Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, August 30, 1948

Issue date: Monday, August 30, 1948
Pages available: 28
Previous edition: Saturday, August 28, 1948

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 30, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba Face 8 horticultural show winners named Teenie Konik flin flon crowned u Queen of annual rotary carnival n Man. Aue. 30 Lerini priv _ t n of r j _ Winnipeg free press monday August 30, 1948 flin flon Man., aug. 30 Teenie Konik was crowned Queen of the eighth an Nual rotary carnival at the Arena saturday evening. Ceremony was the finale of the most Success Ful carnival Ever held Here. Capacity crowds attended the three night show and found the exhibits from All parts of Canada to be most interesting. _ the Queen was attended by princesses Elsie dra Galowski Margaret Mooney Sally Bottrell Gwen Bergman and Beverly Nichols president of rotary c. C. Spar Ling crowned the Queen who was attended by pages Barbara Biggs and Leslie Jones. Horticultural show Success the horticulture show held in connection with the carnival was one of the Best Ever seen Here. Cyril Kemp won first prize in All the classes for Gladioli and won the special shield awarded for the Best in Flower and vegetable classes Jie shared honors a Voth mrs. M has been among the prominent gardeners Here for a number of years. Mrs. H. A Hall and j. G. Allen qualified for specials in some classes. In the Home grown fruit classes a. A. Johnson took the majority of the prizes. List of prize winners follows Cut Flowers mrs. H. C. Hall 2. E. A. Biggs. Tall mrs m. Machan mrs. H. C Hall Dwarf mrs. H. C. Hall mrs. Win Ledieux. Cullen c c. Sparling. S. Kami ton c. Kemp. Biggs h. Lindsay. Everlasting m. Machan. Kem Machan j. C. Asi Lindsay m. Mac Han. Walker c Kemp. Double nasturtiums s Walker c. Kemp. Pansies com m. Machan j. G. Allen ruffled h. Lindsay a. C. Spar Ling. Emerson h Meintosh. Lindsay. Stock Kemp. M Machan. Sweet peas Winterton m. Machan. Zinnias c. Kemp t. Berg. Roses Biggs Machan dahlias j. Javorski l. Marnil ton. Cactus Javorski mrs. Dick son. Gladiolus three spikes g Emerson 1, 2 and 3 six spikes Emerson one Spike g. Emerson c. Kemp. Special Flowers v. I Ilarij Vav Iii Merton. Kamp m. Rent a new car 8 and 9-passenger sedans Tor weddings and All special occasions. Moores taxi phone 98 181 a Good business groceries inputs and lunch counter to form oils turnover. Wonderful of Lair to inlay for a family to operate. Cash win handle. Hardware electric electric a hardware business Long Esiabell slice. Prominent locution. Price for building and fixtures Stock extra or will consider renal be Revenue bearing ask or. Plesner. Kvin Lnor 32 four provinces investment co. 300 main Street pm. 95266 Winterton m. Machan Mel Low Pink m. Machan. Nast Urti urns ruffled Pink j. C. Ash Jav Orski. Special dahlias h. A Hall l. Hamilton. Special roses Edna Johnson. Star Bethlehem h Stevens l. Hamilton. Foliage mrs. Hickson. Scab Iosa mrs Labarre. Candy tuft mrs. Mac Han. Labarre. House plants Begonia tuberous m Machan. Fern mrs. Hickson Geranium Patsy Grant. Primula b. A. Biggs. Specials Basket of Flowers l. Hamilton m. Machan table Centre . Allen h. C Hall. Basket dahlias m. Machan l. Hamilton. Gladiolus vase g Emerson c. Kemp. Basket flow ers mrs. Cailin j. G. Allen. Dahlia special mrs. H. C. Hall. Vegetables Beans waxes c. Kemp m Machan. Green c. Kemp mrs. Mclachlan. Beets Long o. R. Davidson c. Kemp. Cabbage j. Greenberg mrs. Black. C. Kemp l. Oakden. Carrots Long r. Davidson c. Kemp Winterton w. Davies. Caul flow ers m. Machan c. Kemp. Cei Ery c. Kemp a. J. West. Corn mrs. Black. Cucumbers c Kemp mrs. H Black. Long c Kemp de Slade. Kohl Rabi r. Davidson. Marrow b. Laid Law. Onions White c. Kemp multipliers c. Kemp. Sets c Kemp. Parsnips k. B. R. Davidson. Peas c. Buckland c. Kemp. Peppers c. Kemp. Potatoes White c. Kemp m. Machan. Red c. Buckland c. Kemp. Parsley c. Kemp Jav g. Allen. Pumpkin Slade mrs. Black. Rhubarb c. Kemp r. Davidson. Chard c. Kemp. Tomatoes Green Slade mrs. Best Ward. Ripe Winterton Hamil ton. Turnips m. Bestward Dor is Hopkins. Special Scarlet Slade. Russian Parsley Kolesar. Cuke special Kolesar. Open cauliflower c. Kemp Kol Esar. Display vegetables c. Kernp h. Black. Child s play ends As car Lake fruit cherries nip Johnson. Crab apples a. Ledieux nip John son. Currants n. Johnson. Gooseberries n. Johnson. Rasp berries a Johnson c. Kemp. Cherry plums c. Kemp apples nip Johnson. Preserves apricots m. Black mrs Machlan. Cherries Black Machlan. Pears mrs. Mclntosh mrs. Mclachlan. Peaches mrs. Mclachlan. Plums erg. Raspberries a. Peterson a. Johnson. Strawberries a. Johnson mrs. Mclachlan. Jams and jellies Jam a. Peterson Edna Johari on. Kemp mrs. My Tosh. Marmalade c. Kemp m Marklinger. Vegetables beets mrs. Black mrs. My Tosh. Beans c. Kemp mrs. Mclachlan. Peas mrs my of Clachan mrs. J. Kirkbride tomatoes c. Kemp. Vegetable collection c. Kemp mrs. Machlan. Pickle collection c Emp mrs. Mclachlan. Relish collection c. Kemp mrs. Black Toronto aug. 30 a three year old boy who playfully grabbed the steering wheel of his father s Earr sending it plunging off a waterfront Street into Lake Ontario was drowned Friday. Has parents were rescued after Strug gling free of the automobile Frederick Newman 28 told rescuers he was driving along was end commissioner Street with h wife and their son Frank. The child standing in the front sea suddenly grabbed the wheel an the car plunged into 30 feet o water in a Harbor slip along Ici the Road. Newman said All three the sinking car. He was trying c hold both his wife and the Boj above water when his son slipped from his grasp. The parents wer rescued after two construction workers threw them a Liebelt. The child s body was recovered a half hour later when a Harbo commission dredge raised the car the body was caught Between a fender and a wheel. Mrs. Year Nan is the former Margaret Robinson of Portage la Prairie. Besides his parents the boy is survived by an mrs. B. Gal Loway residing in Winnipeg two aunts mrs. R. Marshall and mrs. J Henderson of Vancouver for Merly of Portage la Prairie an aunt miss Kay Robinson a grand father r. Robinson formerly of Portage la Prairie now residing at the coast and a great grand Mother mrs. Robinson sr., living at Portage la Prairie. Mrs. Javorski. Lettuce c. Mclachlan specials wild raspberries g. H. My Tosh mrs. Mclachlan. Cherry 11 m. Marklinger. Fruit col action c. Kemp mrs. Mclach n. Jam collection a Kemp special Mission Ottawa aug. 30 tbsp Gen. H. D. G. Crerar former com Mander of the first Canadian army and Pierre Dupuy Cana Dian ambassador at the Hague have been appointed As a Specia Mission to represent Canada a i Princess Enthat Onerem As Queen of the Netherlands in september. Windatt a Coal co. Ltd. Coal Coke Wood 506 Paris bldg. Phone 97404 License no. 2 g. E. Williams a certificate of Merit from the Brandon Lions club and a sum o will be awarded George dec Ward Williams 11-year-old bran Don boy. For his part in the Captur 01 a watch thief. George of. 41 seventh Street was in a jewel store aug. 17 when he noticed Man steal two watches. He trailer the thief to the . Station cd then called police to come an ick up the robber. Lomakin on Way to Sweden May attend Paris meet new York aug. 30 Cap Jacob m. Lomakin ousted by the United states state department As soviet Consul general Here sailed or Sweden saturday aboard the Iner Stockholm. The 44-year-old envoy stripped f his credentials by president tru was accompanied by his wife and two children. Shortly before the vessel de arted a swedish America line of Cial quoted Lomakin As saying he acl been ordered to the United actions general Assembly meeting Paris where he would serve As chief adviser to the russian Dele Sia s recent action in severing Conga Tion. Lomakin was Uncertain the official said whether he would go immediately from Sweden to Paris or Home to Moscow first newsmen Mill around newspaper men and photo Era Peers milled around the depart ing. Diplomat As he reached the pier 50.minutes before sailing time. Brushing Lomakin Par ried All questions relating to mrs. Oksana Kas Enkina the russian school teacher whose accusation. Touched off an International controversy and led to his recall. I have nothing to Loma Kin added. Everything has been said very clearly in the referred to rus sular relations with the United states a step taken shortly after the United states demanded Lomakin s return to Russia. Awarded degree Chobham Surrey England up William Tyler 100, a farm worker for 6s years recalls being taken to see Queen Victoria review 110.000 crimean War troops in 1s53. Last Chance to save at d s August clearance Sale unequalled every room in your values for Home compare Quality Price and you la buy at Reid s Gordon Scott the Institute of chartered life underwriters of Canada has re entry conferred the degree of bartered life underwriter on Gordon Scott of win Peg. The three year course of Udy and examinations leading to he degree is conducted under the supervision of the University of Oronto. The degree is the highest educational award in life insurance underwriting. Or. Scott is a repro .ntative1 of the great West life Assurance company in Winnipeg. 1c furniture it o 490 Portage ave. Phone 72844 West of the mall during wartime research Procter Gamble if the pen is mightier than the sword the plow is Superior to both m the. Opinion of Lieut. Col. Lockhart Fulton formerly com manding officer of the Royal Winnipeg rifles. The 30-year-old military Man brushed aside tempting of firs of employment at the end of the War to return to farming at , Man. Here he is seen with his Nellie Louise and six year old son Bruce on top of the tractor which attracts his attention More than any camera could sits the colonel s second son 18-months-old Geoffrey. Colonel to Farmer rifles go. Prefers land from wartime commanding o Ficor of the Royal Winnipeg Riff to operator of a full Section Farmland at Birtle Man., is the Story of the return of Lockhart r. Fulton to civilian Lif As revealed by the department veterans affairs. At 26, Lockie Fulton As h students used and new books All grades 1 to 12 and University text books All at reduced prices while they last 3-ring Zipper binders Plain 3-ring binders with Black covers 79c school supplies for All grades and for University freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors buy now and avoid the Rush educational Book service 493 Portage ave. Canada s largest used and new Book store. Established since 1932. Tongue tingling soothing and refreshing if you like Peppermint this is for you a Cool and creamy Peppermint Patty richly covered with Moirs exclusive chocolate coating. Beyond question the Best is More often assumed command of the Royal Winnipeg rifles at the Leopold canal Bel Gium in 1944. For gallantry in action he was awarded the distinguished service order and he was also mentioned in despatches. As a youth it col. Fulton enlisted in the Birtle Squadron of the 12th Manitoba dragoons in which he later received his com Mission As a lieutenant. Posted to rifles with the outbreak of hostilities he volunteered for Active service and was later posted As a lieu tenant in the Royal. Winnipeg rifles. He went overseas with the regiment in september and served in the Campaign in North West Europe upon discharge in the Spring of 1946, i. Ful ton turned Down tiny tempt ing offers of positions to re turn to the farm at Birtle where he was born and raised idea of working in a Stuffy office did t Appeal to me. I pre erred to beat my sword into a he told a . Ocial recently. Lockie now owns a full Tion of land half of which he acquired through the veterans land it. All of his machinery inducing a Combine and a tractor is practically new. This year the lieutenant colonel planted 130 acres of wheat 70 acres of Oats and 40 acres of Barley. About 160 acres Are in sum , and the remainder is still unbroken land. Local gossip to the effect that he May be a skid to run in the not Federal elections Lockie replied i m too Young to Start dabbling in mrs. Fulton is the daughter of Canon w j. Finch of Birtle. A member of various patriotic committees during the War she is now commander of the guides association. Two children the futons have two children Bruce six and Geoffrey is months. Still interested in military affairs the lieutenant colonel takes an Active part in his pre War non permanent unit the Manitoba dra goons. He is also president of the Birtle sports association on the executive committee of the Louril Branch of the Canadian legion. An amazing was Day Miracle it s tide Procter Gamble s amazing discovery never have you used anything like tide there just was t anything like it until new knowledge gained in wartime research made the discovery of tide possible. Here s a completely new washing product made to do your whole family Wash. Tide just laughs at dirt and grease laughs at hard water problems. Tide does what s never been done clothes cleaner than any soap made yet actually leaves colors brighter try tide in your washing machine. Only tide does All four i. Washes clothes cleaner cleaner than any soap made compare tide with any you May using. You la see tide gets the whole Wash cleaner even Creasy Overall he .---.t. 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