Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 15, 1997, Winnipeg, Manitoba From tires to tos there Are Many details to consider today when buying a to void Winnipeg skaters strive to help replenish Canadas elite Talent Pool Peter Vulner is the new Boss at can West As other duties the weather mainly sunny and less High Low details on Page c11 Dpi 125 Winnipeg free press garbage Day 2 inside heart trouble in space vastly commander of the Crip pled russian space station complained of a irregular heartbeat putting in question his ability to perform a spacewalk to repair one of the crafts heavily damaged in a collision three weeks ago sending a message two years and two months in custody is sufficient to Send a a Provin Cial court judge said yesterday in mov ing a teen at the Manitoba youth Centre from closed to open the teens victim died just Over a year after he was clubbed in a robbery that netted less than ads give notice family doctors at the Portage general who have Given notice they will not provide emergency room service after this want a Deal which would be flexible enough to allow them to treat patients in emergency without providing inhouse emergency service in a Corner tomorrow is baseball prompter Sam katzes deadline for responding to the cites Concession package to build a if Katz counters the cites the project is and if he theres a Good Chance it will be Defeated by Council Enfield magic looking for a summer action flick com plete with special effects and Oscar calibre performances How about men in Blue As the Winnipeg Blue bombers prefer to Call dirty red the movie tagged As taggers police believe Treyve nabbed three of the people responsible for Spray painting Graf Fiti in vital and Boniface Over the past few the alleged taggers face a total of 94 mischief charges today in your City Book launch Juliana and the Medicine by Jake heaven Art Book 8 South Pacific opens to Rainbow 8 to comedy Island Tony to 9 Index local Canada it world numbers on Page d5 business b4 classified c9 comics d2 computers d8 deaths editorials a10 in births c8 Jumble c11 me Nel Teader and Ann Landers d3 movies 07 sports record c5 to listings 06 july police wont take sides officers to wait for court order before opening picket lines by Doug Narne police reporter in the Wake of a violent clash with striking Boeing workers last sum Winnipeg police say they will no longer Force picket lines open with out a court the move will dramatically change the face of labour disputes in the and Means striking workers can effectively Block Access to a business until the company management goes to court and convinces a judge that police should police chief David Cassels said that in incidents such As the Boeing his officers Are drawn into violent of rotations by forcing open picket lines and appear to be siding with management against the he said a court order will ensure police Are seen As and will help avoid violence in the Early stages of a strike when emotions Are High i dont want our members being drawn into the Middle of a civil Dis Pute Between the company and the Union like they have been in the Cassels Cassels said police will still attend strikes to Monitor the even without a court and will move in if there Are any criminal code Vio lations beyond simply blocking Access in and out of the continued please see overtime its expected of everyone 0 10 20 30 40 percent working paid unpaid overtime average of All occupations illustration by Phil Hossack Winnipeg free press overtime work has become a Way of life for Many an average q per cent of Canadian workers stay after Sta scan f were working late a lot by Paul Mckie business reporter one in five Manitoban works an average of 90 minutes of overtime every Day and most of the time they dont get paid for in its latest labour Force statistics Canada reported yesterday that per cent of Manitoba work ers stay on the Job longer than is that higher than the National average of per in the first three months of the million canadians worked sixty per cent of that was we thought we were getting into an age of flexibility and but Sta scan finds 60 Fotis unpaid Manitoban above National average what we find is that most people Are working longer today than they have in said Jan president of the human resource manage ment association of it used to be that Long hours were expected by the but today its the Way of the its expected of for Judy Dodds and her husband its a lifestyle that has required them to re Engineer their family both their work Day usually runs until at least 7 its a modern lifestyle that requires Compromise and the Chil Dren have a snack after school and do their Homework usually before the family sits Down to we never eat dinner at our House much before 8 because we tend to work said Judy a com Puter Programmer who says she works about 50 hours a its a lifestyle that used to be reserved for managers teachers Are most Likely to work Over time Are miners and Derek a teacher in Jame Assiniboia school said Long hours have become some thing teachers can he said teachers Are expected to prepare for classes after working then there Are extracurricular activities such As coach clubs All done after our Job requires a lot of at Home he you dont want to keep track of How much overtime you put because then your hourly rate drops to or an Thorsteinson was working at Home yesterday preparing a computer course for the he said he cant teach it if he Doest know it continued please see of a royally Golden Tea party win speggers invited to share anniversary with Queen by Andrew Maxwell for the free press Felix and Edmee on wedding and will be celebrating their Golden anniversary with the Edmee and Felix Pierson were too excited to sleep and didst mind being called in at this Treyve got a Tea party appointment with the Queen in beamed Edmee when reached in room 3so in London Anna hotel near Hyde in try ing to imagine what its going to be its so close the Winnipeg Gers Are among 30 Canadian Cou Alesand Ioco couples from around the common wealth who were invited to a Spe Cial Garden party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate their Golden wed Ding anniversaries with the Queen and Prince who married on the couples attending the Garden party were selected by Buck Ingham Palace says couples in All applied for they Learned of the party through newspapers or word of Mouth at least two other Manitoba Cou Ples were also invited Felixs heroic efforts fighting for King and country brought the per sons together they met at win Nipges up station on May Edmee was simply along for the ride when her Friend Ella gos Selin went to the station to meet her a returning member of the Queens own Cameron highlanders of Canada had facial wounds suffered when he caught shrapnel Christmas eve 1944 in Holland near the German scars and Edmee was smitten with the War Felix travelled to Vancouver for reconstructive and they were married two years later at the old Boniface i saw the Queen before when she was just a reflected Felix about his first encounter with the Young Elizabeth when his unit toured Windsor Castle during the the Piersons also saw her majesty during her 1984 visit to the same Cathedral in which they were got within 200 feet of recalls continued please see ;