Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 13, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday december 13, 1971 signs of the times new York the average horsepower of outboard motor sold in the United states in 197 declined from 33.1 to 31. Am the average outboard boat sold was six inches Shorter than in 1969. Insurance pays More new York holders of dental insurance collected record million in the first half of 1970, a 68 per cent Rise Over the million received in the same 1969 period. Ramada inn 1824 Pembine Hwy. Have a Ball at our new year s Ball to in our beef to Blade dining room new year s tickets to include Choice of prime rib new York strip or Steak and lobster with complimentary beverage and corsages for the ladies. Tickets each for information or reservation 269-7700 customer kills sales clerk Calgary up a part time sales clerk at a late night store was killed saturday night by a customer who asked to in Spect a Hunting Rifle. After examining the weapon the Man took cartridges from his pocket loaded the gun and shot Jim Curtis 19, at Point Blank Range. As the Man fled the store he encountered City Constable John Ogilvy whom he shot in the Groin. Other police arrived and the Man was chased for two blocks until he was wounded with a shot to the buttock and taken nto custody. Constable Ogilvy was in Satis factory condition. Kenneth Ross Moon 22, was under police guard in Hospital and listed in fair condition. The shooting occurred about ., a half hour before h e combination drug Dep Art ment store was to close. Store personnel said the Man who shot the clerk had been in the store the previous night and looked at the Rifle. Saturday night they said he brought the cartridges with Lim. Hashish haul huge continued of Retikis toy special Munro Vibra action electric football came Bobby Orr hockey came open Mon. Thru Fri. Til use your Retzki the contents were billed As Indian artefacts destined for a non existent Edmonton com Pany. Insp. Venner said two of the accused persons were captured after a Chase during which speeds of 100 Miles an hour were reached. One of those arrested was armed but no shots were fired. More than.60 ramp officers were involved in the seizure. Police used 30 vehicles including motor toboggans in the operation at . The shipment was picked up at the International Airport and during the Transfer to pen hold the hashish was put into eight heavy Canvas duffle bags. Two police vehicles received minor damage and ramp Are holding three a drive vehicles including a panel truck said the inspector. I Don t believe we have Everi made a bigger he said. The estimated value of the shipment was based on Edmon ton Street prices which May be he said other police enforce ment agencies were involved but declined to elaborate. 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A Canadian armed forces spokesman said that no new developments have taken place since the search began for James h. Macdonald of 69 Fletcher Crescent began last tuesday. Temperatures in the area last night dipped to 20 below Zero the fourth time the Mercury has dropped past Zero in the past six nights. Or. Macdonald had no survival gear although his four seat company plane was equipped with a High frequency radio and an emergency radio. The search area concentrated Between Gimli and Thomp s o a Man., is about Square Miles. Or. Macdonald was returning to Winnipeg after a business trip to Thompson. He left the Thompson Airport at tues Day afternoon and failed to arrive in Winnipeg. His flight plan said he would Fly via grand rapids. Search planes Are expected to cover the area at lower Levels today the armed forces spokes Man said. People getting twitchy Ottawa up feelings against foreigners Are running High in West Pakistan As a re sult of the India Pakistan War canadians just evacuated from the country said Early today. Eighty six canadians arrived Here aboard an armed forces Jet transport which brought them from Tehran Iran via the Canadian military base at Lahr West Germany. Earlier they had been evacuated in two separate groups from Karachi and Islamabad West Pakistan. The exhausted evacuees told of constant bombings of the two pakistani cities by Indian air Craft and of rising tension among the populace manifested in part by increasing animosity toward foreigners. It is getting tense the peo ple Are getting a Little bit said maj. Syd Bur rows of Vancouver returning from Islamabad the capital. Maj. Burrows was the com Mander of a Canadian Otter senator Barnhill slain in Home gunmen kill senator snowstorm claims two lives by the Canadian press five of Canada s 10 provinces were fatality free during the weekend As 27 accidental deaths were reported 20 of them in traffic. However the effects of Winter were left in British Columbia when two persons died while waiting out a snowstorm and another when his snowmobile was struck by a train. A Cross Canad a Cross Canada Survey by the Canadian press from 6 Local times Friday until Midnight civil jury to hear lawsuit the rarely used six Man civil jury is scheduled to hear the Case of a fort Garry housewife Jan. 24 who is suing the Hud son s Bay company and Michael Brough. A member of the store s Security staff for false arrest for suspected shoplifting. It is the first time in about 15 i years in Winnipeg that an ac-1 Tion is to be tried by a civil jury. The woman. Margaret Marie Moffatt. In her statement of claim filed in the court of Queen s Bench claims on nov. 1, 1968 she was falsely and maliciously accused of the crime of shoplifting and theft she further states that or. Brough made remarks ing her character. Aircraft on loan to the United nations truce observer team in Kashmir which was destroyed by Indian bombers at Islamabad International Airport a week ago. Describing the attack which he witnessed from his House a few Miles away he said the fully fuelled plane just blew up after being hit by 300 millimetre High explosives. Jean Small wife of John Small the Canadian High com missioner in Islamabad said pakistani citizens Are becoming overzealous in enforcing the air raid blackout. Young people have taken to stopping cars and checking Homes where any lights show at night she reported. Asked by reporters whether she had Felt in any personal danger in the pakistani capital mrs. Small replied yes to a other evacuees told of Citi Zens carrying around poles to break out the Light of any of fending motor car and of others who Check foreigners for their identity cards if you smoke a cigarette they figure you re signalling the said Allan Lieberman of Montreal who was in pakis Tan As a tourist and flew out of Karachi. They Don t dig foreigners at m r. Lieberman said that when the refugee flight left Karachi Early sunday the docks at the seaport City and former Pakistan capital were on result of Days of bombardment by Indian air Craft. Half an hour after we left we could still see one of a number of children among the evacuees was Paul Smith 9, of Peterborough whose father is with a Canad an general electric team help ing the pakistanis build a nuclear Plant near Karachi. There s been bombing All around he recounted. One night there was a dog fight right Over the Canadian mrs. Small said Islamabad has been the target of intermit tent attacks since nov. 22. Some nights the bombing would go on and her husband the High com missioner is one of eight Cana a Normal staff of 20 or at the Islamabad Mission. The others were evacuated As a safety precaution. Evacuees from Islamabad de scribed a potentially ugly Epi Sode that took place just before they left sunday morning. Continued years of violence that has claimed 196 lives. Police believe a gang of terrorists from across the Border was responsible for the killing. The same group was blamed for the killing of four persons in the same area during the last few months. Expressing furious disgust at the murder Ulster prime minister Brian Faulkner blamed outlaws of the Irish re publican army who have sworn to bring Northern Ireland to its Knees by Christmas. Faulkner said the assassins were from a special Ira terror gang staging raids into Ulster from Sanctuary in the neighbor ing Republic. He accused Dublin of failing to Stop them. Police and troops worked through the night to recover the body. Rescue attempts were hampered initially when an other bomb was discovered in a car parked inside the senator s garage. The assassination came a Day after two Christmas shoppers and two babies were killed in Belfast by a bomb explosion lacking the usual guerrilla warning beforehand to civilians. In a Sermon sunday William Cardinal c o n w a a roman Catholic primate of All Ireland denounced the bombers and gunmen As monsters for their recently intensified terror Campaign. Referring to outrages including saturday s bombing and the recent murder of a part time Soldier in front of his children the primate said the entire country protes Tant and Catholic alike is sickened and horrified by the events of the past two British Home Secretary Reginald Maudling in charge of Ulster Security flying to Bel fast today was expected to hear demands from protestant Lead ers that Ulster should sponsor a civilian peace help the army watch Public places. Vallieres joining pm Montreal Cpl de voir says it has received a 27 Page document from missing author and political activist Pierre Vallieres saying he is cutting All ties with the terror St front de liberation do que dec and throwing his support behind the parti quebecois. The newspaper says the signed document delivered by messenger to editor Claude Ryan hails the parti quebecois As the Only real alternative to the current government and As the provincial Force for political strategy in the struggle for the liberation of the que people. Sunday night showed Ontario with 10 deaths All in traffic. Quebec had a total of nine fatalities five on the roads two in fires and one when a Man fell while repairing his Home. British Columbia and Nova Scotia had two Highway Fatali ties each and . Also had the three deaths in miscellaneous accidents. One person died in traffic in Alberta. Police said an unidentified Man and woman were found dead in a car near Hazelton about 130 Miles Northeast of Prince Rupert . They said it appeared the couple were asphyxiated when they were trying to reach Home on a ranch and stopped to wait out a snowstorm. Newfoundland new Bruns Wick Prince Edward Island Manitoba and Saskatchewan had no fatalities to report. The 20 persons killed in traffic accidents during the week end and 42 who died during the week brought to the number of canadians who have died on roads since Jan 1, 1971. More Security with false Teeth while eating talking Don t be afraid your false Ceth will come Loose or drop at the wrong time. Kor More Security and Comfort Sprinkle on fas Teeth denture adhesive powder non Acil fas Teeth Rives dentures a longer firmer steadier hold. Makes eating easier. No Gummy pasty taste. Dentures that lit Are essential to health. See your dentist Raj ulary. Get easy to use fas Teeth. Adv. 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I Kerbox Industry will Rise about 70 per cent to an annual output of More than 330 billion Square feet by 1980, the fiber Box association predicts available at Eaton s downtown Polo Park Carlof it shopping kiddie City Grant Park Plaza Kmart stores Simpsons Sears Polo Park Garden City the Bay Woolworth s Zellers Wilson s 240 Portage Polo Park gambles woolco Trade review planned by Dave Humphreys Brussels staff the common Market Council of ministers agreed during the weekend to wide ranging Trade Reform negotiations sought by Decani j Canadian external affairs min j ister Mitchell Sharp. In a statement of defence the or. Sharp saw top officials of Bay declared that mrs. Moffatt j the common Market commis was apprehended on a reason i Sion As the Council was meeting Able Assumption that she had i in a crisis atmosphere general been shoplifting. This was founded by . Trade demands. Or. Sharp s Case for a major review of the world trading sys tem happened to coincide with the least immediate of several . Demands. There Canada s interests ran parallel to those of the . To be incorrect and following the interview she was escorted to the main floor in a polite or. Brough claimed that any remarks made to mrs. Moffatt were not defamatory. The next Canada manpower program was s20.900.floo to assist in the Trask if of Akemp toyed peo ple across Cassada ts71-72 fiscal Yea. Tree depart is est trainees a Tefft of tvs agricultural exports for he. Stance or. Sharp was vre Sest at the right time to consider subjects of Torr org Post Esce to Canada fee . Cots Jot. Market Aad the cab sources said. Bat ;