Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 7, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday november 7. 1966 Lake Agassiz meet Breaks past ideas _ in of cup apr Sahir Dav eve by Chris Vickers scientists attending a Confer ence on the environment of the glacial Lake Agassiz Region at the University of Manitoba sat urday took a Long look at the past. Using modern skills botanists zoologists climatologists and geologists reconstructed the Manitoba scene As it was Ryors ago when the glacial Lake Agassiz was formed and shattered some commonly held Opin ions in their presentations. One of these is that when the Glacier was Only a Short dist Ance to the North Manitoba West of the glacial Lake was Tundra. Xot so. Says professor James c. Ritchie of Trent University at Peterborough. Ont. Prof. Rit Chie told his fellow scientists that when the glacial Lake was formed much of southwestern if you Are now taking a laxative once twice or three times a week thaw you hould Turnt Tokatl the laxative Tablet with gentle difference take gentle acting it. Nature s remedy there is no letdown no uncomfortable after feeling. Is an All vegetable laxative. For Over 70 years a has been giving folks pleasant effective Relief overnight. W tonight. Alright helps you and ecu car chocolate get the genuine mfr my thrust Back Collar toilet tank Ball larg Tat seller water master Ini Fartely fops flow of water after Flushing. At hardware stores Manitoba was a White Spruce for est. Brings Down to the glacial till at Jones Lake South of Glen Boro Man. Revealed that the pollen of the White Spruce was plentiful and that the radio car Bon Date for the period was 800 . Prof. Ritchie confirmed these 36 per cent or else Union Boss killed the Spruce. Continued Roger Decarie. Union president told an interviewer the vote Means the Council now has authority to Call a strike if the government does t come up with an adequate interim pay increase. Letter carriers seek a 50-cent an hour increase 20-per cent raise and want to negotiate for an additional 19 per cent next year. The total raise would be retroactive to oct. 1, 1966. Or. Decarie and William Kay president of the postal workers Union Are working closely and have said any strike deadlines would Likely be set jointly by their unions. The civil service commission has recommended a six per cent interim increase for the postal workers and a additional employees in the group d pay grouping. Union representatives for non postal workers Are seeking an eight per cent interim increase. Despite the strike authorization both postal unions Are continuing pay consultations with employees of the Treasury Board. Postal clerks now make 165 to a year. They want to annually Over a two year period. Letter carriers now earn 15 to a year. They want to Revenue minister Benson has described both the 20 per cent interim increase and the even Tual 39 per cent figure As Tubac eatable to the government. Results in other districts of West Ern Manitoba and told his audience that the grasslands that feature southwestern Manitoba today did not come until years later. He suggested that a warmer climate probably pioneering White botanists can count and identify the pollen of plants in old soil zones or. R. A. Bryson of the Centre for climatic research at the in i diversity of Wisconsin said that the winds out of the North that swept Down the Southern slopes of the Glacier were warm winds. He said the Glacier was a Moun a Tain perhaps to feet High and that the winds which swept Over it and Down the Southern melting slope were like the chinooks that sweep Down the Eastern slopes of the the speaker saturday evening was or. Ian w. Cornwall of the Institute of archaeology univer sity of London England. Or. Cornwall with a world wide reputation As an expert on the environments in which Man has lived said that Early Man had modified his environment in Europe to a far greater extent than he had in North America. He suggested that t he use of Peak the next week you make fire by indians in the past did your Cross on the Chicken and change Canadian environments give the round Steak away. He said that Man past or pre Iga was advertising Chicken sent had to meet the demands at 35 cents a Pound Friday. Or. Of environment then went on to Hudon said the Price was 43 urge his fellow scientists to re cents three weeks ago Bear bites child s Arm Newark . A a caged Bear bit off the Arm of a three year old port Jervis n.y., girl who was feeding it sugar cubes sunday at High Point state Park. The child Tomi v. Willis lost Alj of her right Arm from just above the Elbow. She was re make your Gross on the round ported in satisfactory condition. Little change in prices Couit mixed 2 City women Hurt in sask. Regina up Mary Wood they were injured when their Side of 43 Roslyn Road suite westbound car went out of icon 433 Winnipeg was in serious control of an icy Section of the edition in a Reg Ina Hospital Sun trans Canada Highway and Day after a Highway Accident crashed into a guard railing near 100 Miles East of Here Friday afternoon. A companion mrs. John Morris of 911 Westminster Avenue Winnipeg was in Satis i factory condition. Broadview sask. Four fifths of die old Cigar store Indian statues were those of member that when they dug up member mat when Ivy wus the remains of an ancient culture Ristics prices and Price Index they were dealing with men and report for june 1966, shows not with stones. At the concluding session of the conference sunday or. W. J. The de f Alora n Manitoba n by i University of of Revson said i Tat s the glacial Lake Agassiz re warmer in Southern j verb was always Greenland today when the wind blows Over and Down the Green land ice Cap and not when it blows from the South out of the North. Atlantic Ocean. Commenting on climatic change during the past years or. Bryson said that excavations in Northern Canada have proven that the Forest zone had repeatedly moved into the Tundra when it was warmer than it is today then retreated South when it got colder. In uie a Jinn Iai ism leg roast it Gion. He said there was evid go 3 cents from 79 7 _ i .____1_ ence that big game Hunters were in southwestern Manitoba six to eight thousand years ago prices decreased among fruits and vegetables. A six ounce can of Frozen Orange juice was 27.4 i glib 4.uuu9cuju a a Stuzen Orange Juius woo following or. Mayer Oakes. Cents in june 1965, and 26.6 prof. J. H. Warkentin of York cents this year. There were Itol. J. Of. Sollid Lului Uell los Una a col. University Toronto outlined the similar decreases in prices for settlement of the area South of Winnipeg by Farmers 80 years ago an area that once Lay at Apple juice onions cabbage and lettuce. Supermarket spokesmen in human and animal use. Republican gains expected 79 cents. At Saint your Money earns on term deposits 1 or 2 years guaranty Trust federally incorporated and supervised capital and Reserve deposits in excess of 89% of our mortgages government guaranteed 430 Portage ave. 942-2586 j Ceil i Laljia n it j.i1 we Fri Imp Sripen i University i Mamie to traced j t k increased to s1.14 in Mountain towns and Vul Chan Engelby his fellow seen the w human w a Pound of i Lages in neighbouring East aus lists or. , Lake Agassiz re. Roast increased to j Tufa an estimated 23 persons were dead after four Days of blizzards and torrential Rains. Upstream River Levels fell in Italy As billions of Gallons of water from heavy Rains and rampaging flood rushed sea Ward. That steadily raised the Levels downstream. Workers toiled through the night to Shore up dikes and Earth levees at the Mouths of the Piave River North of Venice and the to adige and Reuta Rivers South of Venice. Florence and Venice mud stained and thick with debris from Waters that had swirled 10 feet deep for hours tried to achieve a semblance of Normal life through Relief and cleanup operations. Professor Ugo Procacci superintendent of Florence s Art galleries and museums said the most serious damage to re Naissance Art treasures was in the Basilica of Santa Croce. Among the damaged works was a painting of Christ by Cima Bue the 13th-Century Painter. Filled monks worked with 20 government experts on books which were waterlogged in the National Library. Army flamethrowers were or dered into the Florence area to incinerate corpses of drowned cattle and horses to ease the threat of disease. The High water at Venice flushed out starving rats which invaded buildings and streets Hunting food and attacking Chil continued tricks went Republican the gop could gain 70 seats still eight Short of the 218 needed for a majority. In the Equay unlikely event that democrats won every doubtful District they could add 11 seats to their current majority. The most significant shift in political Power is Likely in the governorships which now stand 33-17 democratic. The forecast is that republicans will gain seven and lose Only two for a net gain of five. With excellent Luck their net gain could go As High As 11, establishing cop officials in 28 of the 50 state capitals. At worst the republicans could lose five of the 17 governorships control. Net effect the Bottom of the glacial Lake Halifax and Dartmouth Agassiz an area that lacks said Chicken was Selling for 39 drainage and Good water for cents a Pound compared with 45 cents three weeks ago but Lamb leg was up 16 cents a Pound to John prices were lower for soup Chicken and a n a n a s compared with three weeks ago. Other prices remained about the same. Most prices were unchanged at Toronto markets. Bananas term the greater effectiveness of the lavishly financed Rocke Feller organization is his Only Hope of continuing his roller coaster political career. Other contests the Pou tical buffs will be watching closely include w the Battles of three segregationist democratic gubernatorial candidates whose Suc Cess could Point to a significant third party presidential move ment in 1968. The movement Likely would be led by gov. George Wallace of Alabama whose Wile Lurleen is a cinch to succeed him As governor. In Georgia and Arkansas segregationist democrats Lester mad Dox and Jim Johnson Are slight underdogs. The Maryland race also has racial overtones with if these forecasts held the net democratic open housing foe it Mese George Mahoney Given an even hearing help to Many severely deafened Edward Emel until recently it was generally believed that All the so called deaf could not be helped by wearable electronic amplification. But new found knowledge from Zenith re search now proves that its vocalize will not Only help Many of the deaf to learn to hear but just As important they can now learn to speak. It was originally thought that All the deaf had no usable residual hearing and therefore none of them could be helped by amplified sound. But we now know that Many profoundly deaf per sons actually do have some usable hearing. Zenith s new vocalize now reaches this residual hearing in Many cases. Research shows that Many children so severely deaf they have never spoken intelligibly can now hear and develop language. Truly a heart warming break through for Many of the profoundly deaf who thought their problem was beyond help. Cill or. Excl at electric savers Ltd. We 2-5586 or drop in to -117 Portage ave. No obligation of course and our usual no Cost trial period. Electric shavers Portage ave. We 2-5586 effect would be to leave presi Dent Johnson with working Chance of winning in a majorities on both sides of the Way contest capital comfortable in the Capitol Senate and normally adequate to elect their first Dixie Gover House but with nor in decades with Odds of spirited Republican favouring Victory for either win the White House in 1968. The voting tuesday is Likely to produce at least two new Republican presidential possibilities gov. Ronald Reagan of California and sen. Charles Percy of Illinois. Or. Reagan is a Strong favorite to defeat gov. Edmund Brown and sen Percy to defeat sen. Paul Douglas. At the same time the two established Republican p r e s i dental prospects former vice president Richard Nixon and gov. George Romney of Mich Igan seem Likely to come out of with enhanced the election prestige. Or. Nixon has carried the Brunt of the National Campaign ing for House republicans. If they regain most of the 38 seats lost in 1964, As expected he will receive a share of the credit. Gov. Romney can anticipate a big third term Victory Over Zolton Ferency with forecasters also seeing at least a 50-50 Chance for him to demonstrate his cock Tail Power by pulling appointed sen. Robert Griffin into office Over the Michigan democrats t o p vote getter former gov. G. Mennen Williams. Liams. Lagging polls the Michigan Senate contest is one of three Battles in major states where candidates lagging in the polls count on the Power of their political organizations to turn out a big enough vote for them to upset the Odds. In m i c h i g a n political observers refuse to discount or. Williams chances because organized labor has mobilized an army of precinct workers in Wayne county Detroit equal in1 size to anything it has thrown into past presidential campaigns. In Texas where Republican sen. John Tower leads atty. Gen. Waggoner Carr in most polls the democratic Organiza Tion headed by gov. John Connally has pulled out All stops in an Effort to defeat Texas and in new York o Connor in his bid for a third where Rocke Frank mortgage and Niagara refinance an existing mortgaged All your buy a Home or country cottage improve your Home Niagara Niagara mortgage loan company limited 264 Kennedy Street 947-0248 three of republicans were Down slightly. One Chain store reported a four cent drop for a Pound of Chicken and a 10 cent a Pound drop in sirloin Steak because of prime roast rib and egg prices were Down in Winnipeg. Sirloin Steak was up 10 cents to si.09 in Edmonton. Eggs were Down to 59 cents a dozen from 63 cents. Cooking onions were also Down. Sirloin Steak and Chicken were both lower in Calgary than three weeks ago but most other goods remained the same. There were no significant Price changes in Vancouver. Help sex convicts Montreal up Jean Paul Gilbert City police director announced tuesday his Force has set up a parole Bureau said to be the first formed by a Canadian police depart ment. He said police Don t just aim to catch criminals but want them Back in society As Ordinary citizens. Georgia. _ the bid of Massachusetts atty. Gen. Edward Brooke to become the first negro senator since reconstruction. Republican Brooke is a narrow favorite to defeat former gov. Endicott Peabody. The Experiment in a e w politics in the Pennsylvania governor s race where million Aire democratic businessman Milton Shapp is relying on the same sort of television Blitz that won him the nomination to defeat Republican Lieut. Gov. Raymond Shafer who has the backing of the Strong Organiza Tion built by outgoing gov. William Scranton. The Odds favor or. Shafer but an upset is not impossible. The so called Viet Nam referendum in the Oregon sen ate race which Republican gov. Mark Hatfield is now favored to win Only because he has softened the Edge of his disagreement with administration policy the Issue on which his opponent rep. Robert Duncan has based his whole Campaign. The governorship fight in Minnesota where scandals and a party split have Hurt democratic gov. Karl Rolvaag in his close race with Harold Levander. The. Race commands National attention because vice president Hubert Humphrey has staked much of his depleted political prestige on rescuing his old ally gov. Rolvaag. Pc party integrity staked my the integrity of the conserva Tive party will be very seriously threatened if the National convention in t allowed to Deal with the leadership question conserva anytime without any penalty All important questions must raised if the party is to be democratic the Island my said the annual meeting of the Manitoba Young progressive conservative association at the charter House hotel. Either we open the doors to wider participation and responsibility or we he said rejecting any suggestion of a Compromise on whether the leadership question should be bashed out at the party s National convention to be held in Ottawa later this month. Or. Macdonald said youth should take a bigger role in political decision making. Lim iting full participation in the process until Middle age destroyed interest and enthuse the Dominion Bureau of Sta there have been increases in the Price of most foodstuffs since june 1965. 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