Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 16, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winning Pete 100 assured of Holiday at Camp the free press Sunshine fund has already ensured that at least 100 kids have a Camp vacation this the fund has raised More than in donations from free press but it wont Stop it is Only in its third week and is growing rapidly to help provide Camp holidays for those who cant afford there Are a lot of kids in that cat ego requests for Camp sponsorships on the special Sunshine fund Telephone Sunshine fund line have kept receptionist Lynn Falk Busy the last few and applications Are being processed daily so its just a matter of time until kids get on the bus to summer twelve High school students first to Benefit from the fund will be leaving monday for a fou Day Camp out at Riding Mountain National the group of 12 Girts will he accompanied by two they were approved As a special Case by Manitoba camping association Vic president Terry the free press and the association Are cooperating in the fundraising donations will be used to Send kids to the 44 nonprofit operated by which comprise the the association has set up a three member screening committee to in 0av6 free pbe3g three since these Lively youngsters in the childrens Centre at the health sciences Centre go to the part of the show came to them Lois and Bram top Are childrens circuit recording artists and part of the greatest Little travelling super show for Young a Cros Canada caravan the Manitoba museum of Man and nature and the Winnipeg Art gallery both feature performances of the show virus remains Bug in medical system by Steve Whysall your Young son or daughter is sick with a fever and is running a tempera Ture of its a Bug that going some one you phone your family doctor but All he tells you its a theres not much you can just give your child such and such for the temperature and wait for the fever to he your child feels As hot As a roast just out of the oven and you Are feeling More and More before this summer is Winni pegs family doctors will have dealt with hundreds of cases like and dozens of anxious parents will have rushed their Young children to the Hospital emergency department for a More thorough medical so Why cant More be done for Chil Dren who Are particularly prone to viral infections doctors cant do much because they still dont know How to beat Many of the common viruses that Bug vaccinations have either brought under control or totally eliminated most of the More serious viral infections such As yellow mumps and Rubeola German but there Are still literally hundreds of viruses moving around that we still cannot they cause summer colds and today sore nausea and various other aches and they can make especially very sick and they cause doctors a great Deal of frustration and embarrassment since not Only is it Tim consuming to identify a specific it is still impossible to kill it off once its Type is no cure for common cold the most prevalent viruses around today Are the which cause the common cold and acute bronchitis in but there Are at least 1001 different types of that which is one reason we Haven yet been Able to cure the common there Are also Many other known viruses Adena and Coxsackie Are just two prominent ones that cause flu and cold sym but Are not in fact cold and flu if you contract one of these pseudo flu viruses you will probably think you have the but technically speaking you this Means More problems for a doctor who May diagnose patients illness As summer Only to see the same patient a few weeks with the its not easy to Tell patients they have the flu which is Why most family doctors steer Clear of such precise diagnoses when dealing with viral in they feel safer just its a William head of Pedia tric infectious diseases at the health sciences said doctors can Only treat the symptoms when dealing with a viral if a person has a they May prescribe asprin or something if the patient has a they May prescribe something to bring Down the he unlike some other infections that can be treated with viral infections Are difficult to get at with he a virus lives and grows inside a persons own body the is How to kill the virus without killing the Albritton is that one in the near a person with a viral infection sore and so on will be Able to pop a Pill and be right As rain in a Day or sure applicants pay As much As Possi ble toward the Cost while keeping the names of those who receive a subsidy any surplus funds at the end of the camping season will be used for special such As the installation and upgrading of facilities for the Handi capped at existing donations should be sent to the free press Sunshine 300 Carlton r3c 3c1 or dropped off at the free press classified Metal finder rules sought by Pamela Fayerman there Are thousands of people who love their Metal detectors so much they wont go out without but there Are also archaeologists who hate the blasted the Metal detectors Are used to scan the ground in search of old coins and other objects which might bring Mone tary but those involved with trying to piece together history from underground finds say snoopy Poth unters intrude on archaeological Sites and remove valuable John head of Parks Canada archaeological said people who pull things out of the ground after their Metal Detector has bleeped Are unaware they Are tearing a Page out of a history people fail to realize the importance of these objects to if they they would leave them v Rusty nails Arent important to col but they Are to us because they Tell us something about the period they came said search for artefacts Dwight head of University of Manitoba anthropology de said there is a whole class of individuals who Are Poth unters and when they get a Bleep on their Metal they dig holes and disrupt historical Sites Rokala Points out there Are Feder al Laws which protect Sites in National Parks so that any person who re moves an object is subject to the Crimi Nal code theft in provincial Parks or at Sites on such Protection does not he says the anthropology department has approached the government to set archaeological Sites aside As National but there has been no action historical Sites in some countries such As Metal detectors Are illegal approach that reflects a different attitude towards Combs the new world does not show the kind of appreciation towards history that countries in Europe and Asia Jack Steinbring of the University of Winnipeg anthropology said he is anxious for the govern ment to set out some vicious restrictions regulating the use of Metal he said he has seen armies of people raping historical Sites and he looks Forward to regulations to protect although he has never come up against the problem he refers to possible legislation As a nip in the Tom archaeologist at the University of agreed saying Laws in the province Arent Strong he said Alberta has some very comprehensive protective archaeologists in Manitoba will have to wait at least until the next session of the legislature before any Laws Are passed limiting the use of Metal Detec that the word from Norma minister of tourism and cultural of she said the government has indeed been asked to pass legislation and cited various possibilities the prov Ince will look at in dealing with the licenses might be issued to people who wish to use Metal detectors and manufacturers might be forced to enclose guidelines in their packaging warning users of areas they wont be allowed to fire causes an estimated damage an estimated damage was caused by a fire which occurred shortly after 11 a spokesman for the fire department said the Blaze took place in the attic of a House at 727 Flora faulty wiring was determined As the cause of the there were no in receipts will be issued and names of donors published parents wanting to sign up their children Are asked to write the Manitoba camping 1483 Pembina r3t 2c9 or Call them on their special Sunshine fund Telephone line at donations Ommerle Portage la 16279 151528 Hudson 221969 Grace 208985 Winaka 557 Waverley 223 Munroe 1089 total to local news Dave free press dont look Down a worker does preparation work on a beam As erection of Steelwork for Winnipeg expanded Arena goes ahead at the buildings South Federal and provincial funding for the project is still up in the judges Reserve Broadway ruling the Manitoba court of Appeal yesterday reserved until monday its Deci Sion on whether to reimpose an injunction against the rebuilding of the judges decided to postpone their decision to review the relevant bylaws and statutes after hearing lawyers arguments from both sides the restaurateur who wants the injunction and the City which opposes City lawyer Marvin Samphire said the City will continue to delay work in the disputed Section of Street until the injunction matter is Justice John Hunt of court of Queens Bench decided tuesday to lift a temporary injunction he had imposed a week the injunction enjoined the City from starting to rebuild Broadway Between Osborne and Sherbrook key to judge Hunts decision was his finding that blocking part of that zone to vehicles during the rebuilding phase would not constitute a Street closing under the City of Winnipeg businessman John Ducharms claim against the City is based on his charge that the Street was to be closed without adequate prior notice As required by judge Gordon sitting with judges Roy Matas and Joseph Osulli remarked that Ducharms whole Case stands or Falls on whether the blocking of that Section of Broadway for repairs constitutes a Street closing within the meaning of the City lawyer Darcy acting for argued that the Evi Dence is a contradicted that the Street will be he the word close is not defined in the Samphire cited judge Hunts find ing that blocking the Street for the rebuilding is not a Street and that there will be limited Access to the area while it is under ;