Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 25, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday August 25, 1952 entries up 80 per cent at Charleswood show entries were up More than 80 per cent. 680 against last year s at the annual Charleswood which concluded saturday 379 fair night at the Roblin Park Community Hall. The number of exhibits Rose from last year s 48 to 78, j. G. Patter son Secretary reported. This year for the first time the fair was a joint project. While Flower and vegetable lovers Dis played the results of their efforts in the Community Hall games and sports were conducted by the curl ing club on the grounds outside. A dance saturday night wound up the two Day event. Results were cd Flowers asters mrs. J. Hookway. Mrs. A c a oods. Mrs. C. Potter. Carnations mrs. C. Chile to mrs. C. Cinekia mrs. G. L. Perrault mrs. C. Parkin. . 2nd Fri. E. A. Webber Cosmos. Mrs. H. Dykes h. Young mrs. C. Parkin. Dahlia. Mrs. C. Potter mrs. T. E Coy mrs. J. Hookway. Basket dahlias w. Jones mrs. A. Turner. Darla. Dwarf mrs. M Fuller mrs r Olnick Dianthus mrs. R. Olnick mrs. R. Chis Ett. Larkspur mrs j. White mrs. R. Chis i Vatera. Mrs. C. Parker. True Economy braces milk Glo bread real help for your itching piles or no Cost if hem roid an internal pile treat ment does not quickly ease the itching soreness and burning pain of your piles it costs you nothing. Get a package of Hern roid at any drug store and use As directed annuals collection Fri. It. Chile to mrs. J. Hookway. Marigolds Large my. Z. Kasper b. Young. C. Brooks. Marigolds mall mrs. J. Whip mrs c. Parkin. My. M. Fuller. Cleome in. R. Chislett w. C. Moody. Laitur Plumi. Fri. M. Fuller Fri. M. Tylko in. E. A. Webber. Paid ii in. L. H. Mayer in. E. A. Webber. Petunias Small mrs. E. A. Webber mrs. M. Vialou e. Kasper. Petunias Large w. Reynolds mrs. A Kerr mrs. G. Schwartz. Perre Nials collection mrs. Chislett. Snapdragons mrs. C. Parkin mrs. J. A Hoath. Gall Ardla. Mrs. W. T. Jones. Salpi glosses. V. Reynolds. Stocks. Mrs. E. Webber. Scab Losa w. C. Wood. J. Hookway. Sweet peas g. Schwartz e. Kasper. W. C. Woods. Zinnias Large a. Turner e. S. Reeves w. G. Moody. Zinnias e. Hawkins j. White. Zinnias Basket c. Parkin. R. Chislett. Table Centre. C. Parkin. T. Mcconnell a. P. Kerr. Annuals collection 1. S. White a. H. Dykes. Calendula r. Olnick a. H. Dykes c. Brooks. Sweet Sultan w. Jones r. Olnick. Lilies any variety c. Parkin e. S. Reeves. Mixed bouquet c. Parkin j. Hookway. Corsage mrs. E. Kasper m. Fuller. , c. Parkin r. Chislett. Verbena a. Geiger. Asters w. C. Wood. E. A. Webber. Dahlia. Mrs. L. Hamill. Dahlia mrs. L. Hamill. Dahlia Basket. E. Kasper. Pan secs mrs. E. A. Webber. Petunias Small mrs. E. Hawkins. Petunias Large mrs. J. White mrs. E. A. Webber. Roses one Bloom. Mrs. E. , mrs. J. S. Mccullough. Roses two blooms mrs. M. Fuller. Mrs. E. Hawkins. Roses one Hud. Mrs. M. Fuller mrs. E. Hawkins. A. Geiger. Roses table Centre. Mrs. M. Fuller. Sweet peas White. Mrs. E. Kasper Sidy three spikes Kasper h. Young p. Cassidy. House plants asparagus Plu Mosis mrs. M. Val our Sprengert mrs. J. Reynolds mrs. E. A. Webber. Begonia mrs. E. A. Webber. Coleus Betty Johnson. In. E. A. Web Ber. Molus. Fri. E. A. Webber. Geranium. Mrs. E. A. Webber. African Violet in. A. H. Helmes mrs. G. L. Perrault e. S. Reeves. House Plant display in. E. A. Webber in. E. Kasper. Vegetables yell Oil Beans w. Lamer m. Tylko we. Moddy. Green Beans a. Kerr h. Ogles g. Schwartz. Broad Beans g. Olson a. H. Dykes e. Hawkins. Beana named variety h. Oles a. H. Dykes. Ceu. W. Lamer d. C. Willey e. Hawkins beets Parl a. Brussels sprouts Hawkins. Broccoli g. Olson. W. G. Patterson. Cabbage Savoy g. Olson. C. Parkin. Cabbage red r. Chislett j. White m. Tylko. Cabbage conical. G. Schwartz. Carrots Large c. Parkin. R. E. Brooks. Carrots medium d. Aiken a Larner d. Willey. Carrots Short. C. Parkin. Cauliflower g. Olson r. Chislett j. Hoath. Celery. Xiv. G. Moody. Citron w. G. Moody. Corn yellow. J. E. Hoath r. Borland. A. P. Kerr Preston. Cucumbers a. L. James w. G. Patterson pickling cucumbers g. Schwartz r. Olnick l. James. Gherkins g. Schwartz. J. L. James. Garlic e. Kasper l. James. Kale r. Chislett. A. H. Dykes. Lettuce a. H. Heal. E. Hawkins. Onions yellow a Hookway. J. E. Hoath Larner Spanish a. H. Dykes j. Hookway l. James pickling h. Chislett l. James e. Hawkins. Parsnips j. Hoath. Potatoes White e. Hawkins j. White red. Mrs. Joan Perks. A. H. Helmes. W. Wood White named White de named variety. A. Kerr netted Gem mrs. J. Hoath. Mrs. W. C. Wood Cream mrs l. James mrs. R. Holloway Blue mrs. J Hoath. Mrs. E. A. Webber Crim son mrs. W. C. Wood. Mrs. E. A. Web Ber mrs. C. Parkin Pink. Mrs. J. Hoath mrs. W. C. Wood. Mrs. E. A. Webber purple. Mrs. W. C Wood mauve. Mrs. E. Webber mrs. J. Hoath mrs. J. White decorated Basket. Mrs. W. G. Moody mrs. M. Fuller mrs. R. Chislett. Gladiolus White. A. Geiger. Mrs. E. Kasper j. Lejeune yellow. H. Young e. Kasper Pink a. Geiger e. Kasper j. La june Rose. A. Geiger h. Young. J. S. Mccullough red. H. Young mauve. Kasper. J. Lejeune ruffled a. Geiger to any variety. This s Coupon is w us i m i would like a free Home demonstration of the new cannister vacuum illustrated below. City phone state vacuum store of Canada limited 400 new Hargrave 365 Hargrave St. Just North of Eaton s with Spray attachment for the lint 10 orders. 7 attachments Page 7 Reynolds j. White a. H. Heal. Peas Long. P. Cassidy. H. Keir r. Brooks medium. G. Olson h. White w. Patterson Small a. H. Dykes a. Perks. Pumpkin mrs. G. Atkinson x. L. Pres on. Peppers Green j. Hookway r. Hollo Vay. C. Parkin. Rhubarb c. Parkin. A. H. Heal j. H. Tat cart. Swiss Chard l. James d. C. Willey a. Kerr. Tomatoes red. J. Hookway j. E. Hoath. C. Potter Green. J. White. R. A. Bor and. T. E. Coy Small a. Hookway. R. Chislett. , swede. R. Chislett j. G. Patter son mrs. G. Atkinson White j. E. Hoath t. White. Vegetable marrow r. Chislett p. Cas lady. Herta. A. H. Dykes. Kohlrabi. A. H. Dykes j. G. Patterson. Fruit cultivated plate j. H. Cathcart h. Ogles. E. S. Reeves. Apples Standard. E. S. Reeves. Crab apples Dolga w. G. Moody j. Look Way. H. Osles any variety. J. Hook Vay j. H. Cathcart a. E. Brooks. Plums f. Searles a h. Cathcart h. Ogles. Raspberries. J. G. Patterson. H. Ogles. Strawberries j. Hoath l. James r. Borland. Domestic manufacture marmalade. Mrs. E. Hawkins mrs. W. C. Woods mrs. J. Hookway. Rhubarb Jam mrs. E. Hawkins mrs. Hookway. Mrs. H. Keir. Fruit Jelly. Mrs. E. Hawkins. Mrs. C. Schwartz. Jam. Two varieties mrs. A. Kerr. Mrs. A. Hookway mrs. E. Hawkins. I canned fruit mrs. J. Hookway mrs. A. Kerr. Mrs. G. Atkinson. Canned peas. Mrs. J. Hookway mrs. A. Kerr. Mrs. G. Sheldrake. Canned tomatoes mrs. G. Sheldrake. Mrs. A. Kerr. Canned Beans. Mrs. G. Sheldrake mrs. G. L. Perrault a. Kerr. Canned vegetables mrs. R. Olnick mrs. G. Perraut. Pickles. Mrs. A. Kerr. Bread White or Brown. Mrs. R. Olnick mrs. L. Moyer whole wheat mrs. D. L. Aiken. Mrs. X. Preston. Sponge cake mrs. A. Vialou mrs. L. Mayer. Mrs. T. Green. Apple pie. Mrs. O. Rudolph. Mrs. Per Rault mrs. Vialou. Pumpkin pie. Mrs. O. Rudolph. Raisin pie. Mrs. M. Vialou mrs. A. Kerr. Mrs. O. Rudolph. Jelly Roll mrs. O. Rudolph. Mrs. G. Sheldrake. Muffins mrs. O. Rudolph mrs. A. Via Loux. Mrs. A. Kerr. Lemon tarts mrs. A. Vialou mrs. G. Sheldrake. Cookies. Mrs. A. Vialou mrs. G. Schwarc. Mrs. A. Kerr. Sultana loaf. Mrs. C. Wood mrs. J. Hookway. Mrs. E. A. Webber. Candy Cream. Mrs. R. A. Borland dark. Mrs. A. Vialou d. L. Alkon. Special magic baking powder cake. Mrs. T j. Green. Mrs. A. Kerr. Special Blue ribbon Tea biscuit. Mrs. H. Keir mrs. W. G. Moody mrs. G. Schwartz. Mrs. G. Atkinson. skct1on primary display. Janice Anderson mar Lon Olmack. Jennifer Jackson. Junior display. Bobby Schwartz. Bobby Birch. Georgina Taylor. Individual marigolds Sheila Laxdal. B. Schwartz. C. Chislett. Zinnias. G. Taylor to. Jackson s. Lax Bachelor buttons. C. Chislett b. Schwartz g. Taylor beets. B. Schwartz. G. Taylor. D. Jackson Beans. C. Chis Lett. S. . B. Schwartz carrots t. Bailey e. Taylor. ,1. Jackson. The inter school Competition judged on the basis of Complete gardens was won by Charleswood school. Scores were Charleswood. 1.003 Chapman. 949. Home grounds Competition 1. N. B. . E. S. Reeves. J. S. Mccullough. Novice class Home grounds. 1. A. Adams. 1, m. W. Larcombe 3. G. A. Olson. 4. F. Laskosky. Cathcart cup for Competition in Roblin Park. A. Geiger. Billy s act Seta crowd on fire his pants too grand Junction Colo. Cap a backyard circus wound up with a grand finale that could t have been moire Picc tabular had it been planned by p. T. Barnum him self1. Ringmaster 11-year-old Billy Davis came tumbling out of a tree House 15 feet above the Heads of his audience with his pants on fire7 Billy said later he and three of his promoters had planned a flaming Torch act to end the show. Their equipment was a Jar of gasoline and a match. Billy did t get Hurt and no body minded the unplanned act. After All the fire department showed up with full sirens to put out the flames in the Jar. Rats die by thousands Portage la Prairie Spe Cial Between three and four thousand rats at Portage City dump died last week during the annual control program carried out by the department of Public works assisted by the Portage health unit. C. E. Mcewan sanitary inspector de scribed the City dump As a teeming mass of rats and urged an All out extermination drive on rats both at the dump and in the City. Scoutmaster 2 boys rescued from Cave Wales boy scouts and their injured scout master trapped in a Mountain Limestone Cave were dragged alive to safety today by rescuers who hacked their Way through a nine foot Wall of boulders All three were taken to Hospital. A police officer said they appeared in reasonably Good Only scoutmaster Jim Case 40, was believed in serious condition. His legs were crushed when four tons of Rock gave Way to Cut off the Tail end of a nine Man scout ing party exploring the Cave yesterday. Ukrainians in show the concert party of the Ukrain Ian Canadian veterans Branch 141, Canadian legion will stage a show at 8 . Thursday at Mcgregor armouries Mcgregor Street and Machray Avenue in connection with the program sponsored by the North Branch of the . After the ukrainian presentation the Northern twisters of the North Branch of the . Will stage a Square dance with various City clubs participating. At the same time the North Winnipeg y s men club and Branch 141 Canadian leg Ion will be hosts to a group of lads from the Knowles school for boys. In 1952 Canada produced Allons of Maple products or 50 per cent More than the 1951 output. Berns Tedis bump Shrewsbury England entering a local tobacconist s store i new York sales manager Arthur Bernstein 88, bumped into a Man Oming out. It was his 60-year-old brother John whom he had t seen or 50 years. John was Over from Chicago. Anxious moments London three hours a pokers watched a four engined Airliner Circle the Field with 57 passengers aboard at London air Ort. The plane had developed under Carriage trouble and had to be up fuel before making an Emer a ency Landing. The first parliament of the Vic is was established in 930 Domestic fuel order jew from your dealer wanted shoe sales representative to cover Manitoba and Saskatchewan for Hohu Factuar 1912, in4 High Cricri Iii i whom mint Nunt non req Virtu Ctm Mumn my who into can Mil Quality and Vaiuli to Iii Arnicy Fetn an outstand inc Ippert Unity. Reply Box no. 1633 Winnipeg free press. 1 year guarantee 30 Day part warranty phone 92341 write in come in phone in Rev. Sheppard to address youth rally Wadena sask., special an youth rally ii will be held in the Wadena legion Hall thursday. Speaker is Rev. Art Sheppard. A Roung minister who has travelled in. 16 countries in two recent Tours of Europe. Or. Sheppard is an internationally known youth Evange list and has promised a Spuccia children s feature for the meeting the Wadena rally is being sponsored by the protestant churches and has been supported by religious groups in the towns of Lampard Jansen Leroyn Drake Nokomis Govan Pun Nichy Bulyea Strasbourg Wishart Wadena Anc Wynyard. Evenings phone 74 2156 403 new Hargrave 365 Hargrave St. One Feck North of Eaton s Farmers shoot Booby trap hungry bears fort Frances ont., Spe Cial bears have been preying on sheep and Young cattle on farms West of Here. One Farmer in the Black Hawk Region is reported to have lost 16 sheep to marauding bears. Collum Mcleod devised an ingenious trap for a Bear which had slain a calf on his farm near Lavallee. Placing the remains of the calf in a barrel open at both ends he fastened a loaded Rifle pointed at the Entrance with a trigger attached to the meat a 440-Pound was shot the same night when it re turned to drag the meat out of the barrel. Eugene Parent whose farm is just East of Lavellee thursday night shot a Young Bear which with its Mother was foraging near his Home. He also wounded the adult Bear and is organizing a party to assist him in tracking it Down. Herman Heisler who farms North of Emo shot three bears which killed one of his calves recently. The average monthly rent of dwellings Over All Canada in 1991 i was about i. 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