Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 15, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Fecit says ass sri be ecur1ty storage us 3-7171 Winnipeg free press by Carrier 40c per week Friday july 15, 1966 authorized As class mail tie . Dept. Ottawa for payment of postage Cash. Fidelity Trust 1911 guaranteed Trust f Crit states 2 year two this special Cau 947-0211 her details mine ordered sex to arrange a new management fails to present viable and finn plan for Bissel t permanent new Home metro agrees to guarantee million of debentures by Barry came in fan finds himself on Way out of the Winnipeg Arena Al he. Rolling stones electrify the Best kids in Canada by Bill Morriss an attempt to prolong the life of the ailing san Antonio Gold mine at Bissett Man suffered a setback thursday with the announcement that the provincial government is invoking trustee provisions of an agree ment it has with the company. J cd mines and natural resources minister Sterling Lyon said thursday he has instructed that the trustee provisions be proceeded with so that the province can recover the loan of Public Mcney made to the mine. The new management group under r. D. Skogsberg president of Maverick mines and oils limited of Calgary had failed to come up with a viable and firm plan for continued operation of the he said. This made it necessary for the province to protect the Public the red River exhibition backed by a million guarantee from metro Council will set up a permanent new Home on a 219-acre site on Portage Avenue. An audience of and a vast Crew of muscled Law enforcers looked at each other thursday night and wondered what was going to happen. The the appear Jance of several top Rock n Roll groups headed by England s rolling stones at the Winnipeg Arena. The performers entertained. From a seven foot High stage i separated from audience by 100 feet of open space. The first Row of seats was occupied by bouncers dressed coincident ally in White Coats. A warning that any incident whatever would Stop the show was repeated several times to which the audience made no of Vioris response. The s h o w sponsored by i Champion productions Ltd of j Winnipeg and featuring the j Trade winds the stand Ells the Mccoy and the stones was a j slow starter. Watchers were not unruly but a restless i differ i ence permeated the atmosphere i until the Mccoy came on with lots of persuasive Power in their numbers fever baby you can drive my car c Mon let s go and a shout of let s have some soul out there necks craned Forward spot lights grew More Brilliant and chairs were shuffled uneasily. As the Mccoy wound up with hang on Sloppy of current by Lesley Foster Success applause increased Mir Why of a but the i vines gave out and he fell about j. 12.feet to the floor unhurt. Two other Young people look have blown my nose i cleared were . My ear passage. The audience was moment a screams ripped the air As the by the Slones Polung stones five in lady Jane a bounced to their respective j delicate almost regious Ballad instruments. F immediately after Jagger from the right Balcony every i invited hysteria to its climactic second person in the pit ap-1 put Ujj he combined a Semi geared to be in metropolitan conscious expression with an investigation and Security Ltd costume. Wave after wave of bodies Rose and stared and swayed and wave after wave was calmed Back to sitting positions. Abandoned sexual Little strut about the stage to give out with the stones All time hit. I can t get no satisfaction the words of which translated speak for themselves. The Law enforcers won. Aisles Section of the Audi were Clear. The Arena was _ an ence Joe came alive he acre of controlled hypertension one Section of it at a time meanwhile Back on the stage and play i it As his own Mick Jagger Lead Singer and , sitting standing acrobat for the stones Intro possibility of diamonds being found in Canada has fired the imagination of Many people i be been deluged with requests for More information from would be prospectors ready to take off immediately to seek their fortunes. The Best source of information i be Learned is a. I. Gait 01 the University of Manitoba department of geology. Or. Gait spent two years prospecting for diamonds in Tantama and has Given me details about the potential of Canada. There is a possibility of diamonds occurring in can Ada but the main difficulty is to find explains or. Gait diamonds occur in rocks called Kimberlite. These rocks Are easily weathered and Are probably covered by the glacial rubble. Or. Gait said Kimberlite has been re ported in two parts of the United states. In Africa there Are about 25 Barren Kimberlite de posits to every one which is economically mineable. This enormously decreases the possibility of finding a memo especially under the Adverse conditions existing m Canada for this Type of . Theoretically i believe there no fundamental realm Why Kimberlite should not occur in a visiting russian geologist told or. Oatt that the russians have Wated Ariu Are mining several de posits of diamonds in the . Or gait added to make any important discovery in Canada it would he necessary to set up a very Large prospecting Gram which would systematically cover the great part of the Rainbow stage is not Canada s Only outdoor theatre. Toronto workshop productions operate a theatre in the Park outdoors at Stratford every summer. This season runs from july 15 to aug. 14. Speaking of Rainbow re quests for 43 tickets have come from Humboldt Minnesota. Five arrested at show Winnipeg police arrested five people at thursday night s slow of the rolling stones in the Winnipeg Arena. However police chief George blow said Friday generally speaking conditions at the show were within Lite limits of being in w i n n i p e g magistrate s court Friday Angus Murray 18, of 753 Waterford Avenue was fined and costs for six weeks in jail for drinking liquor while being a minor. Douglas Westcott 18, of 616 South drive fort Garry was fined for minor consume and another s50 on a charge of being disorderly a third youth pleaded guilty in court to drinking As a minor Tho youth Morley Nickles 19 of 424 Harvard Avenue. West Transcona was also fined s75. In court one youth pleaded not guilty to assault log a police officer and wilful damage and a second youth pleaded not guilty to being disorderly. Both cases were remanded. Diced one electrifying smash hit after another rhythmically slapping his rear end with a Tambourine for emphasis. The rest of the group disappeared into the Woodwork As their rigid staleness framed Jagger s con Stant motion. Their Best mater Ial became his exclusive Perty this will be the last time hey you get offa my Cloud look at that stupid girl and Patat it Black. His group rejoined him for nineteenth nervous breakdown following which an unidentified Young Man leaped from the Balcony to the stage curtain attempting to claw his Way to the Middle of them. It was a try Pound by the floor contracting his Knees inside their tight White Paats encouraging and enjoying audience sympathy. And then he was gone and his men with him through the curtain Down the ramp into a Long Black limousine and the audience tried to follow As they say in All directions. All those uniformed bodies relaxed and the master of ceremonies spoke through the dust and echoes of screams Tellic the audience they were the Best kids in Canada which in Rock n Roll history they Likely were. But nobody heard him. The kids were gone too let s Indle foil the current rash of drowning and Auto deaths in Manitoba is extremely alarming and should cause concern to air of us. I Hope parents Are keeping a closer Eye on their children at the various beaches because it Only takes a moment for a child to disappear in the water. About Auto accidents one of the most telling letters arrived from a Winnipeg Man. He. Sent me the inscription copied from the Tombstone of one Auto cadent victim that Worth reprinting. It says Here lies the body of Wilbarn Jay he died defending his right of Way he was Perfec Fly right As he sped along. But he is just As dead As if hed theatre. Rolling garnered Bills aplenty there was a Good response to a recent column that praised housewives you certainly get thanks i dont think people realize just How difficult it is to carry on he role wrote mrs. May Bilik of Rural route 1 a Mother has to be All heart and shoulder the Burden of he family and the irony of it All is that mothers always feel so speaking of women one has just written that she was a grandmother at 38 and now is a great grandmother at the Aee of 58 she wonders if this is a record perfect cribbage hand for Fred Riehl of 103 Riverton Avenue. Names in the news Abe Levy manager of this area for metro Goldwyn Mayer will be the Hospital soon for surgery. This Means he might miss the opening of his company s hit film or. Zhivago opening aug. 10 at the metropolitan 11 re h Leslie Thorton. Editor of the sunday Post published in Nairobi is coming to Winnipeg with his wife in sep tember he thinks he has some relatives Here who came from Ireland to Winnipeg in 1916. Or Thorton s grand father was John Thorton an auctioneer from Pun Loag Haire a suburb of perhaps someone will recognize the connection and write or. Thornton at the Sun Day Post . Box 30127, Reata buildings Reata Road Nairobi Kenya Africa. Dorothy Poison of 415 Stra Brook Avenue suite 2, recalls seeing an amusing sign Iii an Eastern can Ada restaurant which read chickens cooked in the parents of a Little girl named Marlene who is a. Brain surgery patient in children s Hospital held the child s first birthday party in the Hospital. They want to express appreciation to the Hospital staff and doctors who helped make Marlene s birthday possible bathing Beauty contestants wanted for the title miss caterer s picnic. It s set for . Wednesday at Selkirk Park. For details Call Syd Pakalo de 8-8628. One of the provisions of the loan agreement stated the com Pany would he in default on the Joan if the then existing manage ment were changed without prior approval from the government. Invoking of the trustee agree ment now swans that or. Skags Berg and his associates will have to negotiate with the trustee on a repayment schedule satisfactory to the government or for out right repayment of the loan. If this is not arranged to the satisfaction of the trustee then he has the authority under the indenture agreement to realize the amount of the government s loan by. Disposal of the assets of the mine in a letter to the new manage ment. Or. I Yon said they were free at any time to make a firm and specific arrangement with the trustee for repayment of the. Loan and thereby gain for the company control of its own affairs. The government loan was made to the mine Over several years after the legislature approved the loan in May 1963, in the interest of the people who were Liv ing at Bissett at that time. Subsidy in addition to the loan the province and the Federal government jointly granted an out right subsidy to the mine last year however in May of this year the old management said it would be forced to close the mine Des Pite the loan and subsidy. The provincial government then called in the Canada permanent Trust company As trustee and made arrangements whereby rather than have the Minezo into receivership there would be a suitable plan for closing and for realization of the assets. One of the principal sources of trouble in keeping the mine open was the turnover of miners about 600 last year alone in the face of higher base rates paid in Nickel and Copper mines. Since announcement of the Clos ing most of the miners in Bissett have now moved away except for. A few involved in cleaning up operations. In Early june or. Skogsberg announced his intention to keep the mine in operation and gained control of san Antonio along with his associates in a proxy Battle at the annual meeting. He then sought and was granted an injunction in court of Queen s Bench to prevent Dispo Sal of some of the fixed assets at the mine including the Sale of the hoist equipment. It was understood that this Sale. The new location immediately West of Assiniboia Downs Racetrack on the North of Portage will replace the exhibition s past temporary Home at Polo Park. Metro Council gave the go ahead for the move thurs Day night when it agreed to unconditionally guarantee debentures issued by the exhibition association for the purpose of purchasing and developing the land. Metro s guarantee won t involve the spending of any Public Money unless the exhibition defaults on repay ing the debentures. The measure was sanctioned in three separate motions from Council. The first passed with Only councillor Charles r. Hub and authorizes metro to guarantee the pay ment of principle and interest on in debentures that will be issued to pay for the property. The second provides Sim Ilar metro support for a in debentures that will cover costs of moving Metal Clad buildings to the new site and the construction of new buildings and to carry put landscaping fencing and Road building. The third motion author izes metro s executive director and Legal department to take Steps to protect the corporation s interests by accepting mortgages liens and other securities of the exhibition. Objected to the proposal because he said information supp Jedby of sized. Sex sketchy to justify participation. He also said he had ser ious doubts about the need of such exhibitions and asked if it was necessary to have a glorified amusement Park to bring a name to however the rest of coun cil did not agree with him. Metro chairman r. H g. Bonnycastle attending his last meeting of Council As political head Mohe corporation claimed the move was the proper Type of invest ment for metro to make. Noting that plans to relocate on the site bad been in the works for some time he said in an interview follow ing the meeting that metro was the last Hope for retail i ing the sex. Other plans to relocate had fallen through after the exhibition had received notice that it would have to move from the Polo Park site. Or. Bonnycastle said it would have been a bad blow for Winnipeg s reputation if the sex had mentioning Toronto Van Couver Edmonton and Cal Gary As centres that had achieved a name because of their exhibitions he said it was High time that the metro area established a permanent Home for its annual fair. The exhibition s president Peter e. Swerhon said Frt Day the metro agreement was a giant step Forward in the development of a permanent site for the. Exhibition. The exhibition Board had asked metro to guarantee its Deben Tures. We Are most appreciate of this approval on the part of or. Swerhon said in a press release. The new site to be Pur chased from the be Page foundation is immediately West of metro s Boundary but is in an area where metro has zoning Jurs Dicton. The exhibition will move As soon As proper site Ozment has been completed but no Date has been set. Weather synopsis valid until Munig act saturday thunderstorm this morning in Are town during to to fms Wither petted today and All. Saskatchewan at a Nwawe. Arwi North Mai Imler of the Prairies Are to Nemly. Rethati or Are Prairies and rarer today with a my of Nail in Southeastern Saskatchewan. Has now fallen through and the prospective purchaser has now found a hoist from another source. Liable plan when the new management group approached the provincial government or. Lyon asked it to present him with a viable plan for financing by june 30. This deadline was later extend so another five Days at the new management s request. Or. Tyon said that a viable plan was not the com Pany s eventual reply and with every week going by it prejudiced the value of assets against which the province Sloan was secured. Because management gave no satisfactory evidence of source of new Money for the mine and no Assurance that present assets guaranteeing the loan would not be dissipate the province is invoking the trustee he said forecast Cloudy this evening with scattered or Thumer. Showers. Clearing Abonit saturday trifle Turc change tight southerly winds. Becoming West at 15 tonight for climb Carman and Winnipeg 65 for the. 24-hour period Winch ended at 7 . Vancouver Max. Min. 70 53 Calgary 76 s3 Edmonton 54 Regina 63 Brandon so the Pas. 75 61 Winnipeg 62 fort William 7i 48 79 62 Frt. Mai. Min. Pre. To. I Ottawa .79 55 Toronto 78 55 Montreal ii .01 Halifax 10 55 Chicago 81 64 to. ,15 Miami .87 78 los Birgeles. 73 Mir Neavolis 83 62 new York 89 72 to. Winnipeg comparisons Max. Min. Mean on my 14 80.6 54.8 67.7 w.5 in last year 45.6 59.7 lowest on Normal 79.6 57.2 68.4 40.6 r945 p ;