Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 7, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba S Wiff Mioett fee Tilv 1980 fishing trip became survival lesson by Brian gory and we Only had three of egg w6t stranded in dense Bush 500 kilo i North of Winnipeg for five Days five nights last Cincinati Driver Roy his brother in and their four Young boys disco Vered something about survival and about it started off As their annual fishing expedition to the Basterville Cedar Lake area where they would easily get their fill and thrills catching Northern Pike and at a Stop on the Lakeshore 50 Kilometres from the they haunt counted on a furious overflight wind that would Batter their Waal boat against the rocks and dump their their Craft had been Tot Sec Fety moored at both ends they had left fid Slack for the boat to Bob with the they awakened to find the steering linkage Askew and two holes punched at water still it was navigable their 140horsepower outboard would keep the holes Well out of the but their extreme caution in sticking close to Shore landed them in a reef where their propeller forcing them to abandon the boat and Wade 200 through win whipped water to we started walking in the direction of Easte Vitle but it surprised us How rough the going said from his Home on the wed walk Many mile Between Bush and swamp to get we saw the boys aged 8 to 13 strength going so they made Camp on the figuring it would just be a matter of time before they missed and someone would Fly in to Rescie As it vines wife alerted ramp when her husband haunt arrived Home to return to work last but that was six Days after their ordeal their survival gear two High powered rifles a and 1 my a a three wet matches in a Penny parkas always take them because the nights can get cold so and thankfully Mosquito repel we dried the matches All Lay ing them in the and hoping the head come vines then the big moment 1 had a Little notepad and Tore off a we had All sorts of dry twigs and everyone stood around and held open their Coats to Block the slightest it the fire was and for the better part of a vines and brother inlaw Don Eggleston endured fitful nights jumping up to make sure the fire didst Flicker the hardest thing was to stick it seems fear wants to get a hold of there nothing to do but keep the fire and to the trouble was they didst want to stray too far away from their and their powerful rifles were useless against flying otherwise they ate they Pullet thettis peeled the skin off the onion shaped bulb and munched on the meaty not unpleasant pulp in they had no Opportunity to shh be cause they had lost their tackle Jin the swamped were always Hun when the ramp helicopter dipped Down to take them Back to supermarkets and color vines said they were changed we feel much stronger were kind of above things that seemed to get us uptight before seem so Little civilization is a they also came Back with two spare service allows deaf to phone Luba Lazer handles switchboard of an answering system that allows the deaf to use by Nelle Oosterom the fact the answering service at Luther Home for crippled adults is run by residents in wheelchairs is not in the unusual happens after the Tele phone the receiver emits a series of beeps like a Morse code and then an old style teletype machine Clat ters into life and starts printing the the answering service voice out operates exclusively for the deaf and is the Only service of its kind in through voice out the deaf can do what used to be such As make dental order pizza or simply Chat with deaf individuals can Telephone each other if each has a telecommunications device or about 300 of Winnipeg deaf Community of 500 have Access to the 125 units in the service has been in operation for seven but has now been extend at least from the pre Vious four hours to 16 hours a until the deaf had to rely on friends or on organizations such As the kiwanis Centre of the deaf when he wanted to make Calls from his voice gift received from the Kinsmen club of Winnipeg and the Winnipeg Community Centre of the deaf to extend its service for 24 the service will also receive a compact new add from the Manitoba Telephone system to replace the hefty old Model in use the big problem is to find a continual source of findings turns def lift one user of the i the deaf Community will be making another pitch for government funding when the present project is completed each voice out Call is being monitored so that a report on its need can be not Only is of Benefit to the but it also gives residents of the Luther Home the Opportunity to pursue a paid it feels Good to know that i am Able to do said a smiling Luba who works part of the night feel unwanted while More than half of the 80 Resi dents of the Home Are there Are younger residents who become bored with the recreational facilities because they dont feel the Job is not without As the intermediary you become very says Sternie who has operated the service single hand edly for the past four sometimes you can become involved in a very emotional As for example when two people Are see ing each other and the hearing person uses voice out to terminate the relationship with his deaf i get stuck with the message and i have to think of a tactful Way to relay the operators face other when a hearing person is some times the operator will be told to Tell him in not sometimes deaf people Call voice out just to Chat Canoe races held during festival Cumberland scores of northerners from Manitoba and Saskatchewan converged on this 206 year old Community to help the local residents Cele brate their annual summer festival during the the feature the 80kilometre Samuel Hearne Canoe was won by Steve Mckay of Cumberland House and Dan a school teacher from in six 37 minutes and seven the race was named after the explorer and who founded the Community for the Hudson Bay company in weather Iwanto h High l Low cold front worm from in its Golden Cumberland House was the funnel for 60 per cent of the furs shipped by Canoe and York boats through York factory at the Mouth of the Nelson its festival is thought to be 100 years Cumberland at the Junction of the North and South Saskatchewan is the oldest continuous settlement in Saskatchewan and probably in Western in the Mckay and Ehman had to Battle every stroke of the Way to stay ahead of Mckay older brother Robert and Dale both of Cumberland after the first 50 Mckay and Ermun led by just six their final margin was one minute and five third place finishers Solomon Carriere and Glen of Cumberland House finished the firs place finishers won second and third a semiprofessional fifty Kilometre race was won by Dennis Pelly and Russell Mccauley in two nine and 25 other winners were Sisters Linda and Olga Buck of Moose Lake Agnes Mckenzie and Adam settee Solomon Carriere and Caroline winners of the freighting Canoe championship were Steve Alphonse Mckay and 2 bedroom suite Ana 2 bedroom suite Den three year teases available Finkleman and Finkleman optometrists 2nd floor 265 Portage Avenue Avenue building thru saturday phone 9422496 eyes examined glasses fitted Cash for your old Diamond jewellery Independent jewellers 493 notre Dame 7745544 Canon photo copies National cameras i r concourse store pout ag1 main 319 Donald beside Capitol theatre 639 Portage at Sherbrook our mistake a Story saturday said wrongly that Margaret of had been receiving every week in unemployment insurance in she had been receiving every two Windy deaths classified death notices 23 Winnipeg area forecast mainly sunny West wind go Stag to 50 pm h during the High today near Low tonight near mostly sunny tomorrow with a High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba sunny with afternoon Cloudy periods wednesday through temperatures near Northern Manitoba sunny with afternoon Cloudy periods wednesday through temperatures near Normal Northwestern Ontario sunny with afternoon Cloudy periods wednesday through temperatures near temperatures Canada and world 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