Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 27, 1953, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 8 Winnipeg free press tuesday january 1953 Csc to meet broadcasters on new curbs Board wants to discuss proposed changes informally Ottawa cup the Csc Board of governors announced Iovu has decided to defer action on revision of broadcasting regulations. Proposed changes in regulations were reviewed at a Public session Friday. The Canadian association of broadcasters representing most of Tho privately owned stations in Canada opposed Many of the pro posed changes. In its announcement the boar said it wishes to give the changes further it also wished to provide Opportunity for informal discussions with those interested on Points of word ing this was interpreted As mean ing a Small informal committee the privately Maneh stations and the Csc will be established to work on drafting of the regulations. Me of the changes proposed by the Csc would require radio stations to devote from 30 to 48 per cent of their weekly broadcast time to Canadian live or recorded programs. The . Suggested the proposal be dropped. Optometrists eyes Kensington 275 Portage ave. Cor. Smith Portage office 92-249b" phone Laboratory t 92-2497 5 c. Heads horticulturists in fort Garry c. W. Kirby was elected presi Dent of the fort Garry horticultural society at its annual meeting monday at Viscount Alexander school. Other officers elected were past president j. N. Welsh vice presi dents t. E. Babb mrs. B. Petur son Secretary treasurer j. H Plewes auditor s. K. Watson. Of the Board of directors Are mrs. R. L. Sayer or. W. J. Chere Wick h. Ramsay j. M. Benson b. Peterson mrs. James Lowe o tonn mrs. A. B. Fox n. A. Wil doughboy mrs a. B. Masson w Meredith mrs. F. Horne d hut Chison d. H. Phillips w. C. Oliv ers m. James mrs. W. Trinder w Foulds mrs. F. A. Mcnamara Anc e. T. Andersen. Or. Kirby was presented with the Mckinney trophy winning in the 40-60-foot class in the Home grounds Competition. Mrs. Harry Watson won the fort Garry Parks Board trophy for top aggregate Points. St. Norbert school won the Waugh shield. Annual reports showed a Success Ful year with a total of 260 Mem Bers. At the annual show 785 exhibits were displayed and 46 entries were received in the Home grounds Competition. After reports were presented g. S. Reycraft of the Winnipeg horticultural society presented several gardening films. Past chief s jewel past chief Wallace r. Munroe was presented with his past chief s jewel by o. W. Bull at a meeting in Scott memorial Hall of Rob Roy Camp 42, sons of Scotland Bene Volent association. Officers elected deluded senior guard mrs. John Watson sick convener mrs. V. Executive mrs. James mrs. Stewart d. Ferguson miss Marjory Briggs mrs Irene miss Helen Mary Davidson John Watson Kitchen Virs. William Fleming mrs. Silas Edwards press miss Helen Mary Davidson. O marking another year of service continuous expansion of service to old and new policy owners is reflected in the 1952 statement of the Continental life insurance company. Over policies for i total amount of almost Are now owned in this company by canadians the average policy being new policies for a total amount of Over of Protection were placed in Force daring the Jear be average new policy being policy owners and beneficiaries received benefits from the company in 1952 totalling under policies maturing by death or As endowments the average amount of claim was the sound development of the company is being accelerated to give the Best possible service to present and prospective policy owners. Continental life insurance company an a Canadian established 1899 h. M. Heffner . 313-19 bug., 265 Porto. Wort pit 0 u a a Here Are four generations beginning with mrs. N. 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Come in today or tomorrow and see a Thomas specialist at the free clinic. Decide right now Kcf save your hair prevent baldness and let Florence help you. Scalp examination and advice is free a j 32 years of Success by Frank Morriss the actors Guild tackled Emlyn Williams crime melodrama night must fall at the playhouse theatre monday night under the auspices of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. It was in Many respects a Slick thoroughly rehearsed production but one which either glossed Over Many of the possibilities of the play or blunted them with mechanical interpretation. Night must fall is not a Good play but it is a cleverly written one. On too close examination it roves to be absurdly transparent. Experienced players mindful of his will conceal it with technical Sleights of hand. There were times on monday night when the tension aught hold but on others the per orders were left with author Emlyn Williams Bald script in their hands. Tempo takes toll the Pace was a fast one so fast As a matter of fact that there was not nearly enough use made of significant pauses and the development of atmospheric detail. The Tempo too and the dropping of voices at the end of key lines resulted in some i audibility and Jie prologue which sets the grim mood of the Story was omitted. Admittedly the play is a shallow one which is showing its age but this is All the More cause for imaginative direction. Helen Winston who plays the Central role of mrs. Bramson in whose Forest Bungalow the play takes place is a Good actress. But monday night she was skimming Over the part. Mrs. Bramson was a self centred Strong minded Petu Lent old horror who Well deserved to be strangled with a Pillow. In miss Winston s Conception she was too much the old dear and she did t dominate scenes As she should. Mechanical Niece Peggy Green As Olivia her repressed Niece fascinated by a murderer was almost completely mechanical particularly in the last act. It is a mistake for a director to try to take a leading role at the same time and mrs Green had too much on her hands. The principal role of Danny the murderer often had a Clever performance from Bernard Behrens but it is a terrifically difficult part for any but a very experienced actor. Danny must have Charm shyness and even when he is at his most relaxed there must be the undercurrent of mental disorder. His performance was too uneven. Closer acquaintance with the part will enable him to see More of its possibilities. Quite the Best performance of the evening came from mrs. Robert Tarman As mrs. Terence the Cook. This was a performance full of the right flavor. Mrs. Tarman has the wonderful asset of making a line sound completely Impromptu and giving a comic inflection just the right timing. She was followed in order of excellence by Des Kearney who gave an incisive performance of the police inspector better left out Arch Mcdonell did Well As Hubert the matter of fact suitor but he was trying for a Crisp English accent and it did not come off. When in doubt about an accent it is better to leave it out. Brydon found the role of Dora the Slatterly maid beyond her capacities. Beth Ferguson was competent As a nurse. The play will be repeated tues Day night and later on will be entered in the Manitoba regional tests of the Dominion drama festival. 10 Minnedosa co oops form new Council Minnedosa Man. Representatives of 10 Minnedosa co operatives met Here Friday night to reorganize the old Minne Dosa co operative coordinating Council and to plan for a Community conference Here feb. 9. District Farmer Donald a. Mcnabb was elected chairman of the provisional Board and the organization was renamed the Minne Dosa Coop Council. Others elected to the Board in clude vice president John Walton Bass Wood Don Meadows Rose Neath Secretary treasurer and directors Allan Ross Cameron District Ross Campbell Bethany Dick Crawley Ron Harland Moore Park Herb bed dome Minnedosa. The Board set up advertising and program committees for the feb. 9 conference. The conference is one of 44 which will be sponsored through the pro Vince by the Manitoba federation of agriculture and co operation under the sponsorship of local co operative boards. In Minnedosa the conference in the legion Hall will consist of lectures by recognized authorities and discussions. Subjects will include the United nations and current affairs principles of co operation technical agriculture larger school areas and a safety program. _ loan goes to India Valley project Washington International Bank for reconstruction and development announced monday a loan of for development in the Damodar River Valley of India. It is the second development loan for the Valley each of them cover ing several individual projects. The previous loan granted in april 1950, was for Field flumes . I Observance of the 35th anniversary of the building of the ukrainian labor Temple in Winnipeg and the association of United ukrainian canadians in Canada with a suitable cultural festival. Other officers elected Are an Drew Bileski vice president Michael Mokry general Secretary Emanuel Michaliuk recording Sec Anne Semenoff Assis Tant recording Secretary Anthony Bilecki mrs. Mary Kardash and Constantin Kostaniuk members of the provincial executive commit tee. An additional 27 members were also elected to the enlarged provincial committee. It. Rev. H. D. Martin Bishop of Saskatchewan for Mer Rector of St. George s anglican Church in Winnipeg Nuvill be guest speaker at the men s Canadian club luncheon at the Royal Alexandra hotel at 12.30 . Wednesday. By shop Martin s subject will be Canada s North country. United ukrainian canadians elect Myron Kostaniuk Myron Kostaniuk was re elected president of the Manitoba Section of the association of United ukrainian canadians at the seventh provincial convention held this week end in the ukrainian labor Temple. Close to 200 delegates represent ing 32 Manitoba districts attended the convention. Plans for summer activities approved by the meeting include an extensive tour of the pro Vince with at least two concert groups. A tour through the province with the film Taras produced in the Ukraine. Summer schools of ukrainian language and music to be held in at least the following pleasant Home Komano Chat Nam Mfuat Muhme 74-s4si haul Ifni Fuh. Pome 74-s43i colds threaten your efficiency headache and uneasy stomach often signal the coming of a Colb that s when you should help acidity with fast acting Bromo Seltzer. Relieve uneasy stomach headache pain anytime with Bromo Seltzer. Try Bromo Seltzer 19-1 not a laxative Thomas Clover Dale United elects Aubrey Peel recording Steward the annual meeting of the Ted Churuti at Cloverdale Man., elected the following officers be cording Steward Aubrey Peel Church treasurer Norman Moar session clerk Hunter Mcrae film Board Robert land and Rev. W. Crane elders Hunter Mcrae mrs. Orton Linklater a. Moar John Linklater and mrs. Walter Dewar Board of stewards Osborne Grieve Norman Moar Howard Morrison Howard Moar William Mcrae Aubrey Peel and Lawrence Linklater Board of trus tees Mcrae William gloss Tori William Linklater and Walter Dewar or. Crane presided. All reports showed the Church to be in Good standing. Ontario and Quebec account for 94 per cent of production in can Ada s aircraft and stainless steel is steel that does t stain. Most metals turn dark when acids or chemicals touch them. Even in the turns dark Copper roofs turn Green Iron gets red with rust. 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