Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 20, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 20 press saturday May 20, 1950 wait praises red Cross sir i congratulate our National red Cross for their wonderful work in the flood area. The people could not help this disaster yet the Federal provincial govern ments seem to be taking their own Sweet time in deciding what is to be done. Let the governments take the red Cross motto the work of mercy never mrs. T. R. Gregory Man. Favors canal to by pass City sir i have a fair idea what Winni Eggers must be going through As i lived in Elm Park for 30 years in fact was Sec Ond House there in .1916 had the Waters of the red River up to my. Door. Now i see from photo graphs the River has swept right Elm Park other parts of suburban Winnipeg. For 30 years i watched the ice go out every year from my Garden in Elm Park. I used to study the 1 River often wondered what 1 would happen if some Day a real 1 flood came like you have now what could be done to avoid it alleviate remedy local conditions. I used to talk this Over with old colonel hut Tan then City Engineer several times i made i suggestions which however did not meet with any particular response maybe justly so. However though i know you must now have some of the Best engineers in the country studying these flood conditions i though i would just Lay one or two ideas before you in Case they would be of any Benefit in trying to solve these disastrous conditions. When i first came to Winnipeg in 1911, in travelling through the country i noticed Many sloughs in Southern Manitoba in Northern Dakota that were filled with Brush Alder such like fibrous growth. These sloughs would retain Many millions of tons of ice that would not melt when the Ordinary sur race Snow ice were melting. Hence the run off was not so rapid. Since that time Many of these sloughs have been cleared out for irrigation purposes in other words nature s blotting paper has in most cases been cleared away by modern farming. After such a severe Winter As you have had the ground being Frozen deeply when the thaw came most of that water would run off instead of soaking Inlo the ground. Many years ago often meditating on this question i Felt that if a great flood came some Day one Way to help would be to build a canal or Call it another River if you like from South of Winnipeg to some Point on Lake Winnipeg make this a straight canal or River no curves As in the present Stream where the ice jams hold the water continually. Such a scheme would create work. The Cost would be heavy but it would pay better than widening or straightening Banks of the present Stream because the present Stream has been silting up Lor years. The River is wider shallower because of the locks at Lockport Lockport is a spill Way lock. If in building a new canal or River you want to lock it for navigational purposes in warm weather these locks should go right Down to the Rock bed Bottom of the Stream. Good Luck to the citizens of Winnipeg. Charles f. Gray sex mayor of Winnipeg. Victoria . Notice in the matter of the kit or. To go both inclusive Block 1 69.31 g9.s1 . 9 Kil Clonan. Plan 12s5, lots both inclusive. Block 1 15.s4 16.3-1 . 9 Kil Clonan plan 12s5, lots both in elusive. Block 1 s4.00 . Kildonan plan 4060. Lot 1 73.is 73.65 All that portion of the South half of lot 3o in the outer two Miles according to the . Of the Parish of Kildonan in Manitoba lying to the East of a the drawn tit right angles to the Southern limit of said lot from a Point in he s Ime Distant Westerly measured thereon 5-110.6 feet from the South East thereof excepting there out All that por 1 lion taken for the right of Way of the Power company Limi lec trans Mission line ass Hen Colour i Pink on a plan filed in the Winnipeg land titles office As no. U7-i together with a right of Way for All purposes As appurtenant to the land above described Over upon the most southerly six teen feet in Width of the land excepted subject to a right of Way for 1 nil purposes Over the 16 fret in Width of the land above described As appurtenant to the balance of the South half of said lot excepting there out the land taken for the said right of Way is Shewn on said plan n o. 317-1 .-.s107.71 5108.21 dated at Winnipeg. Manitoba this 17th. Day of May. . 1950. Thelma c. Gibbs Secretary treasurer. Wants . To share Cost sir the greater part of the red River is in the United states. It travels hundreds of Miles before flowing through Canadian territory. Would it be too much to expect the Federal provincial governments to approach the . With a View to seeking some share of the Cost of the damage from them it is obvious that the Snow be tween Winnipeg Emerson would not cause the present damage. It seems Only fair to expect the . To shoulder their share Steps should also be taken to carry out a plan for building dikes along the red River from Emerson to the Lake. As most of the territory to be covered is farm land Many of the Farmers might be glad to undertake work on the project at a remuneration if Only for the Sake of their own 3rotection, the undertaking would if course be a huge one for which the Federal provincial would have to be responsible. Winnipeg h. Slinn canal or dikes sir penning water Between High Banks does not solve the problem of backing sewers which is almost As disastrous As the flooding carries with it the threat of an epidemic. The answer is not to have this High water. How can we manage this in a country with Hills Val Leys this excess water could be stored in vast reservoirs. In this Flat country this is not possible. I have a remedy costly but permanent. Dig a canal or ditch by passing Winnipeg with this unwanted water. The Entrance to this canal would be some distance South of the City North of Winnipeg. The canal of course would have to h a v e a carrying capacity As big if not Digger than the present red to keep the flow in regular Channel below flood less than 18 feet. Gates would be built at Inlet to divert All water Inlo regular Chan Nel when flow was Normal to pre serve summer height. If thought advisable sufficient water could of allowed through canal in sum Mer to prevent it from becoming stagnant or let it go dry. All backing o sewers would then be a thing of the past even in sum Mer when heavy Rains cause River to Rise. The surplus could he diverted through canal. I believe sufficient depth could be obtained without striking solid Rock so it is just a big Job of moving dirt which modern steam shovels drag lines would find easy. The dirt could be placed on Banks As High wide As wanted rounded off grassed to prevent erosion. Winnipeg could use some of the surplus dirt to raise River Banks where necessary feasible Stop All flooding at any about 20 feet. Which would not deface property hire dutch Dike experts As would a 35-foot Bank. Victim heroic citizens sir the heroic work of All Citi Zens in Winnipeg will go Down in history. As Premier d. L. Camp Bell Points out now is the time to plan a method which in future years will give Security against floods. As suggested a diversion East of Winnipeg to the locks should be carefully studied an now is the time to have fed eral authorities Here on the scene. We residents living in Cartier Portage Brandon municipalities have the Assiniboine River problem in the forty six years experience we have had three major floods doing hundreds of thousands of. Dollars in damage. Considerable diking has been done As a precautionary method in Many cases River Points have been Cut hastening the flow of water East to Winnipeg if this year there had been an Over flow of the sch s scrap Book Seine sickness slim purse plague Mother now in Regina deaths funerals Richard Austin Bale Selkirk Man. Richard aus tin Bale 71, a resident of Selkirk for 30 years died thursday in the Selkirk general Hospital. Born in Ontario or. Bale lived in Southern Manitoba Saskatchewan prior to coming to Selkirk in 1920. He was employed by the Manitoba rolling Mills retiring ago. Surviving Are eight three years sons Guyden at Home. Ralph of Selkirk Robert of Sherridon Man. A daughter mrs. Bernard Mckenzie of old England. Man. Two Brothers George of Elrose sask., John of Cayley Alta. Four Sisters mrs. P. G. Meurer of Winnipeg mrs. De Croskery of Crystal City Man., mrs. A. Dunbar mrs. Wilfred Rutherford of Vancouver nine grandchildren. The funeral service will be held at 2 . Monday in the United Church burial will be in St. Clement s churchyard cemetery Mapleton Kan. Rev. E. Egilsson will officiate. Langrill s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. John a Token a resident of Winnipeg for 60 years mrs. Margaret Jane Clokey 89, widow of John Clokey of 616 valour Road died saturday at her Home. Born in Belfast Ireland mrs. Clokey came to Winnipeg in 1890. She was a member of the presbyterian Church later of the United Church. Her husband died in 1u30. Surviving Are two sons David at Home Samuel St. Vital a daughter mrs. S. Cranston of Lillefield Man. four grandchildren. The funeral service will tuesday in be held the a. At 2.45 b. Gardiner funeral Home burial will be in the family plot St. James cemetery. Rev. Thomas Saunders will officiate. Regina May 20 special a Story of ill Luck worry trouble that has followed one Winnipeg woman unfolded itself in Regina this week. Two weeks ago the woman her fourteen year old son were forced out of their St. Vital Home by the menacing flood Waters from the Seine River a tributary of the red. They had to leave Svith Only the clothes they could carry hurriedly stuffed into a Small suit Case. The husband a railway employee was at work so his wife son fled to a sister s Home on higher ground nearby. Within Days that House had to be abandoned too. so the Mother son made their Way to Regina. Their Cash was very limited. On a Uesu elec tric stove for their recently King s brother colonel in chief Winnipeg rifles Ottawa May 20 in the disastrous Manitoba flood the Royal Winnipeg rifles were Busy filling sandbags Man Ning equipment when they Learned that a member of the Royal family had been appointed colonel in chief of the regiment. The colonel in chief is the King s younger brother general his Hoyal highness Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester Earl of Ulster Baron Culloden. Prince Henry is personal aide de Camp to the King a major of the Lola Hussars colonel in chief of the Gloucestershire regiment now colonel in chief of the Royal Winnipeg rifles. Rule u. K. Ii. M. Stewart Kamsack sask. A barrister Here for 30 years Harold Mclntosh Stewart. 54, died suddenly at his Home Friday. Born at fairy Hill sask., sept. 20, 1895, or. Stewart received his education in Regina schools. During the first world War he served overseas with the fifth battalion was wounded in the Battle of Ypres. Following his re turn he attended the Regina Law school. Or. Stewart came to Kam sack in november 1919, worked in the office of John g. Banks being admitted to the bar in de l. N. Prescott Union official Churchman an Active Church worker an officer of the amalgamated Gar ment workers Union of America Louis Napoleon Prescott 68, of North protested 254 Horace Street Norwood died Friday at the Home of his Daugh Ter mrs. Bert Bromley 866 War purchased Home plus High fuel Bills last Winter had left the Faniie with Little Reserve Money. The woman had never accepted Charity in the past even the disastrous flood was t going to change this. She rented a room in Regina placed her son in a Regina Public school set out to find say work cleaning Homes Ollices. She knew she would t be in the City for very Long so could t accept a. Permanent position in a City Home. But she found that work by the Day was scarce she saw her Small amount of Cash dwindling away. To letters in All this time she had t heard from her husband though she Prog con wants Nelson tradition Ottawa May 20 up Julian Ferguson Cember 1920. Practice Here he in began his own january 1930. Surviving Are a daughter mrs. W. Sir Holland is a country which has for centuries been subject to floods inundations but the dutch have conquered the prob Lem made their country flourishing by a system of per manent dikes which Are its very Centre. Theramore i suggest that immediately this crisis is past we in Vite several dutch experts to come Survey the red River Valley that we then build permanent dikes in accordance with their opinions advice the Cost would be nothing com pared to the present frightful losses which for All we know May occur again in the future. Winnipeg interested Cili Zei it can happen again sir who can Over estimate the life death importance of a trans Canada Highway above water in a flood crisis look at of Highway no. 75. Let our Highway officials take a Good look at the Avenue through which they had planned to in the new trans Canada Highway into Winnipeg who among them can Sny i can t happen again. May i Sugges the top of the Bergen Cut off an the tin used . Railway Bridge Over the red River at Kildonan Park be the Entrance of the trans Canada Highway to Winnipeg. Evacuated Voloris Assiniboine to the West More water r. Sample of Saskatoon two Brothers Fred Peter of re Gina three Sisters mrs Pearl Johnson of Chilliwack ., mrs. H. Hodgins of Carlyle sask., Ana mrs. W. Specs of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held at 2.3u . Monday in Westminster Mem orial Church. Would have harassed Winnipeg. But fortunately the Assiniboine did not this year creep up so far. In former years we have had delegations to Ottawa to divert Waters from the Assiniboine to Lake Manitoba from Sorlaga a Dis Tance of some twelve Miles. Old timers have stated that years the Waters did flow up there when flooding of the was at its worst. Now then having lost thic year we should at least make a supreme Effort in this Security for future generations. Dacotah Man. A. O. Qually. Canada life policy owners if flood conditions have made it impossible for you to look after the pay ment due on your Canada life policy we shall be glad to extend the time for you. Please get in touch with our Winni Peg office at 903 electric railway Cham Bers or phone 926255. Carwin a. I. Wester Tirc. Secretary Canada life Assurance company import dutch Dike builders sir we feel deep sympathy for Winnipeg people in this time of flood. No doubt try they no deciding As soon As they can of for it to build Strong Dike solid Concrete Ive Way. Dike that will not the dutch can keep out the sea even acquire More land from he sea. The dutch Are a Strong willed race. But cur Winnipeg people Here in Ca Fuia Are not asking in grit Ana will Power. We bid them not to be discouraged but to be the More determined to construct dikes of solid Concrete. They might do Well to engage some experienced dutch to c o m e Over help to build powerful Pike. It May it is Worth dikes such As the dutch us. How to make something but have dikes centuries. May the authorities join n a firm decision to spend Money build Ages. Toronto. N o w Cost much that will last for Govch Mont t h a people dikes that will last for Canadian world Trade of Winnipeg sir the flood situation seems to be an International problem. What we should have is a shipping canal with a series of locks big enough to allow Large ships to travel from Lake Winnipeg Down the red River to the Mississippi River Down to the Gulf of Mexico. The commons Friday against the substitution Ocanada for Rule Britannia As the formal Salute by Navy bands saw Avenue. To Canada s naval chieftains. Born in Prairie Duchien Craw i his voice rising he called for a Ford county wis., or. Prescott received his education in grand Forks . He came to Western Canada from Minneapolis in 1910 had lived in Norwood for More than 30 years. A charter member of the holy Cross Parish or. Prescott was Secretary treasurer of the society of St. Vincent de Paul for Many years a life member perennial president of the holy name society. Or. Prescott was also a member of the club la Verendrye St. Boni face a former member of the Winnipeg Council of the knights of Columbus. Besides his widow Louise Mary he is survived by a son Frederick of daughters mrs. Claire Woods mrs. Bert brom Ley of Winnipeg mrs. David Loiselle of Norwood Grove mrs. Victor Strogen of Calgary mrs. Herman Beaudry of fort William pnt., mrs. John j. Smith mrs. De. C. Smith of Rainy River of grand Forks . A brother Albert j. Duluth Minn. 1 Eter ci1erxecki requiem mass for Peter Cher 7 neck 39, Leader of the orchestra known As Pat fender his Happy lenders of 416 Aberdeen Avenue who died Friday in the 17 grandchildren. Winnipeg general Hospital will prayers will be said at 8.15 . Sung at a . Tuesday in in the p. Coutu funeral Andrew s Church Euclid Avenue requiem mass will be Sung Meade Street. The service will be held at Hall to the insidious propaganda that is constantly being put out by government civil servants to take tradition from Hon. Brooke Claxton defence minister said i think the substitution of Ocanada for Rule Britannia will be a change greatly to be desired by All d. D. Henderson realty operator Dies in Hospital the operator of the d. D. Hen Derson real Estale insurance firm Douglas dudgeon Henderson 52, 218 Glen Wood Crescent died Friday in the Winnipeg general called at the general delivery wicket daily expecting a letter with some Money. Lucky at this stage she heard of a Regina businessman who needed a housekeeper for his Large Home. She got the Job with it a Home for herself her son. Then All was Well except for her worry about her husband. Another Klow wednesday Fate struck an other blow. The four Luen year old son was rushed to Hospital for an appendicitis operation. Or of All these worries the woman Lias to look ahead to the time when she returns to her water soaked St. Vital Home. It will take a lot. Of work Money to get it Imo liable shape. The Money will have to come in the form of Relief of. Some Kirl As she her husband Haven t a Bank account. In the meantime she s Happy to have a Home Here where she can earn her living grateful for the kindness shown her by re Gin ans. The icon artist is supplied by the Story of Little Janice mus Covitz 3, to whom the tragic flooding lie red River Means Only i Happy Holiday with her grandparents Here in Retina. Her parents Home in the North of Winnipeg has not been seriously affected by flood Waters. There about a of water in the Lua sement but her father has been Able to get a pump j they re hoping that when they got even the basement will to fairly dry. At school Janice s seven year old older brother Saul is Happy enough about the move too. He is attend no Thomson school a couple of blocks away from the Home of his grandparents or. mrs. B. Fink Lestum 1908 St. John Street. For it s isl a repetition of other Happy holidays he has with the . they re relieved to have the children Anc their Mother safely in . Actually mrs. Muscovitz work As usual. When he is through at the office there is plenty to be done along the dikes. We. Did t realize How serious the situation was How Lucky we were until we got Down to the station to mrs. Muscovitz exclaimed. It was like a wartime she said telling of women children huddled together in Small groups with hastily tied bundles bags around them. Like Many of the other mothers that have brought their children to Regina. Mrs. Muscovite worried about the possibility of typhoid even though authorities have stated Fiat there is Little likelihood of the disease breaking out. She plans on having both Saul Janice inoculated against typhoid As a safety measure before they return to Winnipeg. It will be Good to be Home again but we won t go until things have cleared up a mrs. Muscovitz said. In the meantime we re thankful to be Able to stay Here with my parents. We re certainly better off than most fam notice to Ltd mat kit 11f tic a slut at Ijo ick 1.01 is , late of City of Winn Liv in the Sruv lure of malt Nam. Lorali a. De All claims the at Jove us be sent to the undersigned at u6 . Building. Winnipeg. Mangoba. On or before the 22nd Day of june dated it the City of Winnipeg in the of Manitoba this Isth of Lay 1050. Lawrence . Solicitors for Rachel Halparin administer matrix. Hospital. Born Toronto or. Henderson came to Winnipeg with his parents 45 years ago. He received his education Here ont. A sister mrs. Stella lord Selkirk school is funeral i at 10 tuesday in the holy tuesday in the Church burial will be in All saints cemetery. Rev. J. Pulak will officiate. Pray ers will be said at 9 . Monday the ukrainian National federation Hall 935 main Street. The memorial funeral Chapel is charge of arrangements. 2 .lcross Church burial will be in the St. Boniface cemetery John s technical High school. Fol lowing graduation he was associated with Standard brands limited for 33 years prior to entering his own business three years ago. A member of King s memorial United Church or. Henderson was a merr. Mrs. Joseph Pilot Mound Man. Funeral services were conducted at family residence May 16 for mrs. Ber of the session superintendent o the senior sunday school for Many years. He was also a member of is. John s Curling club of Laurel file i Orange Lodge no. 2077, major outdoor Joseph Avery 65, Pioneer resident the first world War. William John the former Anna Boulet moved Zimmer 70. Of 1424 Bannatyne with her parents to Manitoba in Avenue died Friday in Regina. Born j1s04. In 1901, she married Joseph William John Zimmer b. By a daughter Anne at a Veteran of the Boer War Jat St. Varist Quebec in 1s85 Home two sons Grant Ross at Home his father r. T. Hender son Victoria a sister mrs. C. H. Cormack Winnipeg two Brothers a. M. Henderson w. D. Henderson of Winnipeg. The funeral service will be held at 1.30 . Monday in the a. B. Gardiner funeral Home burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. Rev. H. S. Dodgson will officiate in rapid City. Man., or. Zimmer Avery settled at the Little came to Winnipeg 45 years ago. Prairie until 1912, when they Nei moved to Rock Lake to make their permanent residence. Predeceased by two sons. Archie Norman mrs. Avery is survived by her Hus band one son Clear water a sister mrs. Gagnon Vail Cardville sask. Six Brothers Alex. Alfred. Henry Thomas. Peter during the first world War served with the eighth battalion. Besides his widow Ruby he is survived by two sons. William John of Winnipeg a daughter mrs. Gordon Barker of Winnipeg a brother Frederick g. Of Edin Burgh Scotland. The funeral two grandsons. Pallbearers will be a. Vice will be held Al 1.30 . Mon Day in Bardal s funeral Chapel burial will be in the military Pool. Brookside cemetery. Rev. Mcmillan will officiate. G. A. Samuel a Gus Campbell Samuel Angus Campbell 68, of 6-31 Bannatyne Avenue form Erly of Garson Man., died Friday in the Winnipeg general Hospital. Born in Hemmingford. Que., or. Campbell came to Manitoba 42 years ago had lived in Winni Peg for the past 10 years. He was a Stone planer. Or. Campbell was a member of Empire masonic this would bring world Trade no. 127. Besides his widow. Winnipeg also encourage More visitors to travel this Scenic route. Of course it is a huge project will Cost a Large sum of Money out it would eliminate the flood menace in Manitoba All the Way Down through the United states. The americans seem willing to co operate with us so we should Start negotiating for this North american canal waterway now. 3. T. Wilson Winnipeg concerned in England sir i just cannot keep Reading hearing reports about the terrible floods without expressing my deep concern. As a resident in Winnipeg in the Early 1920 a i spent some Happy time there with Good friends i would like if i May sir Send Loving thoughts to All old friends deep sympathy to All. Hinckley England. Cora Pratt Carrie he is survived by three Sisters Jennie mrs. Walter Barker of Champlain . mrs. Mary Robinson Hillsville. Penn. The funeral service will be held at 3 . Monday in Bardal s funeral Home burial will be in the family plot. Elmwood Tery. Rev. D. Shogren will officiate. Joseph Plonowski the funeral service for Joseph , 33, of 157 Austin Street formerly of Meadows. Man. Who died May 14 in Misericordia Hospital will be held at 9 . Monday in. The holy ghost Church Selkirk Avenue Street. Burial will be in holy ghost cemetery. Memorial funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Harry Bailey Macdonald Man. A Resi Dent of the Macdonald District for More than 50 years. Mrs. Sarah Caroline Bailey 82, widow of Harry Bailey died Here at the Home o f her son Ralph Friday. Born at Craig Hurst ont., mrs. Bailey came to the District at the turn of the Century. Surviving Are four Daugh ters mrs. Waller Brown mrs. Roy Mccartney mrs. James Dow of Macdonald mrs. Jules Craw Ford of Ottawa two sons. Ralph of Macdonald James in Ontario. The funeral service will be held at 2.30 . Monday in the United Church. Rev. H. I. Bowman will official. Rea s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Hender d. Henderson h. J. Hen c. H. Cormack. J. M or. D. Young. Mks. Herbert Hancock a resident of Winnipeg f o r 36 years mrs. Mary Hancock 8 of Herbert Hancock Rosedale Avenue died Friday Hospital. Hancock Frances Peprier Frances Peprier three month old daughter of or. mrs. John Peprier of Prairie Grove. Man., died Friday at her Home. Besides her parents Frances is survived by four Sisters Jean Dorene Joan. Diane a brother John at Home. The p. Coutu funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Not ice cd Dak Tiik companies act in tin mat kit or k01ui.s limited notice is hereby Given that on the .3th Lav of May. . 1950, the share elders of business forms passed in extraordinary Ion that proceedings be taken forthwith o distribute nil the assets of said company or the proceeds thereof anon Cost to shareholders alter payment of Tiv of the comp nov. Actor the -3th any no August. The c company we Al Art tinn said Resolution. All creditors of the com Pany Are called upon to file with the undersigned i hair claims against the com Pany flirt with. A nether such claims Sre arc not due. Dated at Winnipeg. Manitoba this Day May. . 1 Jjo. A. W. Mokley. Solicitor for said company six Garry Street. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Notice or i Oil of enl no a in the re Kal. Man Icil of cart kit notice is hereby Given the Rural municipality of Cartier will at a meeting of the said Council to he Neld it til-1 municipal Hall in the Village of Kile in the said municipality in the prov Ince of Manitoba on tuesday the oth Day Fune . At the hour of one j Ciuck in the afternoon consider a by Law. For opening a Road the South East Quarter of Section to girly rive. Township ten Range two. West of the principal Meridian in Manitoba As shown coloured Pink on a plan thereof made by sex Lawrence h. Bousfield. . On the p aimed they wore not in any 25trt Day of november danger. Bull when the Appeal went . Kimii. A tracing of which Pian is out for All women children to evacuate the greater Winnipeg area they decided to come slay wit i the Finklestein until the crisis passed. They expect to stay Here for. Another three weeks at least. Miloc work at nil rat or. Music Vilz stayed behind has been Able to carry on his file at the office of the clerk said Rural municipality of Cartier. further. Take notice that at that said meeting of said Council will be heard any person or by counsel. Solicitor or agent anyone whose Lan-1 May in affected by said by Law who applies to be heard. Dated at Elie. Day of april . Manitoba this 27 1050. H. C. Payment. Clerk of the . Of Cartier. Notice although our St. Boniface Plant is not flooded we Are temporarily closed due to flood threat. In the meantime our personnel trucks Are engaged in Dike work evacuations. We have arranged to have All orders filled during this com urgency. Our office is open during usual nastiness hours is prepared to attend to ail enquiries. Martin paper products Ltd. Winnipeg Calgary phone 204871 St. Boniface is survived of Edmon the Winnipeg general born in England mrs. Came to Canada 53 years ago. On Jan. 25, or. mrs. Hancock celebrated their 60th anniversary. She was a member Rosedale United Church. Besides her band. Mrs. Hancock by two sons Herbert ton Leslie of Winnipeg daughters mrs. May Wilson mrs. Howard Smith of Winnipeg 16 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren. The funeral ser vice will be held at 1.30 . Mon Day in the Clark Leatherdale funeral Home burial will Brookside cemetery Rev. Mcfarlane will officiate. John Stefanick requiem mass for John Nick of Hux Garv quits . Budapest May 20 Cap Hungary withdrew Friday from the world health . 4osiah John Max ice word has been received of the death sunday at his Home in Toronto of Josiah John Millidge. Or. Millidge is survived by his widow the former Sedie Elsie Frank a son John Ainslie Millidge of Tillsonburg ont. The funeral service was held tuesday in the Chapel of the Turner Porter funeral Home burial was in Park Lawn cemetery Tor onto. Robert. James Cameron Stonewall Fune ral service for Robert James Cameron 77, who died thursday at his Home Here will be held in the United Church at 2.30 . Cd monday. Burial will be in the local cemetery. Holloway Langtry in Minera Home is in charge of arrangements. Or. Cameron is survived by his widow Ida. Mrs. James Colvin the funeral service for mrs. Ethelbert Man., will be Sung at 9 . Monday in St. Andrew s greek Catholic Euclid Jarvis. Or. Stefaniuk died May 13, 1950, at the Winni Peg general Hospital. Funeral arrangements Are being made by Kerr s chapels internment will be in the All saints cemetery. Sirs. Woodworth the funeral service for mrs. Emma Woodworth 81, of Sprague Street who ced saturday in the Winnipeg general Hospital will be held at 1.15 . Monday in Mordue Brothers funeral Home. Burial will be in the family plot. Riverside cemetery. Grace Colvin Colvin of 32 73, widow of James Royal York apart ments who died Friday at the Home of her daughter mrs. Alex Watt of red Lake ont., be held at 4 . Monday in the a. B. Gardiner funeral Home. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. Albert s. Kex Edy Toronto May 20 up Bert s. Kennedy 68, Active in the insurance business for Many years died at his Home Here Friday. He had lived for some time in Winni Peg port Arthur. Surviving Are his widow two sons. Tuesday partnership a Reemer continual source properly drawn Are of difficulty. I wartime prices Trade Board. He trusted did not have a lawyer i nose articles Are on actual occurrences but All names Are fictitious. Consult your lawyer Manitoba bar association Al ;