Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 30, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday. May 30, 195? Page 13 y song dance and juggling win applause the North Branch of the . Presented a sparkling concer at the pros Vita Hall thursday night. The show opened with a rollicking number by accordionist Harlan a Saywell Janice Mayer Carl Kubow and Kas Siwik which set the Pace for the evening. Th-3 Scarlet and Gold Clad entertainers then played the Trieste overture which received Hearty applause and they later appeared in a Gay nineties number. Joyce Clarke a Winnipeg vocalist who has been singing in Chi Cago Minneapolis and other Amer ican cities for Throe years added a touch of sophistication to the pro gramme with her renditions of three popular numbers. Bill la suck and seven year old Bonnie Lynn pcs scr enthralled the spectators with a Novelty juggling and balancing act. The Topper ettes. Lilith Holland Janet and Pat Devlin. Doreen men bios and Grace Clint made up a chorus line that received a Rous ing round of applause. In. The colourful costume of a Spanish dancer Lila Holland danced and played the fist nets in rhythm. The y Junior gym club put on a precision tumbling and balancing act. Also Well received were Charles Lane musician Bud Keenan Bari tone pcs Mccalmont and Barry Mccorquodale. Comedians 10-year old a Nylon Ca comin dancer and i he Siwik Trio. Tom Dickson Ai Kahlor and Kas Siwik. Fred Kent directed the show and Barry Mccorquodole was master a Clear Forest licence covers million acres Victoria. May 30. Up the a Clear development company limited has Boon granted a Forest management licence by the British Columbia government. Cellar. An affiliate of Columbia cellulose limited plans a s65.000.000 integrated Forest Industry in the Arrow lakes District of the Koote nays 300 Miles East of Vancouver. The licence covers acres of Forest lands to provide raw materials for a sulphate Mill news print Mill and sawmills to employ about 2.200 workers. Washington a hot dog Sandwich now costs 20 cents in Griffith stadium boat gets baptism of Beer As she s hauled off Sand by Beth Patterson it was not Champagne but a pint of ice cold Beer they cracked across her Bow As she finally Slid off the Sand into the water. Cheers and relieved laughter bust out from the Crew As the Glass shattered and the yellow fluid flew out. It had taken 26 sleepless hours pull the Chickama ii off the Sand at Warren s Landing. Boy is that Little Monkey in there hard. She sure got a Good Hill capt. John Hokanson lad said a few hours earlier when t looked As if she was dug in for Rood. He had had four hours sleep Cinco the Kenora put a Low line on he Chickama to pull her1 off he Shore. Throe times the steel Able had broken. Onco it slip led. Always the mosquitoes since 4 . The Clay before he ice had been running silently last into the Nelson River. Blocks if it would crowd Between the Shoreline and the Kenora s Bow ind have to be pushed out of the Ray with a Long boat Hook. The Chickama Job was one of Nany brought about by an Early re exc up on Lako Winnipeg last. October. Coming out of the Mouth of the Kelson River to Warren s Landing i Hyrc shr was to take on a final Quick Relief from arthritic pain arc you discouraged by the Day and you have had to endure Oad of freight last fall she had Eon trapped by the Early on Laught of Winter and Frozen fast in the ice. Normally when she finishes her summer Job of carrying passengers and freight be tween the Landing and Norway House she goes Home to Selkirk Slough for the Winter. Sawn from tee she was sawn out of the ice and hauled up on Shore 150-Odd Yards by a team of four horses for the Winter. When the keen Ora. Arrived at the Landing a week ago wednes Day the Crew started unloading freight As soon As the big steam boat tied up at the Dock in the Early evening. Unloading continued until Midnight. At seven the next morning they turned to re pairing two punctures in the Chic Kama s Bottom caused by the ice last fall. Then started the work of hailing her who Sand with Block and tackle and a Donkey in Igine on the main deck of the Kee Nora. At 11.20 that night the Leemora was still shuddering and creaking under the exertion of pulling the 60-ton Chickama off the Shore. Son of a capt. Hokanson grinned As he hustled Down the corridor to Coffee rolling a the Crew of the Kenora work hour after hour to haul the 60-ton Chickama off the Shore at Warren s Landing. Pullets up by a team of horses last fall when the sudden freeze up taught her Aua from Home base at Selkirk she stayed in the Sand All Ilas the Oniu a pain made you it Al cigarette. Said Jio Pelss and lick Persis then Here is Good his Oksu Odish father. Cant. Fred of such sufferers a Fimi r on who Trio Lassins. Wearisome arthritic. Rheumatic Hokanson. First on me Crip i t Urt Tri in in ii Shlos t fit i Vijh Ulm Lih i l ik., in lieu Yuri to Lumbago. Gout the 10 men on the Job worked to a a. J harder than Dray horses without mull tit Missiti ult. U Tuitt Ujkic and find the Relief they have longed for. Over 10 million to a s were used last year. Vohy not give them a Chance to help Yoy 6sc, 41.33 at drug complaint. Turning in at Midnight of them sail he d to up at four next morning. He had re ready worked 20 hours without sleep. Tricky Job All through the night and keeper at Cox s of of and his Dorcon Sun themselves on the deck of the . Leonora. Cap. No one knew his name and he could t Tell it. Frightened tears coursing Down his Cheeks a Bandage slipping Down the Back no his neck he came on aboard at Matheson Island where i i 1 i Juni l lilt. T.1 1 to -.11. Until the next evening the work his parents had silently delivered we Fri crush continued. Because of a rapid cd rent at the River s Mouth it a a Tricky Job 10 gel the Chick Ami into the navigation Channel. Finally she was off and it was Loi Good to believe. Early next morning the Chick was on the Way to Norway House with a government Survey part of engineers aboard and a Bargi crammed with freight in Tow. He Job through the keen Ora Hradec South for Selkirk. Capt. John Hokanson had one real regret when he left Selkirk for Warren s Landing last week. He had to miss one of the Best moments in his life. His daughter Lois 25, received her degree of doctor of me Dicine from the University Manitoba two Days after the keen Ora sailed on her first trip up the Lake this season. He was proud of her. It was hard he said. Young or. Hokanson will go to Ethelberg clinic 30 Miles North East of Dauphin As resident doctor. Unhappiest passenger on if of Leonora was a Small Indian boy with Chicken pox his tiny bitten i face obscured by a Man s Tecc phone 922 951 fast. Courteous service Home hints before you paint moisture is paint s greatest enemy when moisture is kept out of exterior Woodwork and painting is done tinder proper weather conditions peeling blistering and scaling Are prevented. Pentax Seal the pores of Wood against moisture gives your paint Job a proper foundation. Moke this simple test take two pieces of the mme Wood coat one with Ped Tox and allow to dry. Now place a drop of water on each piece Antl see How Pentax keeps water out accept no substitute insist on proven Low Cost Pentax there i no for this time tested fully proven Canadian product the Best costs less u year quart gallon him to a government Field nurse on the boat and turned As silently and hurriedly away to return to the blood Voin Indian Reserve. It s All right you re going to see the said the nurse. But the boy spoke no English did not understand wept profusely clenching his hands tightly in front of him. That night he was quiet tucked in bed oblate Mission hos Pital at Berens River. The gentle Grey nuns had soothed him and would have him Well soon. Six Trees a shelf of Lime Stone pebbles awash with the Waters of Lake Winnipeg gulls an the wind this is where Joe and Dorcon Comber will spend a second summer looking after the lights at Cox s ref two Miles East of Berens is land. On lop of their dwelling House a revolving Light sends a nightly beam Oul. For 30 Miles to warn boats away from the perilous reef. Swept by wind Day in and Day out. The Island is swept by a wind so Strong it. Would tear the clothes from a Wash line Strung beyond the House. Mrs. Comber puts her Wash on a Ine on the Verandah. Last sum Mer the wind took a swipe at the Verandah stairway and pushed it off base. The House is big for two people to storeys seven rooms. The combers can Plant no Gar Den. They order All their food rom Selkirk pick it up with their capt. John Hokaj son two held in Borden Camp looting was Aga Beach ont., May 30 two civilians have been arrested and at least a dozen More charges arc pending provincial irom Neikirk pick n up Wain Unju police said thursday night in con yawl from Berens River. Food with widespread thefts of Dills come to a month equipment and materials from near make it he Camp Borden Canadian army freighting costs make it expensive. This they suffer in common with everyone on Lake Winnipeg and beyond. The wind permits ,11 of no Drift Wood so they haul their firewood my the Shore of Berens Island. Fred Comber says he gets up very morning Al 5.30 to blow out the lights. He stands for a moment and watches the fish boats coming out on the Lake. Then Back goes to bed until nine. Life on the toe is Good say the combers except towards the end of october when the Days get monotonous As they wait to leave. . Sees no sabotage in anthrax outbreak killing off cattle Washington May 30 up the United states agriculture department says it has found no Evi Dence that sabotage was involved in recent outbreaks of anthrax among livestock in previously non infected areas of the Mic Western . Anthrax one of the most destructive of animal diseases is difficult to combat because its spores can live Lor years in solids or in Vater and in the Bones and hides of infected animals. The disease strikes and poisons the blood Stream causing Quick death in most cases. Control is through destruction of infected and vaccination of others by Camp Borden Canadian army base. Al Ler raiding More than a score of Homes in this summer resort some so Miles North West of Tor onto police charged h. M. Jones and his brother in Law Charles Jessop with receiving stolen goods. Police working with officers of the army Provost corps said at least 12 More civilians will be charged. Loot stolen during the last is months will run to tens of thousands of dollars they added. More than civilians Are working on extensive construction projects in the Carnap. Both men charged Are among these workers. The thefts were uncovered when members of Provost corps became suspicious of losses shown in inventories and searched every Civi Lian and car leaving the Caine at the end of the work Day. They i seized a Large pile of loot from several cars. Police searching Homes and Gar Ages Here since the week end have recovered plumbing fixtures heavy construction supplies blankets. Boots clothing tools groceries and other goods. Asia Trade pact Tokyo May 30 Cap Tokyo newspapers report a provisional contract will toe signed in piping for in barter Trade Between Japan and communist China. The newspapers say goods Japan can Export include galvanized Iron sheets spinning machines bicycles typewriters Ammas anal vaccination of others ammonium sulphate newsprint in surroundings and Cotton . Nato urged to continue foreign policy new York May 30 Nyht Hon. Brooke Claxton minister of National defence urged Here thurs Day that the United states and the other 13. Signatories to the North Atlantic treaty continue its foreign policy on a non partisan basis to preserve the peace of the world and prevent another Worlo in a luncheon address before 350 members of the rotary club of new York or. Claxton said that it must become Normal today in our thinking and in our practice for number of our Young men to spent a year or two aboard taking their places on the bulwark of peace and the Only Way to preserve peace in the face of the aggressive Aims and acts of the communist coun tries added or. Claxton is to make it Plain thai aggression does not pay. It was for this purpose he explained that we Are building up our power.1 he predicted thai the build up planned at present would be achieved by 1954 and thai there after Only replacement would be necessary. 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