Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 13, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba Reconditioned to sets 17" end 23" new guaranty up Advance . Centre 636 Sargent of Mckee pm. 786-3347 Winnipeg free press by Carrier 40c per week tuesday october 13, 1964 authorized As 2nd class mail by the . Dept., Ottawa and for payment of a stage in Cash. See Winnipeg s largest display 1965 . Stereo Trade As Down payment Advance . Centre 636 Sargent of pm. 786-3347 relics found Churchill site yields old tools by David Hardy Flint cutting tools believed used by Man More than years ago have been discovered near Churchill Man., by prof. W. J. Meyer Oakes head of the department of anthropology and sociology at the University of Manitoba. The professor made the discoveries during a two Day search of thes Ite at twin lakes together with Timothy Fiske research associate in archaeology at the University. The site is about 15 Miles South of Hudson Bay in a swamp area. After sweeping off a thin layer of Snow prof. Meyer Oakes discovered several instruments including Burins which Are Flint tools used for carving and Shap ing other instruments. Tie professor said in an interview that the purpose of the visit was to evaluate the site for intensive future work. The two men Ivarre also Able to provide evidence of soil deposition condition and file which enabled them to pinpoint the possible age of the finds. Found in 1960 the site was originally discovered and reported in 1960 by Joseph Robertson a member of the provincial wildlife Branch and founding member of the Manitoba archaeological society. Later or. William Irving for Merly of the University of wis Consin and now in charge of the Western division activities in archaeology for the National museum of Canada collected flints from the site. A report on the findings has been produced by Robertson Irv ing and Meyer Oakes with Finan Cial assistance from the univer sity of Manitoba Coin Mittee on Northern studies. Prof. Meyer Oaks said that All of the work was sponsored by the committee under Grants from the Federal department of Northern affairs. The work done so far he stated provided needed data for the studies being currently made of the surface collection previously gathered As Well As a basis for More intensive studies in 1965. Summer Start the professor said he hoped that work would begin seriously on the site in june or july. He believed that the site they had investigated might possibly have been a Camp for a group of pre Dorset eskimos. The site was on raised ground. It was possible he that the area surrounding this portion of land had been covered by water centuries ago and the eskimos had lived on an Island. The tools which had been found were similar to tools which had previously been discovered throughout the Arctic Circle. They were usually regarded As evidence that primitive Man had lived in a certain area. He was confident that the digging next year would uncover information which would enable them to learn a great Deal about the site and the people who lived there. Prof. Meyer Oakes received his training at the University of Chi Cago. He taught at universities in Toronto and Oklahoma before coming to Manitoba. He has worked on similar Sites in other parts of Canada Mexico a n d Ecuador. These ancient Flint tools Havre just been unearthed at the twin lakes archaeological site in Northern Manitoba. At left Are two primitive Burins Flint cutting they Are thought to have been made by a tribe of pre Dorset eskimos about . Prof. W. J. Meyer Oakes of the department of anthropology at the University of Manitoba right displays primitive Flint tools believed to be about years old. The professor spent two Days at the site last week to investigate the possibility of excavation. Irving Keith to take place As senior county court judge by Michael Olver this month Clarence Irving Keith will swear his oaths and take his place As senior judge of the Winnipeg county court. And he will then become the second in his family to come to the Manitoba Bench and the third in the Winnipeg Law firm of which he has been senior part Ner for 13 years. Or. Keith s father is Clarence Garfield Keith. He sat on the same county court Bench from 1949 until his retirement in. 1957. Third partner in the Keith firm for Many years sitting Between father and son was or. Justice Ralph Maybank of Manitoba court of Queen s Bench retired since Early last year because of illness. The new judge Keith takes Over at 56, the office left Al. The end of August by Cecil Bray Philp who retired at the age of 73, two years before the age of retirement required by Law. Views career in his office on Portage Avenue or. Keith broke off his chore of throwing out baskets us of old files to Chat about his Ca reer. I m expecting to be sworn in oct. 19. They Call me the senior judge of the county courts of the Eastern judicial he explained. The appointment to the senior position is always made directly. There in t much difference in the jobs though i did think in fairness they could have moved somebody up who s already on the Bench. There Are just a few ode Little jobs committees and boards and so on where you Are designated to sit by the his career at the bar since joining his father s firm in 1933, has been mostly in the Fields of general practice leaning As do so Many lawyers acting More As solicitors than As barristers to wards corporation Law. However he has developed one speciality Down the years the Field of motor transport Law. He is continually being asked to appear before the provincial motor Carrier Board and claims to have represented almost every Mani Toba transport company at one time or another. Often it has been a Case of which firm in a dispute got to me he said. It s a Field the vast majority of the profession knows absolutely nothing criminal Law he had his dab at criminal Law one summer years ago when he stood in As a Crown prosecutor a City police court. But the pay was so bad i never went Back Clarence Irving Keith though i thanked the attorney general very he laughed. But Lack of criminal Law experience in t deterring him. It s basically very simple he said. In going on to the county court Bench or. Keith is he believes with a grateful nod to his predecessor judge Philp joining the Best run Branch of the Manitoba judiciary. And that s my personal he said. Both judge Philp and judge h. A Whitla who was senior judge before were conscientious organizers and did a terrific Job in running the As a lawyer or. Keith has Felt that it is for the judges to put themselves at the convenience of the Public and their Legal representatives not to expect the situation to be the other Way round. Or. Keith s hobbies include a passion for egyptology and the study of. Other Middle Eastern Peoples particularly those that figure in the old testament. He and his wife have made two trips to Egypt so far though one was Cut Short by his Mother s death in 1961. They Hope to make More trips. One advantage of being on the Bench is that you do get a cer Tain about of spare time that you Don t have in Active practice. And if you could t make use of he said you d go off your but unfortunately a judge s vacation is decided for him by the Law Calendar and from now on or. Keith will have to take his in july and August no time to be visiting Egypt As they found once before because of the Clim ate. Dies in car Accident a 22-year-old Melita Man died monday night in an Auto Accident on Highway 83. Ramp said John Wilson hoi Den died at 10 . When the car in which he was a passenger was in an Accident 16 Miles South of Melita. The Driver John Morgan Magee was taken to Hospital with undetermined injuries. Coroner or. H. A. Kaye at tended. Ramp said no further details were available. Feather file arthritis hit at age 9 by Chris Ladd Cora was Only nine when rheumatoid arthritis struck. It started As a pain in the Index Finger but progressed quickly to crippling agony. It did not seem serious at first and her parents accused her of exaggerating the pain. But soon she experienced twinges in her wrists and feet. When the knee became swollen she began to Limp. Her parents realized that the pain was More than imagination. Besides she often had a High temperature and Felt tired and ill. Cora s joints were so stiff in the mornings that she had difficulty getting out of bed and sitting Down. Finally walking became such a chore that she had to stay Home from school. Her parents worried that she might become a helpless cripple took her to the family doctor who diagnosed rheumatoid Arth Ritis. The doctor telephoned the can Adian arthritis and rheumatism society a red Feather Agency of the Community Chest and Cora became one of the 49 juvenile patients to be helped this year by the organization. Proper exercises rest diet woman burned Dies on Way to Winnipeg a 23-year-old Norway House woman died during an Craf mercy flight to Winnipeg after being burned while singing a Goose monday noon. Ramp said Florence Jackson was singing a Goose burning the Down with alcohol when the bottle fell to the rocks and broke. Mrs. Jackson suffered first and second degree Burns. She was flown to Hospital at the Pas where it was decided to Fly her to Winnipeg. She died on the Way. And medication were discussed. Physiotherapists taught her the Correct exercises to keep her joints from becoming deformed. An occupational therapist plan Ned the right kind of shoes so she could walk properly. The. Doctor advised a restricted diet because overweight is hard on weight bearing joints. The Only Medicine prescribed was aspirin because stronger drugs can cause bad reactions. Today Cora attends the cars treatment Centre Only Oncu a month. She has returned to school and is doing As Well As can be expected. Arthritis has always and plagued Man. An infuriating frustrating disease it has no cure and the cause has yet to be discovered. But it can be fought with a donation to the Community Chest of greater Winnipeg. Rapist Hunt intensified . Escapee prime suspect but others not ruled out although escaped . Rapist Larry Kanester is prime suspect in Winnipeg s three recent vicious sex attacks Winnipeg police Are not ruling out the possibility that someone else is responsible for the crimes. Detective inspector Norman Stewart said tuesday the Des i it Cristion Given by three women blvd. Beaten and raped in the last three weeks is close to the description of Kanester. But he said there Are other possibilities including Wallace Grant Occam Mon who escaped in july from the psychopathic Hospital in win to stand trial a veterans Nash taxi Driver charged with violating the Moore s taxi franchise at Winni Peg International Airport must go on trial provincial police court magistrate g. E. Cousley ruled tuesday. Gabriel Robert Johnson of 86 Arlington Street was arrested aug. 7 by an ramp Airport officer after Johnson had allegedly picked up a fare at the Airport. He also faces a charge of obstructing a police officer on duty. Magistrate Cousley rejected de Fence counsel Keith Turner s preliminary objection that the department of transport act did not authorize regulations to cover administration at the air port. In his argument sept. 22, or. Turner said the relevant Section of the Dot act Only covered canals and other he said Airport regulations were specifically dealt with in sections of other acts. Magistrate Cousley pointed out in his reasons tuesday that a 1962 supreme court of Canada decision covering a similar set of circumstances had upheld the regulations passed under the Dot act. He said that he had no option but to follow the supreme court ruling in this Case. Johnson is to be tried for the Dot act charge nov. 3. Or. Turner indicated in court that he might Appeal magistrate cons Ley s procedural decision. Free press meetings meetings to be held at 8 . Wednesday in the free press building include Board room Winnipeg North Centre Liberal women s association clubroom ladies past presidents Curling association. Nipes while charges of indecent assault were pending. Inspector Stewart said the rapist does t seem fussy when he he said the women attacked in fort Rouge St. Boni face and on the Disraeli free Way the latter Early saturday were completely different types. Inspector Stewart said the 40 year old woman viciously beaten and raped on the freeway had Felt Safe because the area was Well lighted. He said All the women had heard the Man follow ing them for some time. Any woman who knows she is being followed should Knock on the nearest he said. All three rapes have involved vicious beatings and the women although they fought strongly were unable to shake off their attacker. All available detectives Are still combing the City for the Man and Many have had leave cancelled to assist in the search. Six endorsed by Reform league the metro Reform league has endorsed six candidates running for election to metro Council oct. 28. Endorsed by the league Are John Pulinko in division 3 Frank Syms in division 5 Dave Parent in division g Peter Mckall in division 7 Charles Huband in division 9 and an Thony Shon in division 10. The Reform league the most recently formed group to endorse metro candidates supports bet Ter Liaison Between metro and greater Winnipeg municipalities wants the position of executive director abolished in metro s administrative organization and wants the metro chairman elected by All greater Winnipeg voters. Germans get together club whoops it up at Beer fest there were bavarian costumes mugs of Beer and about 500 Happy people at the German club Flora Avenue and Charles Street night to celebrate oktoberfest which originated in Bavaria and today is celebrated throughout Germany. The oktoberfest is the equivalent of our thanksgiving. Two years ago the German society of Winnipeg founded 1892, decided to celebrate this festival for the first time in Winnipeg. Ernst Hansch president of the association said All the Beer Al Lowed by the liquor commission was consumed. In Munich oktoberfest is celebrated during the last week of september and the first week of october. In the airtime the citizens of that City consume an in credible amount of Beer and which is the bavarian word for Fried Chicken. Waitresses who Are Able to handle up to a dozen huge Beer mugs at one time make a spectacular sight. The Beer tents that can hold thousands of people close at 11 o clock and since the night is still Young the Celebration is usually continued till Dawn in an inn or restaurant. Weather sunny and warm. Winds Southwest 15 . Low and High for Gimli 40 and 75. Low and High for Carman and Winnipeg 45 and 30. Temperatures for 24-hour period ending . Tuesday Max. Man. Pre. Vancouver 67 51 to. Calgary 82 41 Edmonton 81 44 Regina 77 40 Brandon 68 36 the Pas 69 37 Winnipeg 65 43 Kenora 57 42 fort William 63 32 .04 Max. Min. Pre. Ottawa 51 44 .18 Toronto 56 44 .02 Montreal 53 45 .31 Halifax 55 44 .45 Chicago 61 30 to. Miami 80 77 3.15 lot Angeles 67 60 Minneapolis 56 37 .21 new York 60 50 to. It was Bottoms up Maggie at the oktoberfest ;