Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 10, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba 1 Winnipeg free March 1980 age fails to Stop devoted priest from continuing work in North by Andy Blicq Winnipeg free press Theresa Point at an age when Many people Start thinking about checking into a nursing father Marius Dutil thinks nothing of putting 160 Kilometres a week on his Snowma although the White haired priest is about to celebrate his 77th he is determined to continue his work among the predominantly roman Catholic Reserve indians in this 550 Kilometres North East of i dont believe in he said in a recent interrupted frequently by phone Calls from his Parish As Long As i can stand up say the mass for them and say the i will Dutil the Church has an important role in helping the indians weather the transition from government control to autonomous Power for the preparation role therole of the Church is to prepare the indians to take he these Are the priorities we should have i think it is the real Christian Cattal he Community he they appreciate the presence of the next year will be the 50th anniversary arrival at the Mission and he said he has seen the indians changed drastically by outside when tie first arrived on Island Many of the indians tended their own vegetable gardens nearly every thing made or grown by hand can be bought at the Hudson Bay he things have changed so fast the youth have never kept on having Gar he the death last week of father Lucien the 68yearold head of the Theresa Point has left Dutil with extra while he has help from father Wilfred Dumont of Sandy finding a permanent replacement May be difficult because of a shortage of Young Dutil but hard work and a rigorous life have Heel part of the Good natured priests existence since he arrived in Northern Manitoba in travelling by boat from Selkirk to Norway on his Way to Island Dutil and two Indian guides were forced to take shelter from Strong winds on the when their food supplies ran Short they prayed and not Long after they successfully killed a Moose to feed them the trip included 33 some As Long As two Dutil it was in the mosquitoes were there and there were so he his first posting was to Cross followed by four years in Saskatchewan and then a to Theresa when he first arrived in the isolated Northern Many of the indians still lived in tents and each sep tember the families would move info the Bush for nine Dutil said he travelled by dog sled and slept in the open air to reach his the Mission built the first Church in the Community and remains a Strong influence in the modern school Over looking the the first log school House was heated by a stove fashioned from a 45gallon drum and sported a roof constructed from a mixture of Hay mixed with Dutil the priest he will continue travelling by snowmobile to the Church at the nearby Community of waa Sago Mach on Island after travelling for so Many years by dogsled through the deep Snow when you step on a Sidoo you enjoy he it think it is the cause of my Good health father Marius starts his snowmobile at his Church in Theresa 550 Kilometres North of Winnipeg by Bob Lowery Winnipeg free press Oxford House sending Juve Nile delinquents from Northern Manitoba to reformatories in the South is like sending them on government paid holi Days to says a local school Leonard Oxford House principal f6r the last three said kids up Here come from a totally different its a much tougher life and they have to do a fair amount of hard work at taking an offender from this setting and sentencing him to a stretch at the Portage la Prairie Agassiz Centre for youth with All its recreational and other facilities is just like ship Ping him off to he City Calendar club Host boxing championships the mask Anas athletic club will Host the Manitoba Amateur championship saturday in the Indian and Metis Friendship Centre 266 Patrick Elimina Tion rounds will run in the morning and afternoon with the finals at 7 Amateur boxers from throughout the province have been invited to compete for the provincial championship in All weight Stephen department of University of Wisconsin at will speak on Monkey therapists at thursday in theatre 3coo of the Centen Nial University of the City of Winnipeg Parks and recreation department would like to Contact local Amateur groups interested in producing and performing variety concerts in three major regional Parks during the the organizations interested should Contact the department at 8851500 for an application form by april Michael English memorial univer will speak on tin playwright and mix at thursday in 107 Lockhart Hall at the University of Russell vocational school will hold its 13th anniversary Tea from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 thursday at the 364 Dufferin shop and gym displays will be Fea Paula faculty of University of Manito will present a colloquium on teaching in sri Lanke at tomorrow at 200 education building of the of the physics department at Mcmaster will give a lecture on one Dimen signal electronic conductors at 4 in 330 Allen build Vincent Massey collegiate is Selling Texas oranges and for delivery fee and fruit Cost phone Manitoba provincial Normal school in members of the 19541955 will meet for their 25th reunion May write Ernie vital school 900 marys r2m deaths classified death weather with brisk winds Winnipeg area forecast sunny with brisk Northwest winds this High near Clear Low near sunny tomorrow with increasing cloudiness during the afternoon and brisk Southeast occasional Snow tomorrow High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba variable cloudiness wednesday through temperatures below Northern Manitoba sunny with increasing Cloud cold wednesday through Northwestern Ontario variable cloudiness wednesday through temperatures below temperatures Canada and world National Vicci u Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Thomoson Kenora Brandon Dauphin Thunder Toronto Ottawa Montreal 10 9 t i 4 b t 5 5 2 0 j 1 6 7 7 l m 30 j2 22 2j 6 7 5 Winn let 8 5 last 80 i my t 7 in i my 30 0 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Boule widower of Margaret Henry of 211 Park widower of Beatrice of do of Sel wife of Willard of 211 Coniston suite widow of Edmond of 294 Jamison of 640 Sel Kirk suite widow of Helen of Beau formerly of widower of Mary of 677 Maryland suite Hus band of Marge for Merly of Dorothy of of Don Wood Stella of 1230 Lorette wife of John Mariash was commenting on the fail ure of correctional measures to Stem a rash of juvenile into the Oxford House principal at Island Lake for seven years before moving to Oxford said provincial Are too lenient in their sentencing of juveniles and followups with offenders Are too former chief Jack grieves said when i was our people were always concerned about the easy sentences judges were he said a special youth Centre a wilderness area where juveniles could be taught fishing and other skills is needed in the North to Deal with problem at some of the offenders merely learn More sophisticated ways called Holiday of getting into he Agassiz juvenile corrections supervisor John Bock was at a loss for words when asked to comment on the North Ern views of Southern juvenile although Mariash said a sentence at Agassiz had temporarily benefited some Oxford House the improvements didst last Long because the youths were plunged Back into the local environment with no they have practically no Contact with anyone trained to help we complain to the regional probation office in Beausejour which looks after this area but nothing Ever he Jim sunders of a former probation officer responsible for Oxford explained that one Proba Tion officer has to cover four communities in Island Lake As Well As gods gods River and Oxford Mariash said the Oxford House school has deteriorated in the last three years from an excellent facility to a pretty rundown the worst school breaking occurred last november when vandals wrecked toilets and the Shower and damaged 20 the Bill was two juveniles arrested in connected with the incident were later bought before adult court and 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