Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 28, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Frie press saturday april 28, 1973 19 daily crossword by Thomas Joseph 40, drunk co Loci ii Valley Down 1. Word with top or Over 1. Scottish Island 3. Pinkish or Pigrish hype. We i ancient times 5. With sagacity i. Nous 7. Consumed s. . Mili tary dec oration a was yesterday s answer 9. Vitalize top men j 6. Frilly 19. Japanese beverage 22. Mediocre hype. We 23. Cooks eggs a certain Way 21. Spell bind 25. Pause 27. Praised 211. Cubic meter 30. Cause to feel great 34. So be it 36. Moo 37. Work unit across 1. Example 5. Speak evasively is 11. Expressed in words 12. Chant 13. Parched with heat 14. Star Light Sirl 15. Oriental eym Hals 16. Celtic Jea god 17. Per formed 15. Cash Reg ister fish 2wds. Got a secret 21. Salacious k. Prophet 23. Vexatious 25. Devil s symbols 26. Formerly 27. Colleen 28. Herr s exclamation 29. Strauss opera. 31. Japanese length measure 32. Egyptian King Colloq 33. Guide s note ,35. Greeted 37. Dutch cheese s8. Again 39. Appraise daily How to work it a x i d l b a a x r i Longfellow one letter simply stands for another. In this Sample a i used for the three l a x for the two o a Etc. Single letters apostrophes the Lens ctr and formation of the words Are All hints. Each Day the code letters Are different crypt quotes 0 Knob a Kim Eshk Kobl of guck efik Jih of Kef a Kim a avva Tinb vib my Yam nov limb b. Mxie feb Tei Kerdiy s crypt note laughter is the tonic the Relief the sur cease for pa1n.-Charlie Chaplin u7i King Touru of inc Andy sends a Complete 20-volume set of the Merit students. Encyclopedia to Randy hints age 11, of High Point North Carolina for his question ask Andy what causes Gas natural natural Gas is formed by Nat ural processes in the Earth and All the evidence indicates that the same recipe is used to create oily Petroleum. The process has been repeated time and again. Some samples were found in rocks that Date Back half a million years ago. A few pockets of natural Gas arc forming right now. During the past so million years or so enormous quantities of natural Gas and Petroleum have been formed in the Earth e crust. Nobody can estimate How much of these valuable fuels have evaporated and been lost to us. The remaining deposits survived because they Are trapped in special Rock formations and sealed underground. The ingredients in these natural fuels suggest How they originated. The geological formations around the deposits suggest How they were processed. The Basic ingredients in both natural Gas and Petroleum arc hydrocarbons. Hence they Are related to the biochemicals produced by the living cells of All plants and animals. They Are called organic chemicals be cause their Carbon Content associates them with the processes of life. For this reason most geologists favor the idea that both Oil and natural Gas Are Fossil materials. A few die hards insist that they could have been made from inorganic chemicals but a Fossil origin appears by far the most logical explanation. Natural Gas contains methane and ethane propane and butane. These Light molecules of Hydrogen and Carbon also Are present in Petroleum blended with a More Complex Assort ment of other hydrocarbons. Most Likely these Basic ingredients were manufactured by living organisms that thrived in shallow seas. Sunlit surface Waters have teemed with Plant and animal populations since life on Earth began. As the Marine organisms lived and died the water be came a chemical Broth enriched with decomposing hydrocarbons. These oily residues arc lighter than water though possibly they found a Way to sink and mix with the soggy mud. Meantime in Many areas the restless Earth lifted ancient sea Beds and covered them with new layers of dry land. In Many regions vast depos its of Marine residues were trapped underground. Many were so near the surface thai the volatile hydrocarbons Perco lated through the Rocky pores ind escaped into the air. Other deposits were scaled below in Rocky prisons through millions if years. This occurred when the organic residues saturate shale or other porous rocks which were scaled below a dense roof of say Granite. Through the this buried treasure was processed by Cha and pressure. In some deposits the Fossil fuel became oily Petroleum. In others some of the lighter hydrocarbons Rose up and formed pockets of natural Gas on top of the Petroleum. And in some regions the ingredients formed vast deposits of Only natural Gas. There the gaseous hydrocarbons May be trapped in fractured underground formations and pockets of natural Gas Are found Here and there Al different Levels. Children Are invited to Send their questions to ask Andy care of the Winnipeg free press on a postcard giving the name address and age of the sender. If the question is used the writer will receive a Complete set of the world Book encyclopedia or some other appropriate prize. Regina Hunting garbage Regina up this sat urday a lot of people in he Gina will be out picking up Environ ment minister Neil Byers and mayor Harry Walker. They will be garbage Hunt ing in the first trash a Thon in Canada sponsored by the local Oxnam Canada com Mittee which says two major problems facing the world to Day arc pollution and under develop mint. We Hope to raise from the Campaign for the Benefit of the people of Haiti Bangladesh and says Lise Holash Secretary of the committee. She said More than persons Are expected to enter the trash a Thon and each entrant will be sponsored. Be sides raising funds for the three countries them an Opportunity to clean up the City. Or. Byers has issued Challenge to or. Walker who accepted to see what is the better trash picker. The trash a Thon will be held from 9 . To 3 . Ali entrants report to garbage de pots around the City and will be Given a number of plastic garbage bags to fill. No furs for Grace Horges Switzerland ecu Ter Princess Grace of Monaco has Given up wearing the furs of animals threatened wit extinction the world Wilder fund announced thursday. The fund said Princess Grace a authorized inclusion of i name in the list of those we have renounced the furs which includes actresses Eliza hot Taylor and Farrow. History today general Levis nearly recaptured Quebec by Bob Bowman Montcalm and Levis were two great French generals who were unlucky to be Defeated by the British in Canada. Wolfe might not have won the Battle of the Plains of Abraham if governor Vaudreuil had not interfered with Montcalm s plans for de Fence. General Levis might have captured Quebec april 28, 1760, if one of his soldiers had not fallen overboard As the troops were getting ready to land. His cries for help were heard by a Brit ish patrol and he was rescued and taken before general Murray. So the British were alerted to the attack. After the fall of Quebec in september 1759, general Levis went to Montreal and raised an army of men during the Winter. He got enough Small boats to transport the Force Down the St. Lawrence and landed at Cape Rouge. The Battle was fought at Ste. Foye and is said to have been the most fierce struggle in Canadian history. Each Side lost nearly men in two hours and general Murray was forced to withdraw his troops inside the Walls of Quebec. So Levis won the first round. Murray then Hung on until units of the Royal Navy arrived May 10 and Levis was forced to withdraw. Despite the cruel Battle and siege Levis and Murray had great respect for each other. During the siege Levis Learned that Murray liked Spruce Beer so he sent him Spruce boughs under a Flag of truce. Murray then sent Levis some Cheshire cheese. Levis came again with partridges other events april 28 1736 Charles Lemoyne became commander of fort Niagara. 1817 Rush Bogot treaty limited British and . Naval forces on great lakes. 1868 finance minister John Rose delivered first Bud get speech in parliament following confederation. 1887 Farmers Institute of Ontario was organized at Toronto. 1919 league of nations was formed at Geneva Swit Zerland. 1967 expo 67 was opened at Montreal. Tumbleweeds t for sit r say a lit prayer per Paoli lady fore a Sot Paw or upper Pear. M is per a moxie Pat she showed of u per her unique an1 Cool m.o., p is per a Hugh she once Pip Roll in p per her petition in a e per her Ynauth Rigep exit Pere from r per her recapture an1 repast put Allt Sepper per spell Pat Pear Oli Swap in cell Bijj Kerry Drake Hacar the horrible lines on life by or. Stuart e. Rosenberg one evening. Abraham was sitting at the door of his tent joking out on the desert when a away he descried a single Gure trudging wearily towards in. Moved at once by those feelings of hospitality for which was famous Abraham wished to meet the stranger and invited him in to share his veiling meal and to pass the ight. The stranger was a club ant but Abraham pressed him until he agreed to come. The patriarch then prepared a tasty Leal and set it before him and be wanderer at once fell to and Egan to eat. Cried Braham shocked to the depth f his being Are you not going 0 say Grace and give thanks to said the stranger 1 never say Grace and As to ods i keep one Here in my Haversack who is quite adequate or All i need but i have never nought of thanking him for my no Grace no a i d Abraham firmly and Hen he proved obdurate based him Back fasting into be desert. But in the night the lord ame to visit Abraham. Look no round the tent he asked the i t r i a r c h where is the Tranger 1 saw you inviting said Abraham Elf righteously i prepared in a Lovely supper and asked Only that he should thank you or it. When he refused i said hat in respect for you i could Tot receive him As my guest jul i sent him Back to the eserl.1 and the lord sighed and replied for More than 70 years i hive fed that Man have clothed him and sheltered him. Never once has he thanked me. Could not you who Are yourself not perfect have looked after him just for one Here we have the basis of a theology of divine toleration and the insistent human reply of intolerance. There Are two aspects to Man f need to relate. There is first our understand no of the relationship of the creator to Hii creation and of Lis attitude towards its Imper actions. And second there is the attitude which we believe hat men seeking to serve and obey the divine will should Ake towards disagreement opposition and wrong doing. In the name of religion of course there has is and one Magines May always be i r e a t Deal of disagreement Reading to intolerance. While it is impossible to con Sider the possibilities of religion without god it May be most useful and prudent to think about the need some Days o the week at least of god without religion. At least with out what some religions and religionists Are doing in the name of god. If Man needs god and he most assuredly does then god needs Man. But not intolerant wrong doing hurtful men he needs men who will forget talking so much about him acting More like him. News quiz answers Here Are the answers to the news quiz part 1 1-c 2-the creation o a Board to watch food prices 3 yes 4-b 5-c. Part ii 1-e, pc 3-d, 5 a. Fart i 2-e 3-b 4-d 5 c. Picture quiz Abba Eban. Food production Chicago about 10 be cent of . Farms product More than 50 per cent of the country s commercial farm products. 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