter asocial worker swooped Down on a school and apprehended a six Earold boy in what his Foster parents charged yesterday is an escalation of a political Battle on the Dakota tipi re the Foster father has been Call ing for an election for chief since and began a petition ear Lier this he said last night Hes sure the incident thursday afternoon was retaliation from Dakota tipi chief Dennis he said there was no warning be fore a Dakota tipi child and fam ily services worker took the whom the couple has fostered since out of the free press is not naming the Foster parents to avoid identifying the apprehended boy which would violate the child welfare their 15yearold Foster son was also pulled out of school by the same they didst Tell me Why or any the 15yearold the boy is now hiding from cos when someone comes to the Ive got my shoes on and in Halfway out the he the Foster Mother said she ran the cos office on the Reserve from 1990 to this when the office became Independent from inter tribal child and family services and the chief Laid her her replacement was the chiefs Marjorie the Foster Mother said she has tried to Contact Prince several times to find out where her Foster son has been taken and Prince Hung up on her she Prince refused to comment and pashes wife said he was out of the Pashe family has run the tiny Home to about 80 peo ple just South of Portage la for two the chiefs Many including members of his immediate have called him the Foster parents say they had no warning the children were to be a dictator who has refused to make himself financially but the chairman of the child welfare Board at Dakota Garry said the chief his first no input in the boards decision to apprehend the Garry Pashe said the Board was concerned about drinking parties in the Home and because the parents Foster Home licence had Margo a Friend of the Foster Mother since scoffed at the allegation of drinking Par nobody there Redsky and a former coworker of the Foster Mother both said Treyve never seen the couple drink or strike their the Foster Mother said the Fame Lys Foster Home licence expired two years but she sent renewal forms to inter tribal child and fam ily services Winnipeg office in March and never heard then someone left re Newal forms at her Home at 11 and asked that they be filled in and returned to the cos office by 4 before she was Able to take them her Foster son was taken from at 2 plague Sparks panic in Indian City times news service new India As Many As people fled the City of Surat in Western India yesterday after an outbreak of pneumonic plague that medical experts described As one of the most serious reported in the world in recent de officials Here plague As less than 48 hours after the first confirmed death from the officials in the Industrial City said 24 people had died and 137 others were being treated in but unofficial including accounts from doctors working in said at least 100 people had died and that the toll was expected to Rise As House House searches turned up scores of new residents of a City of million in Gujarat reported scenes of confusion and panic reminiscent of the plague outbreaks that devastated India before the Advent of effective Antibiotic treatment and insecticides in the the bubonic form of which leads to swelling of Lymph is spread by pneumonic a fatal can re sult from the spread of plague from the Lymph nodes to the lungs or can be transmitted by droplets in the after an emergency meeting in Delhi attended by prime minister Narasimha health minis try officials said they sent millions of tablets of the Antibiotic tetracycline and hundreds of tons of Dot and other insecticides to and that had stabilized the a bumper crop of plastic in Farmers futures quote of the Day we had a problem with my twos by Tolly Taylor staff Nier coming soon to a farm near a Harvest of plastic and motor scientists at a meeting in Winnipeg this week told How genetic tinkering will affect the crops Farmers among their predictions plastic containers made from genetically altered on the Market by the year 2000 and ethanol cheap enough to go head Ohead with gasoline As a motor be distilled from Corn by the year youre talking about truly biodegradable it pm be worked and formed just like said Jon Schif i canola better with pea 61 spokesman for a Delaware firm experimenting with canola scientific evidence suggests its going to the technology could make it cheap enough to use the canola plastic to make biodegradable bottles for heavy use consumer items like motor Oil and hair he another project May eventually see Corn used As a viable source of engine Scharingson told the annual meeting of the crop Protection Institute a youre talking about being i if of rises in Price by three per cent each and Corn is bred for five to 10per cent increases a year in Corn ethanol will be competitive with gasoline by the year around the scientists Are using genetic manipulation to grow everything from disease resistant crops to nutrient Rich Joanne chief of the crops management Section of Manitoba said work is going on in Manitoba and Saskatchewan to create insect and herbicide resistant crops that will require fewer let could be available in another Tourt pm Jet of qom my to Piasini How her la Lilliw Divoff knit state and a9 m fat Tosiah As a Fly Pletnick said its been a pretty Good week All if National hockey league team currently mired in a labor dispute with their decide to postpone the Start of the 199495 season which is scheduled to begin next it will give the Glen Boro rink committee a Chance to get its draft up and running before any games Are Kelly Case rivets town arrived of lawyer from Winnipeg fuels intense speculation Sybil Redekop staff reporter better than Bank of Heilin Exchange halt Warll Oll Klc ii i m the Pas a senior criminal lawyer from Winnipeg has arrived in the fuelling Al ready intense speculation that charges Are imminent in the slaying of 13yearold Sarah local lawyers said the arrival thursday of Legal Aid lawyer Jim who could not be contacted last makes them think there is about to be a break in the they say no Northern lawyer would want to represent the accused in such a for fear of being of painful memories a9 they also speculated that the who have said they believe they know who killed Are go ing slowly because the stigma of be ing accused would be so especially in a Small that they want to be absolutely sure before they Lay a Sarah went missing last her body was found wednesday after a tip to the the Pas is pre paring for her funeral expecting it will be the biggest the town has Ever because of the profound effect sarahs death had on the hundreds of volunteers who searched for her this townspeople say there May be to mourners at the it will be held in the towns largest our lady of the sacred heart roman Catholic therell be an audio Hookup to the adjacent Guy Hall and its archbishop Peter who con ducted a candlelight Vigil for Sarah last night at Roy Johnson urged everyone who wanted to at tend to turn we will be equipped to handle any and All who he about 300 people came to the Are first for a meeting with the provincial trauma response then for the 1 think a lot of people feel said one who give his it was a terrible crime against the Little and the whole Community feels the we want the family to know were still behind them and we want Justice to be said Bev Barb Hay said the meeting is a Healing for Deann a Volunteer said after searching three you kind of feel you were part of an autopsy on sarahs body was completed Ute yesterday afternoon in but a spokesman for the chief medical examiners office would not release the 9876ooo ;