Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 21, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday. February 21. Women remanded on assault charges two men pleaded guilty at the Manitoba assizes monday to charges of unlawful assault and unlawfully confining five other people. Or. Justice r. G. B. Dickson remanded the pair to March 1 for a pre sentence report. Jules Chippeway 22, labourer of Winnipeg and Joseph William Dale 25, motor Mech anic of Macdiarmid ont., pleaded guilty to unlawfully assaulting Janet Gross May 14, 1966, at Rockwood causing her bodily harm. Assaulting Robert Jackson May 14 at Rockwood. A confining Donna Gross Clarence Gross Lloyd Gross Janet Gross and Robert Jack son May 14 at Rockwood. Dale also pleaded guilty to Shamrock social club Bingo Tonitte . Do 1000 door prize of unlawful Possession of an offensive weapon a knife May 14 at Lockwood. As Well Dale pleaded guilty to a charge of rape May 14 at Rockwood. He and Chippeway were remanded in custody to March 1. Dale was sentenced to four years imprisonment when he appeared recently in provincial magistrate s court before mag Istrate Harold Gyles on a charge of escaping sept. 1 from heading Ley jail and five other counts. Dale admitted the theft of a car. Break enter and theft from a House separate charges of unlawfully confining two people and a charge of breaking and entering a hangar at Steinbach man., and the theft of a plane. He was Given three years on the last five counts but magistrate Gyles made them concurrent with the four year term for escaping prison. Magistrate s court was told by Dale s lawyer. Bill Riley on that occasion that had not intended at first to take part in the escape. Dale did escape after learning earlier of the charges against him to which he has now pleaded guilty in Assize court. Chippeway also faces other charges including one of escaping from heading Ley sept. 1, but he has not pleaded to any of the charges. 10 games of s1oo. 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March 4 fir matinee twelfth night by William Shakespeare with bar turd Bhrent Leo Ciceri William huh Ann Firbank special student _ celebrity Box Okicki o attractions ticket office w Tho bar juvenile court says 27% More picked up cwt cd. 6, Jay cd. 7. Kind Csc. 12 programs listed for Channel Kenora Dryden Lookout red fort Frances Fisher Branch Abd movie 5 ., cd. 12 wild heritage starring will Rogers jr., Maureen o Sullivan and Troy Donahue adventure tragedies and Romance of two Pioneer fam Ilies who meet while travelling West to make their in action . Cd. 6 observes the spectacle of glassblowing As it services the needs of scieinewsma6azine, 10 ., cd. 6 report on the general labor management unrest in Quebec including coverage of the teachers strike by Norman Depoe. Public Eye ., cd. 6 a look at the National new democratic party its increase in popularity and its stand on key issues of the Day. Mev Griffin , cd. 12 guests Are Jimmy Dean Don Meredith de Ames and Jack e. Leo movie ., cd. 6 backfire stars Virginia Mayo and Gordon Macrae. War Veteran trying to uncover the disappearance of his buddy follows a series of clues through a Maze of murder and violence. Wednesday movie 1 ., cd. 7 no name on the Bullet starring Audie Murphy and Charles Drake. As hired killer arrives in town citizens Start to panic and almost destroy their town. And listings tuesday c denotes color c Hospital first conflict nurses thirty 7_words, music shadows of night your move Casey mouse movies the action is room c Allen a break la Lanne telecast sweep giant and mrs. C game Helene adventure and the hits wild heritage hop sets. Wth., sets. Show c from Here c 7-30 in action trek c c Skelton c place 9-00 Baron fugitive c rooftop a spy c Mason Eye viewpoint c Griffin news wth., sets. N-40 Roundup backfire wrap up 6-Newi. Spu., Waht wednesday report 7-00 of the air morning or Fly c test pattern Bunny juvenile court officials say the number of greater Winnipeg Hildren picked up by police for misdemeanours ranging from walking on the Road to sexual morality and robbery in leased by 27 per cent in 1966 from the previous year. They id significantly More children seven to 10 years of age were picked up. Information about delinquency in greater Winnipeg was Dis closed during a press con Terence held in the Law courts building by judge a. J. Stringer of juvenile court and John to Mckay director of court ser vices. Or. Mckay said that the total number of referrals in greater Winnipeg excluding St Boni face and St. Vital Rose to cases last year from in 1965. A referral indicates a child picked up by police in connect Ion with an incident but not necessarily charged. The child is allowed to go Home to await the court s decision of whether or not he will be charged of the total number of referrals last year involved Highway or municipal bylaw infractions which include walking on the Road and smok ing under the age of 16. This was 334 referrals More than in 1965. May be dropped judge Stringer said that in the Case of a first offence and when the offence is not particularly serious the Case is usually dropped. The reason about 75 per cent of first offenders who Are warned Are never again picked up by the police. We Don t feel they should have a judge Stringer said. Of the 25 per cent of these first offenders who do com i another crime Only three be cent Are hard Core Delin according to or. Mckay. He said that in 1966 there were 101 such cases and 77 of them were sent to the training school at either the Portage for boys or the Portage Home for girls and 24 were transferred to the adult courts. Those sent to the training school usually stayed one to two ears. The five major delinquencies Eor which children Are charged with the 1966 total in each category Given first then the 1965 total in brackets were theft breach of the liquor act 611 breaking and entering 476 Wattul damage 214 and Auto theft 168 under 12 according to a report pre pared by or. Mckay referrals of children 12 Yean old and under continue to represent a High proportion of the total number of referrals in 1968 811, amounting to 19 per cent of the total the pattern of delinquency remains similar for children in this age group and the pattern shows somewhat Over involvement in Petty theft break and enter arson and false fire alarms and wilful damage. Significantly More children of extreme tender age 7, 8, 9 and 10 years old have been referred 1966 or. Mckay said that one of the favorite ticks of these children is to stand outside a Beer parlor and offer to help a drunk person to his car. While doing this they rifled his pockets. As to Why they stay out late getting into mischief or Mckay said their Home life is most of these children spen their evenings As late a Midnight roaming main Stree and almost inevitably were victimizing or being victim Zed or. Mckay said the Ideal situation would be for the police take the child Home and if ii catches that child on the Street again late at night have him referred to the children s do society. The Ideal but this was an Ideal and not often the real Case. As a result in 1965 3.7 per cent of All greater Winnipeg children 10 to 17 were picked up y police although not necessarily charged. In 1966, the percentage increased to 4.6 per ent. However judge Stringer said some of the increase is due to police on walking on the Road or on shoplifting. In addition Many of the charges of robbery brought against children were something like one in which 10-year-old lad beaten up another 10-year old and had taken a dime. With this in mind a crime May appear minor but it is still an entry into the realm of crime the judge said. Causing concern among police authorities was a Sharp increase in the number of cases of glue sniffing. Eight children were referred in glue sniffing Inci dents last year but 30 children had been picked up in just the first seven weeks of this year from All parts of the City. Automatically most of these children were not charged but they re automatically charged if they be been charged the probation service employed 38 people last year 19 of whom were involved directly in probation work. Eight of these social workers had master s degrees in social work seven held Bachelor s degrees in social work and Only four had no University qualifications. Leu shall you thud in s Kista Kantt excellent meals reasonable prices open 7 Days a wok including holidays. Frit Pacino in s Besth Nuutt Winni pub tickets Are going fast for Spring thaw 01 my Toun Tut what i ii 10 Rol thurs. 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Tuesday schools giant Helene dress up Lawrence North Bell Eye c Allen thirty of night movies five i hop weath., sets. I for the top Skelton c drama c Eye weather Side West Side wednesday schools giant Helene dress up Henderson Bell fashions c Allen thirty of night 4 John Silver c Woodpecker hop affairs employers employees d who really want to see productivity products at lower prices a High level of employment and better working and living conditions. Bail set for 2 men _. Maw two Winnipeg men have been charged in provincial magi Strate s court with breaking and entering the Hasting elementary school sunday in St. Vital with intent. Both men George David Ivan Morgan 633 Pacific Avenue and Joseph a Kwitko. 178 Alfred Avenue appeared before magi Strate Harold Gyles but did not plead to the charge. No details were Given and both men were released on bail each. If you Are an Wop toys or number of a recognized bargaining Union and want to join incr Aaseng nuni taking part i continuing joint consultation on a regular basis through labour management comm teen write for Complete information on Bow to set up such a committee to the labour management consultation Branch Canada department of labour Ottawa Hon. John r. Nicholson of new v. Hayhome Deputy Manl Attr ;