Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 19, 1975, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg of Etc puss saturday. July 19. 1975 attack nets jail term a Man arrested by Winnipeg police while he was commit i Ting buggery a sexual act against an intoxicated 56-year- old Man from whom he had stolen a Wallet and watch was sentenced Friday to eight months in jail. William John Thomas 33, of no fixed address pleaded guilty july 11 to charges of buggery and theft when he appeared in provincial judges court in the Public safety building. Sentence was postponed when judge i. V. Ubienski or dered a pre sentence report into Thomas s personal Back ground As a result of the of Fence which occurred at about 10 . July 8 at the Back of a building at 698 main Street. It was at that time that two women walking in a Lane noticed a Man kneeling Over an other Man and going through the victim s pockets. One of the women called police who arrived shortly afterwards Crown counsel Robert Maxwell told court. The victim who police said had been drinking in Severa main Street hotels that night was found lying on his Stom Ach with clothing removed except for a shirt and socks. Thomas crouched above him had to be pulled away by police or. Maxwell said. Thomas admitted to Job c he had committed buggery. Police also found he had a watch and a Wallet containing in change which belonged to the victim. The victim was taken to Hospital and released shortly afterwards and said later he did t remember the incident. Or. Maxwell asked court to impose a substantial jail term upon Thomas who holds a criminal record since 1966 for offences such As robbery mis chief and possessing an Offen Sive weapon. Defence counsel Wilfred Juravsky said there was no explanation for Thomas s acts except that his client had been intoxicated at the time. Thom As had no record for any pre v i o u s sexual offence and was t a violent Man or. Juravsky said. Judge Ubienski said the of Fence grossly interferes with our sensibilities and our Atti he noted however that both men had been drink ing heavily. He imposed a two month jail term for the theft offence and six months in addition for the buggery charge to be followed by two years of supervised probation. B Barbara Johnny Cash Light hearted boys held j Park Creek 800 seek in Vendor robbery Grant to sports set choked repair Aid with algae Lurn Bia. 1 support Grants totalling with teams from Sas Katche to 23 in Nincia spurt waa Alberta and British co associations have been approved by the Manitoba gov i Ern ment. 1 the Grants will provide i i i Mancial assistance for these Sior Sley named registrar James Wayne Storslee has succeeded Donald William Gundrum As registrar under t h e Manitoba real estate brokers act and mortgage brokers and mortgage dealers act. The announcement was made by the provincial con Sumer minister Ian Turnbull. Or. Storslee originally from Beausejour joined the Provin Cial government in 1973 with the department of co operative development. The Johnny Cash show a special event of the Winnipeg Light hearted energetic and Busy. In a program note to his fans Cash explains his con Cert philosophy we try to give you everything we have in a concert. A slice of life a few highs and a Lew lows we sing it the Way we feel Johnny Cash and his show Horts Are obviously feeling Good these Days. Last night in the concert Hall Johnny and june Anita and Bob Carl and Rosie Jerry and Gordon daughter Tara one of 4 and the backup Tennes see three Sang and strummed and fiddled and bandied like front freight riders on the Rock island1 line which by the Way or. Cash did not anyway the Cash slice of life had More highs than lows More wit than woe More mirth than melancholy More heart than soul. Country music More smile smile smile than cry cry cry. The first hour of the two hour Johnny Cash show Fea tured the show. Peter Grant of Job welcomed fans from South of the Border of which there were including the president of the Johnny Cash fan club. Carl Perkins King of country Rock opened the show with cd rider Sang an ode to Elvis Sang Blue suede shoes which Perkins not Elvis wrote and first recorded Back in and made one Brief announcement if miss Patricia Hearst is Here please Call Perkins was Slick Strong and nostalgic on vocals and guitar. Jerry Ainsley the newest member of the show played a Bluegrass number on Gui tar while the full House with a Fuller heart clapped and stomped and played their Combs in the key of g. Gor Don Terry followed some with fiendishly fast fiddling solos received with a frenzy Al Cordobes might envy. Or Terry was suitably modest thank you so much. It s a pleasure to be Here. Thank you for the applause. I de served he did Anita Carter Sang some Carter family favourites Beautiful and Strong and a duet with her husband Bob Wootton Lead guitar of the Tennessee three. After intermission Johnny Cash appeared in a dizzying whirl of Strobe Globe and Starlight to drawl out the news i m Johnny he Sang for an hour in his hauntingly f a m i 1 i a r. Deep baritone voice guitar beat to match both second nature to anyone older than 25 with a Well worn radio. He smiled a lot and talked some too. Cash Sang mainly Cash with some of Guthrie and the band and a song or two from the Abc special. He spoke of Folk friends Sylvia Tyson and Steve Goodman in Winnipeg for the Folk festival in Birds Hill Park. He Sang songs old and newish. Among the oldies i walk the line a boy named sue Sung with a Grin not a Gri the night they drove of Dixie Down. Section and training of the corded. It s a funny song Autonio graphically inspired about a Chap who walks in out of the hot to the air conditioned de Light of York s Plaza hotel. There he sees a big Strawberry cake brought in by a waiter. The Chap grabs it and runs pursued through Central Park by the chef and maitre d. But he hides in the Bush eats the cake and lives full Ever after. A Dif Ferent kind of transfusion blues most novel number was the Johnny Cash train med Ley. A screen showed a film of a train smashing full Speed ahead Johnny aboard with guitar through the country going to Nashville past school House and Church Farmer and Hobo. During the film Johnny and co. Sang played guitar and Drums hey Porter in time to the frantically fast Clackett Clack of the wheels the train stopped at the California state prison where the audience viewed cell blocks and solitary convicts standing about in the courtyard while Johnny Sang Folsom prison blues and other Jailhouse fare songs and scenes which lost their diminutive Impact when Fol Lowed by a sequence of slap stick and a final collision of two Model t for train trains. Cash was joined by his wife june Carter who added a Large dimension of warmth and vitality. She belted out i m going to Jackson while Johnny hammed it up at her Side and growled out How they got married in a a fever which ended in a Loving stage kiss. To Gether june and John Sang if i were a Carpenter and cracked a few jokes about their age difference. June s older. Just a Little though and i deserve to be. By the time i came into his life he had so May Miles on june dedicated a song to her Mother remembered by those with a Little Grey in their hair. Mama Maybelle Carter who appears less frequently since she lost her husband in january. The show closed on a note of Christian Hope and love. Another film featured scenes from the holy land a White cloaked fair haired Christ figure hebrew letters in the Sand pilgrims moving to the sounds of the Johnny Cash show 1 d i n g everybody gently Home. Two boys 14 and 15 years old who were arrested sunday unusually High level of and charged with nine offences the red River is year has occurring Between March and created unsightly mess in More than 800 applications m among the a Hobo deluding various Walers of have been received from Low teams representing Manitoba come lately song c a 11 e d i "j8 a knife Point robbery Creek running though moderate income Home i in the Western Canada games i Strawberry cake to be re of from an ice Cream Ven Donan Park owners for assistance under at Regina Audi 10 to 17 i Dor. Were among the 41 boys Gates at Mouth of Manitoba government s r i t. Volmi Creek where it empties into million Home program sex Frise be kept acting staff Insp. Frank dosed this has left water Lund of the juvenile Branch also said 73 boys and 14 girls were warned during the week. The two boys arrested Sun 11 face drug charges nine men and one boy who with Possession Day were charged with break ins at two houses on Victor Street in March and four break ins a t various Busin esses including the National Creek stagnant and it has become infested with algae. Gunnar Alban of the City us a contingency amount of million Home repair program m is to premiered Schreyer said in transportation costs o duals travelling to the selection Parks and Protection depart ment said the water in the red was expected to Crest soon and when the River level fell sufficiently the Gates Farmers Union office at be re opened. Ellice Avenue. The boys also faced a Rob Bery charge in connection with a july 4 theft of from a 15 year old boy who was Selling ice Cream near Portage ave nue and Newman Street where a knife was allegedly held by one of the boys. Other charges involve a recent purse snatching and theft of motorcycle. Among other juveniles arrested in the last week were nine boys and three girls charged with theft under and eight boys charged with breaking entering and theft six boys and one girl were also charged with liquor offences and four boys were charge with theft Over among those warned who May be required to he told a press conference i site. Necessary inspections have started prior to approval of individual applications but work we could kill it the algae with a Strong herbicide but in would also do damage to the Banks of the Creek As or. Alban said. If the High water persists or. Alban said it would be possible to use a Large pump to Drain the Creek. But if nature can do it we won t have to go to that sex the Manitoba team at re Gina will include 431 athletes Juana were arrested by win amount of j Nipes police for drug offences cover during the week that ended Friday. Staff Insp. Ken Johnston of the vice squad said police also face charges in juvenile court were 30 boys and three girls for Highway traffic act offences. Given warnings for theft under were 18 boys and five girls. Warnings were also is sued to seven boys and one girl for breaking entering and theft. During the week two boys were also warned for mischief Insp. Lund said. Davis to visit . Ontario fort Frances ont. Spe Cial Premier William Davis will make a three Day visit to Northwest Ontario Early in a and gust. He will open his visit with a Stopin Atikokan aug. 9. He will visit Geraldton aug. 10 and won t begin before sept. 15. The program was announced in mid june and is being administered by the Manitoba housing and renewal Corpora Tion to assist in critical needed repairs of owner occupied Homes throughout the province the program offers direct Grants forego viable Loans and Low interest repayable Loans. Or. Schreyer said More than requests for have been received split about equally Between Winnipeg and Rural Manitoba. Working homeowners with annual incomes below will be eligible for Loans up to a maximum of of this amount up to is for give Abl depending on income. The maximum forgiveness is available to those earning coaches managers and mis Sion staff. They will compete confiscated 89 Grams of Mari Juana 151 growing plants and one Gram of liquid hashish Dur ing the week. Wawa the following Day. Pub Lic meetings will be held at each Stop. A year or less. Elderly people and informed or disabled persons on social allowance will be Given direct Grants of up to the size of the Grant will be determined by the amount of pension and social allowance the person receives. Korc dubs cafeterias tic. 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Detective Dick Bevan 34, also was wounded in the other Arm while three men who robbed a Bank of Nova Scotia Branch wednesday afternoon. Three men appeared in court thursday in connection with the incident and were remanded until july 24. Samuel James Wood 31, of no fixed address faces two charges of attempted murder and one of armed robbery. Douglas Raymond Coumont 24, and Robert Joseph Lemaire 38, of Edmonton each face one charge of attempted murder. The incident began when a Man armed Vith a Rifle escaped with about from the Bank Branch. Witnesses saw the Man enter a nearby apartment building. Detective Bevan was shot while police deaths Armstrong John William 60, of Gladstone Man., re tired from department of highways. Brown mrs. Lawson Nel of Windsor ont. Cameron Charlotte 87, of the Lions Manor widow of Archibald b. Cameron. Casson Elizabeth 83, of red River Lodge Morris Man., formerly of Green Ridge Man., widow of James Cas son. Cooper George Abel of 26 Rosewarne Avenue St. Vital formerly of Short Dale Man. Dubeck Thomas 78, of 450 Cathedral Avenue formerly of Tyndall and Garson Man., retired from Paramount Glass and Millwork Ltd. Duhame Edna p., 88, of Thorvaldson nursing Home formerly of 1234 Pembina Highway fort Garry widow of Thomas Duhame. Evans Hilda 85 of Central Park Lodge formerly of 561 Queenston Street widow of a. Donald Evans. A size to Rit Youh budget were looking for the Man. The three Storey building was evacuated and the gun Man moved around inside it Day and night firing will be carried out at the Shilo ranges until further notice. The Range property comprises the following area a a sec31 to 8 Section 4 to 8, it Sec 9 it to Sec 10, sees 15 to 32 sees 27 to 34 sees 6 and 7. New to and Pine a Sec 18 sees rangt15, tp8 Sec 1 pin Sec 2 pin to Sec 3 a and Sec 4, it Sec 5 sections 9 to 36 Range 15, to 9 sections 1 to 36 16, to 8 Sec 13. A a and so a Sec 23 sees e-j4 and Nw-v4 Sec 26 Sec 34 sees 35 and 36 to 9 sections 1 to 3, 7 to 36 sections 1 to 6. Sees 8 to 10 Sec 15 Sec 16. Sec 17, Sec 20 17, tp9 a i Sec 35 Range 17, to 10 Sec 1 the Carberry Stockton Road is closed to the Public except for the inclusive dates of the big game Hunting season. Stray ammunition and explosive objects bombs grenades shells and similar explosive objects Are a Hazard to life and limb. Do not pick up or retain such objects As souvenirs. If you have found or have in your Possession any object which you believe to be an explosive notify your local police and arrangements will be made to dispose of it. No unauthorized person May enter this area and trespassing on the area is strictly prohibited. By order r. Nixon Deputy minister department of National defence the Csc had been expected Here for several weeks. He will be succeeded in his present Post by Pierre Desroches. Or. Johnson 51, was born in Insinger sask., and Rose to be come Deputy provincial trea surer and Secretary of the Treasury Board during the Kcf term of office in the 1950s. He joined the Federal Public service in 1964 and has served As Treasury Board Secretary and Deputy welfare minister. Or. Johnson takes Over from Laurent Picard who has been j Csc president since August 1972. The announcement was a formality. Or. Picard an last month he was leaving the presidency and or. Johnson was to take Over aug. 1. Or. Johnson has been the effective Csc president since last month when or. Picard went for a month s Holiday in Europe. In a recent interview or. Picard said he was leaving Al a Point when the Long Range future of the corporation seemed set and for him to stay longer would be to pass the Point o dim Ishing returns. The Csc needed a pres ident who could commit him self to a full seven year term or. Picard said. Or. Desroches 43, is professional broadcaster whose present position is assistant i chief operating officer. A a live of Montreal he joined the Csc s French services division j there in 1952. Firing random shots until police moved in eight hours later with dogs and tear Gas. During the confrontation two other men left the building by a Balcony and were taken into police custody. Police criticized two radio stations for broadcasting the address of the shoot out. A crowd of several Hundred Gath ered to watch causing concern someone would be shot. Gass Ferdinand 62, of Anola Man., formerly of i s h e n e v Romania retired from department of High ways. Glendenning mrs. Harold 68, of Winnipeg. Goulet Leopold 52, of a Frost Man. Hallett Herbert George 89, of 445 Kennedy Street suite 6. Harrison John George of Winnipeg. A Olowiany Daniel 67, of 949 Pritch Ard Avenue. Lewis h. M. Of Brandon Man., formerly of Winnipeg construction super visor. Rehab Camp to be rebuilt colonel Dies Moscow renter Gen. Ivan Khalilov 61. One of the leading political officials of the soviet armed forces die Manitoba Public works min Ster Russell Doern has announced that tenders have Jeen called for a building for the Bannock Point Reh Abili a t i o n Camp near seven Sisters Falls. It will replace the temporary quarters since the Camp was by fire last september. The Structure will have three wings two to House the 40 in mates and one for the 10 staff members. The inmates will have individual rooms and common rooms. There will also be a service Core area cafeteria Kitchen washrooms recreational rooms and offices. The building will have a Low profile to blend with the sur rounding environment. T h e j lower Storey will be half buried j and the exterior of stained Wood. Tenders will be. Opened aug. 12. The building should be completed by Spring. Lowenberger Jacob 74, of 93 Morier Avenue St. Vital retired from Auto line products Ltd. Macfarlane James Ca Meron 65, of Kildare ave nue Transcona retired from corps of commission Aires. Mcleod Johanna. 85, of Cen trial Park Lodge formerly 377 Home Street widow of Alan Mcleod. Perozak Dmytro 82, of 390 to vers Street retired from Canadian National railways. Porteous King William 68, of Woodlands Man., retired from farming. Sigurdson Sigridur. Of the Fairview Home Brandon widow of Valdimar Jon Sigurd son. Shaikoski Tony 85 of 870vi Sherbrook Street. Swetko Frank 52, of 1120 Lansdowne Avenue retired from Eaton a destroyed Swyschuk Eudokia 88, of Otto come in and sizes. And one thing in Minlue. Value that s built right from the beginning Mages to the last careful detail including that have won us More awards than any other builder in Ganac a. N enduring value that makes our houses ser Isible today and in the future come visit us. Come visit us and inspect our stoic Homes carefully. Consider the variety of styles and floor plans. Fine one that seems right. 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