Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, August 06, 1980

Issue date: Wednesday, August 6, 1980
Pages available: 132
Previous edition: Tuesday, August 5, 1980

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 6, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba J who Peg August Tolm m we w if Forest fire does some Good improves conditions far refer and Elk populations by Andy Blicq with Peg free press a Fife Turat 72 Square mites of Riding Mountain National Park in May and Feame within a few Miles of this town has Cost Canadian taxpayers an Esti mated jut even before the last Bills for the water bombers and armed services personnel used to Battle the Blaze were Aspen saplings and color Ful fire Weed had pushed through the blackened soil a Cycle of for est far is Steff of Park 26s Fiott Hwat of the exp Tige of fighting of the Fife and the close shave Are the negative aspects of the fire is viewed if a different we Dent on fires a being assistant superintendent of the said in a recent toxic Shock syndrome new to Manitoba by Manfred Jager Manitoba doctors have been alerted to watch for a newly identified Dis ease called toxic Shock one Case of the which affects mainly has been reported in he at least 55 women have been stricken in the midwestern United acting provincial epidemiologist John Waters said yesterday the Mani Toba a Young woman from a Western Manitoba has fully the first identified and re ported about a year strikes mainly women during their menstrual sets in rapidly it sets in rapidly with the first syp Toms sudden High vomiting and frequently accompanied by sore headache and muscle the disease progresses to Hyp Tensive Low blood pressure Shock within 48 hours and produces a the disease affects Many of the body major organs including renal system and Central Ner Vous reports from the United states Centre for disease control in and several medical centres first put the mortality rate from toxic Shock syndrome at 25 per that was later revised it downward to be tween 10 per cent and 15 per Waters fairly severe disease Waters said it is a fairly severe disease and the provinces health department Felt physicians should know about it As quickly As Waters said for the time being no body knows anything about the Inci Dence of toxic Shock syndrome and there is no effective beyond one paper in a medical journal and the information coming out of Atlanta there int really much we have to go on for the time it seems to be a matter of symptomatic treatment and intensive we think there is a toxin at possibly producing a staphylococcal situation infection which might re Spond to but nothing Defini Tive has been established on treat toxic Shock syndrome rarely lasts More than a few Days and doctors Are advised to admit patients to Hospital because symptoms such As temporary kidney shutdown May More easily be treated Waters mope for plan we Hope in the future Well have a fire management in terms of the effect on the Forest and its almost nothing but Maclean said was very to Park facilities and although Blaze swept very Jose to 6fte to Jet Chect m to Dan a fire ii arts was Cut to thigh w a tuft and a Fanja Highway 19 East portion of the the following the fire was brought under control and the guard became Maclean the fire guard we put up will protect this town for Many years to he theres very Little area left now for the fire to get the if is in much less Maclean said regional Parks officials have turned Down requests from local people who wanted to Cut the burned Wood in the Park and remove Trees cleared for the fireguard because it against National Parks while the fire destroyed some Excel Lent habitat for the healthy Moose popu lation in the it improved conditions for Deer he this is because our Moose population has been going soft Cushion during a walk through a portion of the burned out Forest with Celes chief of the Parks interpretive pro the blackened ground gave Way like a Cushion under everywhere the Spires of blackened Jack Pine poked while wind rushed in fall like gusts through the leafless the fire did not Burn the Forest although at one Point a Wall of flame 300 feet High moved Over the tree depending on the Type of Trees and the there Are some Green patches completely surrounded by the fire scorched path of the without the fire the Jack Pine said adding that much of the consumed area burned area was mature Jack Pine and the first Trees to return to the burned Forest will be while the full Cycle of regeneration will take 65 to 70 tourist alerts Lauri Burce of Thunder travelling to Winnipeg in a 1979 or 1980 Gold coloured is asked to Contact the nearest ramp detachment on an urgent family d Manuel Dias of driving to Vancouver in a 1977 Tan am Matador with Ontario licence number lev is asked to Call the d Daniel Edward Weiss of travelling to Vancou ver on a red 1972 Norton licence is asked to Call Grace Hospital about an urgent family weather la Katherin who left july 29 for fort in a 1975 Maroon and Silver ply is asked to Contact the ramp in fort City Calendar a red Cross blood donor clinic will be held from 9 to 7 12 and 13 and to 15 at the red Cross 226 Osborne the Winnipeg Public with cooperation of the will present breast self examination Branch locations and times Are 9 25 Hender 1044 Henderson Highway 10 26 513 London and 1 26 111 Victoria Avenue deaths Cloudy with showers Winnipeg area forecast frequent Cloudy periods today with isolated isolated thundershowers late this afternoon and High today near Low tonight near mainly Cloudy tomorrow with occasional High near extended weather Outlook so Stern Manitoba sunny with occasional Cloudy periods saturday and sunday and temperatures near sea tonal Normal highs Are near 26 and Normal lows near new Stern Manitoba frequent Cloudy periods Friday becom ing mostly sunny saturday and temperatures near seasonal Normal highs Are near 23 and Normal lows Are near Noftz Western Ontario sunny with occasional afternoon Cloudy periods and temperatures near seasonal Normal highs Are near 24 and lows Are near Canada John formerly of 167 Stawik widower of Gertrude Aitken of Lun Agnes j of West Park formerly of Shoal widow of Robert 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