Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 29, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada Winnipeg free press May a3 Canada at a glance fugitive changes from the Canadian press Calgary a Calgary Mother who has been on the run for More than two months now plans to bring her children Back to the City for a custody trial in the Mother has Long maintained she would return for the june 19 but has said it would be too risky to bring the children with but after Reading an account her Daugh Ter wrote about being molested by her estranged Hus who pleaded guilty in 1989 to sexually assaulting the Young the Mother says Shes now prepared to bring them Back to court natives flee fire residents of a Northern native Community were forced from their Homes yesterday when a Forest fire raced towards their the 250 people of Ware left on trucks and air Craft by 1 As the fire came within four Kilometres of the said Wendy spokeswoman for the Forest parents on trial exactly one year after Little John Ryan Turner was his parents go on trial today for manslaughter in the Young sters starvation Steven and Lorelei Turner were charged hours after the boys John Ryan was three eight months old and weighed just 21 pounds when he scout punched Toronto a football scout wants compensation from air Canada after a fellow passenger punched him in the face during an overnight Ron of said he was hit twice after asking the passenger to turn Down the volume on his Walkman while flying from Calgary to risk played Down Edmonton Alberta health minister Shirley Mcclellan downplayed yesterday the risk of a doctors As fee negotiations drag on be tween the province and the Al Berta medical Back to the table Toronto Ontario striking plumbers and steam fitters say there set to go Back to the bargaining table As soon As possible to get a new the strike will slow Down construction projects across the province and could shut Down pm forum Quebec Premier Jacques Parizeau beefed up proposals for association be tween an Independent Quebec and Canada this but said Quebec offer wont re main on the table the parti quebecois Leader said Hes ready to offer a forum where Quebec and Cana Dian legislators could discuss common teens missing two teen agers were missing and two others had to scramble to Shore after a Canoe tipped Dur ing a lat night trip on Lake the Young men left a Bush party about 2 yesterday and ventured out on the my must Tell gyn Ecol Ogist who was prohibited from practising Medicine because of indecent conduct has been told he can practise again if he tells his patients about his John Wakeford lost his right to practise in 1984 after the College of physicians and surgeons found him guilty of in decent conduct with three for Mer patients and sexual inter course with one former a ies found groups Book by Don Macdonald Canadian press Ottawa one in five Feder ally funded Indian organizations had irregularities in their financial records last raising questions about natives readiness for problems were found in 21 per cent of audits conducted on the finances of Indian bands and a Tiveron an Indian affairs official the irregularities Stem from mis management or faulty accounting controls and Only rarely said Alan an assistant Deputy minister at Indian we certainly take it Williams theres no reason for people not to have the right procedures and processes in were being very aggressive on Ottawa pays out More than billion a year to native organizations to run child and family schools and economic development corporations As Well As to finance land for accountants would give Only qualified approval to the financial statements of per cent of the organizations and denied approval on another per the maps facing Busy session by Bob Cox Canadian press Ottawa after a one week maps return to the commons today for what is Likely to be the busiest and most contentious session since the Liber als took the government wants to pass 34 pieces of legislation before june 23 when the House is due to Rise for summer Canadas role in the increasingly frustrating in Mission to Bosnia will also Likely be High on the governments immediate Agenda after 10 Canadian peacekeepers were detained last the Bills touch the most controversial issues the liberals have gun Gay budget employment maps pensions and privatizing standing in the Way is a rejuvenated Reform party that has finally begun to use the tricks of parliamentary procedure to generally throw grit in the gears of one example Reform plans to propose More than 150 amendments to gun control legislation when a committee of maps begins looking at possible changes to the Bill government House Leader Herb Gray has responded by saying the government May extend commons hours so maps sit at he has also hinted the session could be extended into Reform claims the liberals Are ramming Bills they left the difficult ones to the hoping that time pressure would help them to move them through the Legisla Tive said Reform House Leader Elwin i dont think that the governments goal is to clean its legislative that would allow prime minister Chretien to move into a new phase As he ends his second year in the government could prologue parliament killing any legislation not passed and Start fresh in the fall with a speech from the throne outlining a new Chretien is also widely expected to shuffle his Cabinet for the first he has stubbornly stuck with his initial picks so far to create an image of scandal free but patience is wearing thin for weak performers such As health minister Diane Marleau and Heri Tage minister Michel both of whom Are Likely to be a shuffle and new Agenda could dispel the image of a tired Federal government just prior to the Quebec but the government must tackle some including gun control a Bill to create a mandatory gun registry is still be fore a committee of who begin proposing changes today behind closed Gay rights a Bill that would give homosexuals special Protection from hate crimes will be voted on several Liberal backbench ers oppose budget several budget Mea sures must be including chopping billions from transfers to provinces for health welfare and pos secondary my pensions a committee is studying a Bill to scale Back my pen though not As far As Reform train collision kills five returning Home from Retreat Canadian press Maple a minivan carrying adults and teenagers returning from a weekend Christian Retreat collided with a freight train yester Day killing five occupants of the Van and injuring two the up rail train of empty Potash cars was travelling through a marked level crossing at the South Western Saskatchewan town of Maple Creek when the Accident happened around ramp said the whose old teachers in Tourette kids suffer Canadian press Toronto children with Tourette syndrome Are sometimes punished because their teachers dont understand the a psychiatrist Tourette syndrome is a neurological disorder that causes twitch and in some makes a per son shout profanities and have unexplained outbursts of some teachers have a Little bit of Roger a psychiatrist at childrens hos Pital in said during a Public some Are quite dumb about More than half the gathering of about 100 Tourette sufferers and parents of children with the disorder said they experienced prob lems in teachers often blame parents and try to discipline which can make outbursts about canadians have the it usually appears in Early childhood and is remaining per cent were Given a clean Bill of a Federal auditors report re leased earlier this year found Indian bands Are carrying a debt of More than million that was blamed on mismanagement and a Lack of accountability on the part of Leader a native Leader said financial irregularities Are created by Indian leaders scrambling to stretch limited Federal from one perspective you could say theres some not so Good management practices going on out said Gordon on Tario chief for the Assembly of first i think people Are trying to meet the needs they have and there trying to do it in the Best Way they if you dont have much to work youve got to be As creative As possible in order to meet the needs that you but John the Reform Par Tys Indian affairs said the audit results Are just More proof that Ottawa does not have control Over the Money it gives if they cannot demonstrate Strong financial accountability How can we go the next step to self gov Ern ment Duncan up photo Many Finimore first world War Veteran John with daughter Eileen Martin left and sister Ann marked his 105th birthday in Toronto on the More than 100 guests helped the centenarian celebrate the Whf Calls for stronger Laws report targets toxic gunk by Dennis Bueckert Canadian press Ottawa pressure is build ing for measures to Stop toxic Industrial gunk from being poured Down municipal along with billions of litres of waste sewage plants in on Tario and Quebec Are receiving about 100 tonnes of Industrial met als and chemicals says a report by the world wildlife virtually All of that material winds up in the some evaporates into the some is converted to sludge which is incinerated or spread on and some winds up in lakes and consequences of this massive discharge include serious damage to wildlife and ecosystems and the contamination of drinking water sources in the Lawrence and great lakes says the report which is to be released sewage treatment is effective at removing organic but not metals like Zinc and All of which have been found in discharge from sew age treatment sewage discharge is regulated by municipal and Many municipalities dont bother with enforce says Julia Langer of the world wildlife Mel an expert with the on Tario ministry of the said stronger measures Are needed to Stop toxic pollution from sewage careless waste disposal by House holds May be harder to its a significant concern be cause people do tend to forget that when you dump something Down the Drain or the toilet it May come Back in your drinking said Sean an aide to Ontario Environ ment minister Bud the Bay food Market est member was was returning from Cypress Hills provincial where they had attended a Retreat sponsored by the Burstall Evangeli Cal it was believed All the occupants of the Van were from around a Community of about 500 North of Maple police listed the dead As Driver Trent and passengers Brenda Mark Blaise and Wally Baker two others were seriously injured and taken to Hospital Kyle Bodner and Gerald Kraft bbl sauce 455ml Kraft Jet or Maxi Marsh mallows 400 Kraft cheese slices 500 g assorted Kraft Miracle whip red Rose Orange Pekoe Tea bags limit 2 per customer Lipton drink crystals qq0 Puritan flakes of Turkey or Chicken 184 Puritan stews dinners 1 re 680 f mixed loin pork chops consists of rib tenderloin end Unico tomatoes 796 my Klik luncheon meat 340 Maple Leaf canned hams 680 Vienna sausage Maple Leaf 113 Blue ribbon ground Coffee 300 g limit 3 per v05 Ultra shampoo or conditioner 4 French prepared Mustard Heinz relishes 375 led Smith Ketchup 1 nescafe instant Coffee Centre Cut loin pork chops 4 in fresh pork spare Side ribs Blade steaks in Boneless Blade roast n to Cross rib roast it fresh lean ground beef Granny Grade a frying Chicken Frozen 3 to 4 in eviscerated Burns pork sausage m 500 g 19 Burns campfire cooked Ham an Burns campfire garlic sausage n in Burns sliced Side Bacon n in 500 g he sauce o of 400 my regular or Blue Label Apple juice Sun Rype 1 pure bathroom tissue Scoti jumbo paper towels 2 Bezel Margarine 454 or mealtime bread 570 g White or minute maid Frozen punches 355 my Swansong dinners n in beef or Beatrice lemonade or Raspberry lemonade 4 in Good humor Fud Sicle or revel los bananas fresh from the tropics real Beauty plums California fancy strawberries California Basket local Manitoba Broccoli fresh cello head lettuce fresh summer is bbl season come in for All your needs we personal shopping Only per order orders Over we Reserve the right to limit specials Are in effect May 29 june while quantities b m m 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