Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free september Jim Wiley free a ficus Jack who discovered looks on As Ebell stands in Hole with Walls on his literary meeting set for u of w a fou Day literary conference featuring Many common wealth writers will be held at the University of Winni Peg titled Commonwealth in the conference includes writers from and the As Well As among the authors scheduled to attend Are Canadas Robert India Ramanujan and Dennis Brutus from South the conference is open to the general City Calendar weather a h High l Low cold Wom a gastroenterologist and will speak at a meeting of the Canadian foundation for ileitis and Winnipeg at 8 today in the Monarch life building 333 Broad former British prime sir Harold will speak at a dinner meeting sponsored by the mens and women Canadian clubs of Winnipeg to begin at 7 Friday at the downtown Holiday the third step will hold a fashion show and luncheon in support of the Manitoba school for theatre and Allied arts to begin at 1 Friday at the Carleton tickets Are available at the 154 Spence Betty Carson Fields of a member of the Christian science Board of will lecture on Christian science what it is and at 8 saturday in first Church of 511 River an exhibition by Franco Manitoban artists will be featured from 9 to 10 until sunday at the Centre culture 340 Provencher sculpture and Glasswork will be the week of next sunday to 3 has been proclaimed Honey Manitoba Honey will be displayed at the Manitoba National Honey show held 1 to 3 in the Polo Park the show is sponsored by the Manitoba beekeepers association and the red River a pianists Winnipeg area forecast Cloudy with occasional sunny periods today and deaths High both Days near Low tonight near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba mainly sunny wednesday with near Normal Cloudy periods thursday and Friday with temperatures a Little below Normal High near Normal Low near Northern Manitoba mainly Cloudy wednesday and thurs Day with above Normal sunny periods Friday with near Normal Normal High near Normal Low near plus Northwestern Ontario mainly sunny Cloudy with isolated showers thursday and temperatures near Normal High near Normal Low near classified death temperatures Canada and the world National 15 16 15 9 11 5 7 15 17 1 18 9 20 6 14 3 21 5 24 12 Thunder is 2 15 5 10 3 13 5 18 9 International 20 a 11 7 new 22 13 22 12 17 13 26 20 18 6 11 6 14 18 18 17 33 19 14 5 23 14 27 13 13 2 Tel 30 21 resort spots los Cloudy 24 Las Clear 37 Clear 38 Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy air 31 30 30 28 31 32 30 32 Winnipeg temperature companions mean 115 last 48 highest on record in 1941 lowest on record in 1973 sept last mean highest on record 27 8 in 1940 Lowes on record in 1882 precipitation total for april i to 20 Milli metres Normal of kiwanis Centre of the 285 Pembina for Merly of Otto of Mckenzie Earl of 281 Montgomery husband of Vioet of 84 Crestwood Joseph Morris of Winni Daniel of 299 Queen suite husband of Vera Hus band of Elizabeth May of 526 aul Neau for Merly of of husband of Sophie of 135 Handyside husband of Sophie Arthur of 110 Robinson suite of 535 Yale of 440 Mountain wife of Jan for Merly of husband of Alvina Violet of 15 Arden widow of Clifford Martin of la husband of Louise Marie of 793 Boyd widow of Danylo Jean of Roy of 511 Oakview Hus band of Marjorie of 578 Dufferin wife of Simeon of 418 Parr widow of Thomas Norman Alex Ander of 383 Centennial husband of Marian of 1134 Lorette Hus band of Natalie William Willie Les of 1380 Raleigh husband of Mary Alice Joanne Mary of 625 Stella main Street dig uncovers building under fort Walls log Structure believed Between 150 and 250years old by Brian Mcanulty a Handhen Oak log Structure be tween 150 and 250 years old has been uncovered beneath the recently Unco Vered Walls of upper fort Garry in Bonnycastle a Corner of the Structure was found buried in flood sediment at main Street and Assiniboine and the two Walls of the building still concealed by mud Are in remarkable say archaeologists working at the the building was discovered More than a metre below and outside the Walls of the fort built in discovery of the Structure was made during an archaeological dig aimed at determining the location of the Stone Walls of the ten logs More than 25 centimetres in diameter were found after the Corner of the outside Wall was exposed i the some logs extend Down for More than two unexpected Bonus of the University of anthropology said Many discoveries involve Sites dating Back thousands of this is one discovery we can relate he because it was made at the Confluence of the red and Assiniboine Rivers where much of West Ern Canadas Early Commerce and political activities took who supervised the said the discovery of the historic Struc Ture was an unexpected Bonus from the archaeological and any elation would come after it is possible to determine what might be found in the discovery of the building below that of the old fort has left archaeologists speculating whether it was once part of old fort which has never been other possibilities Are that it May have been part of the first or second establishments that became fort heavy seasonal flooding at the site could have caused the sediment which separated the building from the fort said Biron Field director for the Well have to move inside the build ing and find out whats there in a future said the current archaeological dig ends next the areas that have been opened will then be or sealed for we Hope to find some artefacts to Tell us what the building he the some of which still have bark have been remarkably what we originally wanted to do was find out what was if from the upper said having the Wall we can now proceed with a wide area to expose artefacts that might be found within and outside the Stone Walls of the upper the fort which measured 80 by 160 metres would have extended into the Middle of main where the Parade barns and stores would have been the fort was taken Down in 1882 and we didst quite know what taken Down said we didst know whether it meant being pushed Over or left in the some of the forts along with garbage and probably went straight into the said arthritis patients get drug touted As radiation antidote by Brian gory four arthritis patients at Boniface general Hospital Are the first in Canada to be treated with an Antii Flamma Tion drug which a scientist says May also counteract the effects of High Dos age if continued research bears out the Hopes of Abram scientist at the atomic Energy of Canada research station at then the world will have its first antidote in the event of a nuclear and it May allow cancer patients to receive More effective doses of the drugs super oxide Dis is readily extracted from Ani Mal blood and has been marketed in Canada since 1972 As an arthritis remedy for dogs and horses under the generic but Pekau said injections of the enzyme into highly irradiated mice have prevented in flamed Bon marrow damage and some Lon term cancers associated with High doses of in one Early test with 120 mice in each he showed that 73 per cent of the untreated mice died after Radia Tion exposure compared to 21 per cent in the group injected with super oxide he said the enzyme circulates be tween body neutralizing the harmful chemical reaction that takes place when radiation acts on other including the West Japan and Sweden have scientists working on similar but pet aus research is the most Mark whose diagnostic data in Mountain supplies most of the world with the John health and safety director at atomic Energy of Canada at Calls pet aus work very exciting but cautions that its use As an antidote for radiation Poison ing May be a Long time it sure looks he 1 on West Germany became the first country to License the drug for human As an anti inflammatory doctors at Boniface Hospital Are using the drug in clinical trials with four people for the same David Lyttle said the drug is being injected into patients with chronic arthritis in their Knees to see whether is can relieve their conditions without causing premature aging in the As cortisone injections he said the drug is not being tested for its possible ant radiation annual camera recorder pick a Star any Star allowances m company 1300 Portage 309 Portage 9435531 i r ;