Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 3, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free november Indian Hunters kill stirs fears for herds by Ritchie Gage Manitoba wildlife officials say Elk and Moose herds Are being decimated by Saskatchewan treaty Indian Hunt ing parties in Manitoba Duck Moun Tain provincial Bud chief of Field ser vices for the department of natural said the kill is extreme and is beyond we have evidence from our Conser vation officers that one party took 70 Moose and Elk last we come across the same its not All of the Indian just a Small number who take a he no bag limits Short of closing the Park to Hunting for nothing can be done be cause there Are no bag limits for treaty a 1977 supreme court of Canada decision interpreted treaty rights to allow indians the right to Cross Provin Cial boundaries to Hunt at prior to the Hunting by out of province treaty indians was not Al Lowed since 1870 when Manitoba be came a the situation is there taking too Many animals for their own consumption and this is evidence to suspect them of Selling the Milvor checks by conservation officers patrolling the area show the same Hunt ing parties take As Many As 70 animals and its always the same the Hunters Are from the area and Are known by the conservation he Jack director of renewable resources for the federation of Saskatchewan indians in said the situation leaves authorities on the horns of a while i support the right of Indian people to Hunt anytime for their food the Overall take of big game in a Given area will have to be Mea sure or Well All be the Howard said big game All Over Canada is at the breaking Point As witnessed by a huge reduction of Northern Caribou another supreme court decision last year ruled that Manitoba treaty indians have the right to Hunt year round in Manitoba provincial this opens up All provincial Parks including the White Shell provincial with the indians from both prov inces and an additional season for no Indian the big game is under heavy we had complaints from fish and game groups and provincial government wildlife Biolo Milvor he said a regular number of treaty indians Hunt from Park roads Rural children urged to whistle at Hunters Rural schoolchildren should whistle while they walk to minimize chances of being gunned Down by Hunters bul the advice comes from the Manitoba association of school trustees which expressed concern for country toddlers now that Hunting season is for those children who Haven mastered the whistling Mast suggests they sport Bright clothing or president Myrtle Zim Merman said yesterday that every year Farmers and farm animals Are killed by while she knows of no schoolchild killed or wounded recently by a Zimmerman said trustees Are concerned it could even the most shortsighted Hunter will hesitate to shoot a Deer that is singing or Zimmerman said children have the right to take shortcuts to Rural schools or school bus but during Hunting these trips Are taken about the time the Sun rises and when natural Light is she Zimmerman said the Manitoba department of natural resources will again conduct an advertising Campaign to warn Hunters to watch for children during Hunting Robert a department information said yesterday Deer Hunting season lasts from 9 28 in Northern Manitoba and 16 28 in Southern Manitoba general Moose season is from 30 to 19 Black Bear season from 31 to 21 and Elk season from 1628 in the Canadian forces base Shilo area and 719 at Turtle where the Elk and Moose come to Hunting from roads was outlawed under Manitoba Hunting regulations last but it came too late in the season to be of much Milvor said that through meetings with Indian the new rules should be weve got additional enforcement now from Aerial surveillance and we can see the car lights on roads As they search for Deer in the Indian people can legally Hunt at night using no indians face a Fine of up to a and a five year suspension of Hunting privileges if the rules Are Milvor said Indian people feel any move to Stop their Hunting infringes on their traditional giants Roll through City after dark four giant objects moved through Winnipeg streets last these ungainly creatures Are crystallizes manufactured by Acme Weld ing of Winnipeg for the Potash corporation of boilermaker superintendent Stu Smith said the move was orchestrated like the raising or clipping of Power and Telephone wires started two weeks thirteen Utility companies and government plus three Busi Ness firms Are the which put pot Ash into Crystal form for Are made of rolled and fabricated Metal they Range in weight from kilograms to kilo they Are metres to metres in diameter and metres to metres in Smith said 3metre 54tonne trailers Are being used for the the trailers Are equipped with special saddles to carry the the four truck Convoy started mov ing across the City at and stopped at the Edge of they were to leave for at 9 the crystallizes Are the largest shop fabricated vessels Ever made in said and they have been in construction since last the project is Worth More than i s free press Acme welding Workman stands on one of four giant Potash crystallizes Worth City Calendar career Day for students planned career Day for Junior and senior High schools in the Transcona Springfield school division 12 will be presented tomorrow by the division guidance counsellors from to at Murdoch Mackay 260 Redona representatives will be available from educational institutions such As the universities of Manitoba and Brandon University and Harry director of child guidance will speak on family life and sex education at tomorrow in room 200 education University of a political debate in French will be presented by association Des stud wants do College Universita ire de Saint Boniface at 8 tomorrow at the 200 Cathedral Boniface Riding candidates Laurent Desjardins nip and Guy Savoie Liberal will Myrna women will give a talk on office politics How to survive at a women in management seminar weather l Low Cou front from series from noon to 1 thursday in the 447 Webb the last series is David Woollam of Cambridge University will lecture on fetal alcohol syndrome at 1 thursday in theatre b of the Basic medical sciences 730 William Wolseley residents association will hold a general meeting at 7 and an All candidates town Hall provincial election candidates at 8 thursday in Westminster United work and social a workshop for mentally retarded will hold an open House from 1 to thursday at 585 London the official opening is consumer week presented by the Consumers association of Canada will be held thursday to saturday at the vital toys and crafts will be featured and the 19811982 toy testing councils toy report will be a Public relations workshop will be held Friday and saturday at the 447 Webb the workshop will feature Public relations professionals from business and arts com Contact the u of w hires or director Donald a former Winnipeg Tribune reporter and press assistant to Joe has been named Public relations director for the University of University president Robin Farquhar said in a statement yesterday Benhams duties will include alumni Media information publication of inside info and the alumni bulletin and organizing convocation and other special Gallagher at Quelch deaths classified death Winnipeg area forecast sunny today with a High near 17 Low tonight near sunny becoming Cloudy in the afternoon with a Chance of a Shower High near extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba Clearing thursday with near Normal tempera mainly sunny Friday and saturday with temperatures above Normal readings of 4 and Northern Manitoba variable cloudiness thursday with near Normal mainly sunny Friday with above Normal variable cloudiness saturday with temperatures a Little above Normal readings of 2 and Northwestern Ontario mainly Cloudy thursday with near Normal mainly sunny Friday and saturday with tempera Tures above Normal readings of 4 and temperatures Canada and the world National 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