Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 13, 1974, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pc Power plan termed disaster Winnipeg free press. 13. 1974 i would be a Ilis slur to mind cubic feet to second of water Down the Tiv or past Thompson us pro posed by the previous 1 Rogres Sive conservative government of Manitoba an Engineer who has constructed a Model of a three mile stretch of the River said wednesday. Prof. Victor Galay of the University of Manitoba civil engineering department said in an interview that a cubic foot a second flow would not Only flood the City of Thomp son but would Likely Wash out the Bridge Over the Burntwood Stiver at Thompson and cause a great Deal of erosion of the River bed. With his Model of the three mile stretch of River from just downstream of Thompson up Stream to the pump House for the Thompson water Supply prof. Galay is Able to simulate various flows Down the River and Sauyu their relative effects. The cubic fool a Sec Ond maximum flow now pro posed by Manitoba Hydro with a Low level diversion of thei Churchill Olivcr at Southern in Dian Lake causes few prob lems he said. He said Thompson pump House about two Miles up Stream from the town will have to be moved and there will be some flooding of the Thompson cemetery. As Well he said some will have to be done in the area downstream from the Thomp son Bridge to prevent bunk Ero Sion caused by the increased flow through the rapids Undi the Bridge Ami the resulting eddies downstream from the rapids. Under the previous govern input Manitoba Hydro had planned a High level diversion of the Churchill River at South can Indian Lake with a cubic foot flow through the Burntwood River into the Nel son River. The plan with some modifications is still being urged by the conservative opposition in the legislature. It would just be a discs prof. Galay said. He said the Burntwood River would overflow its Banks in numerous places upstream from Thomp son and the water would flow Overland to rejoin the River flooding Thompson in the process. "1 think if would be much too expensive to build dikes All along the he said. Al the 5s.ooo cubic foot flow lie said the water would come just below the Bottom of the t h o in p s o n Bridge and the Structure probably would not be Able to withstand the pres sure and would collapse. The 50-foot-Long Model Eon. Strudel in february under a n i i o b a Hydro research Grant has been used to deter mine some of the eff cos of Manitoba Hydro s proposed diversion and according to prof. Galay has pretty Well borne Mil the predictions of Hydro end. Taggart Dies at 81 Toronto Cdr. James Gordon Taggart former Saskatchewan Cabinet minister and later Federal Deputy min ister of agriculture died Here this week after a lengthy illness. He was 81. Or. Taggart who. Held the Deputy minister Post from 1849 to 1959, was born in Parrsboro n.s., . 28, 1892. He went to school at River Herbert n.s., and to the College of agriculture at Truro n.s., and the Ontario agriculture College at Guelph ont., where he graduated in 1912 with a Bachelor of science agriculture de Gree. Or. Taggart had two Honor Ary degrees conferred upon Lim and was awarded the order of the British Empire. Or. Taggart is survived by his five Waddell of Toronto or. Jus lice j. D. Taggart of the Brit ish Columbia supreme court Kathleen Ferguson of Regina Marjorie Jefferson of Ottawa and or. James g. Taggart o Syracuse . Funeral service will to hell Friday in Toronto. A scholarship fund will b established at the University o Guelph in or. Taggart s Honor. 1100nk, Donald a at Rankin Inlet Northwest territories. Bozic Frank 54, of 71 Grove Street St. Janics Assiniboia. Jat Ricaut Marjorie May 78, 1 of Stonewall Man., widow of William Cath Earl. Cox Lionel Johnston 79, of cat Man Man., formerly of Union Point retired from farming. Curl Elizabeth Weir 82, of 1001 Banning Street widow of Arthur Henly. Dyck August of Springstein Man. Fabian Janet k., 90, of con Juist nursing Home widow of William George Fabian. Goyette Auguste co of Dinorwic ont. Growitz mrs. Fred Albert so of 505 Hudson Street. Hild Reth Robert 32, at Rankin Inlet Northwest territories. Ii Kay Dora 79, of Selkirk widow of Tanas Hykawy. Klassen John 74, of 515 Elgin Avenue and formerly of Altona District. Loeh in mrs. John Ger 39, of Altona Man. Lush George 72, of Chur chill. M1nella, Cosmo 70, of 568 Spence Street owner of co Sie s inn Winnipeg Beach. Deaths 11anson, Margarilla so of Strathclair Man., formerly of Shoal Lake Man., widow of Andrew Manson. Nelson Mabel 70, of East Selkirk Man., widow of Gor Don Nelson. Nowalsky Charles 70, of 47 Greenwood Bay East. Peacock John Neil 05, of Burnaby . Plante Joseph 07, of Heri Tage Lodge nursing Home. Shier mrs. Wilbur Edith of 234 Simcoe Street formerly of 856 Magnus Avenue. Strychar mrs. Joseph 44, of Minneapolis. Slusak William 08, of 804 Silverstone Avenue fort Richmond. T a i l i e u mrs. Dem Oil Maria 77, of 292 Marllon Street Charleswood. Vogt Benjamin Franklin 81, of 440 Edmonton Street suite 701. W i n d i s ii Evelyn of 136 Spence Street Apt. A., widow of Arnold Walter win dish. W1siiakt, Maude Anne 79, of 170 Hindon Avenue Charles Wood widow of Alfred Wishart. For further information please see classified death notices transcendental meditation by Man Rishi Mahesh Yogi a natural technique easily Learned by anyone brings deep rest to the body clarity to the mind removes inner tension and enriches All aspects of life introductory Taik thursday june 13th . Friday june 14th . Ploce main Street All Ore Welcome a three mile Section of the Burntwood River at Thompson Man., has been duplicated in a 50 foot Model designed to simulate the effects of the Churchill River diversion on this Northern Mani Toba River. Prof. Victor Galay project director and a member of the department of civil engineering at the University of Manitoba exam Ines the Model before it was demonstrated to Hydro engineers and government officials wednesday. Better than a flow that dwindles and then increases again during flood conditions. Prof. Galay said however that the Model cannot Duple Cal erosion problems because the Model clearly shows that the cubic feet a flow does t turn the Burnt Wood Olivcr into a raging Tor he said the Long term average flow of the River is cubic feet per second of the difficulty in incorporating the texture of the earthen Banks of the River into the Model. The Best the Model can do is show where erosion problem s arc Likely to occur so that these areas can be studied in the Field he said. Prof. Galay was assisted in the construction of the Model by three graduate students in civil engineering. Odds against free Beer Man Toronto up restau rant owner Steve Necheff who has been serving free Beer with meals in an Effort to obtain a liquor licence is not even licensed to serve food a metropolitan Toronto official says. Jim Neville metro licensing commission administrator said tuesday that or. Necheff has been allowed to operate Rostau being charged by police for giving away free Beer he can not qualify for a licence even if he meets fire regulations or. Neville said. Or. Necheff faces 10 charges under the liquor control act for giving away per Sonal protest against what he terms a discriminatory liquor licensing Board. Or. Neville said the Fate of or. Necheff s restaurant on Friend of or. Necheff had Din Ner at the restaurant sunday and suggested that while he did not want to become involved in the dispute the liquor Board might have Given reason for its refusal to Grant a licence. Board member Thomas Gil Day said another paragraph might have been added to the form letter sent to or. Necheff inviting him to come and talk w h i 1 c recorded peaks have gone As High As cubic feet per second. From an erosion standpoint he said a steady flow of cubic feet a second is Steves Village restaurant since applying for a licence last fall provided he fixes two exits to meet Toronto fire bylaws. Now that or. Necheff Street East probably will he decided at the next commission meeting in two weeks. Mayo r David Crombie the refusal or giving Little More but he added its up t the owner to ask Why he a r i i i i father s Day Sale thursday Friday saturday june 13th 14th 15th lumber 1 x 4 common Lin Al 1 x 6 s3 common Spruce 3 unit 1 x 803 common unit 2 x 4 01 Conil Lin it 2 x 4 Conil. 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