Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 8, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba B2 Winnipeg free August Carbus collision sends two women to Hospital two Winnipeg women were in Hospital yesterday after the car they were rid ing in collided with a Winnipeg transit Corrine Scott said Sharon of Ness was driving a 1986 Dodge station Wagon East on Broadway about yesterday at Smith she was in collision with the who suffered spinal was listed in stable Condi Tion in Hospital but a passenger next to Valentine of Beverley was in critical condition with head and internal the transit who suffered Only minor was treated in Hospital and Scott the bus had no passengers when the collision she in another incident a 69yearold Man was in stable condition in Hospital after losing control of his a Winnipeg police traffic spokesman said the Man was Dri ving along Linden Avenue about when he hit a Fence in front of a House on Brazier fire causes damage to Home a weekend fire caused about damage to a Jame Assiniboia a Winnipeg fire department spokesman said a Blaze that broke out about sunday in the bedroom of the House at 16 Wood lands caused about to the dwelling and to the no one was Home at the time and the cause of the fire is under invest the spokesman the City of Winnipeg notice of Public hearing Ville de Winnipeg Avis audience pub Lique executive policy committee Public hearing Date september time location West committee Council building 510 main Street proposed plan Winnipeg amendment West of the Airport audience pub Lique do Comite exec Tif Date be Mercredi 6 septembre 1995 Here 9 heres lieu Salle pour somites imm Euble do Rue main modification do plan de la Ville de Winnipeg terrains Sites a lowest de Laer port four Ile North limit Bank the National Airport Assiniboia Community the executive policy committee will be holding a Public hearing to receive representations on a pro posed amendment to plan Winnipeg to re designate lands located West of the Winnipeg International air port and North of Saskatchewan Avenue from a rur Al policy area to an Industrial policy area out lined on the relevant documents Are available for inspection by contacting Gerald couture at 9865107 or is he Len tack at persons wishing to make representations at the above hearing Are requested to notify clerk of the executive policy Council 510 main r3b Tele phone to assist in scheduling simultaneous translation will be available if be Comite exec Tif Kiendra Une audience pub Lique pour Lentendre Les exposes sur be project de Modifica Tion do plan de la Ville de in vue de Chan Ger be Conage Des sols Sites a 1ouest de 1aeroport International de Winnipeg etau Nord de 1avenue Sas qui Passera ent de la cat Goric a la cat6gorie voir la carte pour consulted la documentation relative a be sad Resser a Gerald couture a 9865107 of a mme Helen tack a Les personnel qui Desiren presenter in expose lors de Bette audience sont prices de communique ave Secre Taire do Comite imm Euble do Rue r3b Telephone pour Facil iter 1etablissement de 1horaire Des in service interpretation Simul Tanee Langlais Sera Offert sur 6ric Behrmann photo from left buy Merasty of abcs Liberty Dan and Tomson Highway at school former students wrestle with past Healing process begins at residential school site by Bob Lowery free press correspondent Clearwater Lake they were torn from their families and culture and thrust into a often Abu Sive environment 30 years on the More than 100 former students at the Guy Hill residential school returned to the site of their suffering to wrestle with the ghosts of the like everybody else i have come to meet my old friends on the old school site to seek Healing said play Wright and former student Tom son its great to be Back where i belong to breathe some fresh Manitoba drink some pure water from Clear lakes and to look out again on the Northern said the order of Canada who flew in from the tent Camp was pitched on the site of the old red Brick build ing demolished in the for Mer students cooked and met in the open air this the Point of the Highway is to tackle the ghosts of the past and open our souls to the great spirits heal ing the Days were Given to heal ing circles and sweat under the direction of Stan Williams from the a band of Young drummers from the Lac Brochet first nation formed around the Camp their Sarah and her former chief Simon brought a Large delegation from the they had just completed a 17 Day wilderness cant with 84 youths Sarah Samuel said the results of the rigorous training were quite marked in the life of the com the wilderness Camp was set up after four attempted suicides earlier in the Highway is writing a musical to be called and is working on his first Book covering the life of his late brother i want to Trace the past of this Brilliant Young Cree dancer right up to the top of the world he did so much that can inspire a lot of As for his nine years at Guy Hill he said it was his love and respect for his parents that kept him on theres such a mixed Situa Tion in so Many families around the i think its High time those of us who can com pose and produce works of Art make a big Effort to bring truth and respect to our family life in highways brother said plans Are in the works to create a permanent Healing Gath ering Centre on the rent hike irks Foster couple by Mike Ward free press the Manitoba housing authority has increased a couples rent by a month because they have two Foster Chik Garry and Lorraine Swain found out about the increase when went to the authority office to renew the lease on their Tyndall Avenue three bedroom town they said wed have to pay a monthly rate of for each Fos Ter child in our Swain As of were going to be paying a this is another kick in the Teeth from the Filmon the couple Foster a boy with Spe Cial aged and a two year old they receive a Day for the boy and a Day for the girls last the daily allowance for Normal child was a we have had the girl since was six Days old and we took boy in when he was six Swain in our attempt to do gods work and help these kids we Are being penalized once again by Gary Filmon and his the monies needed to pay this increase will come from our Foster childrens care and really out of their we Are on a fixed income and cannot cover this increase in any other who receives a monthly disability pension after suffering a stroke in said Well fare supplements his fixed income he said he appealed to the authority to reconsider the you cant talk to its like talking to a Stone i Tell them that what the government gives us for the kids int its an they just wont Manitoba housing authority director Ron Hall said hell review the couples Hall explained that rents Are based on 27 per cent of a family Gross he said the authority considers that a por Tion of the Money the gives Foster parents is for your Long weekend photos 1 hour service 4x6 Glossy 24 exposure or try our 7 night service 4x6 Glossy prints 24 exposure real service time May vary with prices 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