Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 22, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page four Winnipeg free press monday january 22, 1940 practical work life relating of subjects to urged at teachers meet impending revision of the technical curriculum in suburban schools to relate the three subjects Home economics general shops and commercial to life through actual experience was discussed at the second conference of the suburban secondary teachers association saturday in United College. Several qualities were essential in teaching technical subjects according to the technical group. Among these which the group believed should be taken into account in the proposed revision were 1he importance of recognizing character traits attitudes of the individual interests fundamental experience and skills. Officers elected for 1940 were w. Booth Norwood president brother Bruns Provencher collegiate vice president e. F. Simms West Kildonan collegiate Secre tary and miss m. Cooper West Kildonan collegiate treasurer. Group officers elected were f. Tinkler Norwood chairman and c. S. Quelch Secretary history group miss d. G. Bussell Rupert s land chairman and j. Goodwin St. James Secretary French group John Boyd St. James chairman and b. A. Tingley Transcona Secretary mathematics group s. Bur land St. Vital chairman and i. Crook. St. Vital Secretary English Glen Clark St. James chairman and w. Yarwood St. Vital Secretary science group miss a. Grant River Bend chairman latin group l. Harvey chairman and m. John son Secretary technical group and j. Duncan chairman physical training group. Objective of the conference was to give All suburban collegiate teach ers an Opportunity to discuss prob lems of Mutual interest. Guest speakers included Aid. Margaret Mcwilliams. Who gave a Short address at luncheon in the Hudson s Bay dining room prof. R. C. Mac Farlane who addressed the history group and r. J. Johns speaking to the technical group. Mrs. M. A. Avery Dies in East Eastern Canada and Perth county lost one of. Their oldest pioneers Friday when mrs. Mary Ann Avery died at her Home in Mitchell ont following a month s illness at the age of 106. Frank Avery suite 6 Colony apartments Winnipeg is a son. Born at Devonshire near ply Mouth England mrs. Avery made the eight or nine week crossing to Canada at the age of 21. A year later she married Kichard Avery also a native of Devonshire and settled at St. Thomas ont. That was in 1868, after which mrs. Avery and her husband moved to a farm near Woodham ont where they lived until or. Avery s death in 1883. Thirty years ago she moved to Mitchell where she resided until her death. Nov. 2, 1934, Mitchell honoured mrs. Avery with a party in Cele bration of her 100th birthday at which her entire family was pres ent. Also main Street United Church of which she was a Mem Ber held a special service in Honor of that occasion. Surviving Are or. Avery Winnipeg miss Jennie at Home Edson Winnipeg. Funeral will be held wednesday and John Are also 17 grandchildren and 10 great grand Ward St. Thomas Weston ont. There children. Jules Preif Lhomme City solicitor who will address the St. David s society in the Welsh Church 441 Sherbrook Street tuesday. Power Parley Washington Jan. 22. A Canadian and United states experts went into conference today in an Effort to negotiate a new treaty for co operative develop ment of the Long debated St. Lawrence great lakes project at an estimated Cost of Cordell Hull . Secretary of state greeting the Canadian Dele gation pointed out that As a result of objections raised to the treaty in 1932, both nations had decided to reopen negotiations on a new basis mrs. Elizabeth Ann Allen 85, a Winnipeg resident since 1909, died saturday in Winnipeg general hos Pital. Born in High Bullen Devonshire she came to Canada in 1870, living in London ont., where she married John Allen. Surviving Are three daughters mrs. H. Mac Kay mrs. W. G. Finley and mrs. M. Dorwood All of Winnipeg four sons h. B. Allen Hamilton ont. W g Allen Strathroy ont. Fred Allen Buffalo n.y., and James Allen Winnipeg. The funeral will be held tuesday at 3.30 . From Mordue s to Brookside cemetery. Funeral service for George Allen Barrow infant son of or. And mrs. Robert Barrow 291 Assiniboine Avenue who died saturday at St. Boniface tuesday Hospital will at 11 . At be held Mordue s funeral Home. Burial will be in St. James cemetery. Henry Mcquade 53, of 539 Cathe dral Avenue died sunday at St. Joseph s Hospital. Born a Meadow Ville Man., or. Mcquade lived in Winnipeg for the last 25 years employed by the Security storage company. One brother f. G. Mcquade 234 Inkster Boulevard sur Vives. Funeral service will be held thursday at 2 . At Clark Leatherdale s funeral Home. Burial will be in Brookside cemetery. Held wednesday at 3.30 ., in Mordue Brtos. . Burial will be in Brookside cemetery. James of 163 Wal nut Street died monday at Grace Hospital. Born in Matsen Northum Berland England or. Henderson had retired As manager of a Coal mine in and resided in Canada for the last 20 years. He lived at Cardale Man., with his son Robert for 15 years and moved with his son to Winnipeg five years ago. Surviving Are his son and four grandchildren mrs. W. Brewis Long Beach Calif. Ernest Henderson Drumheller Alta. Or. Arnold Henderson Cham pagne 111, and miss Jean Hender service at 3.30 ., at Bardal s funeral Home. Burial will be in Brookside Ceme Tery y funeral service for j. J. Solmundson 56, of Gimli Man., who died Friday at his Home was held Mon Day at 1.30 . From the Federated Church Gimli and burial was at Gimli born in Iceland or. Sol Mundson came to Winnipeg in 1904, and then moved to Gimli where he resided for the last 32 years. Surviving Are three daughters mrs. S. J. Tergesen mrs j. Peterson and miss Bara and two sons Franz and Oscar. Robert John Christie 66, of 326 Mcgee Street died sunday. Born in Glasgow or. Christie resided in Winnipeg for the last 18 years employed in the . Stores depart ment. He is survived by his wife mrs. Sarah Christie and a son John. will be help wednesday at 1 . In Mordue e funeral Home. Burial will be ii Elmwood cemetery. Funeral service for mrs. Wilhel mine Sommer 79, wife of Juliu Sommer who died sunday at her Home in Morris Man., will be held tuesday at 2 . In the evangel ical Church Morris and burial will be in the local cemetery. Born in Warsaw Poland mrs. Sommer ire sided in the municipality of Morris for the last 19 years. She is sur Vived by her husband. Mordue Are in charge of arrangements. Andrew Smith 69, of 224 Hart Ford Avenue West Kildonan died saturday at his Home. Born in Sterling Scotland or. Smith re sided in Winnipeg for the last 2 years employed As a plumber. Funeral service will be held tuesday at 1.30 . In Mordue s Funera Home. Burial will be in old Kil Donan cemetery. Safety move Harvard beets serves 4 to 6 mix Tablespoon cornstarch and h cup sugar add 3 table spoons Lemon juice 2 Tablespoons salad Oil k cup water. Mix Well. Boil 5 minutes add 2% cups diced beets simmer 20 minutes. Lemon garnished fish rub fish with Lemon juice before cooking. Serve garnished with Lemon slices decorated with paprika or minced Parsley. Add plenty of easy to squeeze Lemon quarters for flavour i Peter sunday winning 80, at his Home died Early 209 Nassau fish meats fruits vegetables and beverages taste better when Lemons bring out the flavour Cali fornia s Best and Juiciest come in Sunkist tissue wrappers. Buy in be without them. Sunkist copyright 1940, Coli Cornu fruit clo wot fyn non Street. Born in Scotland he lived in Winnipeg since 1910. He was employed in the . Shops for 21 years a Foreman for 15 years until he retired in 1931. Surviving Are two sons James w and Peter Winnipeg two daughters Martha Winnipeg and mrs. A. W. Jones in British Columbia one sister mrs. Robert Mason East Field Scotland and one brother John of Wastfield. Funeral service will be held tuesday at ., at Gardiner a with Rev. J. W. Clarke officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood. Mrs. Hose Lea fingard 74, one of the founders of the Winnipeg jewish old folks Home died Sun her Home 12 Carman apart ments. Born in Russia she came to Canada As a child and resided in Winnipeg since 1898. Mrs. Fin Gard was a member of the National Council of jewish women and the Winnipeg Hadassah. Surviving Are five sons Jack Minneapolis Mike Saskatoon myer Chicago Abe and Ben Winnipeg two daughters mrs. M. Collerman Winnipeg and mrs. D. Lambert Toronto 18 grandchildren and six great grand children. Funeral services were held sunday at the Home with rabbi a Frank and Rev. S. Kast Ner officiating at the jewish old folks Home with rabbi Israel Kohanovich officiating and at the House of Jacob with burial in Shearey Zedek cemetery. Rabbi Frank officiating. James Andrew Thomson Hus band of Minnie Thomson Fabyan Alta died monday at the Winni Peg general Hospital at the age of 65. The body will be taken from Thomson funeral Chapel monday to Fabyan where service and interment will take place. Mrs. Mathilda Frost 27, wife of John Prost 209 Leila Avenue West Kildonan died sunday in St. Boniface Sanatorium. Mrs. Prost was born in Winnipeg. Surviving Are her husband one son John one daughter june her parents or. And mrs. Daniel Meier Winnipeg six Brothers William Emil Carl David Walter and Max and one sister Helen. Funeral service will be held tuesday at 3.30 . At Bardal s funeral Home. Burial will be in Kildonan cemetery. Funeral service for John. George Gillies 87, formerly of Winnipeg who died Jan. 14 at his Home in Gimli Man was held wednesday at. Gimli with Rev. Johann b Jonasson and Rev. B j a r n i Bjornsson officiating. Among the first icelandic settlers in Manitoba or. Gillies went to Selkirk in 1882, and later moved to Winnipeg. Re tiring 12 years ago he made his Home at Gimli. He was a graduate of the latin school at Reykjavik Iceland. Surviving Are three daughters mrs. E. L. Cavanagh Toronto mrs. J. K. Iversen Mon Treal and miss Clara Gillies new apply for Board Montreal Jan. 22. 26 of the United mine workers o America and the Dominion Coa company have made joint application to the Dominion department o labor for a conciliation boar under the Industrial. Disputes a to Settle a disagreement regarding wages and working conditions i was. Announced today. Balkan arms Alliance sought by Rumania Bucharest Jan. 22. Qualified sources said ast night is seeking to turn the Balkan entente into an outright military Alliance which would protect her against attack by Germany feels Oil shortage London Jan. 22. Up Reuters news Agency despatch from Amsterdam saturday said Telephone wires Between Berlin and Bucharest had been buzzing 36 hours with urgent messages Between the Ger Man government arid or. Karl Clodius German Trade emissary to Rumania in connection with a Erious Oil situation in the Reich. The Reuters correspondent said head Learned from Berlin that Adolf Hitler was facing an increasingly rave problem and was giving it Lis full attention. The despatch Aid pressure was being applied to King Carol to Force Rumania to satisfy German demands for Gaso Ine. Unless he does so the despatch Aid he has been told he can no Onger be regarded As genuinely Neutral. Freezing of the Danube has paralysed deliveries by Barge and Germany is demanding the use of rumanian rolling Stock on the rail ways. Germany s need is reflected m increasing restrictions on the use of private automobiles. Germany had to import nearly half her peace time needs of gasoline and the British blockade has reduced Oil imports nearly 90 per cent since hostilities two Are sentenced for shoplifting two men with previous records pleaded guilty to shoplifting charges in City police court monday morn ing and were sentenced to three months each at Headin Gly jail. William May admitted stealing six shirts and four knives from a department store and in the same store Peter Fleming was arrested for the theft of two windbreakers Dies probe to continue Washington Jan. 22. The House rules committee today unanimously approved continuance of the Dies committee investigation of in american activities for another year. Russia or Hungary. The government of King Carol it was Learned from excellent sources opened its Campaign in this direction at a meeting on the Frontier Friday Between foreign minister Grigore Gafencu and the Jugoslav foreign minister Alk Sander Cinca Markovic and will put its Case before the meeting of the Balkan entente feb. 2. May face same Fate Rumania s main argument Quali fied sources said is that if other members of the entente stand by and let Rumania be will not be Long before they. May face the same Fate. Gafencu s heaviest pressure it was said will be exerted on Jugo Slavia whose assistance is vital to Rumania. Unofficially it was reported Cincar Markovic urged on Gafencu that Rumania adopt a More conciliatory attitude toward Hungary and thus promote greater co operation in the face of possible common dangers. Hungary is not a member of the Balkan entente is composed of Rumania Jugo Slavia Turkey and Greece. Iron lungs. London Jan. 22. 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And Frederick of Winnipeg one brother Edward new Westminster , and 15 grandchildren. Funeral service for Frank Fuzi Anowski. 48, of had Ashville Man who died Friday at St. Roch s Hospital was held sunday afternoon at had Ashville Church. Burial was in St. John s cemetery had Ashville. Surviving Are his wife Joanna Puzi Anowski three sons Rudolph August and Albert and three daughters Rose Agatha and Josephine All at Home. Zawitoski funeral Home is in charge. Mrs. Delia Susannah. Cartwright 59, of 341 College Street St. James died saturday at Grace Hospital born in Clinton grit mrs. Cart Wright lived in Manitoba for the last 45 years. She is survived by a daughter mrs. Marjorie Hammond. Winnipeg. Funeral service will be the Model illustrated is the Mclaughlin Buick Roa Mastek four door touring Sedan. Somewhere probably numb fingered Drivers Are Buck o ing vainly at piled up Snow heaps jolting miserably Over Frozen roads Snow packed and rutted until every turn of the wheel Means a Jar. 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