Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 8, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba For Lakier pastry Winnipeg free press by Carrier in Winnipeg 30c per week Home baked fun Volt its Best Bryce s Kitchen Star bread Winnipeg saturday november 8, 1952 week end edition with comics City building goes Over 1951 . Evangelists in city824 Homes to hold 2-week session included Rev. And mrs. Templeton set first meeting sunday Rev. And mrs. Charles e. Temple Lon. Evangelists from Illinois arrived in Winnipeg Friday morning to Eon duet a two week series of meetings in the City. First meeting will be held at the civic auditorium sunday at 9 . The Templeton Mission will then move to Grace Church for four Days where the overflow if Neces sary will be handled at holy Trinity Church. Saturday tin Mission moves bade to the auditorium and will remain there until nov. The nov. 21 meeting he held All Grace Hui cd. And concluding spa Sions m the auditorium nov. 22, am 2. X noon meetings addition to evening j noon Day tin clings will he held at Grace Church Mondavi through Friday for both weeks. J mrs. Templeton will assist her husband As soloist in plans value of construction passes million permits Winnipeg ers have taken out buil Ding permits for s17.592.7000 Worth i iof so far this year-1 beating last year s figure by a1 Good j permits issued up to Friday by the City engineering department were fur work on buildings As compared to 2.s120 structures on the permit books for the same per Iod in 1951. Homes already built under Eon sturlion or in the blueprint stage numbered 82-4 and their total Vai us estimated at last year at the same time permits had been taken out for 7-13 dwellings Worth so 173.000 in All. Among larger value permits iss i used this week was one to h. Sigurdson for a apartment i Block of eight suites at. 860 Here c k for r Nis Ohice. His task or. And mrs. Templeton have just concluded a series of meetings in Regina. Where the crowds were i presides Over Winnipeg s juvenile and family court is pictured Large thl sessions had to Rathe tha of. Families come before him. Or. Templeton said that at re people took their Early As the Middle of at. The services and mass choirs Rev c. B Templeton various Winnipeg churches to ensure themselves of seats Avenue. Also help Lead the song services land Many Harl to he turned away.1 last year construction in Winnipeg for the full season totalled although 1950 was the City s heaviest building season. During that period buildings were erected at a Cost of 1 lets7 forget past troubled boy finds p he s among friends j by Chandler second of a series a Sulin faced boy stood in the court room and waited for the de agreed. Later bilk mess face of the Bov a. 11 deserves try ii ii Attr i ii places Asir a org. F the y s 100. Other Peak years were ties of the probation officer is to twisted t h e s o hat the juvenile attends he cried "1 Hurc i sunday school. About vision Don 1 led leave me 60 per cent of the boys and girls n i i an take care of Ere have had no religious up the Man they called a Proba sure. the Man answer or. Chmielewski said Holh Rah j0l1kd r 11 Eui want it look to n Venile who has judge that this boy. John. 16. Had Friend. Forget the past no religious training and is truant lost his parents when he was two Uva e tog her on ii of school. He s the irs the old. He had been you a future. You Veol to and out of Foster Homes and inst c Tut ions and was a Ward of t h a Nln secondly the juvenile is enc our children s Aid. he y. He id. Was an Eay mix 1 for to work in what a entering. K Onn a a and let1 boy n perpetual probationer Man recommended Torric a a Rothes he want because he would t stay off the hat he could help n suspiciously streets and out of trouble. The pro lat he he put on two n 1" s i nyint Balim Fric i Iriart Means pal cd at his of raved jacket clubs the better or develop an trouble. The police brought him to and said he did t have and interest in handicrafts or other the juvenile court. It to go to work in hobbies. Necessary to charge him with re committing a delinquency t y n the Man or Chmielewski recalled one breaking and entering. Wholesale and let1 boy n perpetual probationer then the m the judge in Bov and that he he put on years probation. They june a the Man said with in has Pou or to get him interest i family allowance Cheque d something at Home when and mini a we will loan you from his who both worked a a or Rake crib Little time for him. Then the mar saw tears in the finally the determined officer ryes and the first smile struck it. He suggested raising and he knew Trie toughest part of boy took to it. Built his Job was l in n i Back Yard and after this was Only one Rase in the Awni e you you Len l Chase him is years work of Jules Chmiel from Lohosf canines crop Ding citizens Winnipeg s dug population appeals to increase roughly twice As fast As people Accord ing to census reports and the City licence department. But if you can build a bet Ter Kennel your Best Market is South of the Border. An american source has Dis closed that . Canines have multiplied by per cent in the past 30 years while there Are Only about 50 per cent More americans. Whereas in Winnipeg people increased by about 35 per cent and by 66 per cent since fur some reason dogs were More plentiful in im3. With a total of h.617 canines licenced. As far As the licence depart ment knows present dog population is about k.45-1. When construction totalled and 1d47, when building a permits Rose to s17.430.40u. There attempt to repeal the a drop in in membrane Day act be totalled Only by the government at. The coming with almost to a Omilli the rider and the Ridden 1 horse Power trip Bill rests Rocky balks session of the legislature. Labor is yet logo in it is possible that the minister Charles k. Greenlay said i i figure of May be f the i h eclipsed City Hall officials feel. I Toniuk we should give it a try j before talking about taking it. The statute he declared. Friday the Winnipeg chamber of Commerce announced that i would seek repeal of the Legisla Stoulil or Feltre j or. Greenlay added that he did t 1 i not mean that there eventually i might not be some changes made1 i in the act. However he recalled David Graham was elected pres i that this was the first year on ident of the South Centre Liberal i which remembrance Day had association at its annual meeting Winn speggers stared fallen on a business Day since the in the civic caledonian rink. When he Rode Down Winni act became Law. Since redistribution the new win i Peg s main Street during the morning Rush hour Friday no by Ted Byfield Bill Martsch. 20, is travel Ling from Kitchener in. South Ern Ontario to Vancouver. He is travelling on a horse. He is going by Way of Hali fax. He is doing it for a rest. He has already passed through Toronto Montreal Halifax Ottawa and port a thur in that order. He neither shaves nor does he Cut his hair. When he rides Down main streets people laugh he says but he has become accustomed to this. To intend to give it a try and Nipes South Centre constituency see How it works he con includes St. James. Eluded. I a new Constitution was adopted. I Hon. Ron. Turner provincial divorce decree granted la Ca surer was main speaker. Ami one final decree of divorce retiring president and. Cd granted by or. Justice p. Freed in court of Queen s Bench wednesday. It was granted to tile outgoing executive were ten i dered a vote of thanks. Other officers Are Nice pres. Body laughed however. Thev just stared. They were no t used to seeing bearded riders in Cowboy hats in the Dawn fog on main Street at seven o clock in the morning. Bill figures. Bill s horse is called Rock. I Daphne Monkman from waiter Monkman Rupert . Married England. April .10. 19-13. Winnipeg dents. W. D., Carai Beu. Mrs. Irocky is eight years old and Graham Wallace mrs. does not like travelling v a _ r t t Vav Tiitu a . Or a t Ron Secretary. Steni n Coe Weil assistant Secretary. To. T Church gets replica of cemetery Fowski. Senior probation officer at one Day. When or. Chi flew guests through City bigger escort than Queen got i i a a miniature veterans cemetery Winnipeg s juvenile a n d i is school he looked in modelled after the famed Minu i court. On a completely different boy lure cemetery outside Westminster Ilis present Case Load of 7f the Clas Abbey in London has been placed jul i pics includes probation pigeons. Visit will be longer by Frank Mcgregor Myrna can others treasurer w. C. Borlace Hon. President Hon. Louis St. Laurent Hon. Vice presidents Hon. Stuart s. Carson. I Hon. L. Campbell. Hon. R. I i Turner Reg. Wightman. I 1 general a. W. Johnston j. Kil i rare. W. S. Mcewen s. J. Patter i son mrs. Ii. Purton r. Rogers g. Rummery or. And mrs. K. Rus a sen Holt. L. Saunders. Mrs. J. Was sell w. H. N. Whiteheart. Don. Aird w. L. Beaton. J. F. Brown a. W. Hanks. Peebles Kelly. Alan in the Chapel of St. John the Baptist anglican Church. Fort Garry. It. Is the Only one of its kind in Canada and has been placed in the Garry Branch his Fri ends r fee rent h n a Tram and Osran he into the nor whom i Aihini on to marched out of the Grey Ontario Bush. N body saw urn Jolln la Walls of St. Vincent de Paul in Thor. Moist. B. Mceachern d. Quebec Early this week. P sr., mrs. Simpson. Dick Little e. Bridges. Mrs. A. Bell mrs getting used to it having travelling nearly Miles since last. May when Bill left Kitchener. By the time he re crosses the continent or the return trip he May oven l n Joy travelling Bill thinks. Bill and Rocky stopped at a North Blacksmith s Fri Day because Rocky needed a new set of shoes his eighth since he left Kitchener. Shoes last Rocky about 750 Miles. Bill estimates. Ail summer the pair slept j by the Roadside though Rocky objected. He likes to sleep in doors. The horse has had his Way recently. However Bill said. The two have slept in barns on extremely cold nights. Weak heart last Spring doctor.? told Bill he could do no manner of. Work because his heart was very weak. So i derided to i take it easy like Bill j Bill bet a Friend in Kitchen 1 or he would t get either a shave or a haircut until he re turned which explains Why 1 Bill from some angles is hard j to see. I As the Days grow Shorter. I Bill s hair grows longer help j ing to protect him against the j severe cold. Scorn and ridicule Don t bother Bill. In fact sometimes he gets the last laugh. At Georgetown ont. He Rode out on to the main Street and found himself in the Middle of a Parade. So i just Rode along and soon people to think i was in the Parade and cheered me. Then we came to a Fork in the Road. The Parade went one Way. I went the other. The people could t Fig ure it out. So most of them followed Bill expects to he Back in Kitchener by next Mav. That s the Only thing both ering he says. If i get Back by next May i la still have a year to kill. Looks Lik e i la have to take a tour of the Rocky shuddered. Under supervision. Juve. Come under the latter class thirdly the probation officer they loaded on a train -40 off when on weighing their offence must la Ai n he juvenile Nusso vices. Eight guards two and thei background the court with discourage older com and Cook. Finds prison Montreal. Ii 1 ,1 y a id help him to be a the convicts went to the Colono ear sentence on urn do the i inuit n let t vvjl.-.i-. U of the Canadian legion and their Appy groups h s own isl car the others in a Ratering. Naderp per f w a juvenile is charged his ahead. Poir in t1 the men Surg a by " Lih remanded while the a probation officer is the 31 River authority watches any illegal dumping feet contains Earth from the Doc delinquency. He there was no real trouble Ien year term. Campbell. Mrs. A. H. Harvey. M vey. Or. And mrs. P. Goodman mrs. Saunders Aid. Tack St. John mrs. .1. L. Mcfayden. Or. A. C. Brot m. Serving a Sev Jinan mrs. A. Keith Art shoe a a cup e Kim the j tons of Coal along the red Der we. Hawcroft or. And mrs of Earth refuse and other River Bank Between James and ii a i 11 in i i i Jjck it ii is Niu tvs a u i. J j j i v Umich go to the legion poppy land his most common decision is to probationers need a iob., somewhere Between Chalk Riv to 50 re my City Hughes John Mclellan d. Criminate dumping. New Tommis the names also entered place the Jenile on probation. " ill Stop at nothing to and Sudbury in Ontario Jean Rall a a stood a Wood a. Quin. Robert in Sudes occur of on an Honor Roll and placed in a ski out i Man Lor Joaquin and real Poirier slipped they climbed into the bus. Or mrs. Forstall. Fhe Board said that in addition Sald let would j hat on probation will mean for Paquin and real Poirier slip Book of remembrance. From lev non. The better out of a window of the Movi the Chancel of the Church s instructions Are Law to Only a temporary Home for the i a juvenile. He must report in per plot. The legion to place it Joii. Write or Telephone once As a memorial in the Church week or As often As the probation grounds at some future Date. Officers feels it. In sunday evening a legion depends on his Progress. Flat fac i Parade will be held at 7 o clock the juvenile s reports will be persons whose names Are on the checked regularly at his Home crosses will be held in special re school or office by the officer. Membrane. One of the most important do scouting holds answer to reds says Leader world scouting is one of the biggest antidotes for communism i know says r. C. Stevenson of Montreal. Habits of observation and self re Liance including loyalty and thoughtful less for others teaching them services useful to the Public. Or. Stevenson vice president of j and handicrafts useful to them the Canadian general Council. And promoting their phys me a Macmin Genera Council boy selves and promoting their phys the bu8 omit and has new scouts association was in . and spiritual develop this one said As Thev cot min Winnipeg Friday is on a test Pok fonday on a tour of Western the run Between Montreal and Winni one tried the handle on the Merg i ency and it rang a Buzzer up front in the Driver s compartment. Bus Driver. I. B. Henteleff of 15 Kiel Avenue St. Vital walked through the Blue Caps and jackets in the seats you d better leave the door he smiled. "o.k., they smiled Back. Then the police Convoy formed up motorcycles and Cruiser cars from the City police and . Hey we re getting a bigger escort than the Queen they to disgraceful conditions due to have to Supply inexpert s report dumping of Regusc along on the soils and Bank stability be. Takes on new elegance railway chefs Are gloating Over their galleys these Days. Like Mil Ady s Kitchen they re taking on time saving twists and convenient gadgets. The Canadian Pacific railway diner Ashby has been converted scout centres. Speaking at. N when the communists take Over to members of the to the bus and moved out from the run Montreal and Winni Mich on Friday City. Or. Stevenson said in an interview one of the first things they do is abolish the scout movement. What better evidence can you but in spite of the Iron said world scouting has mightily since the War. Six years ago the scout move ment was Active in 38 countries. Today there Are More than 000 scouts and cubs in 56 countries. In Canada boys Between the Ages of eight and 23 belong to scout and groups. Membership has increased by since dec Ember 1951. At no time in history said or. Stevenson has membership increased so quickly. Figures provided by j. C. Har Wood executive commissioner for i Manitoba and Northwest Ontario j show a membership for this area j totalling cubs and scouts As i of last february. Northwestern Ontario Council or Manitoba Andl Strancke Parade Iree mile this miniature veterans cemetery the Only one of its kind in Canada stands on the altar in St. John the Baptist anglican Church in fort Garry. It is similar to that which stands in Westminster Abbey in London. The fort Garry Branch of the Canadian legion constructed the cemetery its members carving out the Little crosses. Hundreds of Volunteer leaders follow Rule one of the Canadian to develop Good Citi Deputy chief scout for can the bus bps an to Fin that intensive and prolonged work through the Haze of the is necessary both in South Amer g e Ica and the near East and East Asia. Jan Pete Mary came Small at first then looming larger. Suddenly a Man began to sob tight and hard How can i spend inc bus Banks slides were occurring which the authority could give a i filled River channels reducing area available for Flowage in flood i Briggs told the authority periods. That if regulations were strictly the Rivers and streams pro i enforced in this Case Only 14.00c Terlion authority not 1, resulting Lons could be stored on the Bank from the government move in the meeting heard reports of 1950, is now the controlling waste that had been with regard to dumping and other cleaned up in several different Riv matters vitally affecting the River or Bank areas. It also found thai Banks in the Winnipeg area. Isome illegal dumping had resumed the latest meeting of the auth on Al least one other Bank where Ortity provides an idea of the Type-3 clean up had been made of problems that have been dealt i the report noted that although since its creation just by engineers is car "r0-. On from time to time minor under in All is a a Icsel Power meeting the City Hydro dumping is sometimes difficult to Plant. This makes possible Moch a special permission to store detect. Anical refrigeration a dish washing machine a Coffee maker a Tricky automatic egg boiler and a Venti lation system to keep chefs Cool even when ovens Are red hot. Cupboard space is compact and plentiful and there arc nine refrigerators and two deep freeze units. Capable of seating 48 people at a time the new diner can Cater to 150 diners each meal. Ern tip executive commissioner for can Mph declared Safe to say no on that unless the youth of the world can be taught the lessons of Good citizenship which they can be taught through the scout move ment the Outlook for our Way of life is far from the need now. He said is to develop scouting in those parts of the world where it is weak and to Range it on the Side of All those believe in family life end the free Dom at the off the Highway up the winding Hill and into the prison. Chinchillas graded firm s shares change hands a. K. Gee president of celebrity concerts Canada limited Friday announced his company has Pur chased All shades of celebrity con Cert series limited from mrs. Fred m. Gee and associates. Overturns on Slippery Street skidding in the fresh Snow while driving along Portage ave nue shortly after 3.50 . Saturday a or owned by w. H. Lindsay. 781 Wolseley Avenue overturned. Although four persons occupied the vehicle none were injured according to reports of St. James police. The Accident occurred on Portage Avenue Between Olive Street and by Mcwold Road in the Sturgeon Creek area. St. Kiwanis remembrance service a special remembrance Day program had been arranged by the kiwanis club of St. James for their weekly dinner meet ing tuesday. The meeting will be at Moore s restaurant at 5.55 . And the program will include the showing of a col lored film Vienna Art trea on a Semi annual tour to inspect Edward f. Gee has been a chinchillas for registration As pedigreed Stock Ken Whyte National Chinchilla breeders of Canada in Spector saturday graded and registered Winnipeg Stock. Later this week he will Grade Stock at other Manitoba ranches. Pointed Winnipeg manager for celebrity concerts and James Cowie assistant manager. It was announced or. A. K. Gee will visit new York in december to engage artists for the 1953-54 season. Massey passes City Enro Ute to East following an extended tour of the Dominion it. Hon. Vin cent Massey Canada s Gover nor general passed through Winnipeg Friday evening Over Canadian National lines on his return journey there was no official recep Tion and or. Massey and his party remained aboard their i special train. Cautious driving urged a warning to Winnipeg motorists to drive carefully Over the week end was issued saturday by City police. Several minor accidents occurred during the morning. One boy was knocked blown by a skidding Anto while several pedestrians slipped and Fen while crossing icy intersections. The condition of a tree make driving particularly said a top traffic official in urging motorists to proceed with caution. Menu ;