Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 31, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday october 31, 1967 for people who like to save Money these in s regular 4.98 now 99 4 Days Only open thurs. Fri. Till 9 special Reg. 4.98 3.49 Abbey tavern singers we re off to Dublin in the Green Pius Many Mora in store specials Lon ventures Golden greats rec. 4.98. Now. Johnny Rivers Golden hits 3.49 reg498 now 3.49 Mantovani in Hollywood rec. 4.98. Now 3.49 Engelbert Humperdinck release rec. 4.98. Now 3.49 Quality Bee gees first rec. 4.98. Now. Mitch Ryder Best hits rec498 now 3.49 i Slimp. Billy Vaughan Golden hits rec. 4.98. Now. Hank Williams greatest hits 4 4a rec. 4.98. Oi43 now. 3.49 association Windy rec. 4.98. Now Bill Cosby revenge 3.49 rec 498 now pet Clark these Are songs rec. 4.98. Now. Dean Martin Welcome to world 3.49 5eocw498 3.49 penal system flaws Clearing official a spokesman for the provincial corrections department said tuesday the province has been working to wipe out problems in the correctional system for juveniles alcoholics and Indian Metis. At a weekend Synod of the Rupert s land diocese of the anglican Church delegates pin pointed problems and sent a Resolution to the province urging action. Raymond Slough director of corrections for Manitoba said faults the Synod delegates found in the correctional system were real. But Steps Are being taken to counter most of them. The Synod said Many juveniles Are still being sent to adult institutions like heading Ley jail instead of proper juvenile correction Homes. There is a dearth of qualified diagnostic and treat ment personnel to handle either adults or juveniles magistrates in Manitoba Are not permitted to sentence an alcohol offender to a treat ment Centre Indian and Metis inmates find it difficult to talk to the White correctional officials. Or. Slough said Manitoba is talking with officials in other provinces and the Federal Bur eau on alcoholism to establish a new program for drying out habitual drunks. The correctional department has not found any source of trained Indian and Metis work ers for correctional institutions or. Slough said. Deaths Barnett Lloyd Talbot 64, of South Burnaby . Buss John 75, of Whitemouth Man. Challe fortunate 93, of mud Falls widow of Aime Challe. Defoort David Reid 19, son of or. And mrs. Walter Defoort of Cypress River Man. Holowaty Joseph 56, of 1238 Strathcona Street. Jenkins John 81, of 791 Pandora Avenue Transcona formerly of Winnipeg. Werenko mrs. Nicholas 68, of 899 Alfred Avenue. Martin James 82, of Ayr Shire Scotland. Melnyk William 44, of Kenora. Paine William Bryon 91, of Chilliwack ., formerly of Winnipeg. Simoens Camel 76, of lot 9 fort Garry. Skatfeld Steini s., 79, of Oak Point Man. Stapleton deaconess Wini Fred Huby 84, in Victoria formerly of the St. Peter s District in Mission work. Tomsk. William 54, of 797 Harbison Avenue formerly of stoneware District and for Merly employed by the society for crippled children and adults. Widdowson or. Reuben 81, of Kenora Wright Harry Carrington 80, of 411 Kennedy Street suite 12. Bedard Hector 83, of Stein Bath formerly of Labro Querie Man. Brunn Joseph 60, of 705 Burrows Avenue. Cavers Thomas a., 77, of 6 Sandra Bay. Juttner Arthur Henry George 47, of 486 Queenston Street teacher. Knight Albert 64, of 321 Brooklyn Street St. James t. Eaton co. Driver. Litchfield mrs. William of Burnaby . Orton Harold Stewart 51, of 543 Victoria Avenue West Transcona employed by a tons of Canada. Rauski Tsenin 74, of Bird s Hill Man. Scott Hattie m., 90, of 195 Roslyn Road widow of it. Col. C. M. Scott. Simkulak Louis j., 62, of 574 Oxford Street employed by John Wood company Ltd. Stark Adam of 196% Smith Street. Stefanyshyn Fred 59, of 408 airlines Street. Wright Amy Violet 75, for Merly of 684 Prince Rupert Avenue Young William 85, of 867 Nassau Street. For further information please see classified death notices by the Canadian press Camrose Alta. Mrs. Chester Ronning 72, wife of the former Canadian charge d affaires in China after a lengthy illness. Augusta a. Edison mar shall. 73, author of the Vikings and other historical novels after several years of ill health. Henderson . Thomas a. Morgan 80, former chairman and president of the Sperry corp. And adviser to presidents Roosevelt Truman and Eisen Hower. Philadelphia Lawrence Litchfield ., 67, retired presi Dent and Board chairman of aluminium company of Amer Ica. Hartley Zim Merman 65, former chairman of the defence research Board. Duvivier 71, who directed the Little world of Don Camillo of a heart at tack suffered during an Automo bile Accident. But three Indian women Are working with inmates at the Pas correctional institution for women. Two chaplains arc the Only two fully trained and qualified persons working in adult institutions in Manitoba or. Slough said. Others Are being trained. And there has been a steady increase in the number of probation officers who Are professionally trained or. Slough said he believed Manitoba has fewer people in the 16-17 age group in adult institutions than other pro Vinces. In Saskatchewan and Ontario 16-year-Olds Are considered adults while in Manitoba juvenile Protection extends to age 18. Thinks Bishops should Wear Blue jeans Ilkeston England Malcolm Mather 11 k e s t o n s anglican vicar thinks Bishops should Wear Blue jeans. And they should live he says in Ordinary suburban houses not the palaces which Are the Rule in eng land. Or. Mather writing in his Parish Magazine noted that English Bishops still Wear breeches and gaiters a form of 18th-Century Riding habit. 12 air cadets receive wings in Parade twelve air cadets eight of them from greater Winnipeg received their wings oct. 25 at the annual air cadets wings Parade at Cadet Headquarters ferry Road and Ellice Avenue. The cadets All members of the no. 3 Royal Canadian air cadets Wing Are from greater Winnipeg w02 Phil Nelson f sgt. John Mckenzie sgt. Jim Henderson of sgt. John Lamb Lin of sgt. Bill eastvold Cpl. Roy Adams sgt. Bob Wenru e and sgt. Terry Koren. The four out of towners Are sgt. Murray Radomski sgt. Jim Rutledge. Of sgt. Lenny Hubbard and w02 Jim Salinger. Color bars horse Ottawa ramp is getting rid of a 12-year Veteran because of his color. Otis police service horse 320, will be sold by Public tender by the ramp because he s a Bay. 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