Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 11, 1965, Winnipeg, Manitoba 18 Winnipeg free press. Thursday november 11. 1965 4-h meet opens today in Ottawa Ottawa of 4-h clubs from the in prov inces the Northwest territories and the United states meet hero today for Lac opening of the 34th National 4-h club conference. The 140 to can Agurs. Who will spend three Days in Ottawa and four in Toronto Are to be received by governor general Vanir and his wife it govern ment House Friday. The conference ends nov. 18, at Toronto. Supreme court backs Indian rights to take game on Vancouver Island Ottawa up British co Lumbia game Laws do not apply to indians on Vancouver Island because of treaties signed with the Hudson s Bay company in 1854, the supreme court of Canada ruled wednes Day. The treaties were signed by Douglas who was chief Factor of the company As Well As governor of the Island. Seven supreme court justices i rejected Crown arguments that drive a Brand Canada s most luxurious cars at Canada s lowest rates a a motor Alitia Niall pm Vrr Marr Lar 1 Mirr Lar Mart licit. Pm Liard in a up i jct will Turro u Kathrn Ninny Oiler a Vern. M this sit Ciai. I i Imam Imeln 01 i Iii alts in Liidi. In Irp mllr., Roll let . I la. I ii . Man. Dominion a drive lid fort and Graham open 24 Houra Douglas signed Only r As chief Factor of the company and not in his capacity As governor. T for blankets and other considerations the indians signed Over their lands to the White people forever with under standing that we arc at Liberty to Hunt Over the unoccupied lands and to carry on our fisheries As the Crown was appealing a British Columbia court of a peal decision which threw out a conviction registered against Clifford White and David Bob. Lith members of the Marlc Quin tribe. Found with carcasses White and Bob were convicted of being in illegal Possession of game after being found with the carcasses of six Deer near mini to on july. 7, 1963, two weeks after the close of the Hunting season. The conviction and fines of apiece were wiped out by judge a. H. J. Swan Casky in a new trial. The provincial court of Appeal upheld judge Swan Cisky s decision. Or. Justice j. R. Cartwright said that because the court agreed that the 1854 agreement was a treaty within the mean ing of the Indian act. It would not have to Deal with a constitutional question raised in connection with the Appeal. The question raised by Van Couver defence lawyer Tom bar Ger said that the British North America act gives the Federal government exclusive jurisdiction to legislate on indians and lands reserved for indians. Poses question was the Section. Of British Columbia s game act forbid Ding Possession of game during Tho closed season Ultra Vires of Tho provincial legislature As re Gards Indian Hunting rights on aboriginal Hunting grounds he asked. To. G. B. Colthurst. Who appeared for the argued that the Hudson s Bay company was an instrument of Crown the time it signed agreements with the indians. But it was not an agent and had no authority to sign trea said the agreements he tween the company and Van Couver Island indians differed from recognized treaties be cause of their informality and because they did not include details found in other treaties. The defence was not asked to present its arguments. Go of store j. Workers to strike Swift current sask. Up members of the retail. Whole Sale and department store Union have voted to strike against the Pioneer co operative stores in eight Southwest Saskatchewan centres. Union officials said no Date for the strike has been set. They planned to meet today to Dis cuss Tho situation. The strike vote was taken after the Coop refused n conciliation Board recommendation of pay in creases ranging from three to five cents an hour Over two years. The Coop s minority re port called for increases of two to four cents an hour. Spent years on Model a Chicago Man spent 12 years making a six foot replica of Milan Cathedral with matchsticks and toothpicks. Or. K. O. Win gift who will open the University of Manitoba planetarium at 2 . Monday. Or. Wright is a fellow of. The Royal society Canada assistant director of the Dominion Observatory Victoria and National presi Dent of the Royal astronomical society of Canada. Members of the University s Board of governors and Senate will attend the Cere Mony. Prof. . Lockhart of the department of mathematics and astronomy is planetarium director. At 8 . Monday or. Wright will address the Winnipeg Centre of the Royal astronomical society of Canada in room 2ii University College fort Garry Cam pus. Suffers heart attack London sir Cyril conserva Tive member of parliament suffered a heart attack in the House of commons wednesday and was taken to Hospital. The Hospital said he is in satisfactory condition. Crossing o crash injures 3 fort Frances special three persons were injured one seriously when a car stalled on a level railway crossing at Rocky Inlet some five Miles cast of Korl Frances at noon tuesday and was struck by a car train. With undetermined injuries in la it run dry Hospital in fort Frances Are or. And mrs. Ned Gosslin both of fort Frances. Hospital authorities said wednes Day their injuries arc serious but not critical. Mrs. Gosslin re Mains in a coma with broken ribs and leg. Or. Gosslin is less Serio july injured. The critically injured member is their three year old son Todd who was rushed by local air scr vice to a Winnipeg Hospital tucs Day afternoon. His condition is reported critical. The car was completely demolished. Ontario provincial police Are investigating. Stable door closed the us. Coast guard ice Berg watching service was founded the sinking of the titanic the world s largest ship by an iceberg in 1912. In named for martyrdom Spain s escorial Palace now. A monastery is named for griddle on which St. Lawrence was burned to death because the building displays a Gridiron pattern Lent column i Ittoop mail i to be noticed or i 1 i i m starting monday r 12 noon to 9 . Daily a 1 seventh exhibition and Sale 1251 original Oil paintings by the Well known group of 17 european artists Ami colleagues represented by a Darwin the ones and Only Are Back again in spite of increasing prices everywhere we Are still Able to maintain our same Low prices for this exhibition because we prefer to sell More paintings at popu. Lar prices rather than very few at High prices. I therefore our selection this year is enormous. You will find Sci Dutiful landscapes and seascapes interesting City scenes and portraits As Well As colourful Flowers and still Lucs in traditional and contemporary styles. Size Price 15.00 prices include Rose room the Marlborough hotel Winnipeg last Day saturday nov. 20th free admission free catalogue daily store hours. Monday thursday and Friday . To . Open tuesday. Wednesday and saturday . To 6 . Dial us 3-2112 All closed All Day today Day. Last Winter leave you cold be prepared be practical choose shirts Winter accessories for savings warmth Comfort handsome shirts Zero defying gloves wind resistant scarves go casual with sport shirts Sale 3forl4 .50 choose All Cotton or brushed Viscose shirts in tartans stripes and checks or brushed Cotton shirts with a flannel finish in checks and Over checks. Long sleeve shirts regular fit and regular Collar style. 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