Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 26, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Sest copy Winnipeg free september 1981 o teaching of Law urged schools should teach Law As part of the regular program from kindergarten through High provincial judge Ian Ubienski said he told a University of Manitoba seminar Many people see the Law Sim ply commands that must be obeyed under threat of Sanction and requiring Blind he a major Crim Preven Tion weapon is teaching people about the Rule of the ethics of assuming responsibility for ones actions and re Spect for the rights of judge Ubienski suggested the Money now used for school anti Vandal ism programs would be better spent giving students la related the introduction of la related subjects from kindergarten to High school would develop moral and ethical not in the religious but in citizenship responsibilities and recognition of others he hit and miss basis but judge Ubienski also said he Hast considered what should be taken out of the current curriculum to make Way for Legal Russ a Lockport Junior High school said that while schools now offer Only a business Law Many teachers have expanded it to include other aspects of Law and Many no business students Are sign ing up for the he said Law is taught on a hit and miss basis because teachers have to do a lot of scrounging to assemble their own material to teach you almost have to invent your own Gou Luck he believes Law instruction could be incorporated into such courses As social studies without reducing the current Winnipeg lawyer Rocky Pollock said Law courses should Deal with controversy As Well As Black and White students should be told that some police officers violate Peoples rights because they police believe hey should have the right to do and that individuals rights make things less convenient for he Law student Phil Knight said he also believes the Law cant be taught As a set of Black and White the Bible says thou shall not kill but the Law says nothing of the because murder is declared a crime by the same state that creates armies to kill he said in an but in one Case you give a person a and in the other you Send him to Knight priest wages War on smelly pests Gimps pied Piper says Hes shot 89 skunks in the town so far this year father Ted Hoeks poses with his Cocker and his trusty 12gauge by Sheila bean he is the pied Piper of except the pied Piper Here is fed a retired and he is using a 12gauge Shotgun to rid the town of father Hoeks said he has killed 89 skunks in the town so far this do Catcher Butch who is paid by the town to kill has killed Ireland has been on Skunk detail for almost five said but until now his efforts have been inf the Man did not have the proper Hoeks Hoeks has four steel Worth he has modified them to hold larger Ireland now uses the three of the same traps under Hoeks instruction with he used wooden Box Hoeks approached Gimli town Council a few weeks ago to explain Ireland problem and offer his Cheque for the Council showed its appreciation by sending Hoeks a Cheque for for his previous plus a dated Council agreed unanimously that you be commended for your very valuable service to the town of Gimli in helping to rid the area of some of which Are probably their admiration goes out to a person who is performing a service without or thought of remu Hoeks sets his traps in Early eve Ning and the animals Are lured Insi de with bait of fish or when the animal touches the bait the door Hoeks checks his traps at if he has caught a Hoeks throws a protective plastic cover Over the trap so he cant be he takes the traps to the Gar Bage dump where he despatches the animals with his he said he Doest know How Many skunks were Rabid because the Pel lets damaged their which Are needed by laboratories for rabies Hoeks said he believes four of the dead skunks were Rabid because their behaviour was skunks Are timid and venture out Only at he so if he sees one during the Day or one that seems he assumes its his Cocker locates the skunks for any dog has enough of a nose to realize where a Skunk has he starts if Hes the Tail starts that lets me know where the Skunk Christopher was sprayed but Hoeks has never been a Skunk Spray a he Hoeks considers himself an Excel Lent Marksman and owns a number of i naturally developed a great in Terest in guns in he refer ring to the German occupation of where he lived at the he moved to Canada in 1952 and began to put his shooting skills to use against the he said the Skunk problem is build there Are far More skunks this year than other he blames overpopulation on the Scarcity of great horned which prey on in the 60s there were great horned owls All Over the now there Only at Hecla Hoeks said he thinks Hunters Are shooting the mistaking them for game 19 under House he admits he has caught More skunks than anyone but he attributes it to his years of expert Hoeks has trapped 19 of the Crea Tures under one House alone and caught 11 about half a Block from an elementary his trapping continues until the skunks enter hibernation in mid skunks Are a nuisance in but he leaves them alone in the he i believe that skunks do More Good than he when you have skunks you wont have any rats or they also eat every Farmer should have a Cou ple of skunks City Calendar new novelist Competition opens Sam West Indian will lecture on the use of dialect in the novel at 8 wednesday in the Monarch life admission is the talk is sponsored by the Caribbean Canadian association of the search for a new Manitoba novelist Competition opens thursday and lasts until the Competition is open to any Manitoba writer who has never before had a novel writers of even with several books to their entries May be sent to the department of cultural affairs and historical 3rd 200 Vaughan r3c mayor Bill Norrie has officially designated october As International Toast mistress month in International Toast mistress clubs have More than members in 26 countries throughout the the purpose Toast mistress month is to acquaint the Public with the Organiza its Aims and Norma Price has proclaimed the last week of october As Toast mistress week in Manito Winnipeg Branch of the can Adamssr association will feature films of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1980 olympic games at Friday and at 2 4 at the 197 Euclid be theatre la Corvese from will present a play entitled la parole it la Loi at 2 and 3 at Boniface 200 Cathedral tickets our mistake a Story tuesday said wrongly that judge James Wilson of the court of Queens Bench said he had sentenced men guilty of rape to As Little As three months in jail and As much As life in the remark should have been Attri buted to another court of Queens Bench Winnipeg area forecast Cloudy today with showers and a brisk North High near provincial Low tonight near Cloudy tomorrow with a northerly wind and a High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba sunny monday Riih Nim do mainly Cloudy tuesday and wednesday with showers and temperatures near Normal readings of 16 and Northern Manitoba frequent sunny periods monday Wuh temperatures near sunny periods tuesday and wednesday with temperatures near Normal readings of 11 and Northwestern Ontario mainly Cloudy monday through wednesday with temperatures slightly below Normal read Ings of 13 and temperatures Canada and the world the winning ticket in yesterdays provincial lot Iery is there Are also subsidiary deaths classified death National Victo id Vancouver cd Idov twin contort Kei iou by in Dan Diu Uijun Ihu Noer Foi onto International new York Amsterdam Max 14 15 u u 20 19 12 17 20 19 1 16 is 25 20 u 17 id 33 13 16 21 17 6 18 6 1 4 8 is 5 ii u 11 a 9 9 3 10 u 16 12 9 12 21 7 9 u 12 2 m pans Hump mock Holm 1 Al ave resort spot5 lob Clear lets Clear Clear Cloudy 1 a nip Clear i oud Cloudy Cloudy tar Cloudy showers Max my e 16 to 23 33 36 31 31 9 27 30 34 31 30 n 1u 21 18 26 29 26 22 24 23 24 23 25 22 Winnipeg temperature comparisons mean Scot 200 58 12 9 Lam 73 06 156 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