Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 12, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday. January facet storage tanks saved in Alia. Fire Moose jaw explosion Liat could have caused extensive damage in the Canadian Pacific co. Were saved from a fire that destroyed part of the Gat Plant. The storage tanks separated by a firewall from two other sections air eau troja iwo owner acc Uriu railway Yards be of the building in which Gas is Man tween Winnipeg and Ulac tured for heating and old style was averted monday when two lighting in railway coaches were huge storage tanks of Pintsch Gas in danger for More than an hour. Safeway Small meaty spare ribs Pound round Steak Blue ribbon beef 64 Pound l1bbts Tomato juice giant 48 of. Tin tins Arwood pure Strawberry Jam 48 Al. Of an impress product Skylarit-v6 of. Loaf Jyh Raisin i Kraft cheese j Whiz 33 Florida Marsh Grapefruit Large sizes main St. At Luxton Stobe open till 9 tonight Safeway deaths and funerals military funeral for traffic victim sturday in Shaughnesy military Hospital in Vancouver. He was born in Wales and came to can Ada 25 years ago. He was employed with the Winnipeg electric co. Until his retirement in 1950. He was a Veteran of the first world War having served with the Royal Shropshire regiment. Or. Harris was a member of 4he Canadian legion Branch no. 2, Brooklands and Weston. He is survived by his wife Martha four sons David Lemuel Rees and Edward three daughters mrs. T. Thomas mrs. J. G. Randall and mrs. G. Uennett 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren a sister mrs. W. Morgan and a brother William. Funeral service will be held at 2 . Friday in the first Welsh Church 439 Sherbrook Street with burial in Brookside cemetery. Rev. T. Evans will officiate. Kerr s funeral Chapel is in charge. Edwin Walter Bennett Kelly. 52, who died saturday at the family residence 1181 Sherburn Street will be buried at 10 . Wednesday following funeral ser vice in St. Edward s Church. Pray ers will be said at 8 . Tuesday at Mcgee s funeral Chapel. Or. Bennett was Horn in Wales and came to Winnipeg 41 years ago. He was a member of the general Mcnaughton Branch of the Canadian legion the brotherhood of Loco motive engineers and firemen and the fraternal order of eagles. Officiating will be Rev. O. J. Mcinerney. Burial Wilt be in Chapel Lawn memorial Garden. Lac Michael m. Cook 20, who was fatally injured in a traffic Accident Early sunday morning in St. Boniface will be buried wednesday. Requiem High mass will be Sung at 10 am. Wednesday in the holy Cross Church following prayers at 8.30 pm. Tuesday in the Desjar Din s funeral Chapel. Burial with military honors will follow in St. Boniface cemetery. Lac Cook was stationed at Moose jaw sask., and had been of leave from the air Force since dec 17. He completed his Educa Tion at St. Paul s College in Winnipeg i fore joining the Craf feb. 15, 1952. He is survived by his father and Mother or. And mrs. J. A. M. Cook of Toronto and a brother Joseph Magloire Masson 80, of Oak Lake Man. Who died at his Home Jan. 7, was buried in Oak Lake cemetery saturday Fol lowing funeral service in St. An Athanasius roman Catholic Church. Rev j. Shrieber officiated. Born in Joliet que., he came to Oak Lake with his parents in 1886 and Farmed there Ever since. He is survived by a daughter mrs. R. Marcel and six sons a d 1 a r a Emery Amedee Edward Joseph and Wilfred. All acted As pall Stark inquest exonerates truck Driver a Coroner s jury monday night ruled As accidental the death of Thomas a. Stark 50, of ,385 River Road St. Vital and completely exonerated the Driver of a truck which collided with the victim. Cause of death was multiple in juries and numerous fractures to the left Side the jury s verdict said. Or. Stark died in misery Cordia Hospital about 3.45 . Dec. 24, shortly after collided with the truck on no. 1 Highway three Miles East of heading Ley. Driver of the truck Garfield of Christmas of Douglas Man., sold or. Stark was standing at the rear of his car which was standing on the North shoulder of the High Way As the truck approached headed West toward Brandon. A passenger Ernest a. Davies of Hartney Man., said that As the Ruck Drew alongside the victim seemed to lose his balance and Taj Ger toward the vehicle. Fellow employees of or. Stark a night worker testified that he had been drinking at a pre Christ Mas party after his work shift. Melvin Bowling 206 Montgomery Avenue at whose Home the party was held said or. Stark intended to drive to Brandon that Day to visit his parents. Key to Public relations seen As bigness of heart bearers. Mrs. Isabella phase 67, of Oakwood apartments who died saturday at her Home was buried tuesday afternoon in Brookside cemetery following funeral ser vice in Mordue Bros funeral Cha Pel. Rev. George Marshall officiated. Born in Inverness Scotland she came to Canada 47 years ago. Surviving Are her husband Mur Doch Gordon Fraser two sons Ian William and Glen Mackay a grandson and two Brothers Rev. John g. Bitcon and Thomas. Mrs. Fraser was a member of Riverview United Church and had lived in Glenella Man., for 25 years. She came to Winnipeg in 1936. Miss Alice Louisa Olivia Fife 67, of Kenora ont., died suddenly at her Home sunday. Born in Hastings ont., she came to Kenora in 1898. She was an Active member of the woman s missionary society being a life member. She is sur Vived by a sister mrs. Mary Emer son and a brother col. Aston t. Fife. Funeral service will be held wednesday with burial in Lake of the Woods cemetery. Mrs. Matilda Winegratsky 68, of 399 Kennedy Street who died Jan. 9 in Victoria hos Pital was buried sunday in Bani sask. Physicist to speak or. B. W. Currie head of the department of physics at univer sity of Saskatchewan will be guest speaker at wednesday s meeting of the Winnipeg Centre of the Royal astronomical society of Canada. Wednesday at 3.30 . He will address a meeting of the University of Manitoba physics department and at 8.15 . Address the astronomical society in theatre a Broadway building. St. Boniface kiwan1s St. Boniface kiwanis club Wil hold a luncheon at 12.15 . In the fort Garry hotel. Or. Pau l Heureux director of St. Boni face Hospital will speak on the cobol bomb. Good Public relations Are a matter of bigness of heart and Outlook. This is what Charles Watson of Toronto vice president in charge of Public relations Lor o Keef s brewing co., told the sales and advertising club of Winnipeg monday. All definitions of Public re lations add up to one he said. The letter you did t write when you were mad. The Nice letter you wrote the miser Able so and so the nest Day after you d regained your sense of humor. Public relations is the most important single component in business or the professions to Day. It is incredible to me that folks who Are wonderfully smart in research manufacturing management and accounting can be guilty of the most unintelligent Public relations. The history of Commerce bristles with examples of com _ panics and people who have committed business suicide by being bad neighbors. They earned the rebuke and enmity of people around them because they wanted to take every thing they could out of the Community and leave nothing behind but wages. Ensuring employees Security and peace of mind was the key to Good relations with or. Watson said. Insecurity still haunts Mil Lions. The tear of sickness and old age clutches the hearts of too Many people. Good Public relations starts with Good private relations. For Good Public relations business and professional Lead ers should be part of the Community they live in. They should work for the Community Chest and the Hospital. They should run the children s foot Ball and baseball teams. They should take a Good dive into the Community swimming Pool. That s How they will discharge this duty of or. Watson said. Bronchial asthma do you gup Vic us fight or breath you can t Tel proper sleep ten Pictou t Raz Mah Cap Mem hip you to Tutty relieved of when inf and they loosen tight packed phlegm bronchial to it cob i away Niilre. Up and work a Comfort take ra2 h today tie. . T-5j take or. Chase s kidney liver Pius John Panchuk 49, of 551 Poison Avenue died sunday in Victoria Hospital. He was born in Poland and had lived in Canada for the past 25 years. He was a self employed upholsterer. Or. Pan Chuk is survived by his wife Mary a daughter mrs. Peter Zurba a grandchild and a brother roman. Funeral service will be held at 10 . Friday in the St. Vladimir. And Olga Cathedral following prayers at 8.30 . Thursday in the memorial funeral Chapel. Burial will be in All saints Ceme Tery. Abraham cemetery following funeral service in Chesed Shel Ernes funeral Chapel. Her husband Harry died in 1953. She is survived by two sons William and Joe Vine and a daughter mrs. M. Lever Hant three grandchildren and two Sisters in California. Protection William Boychuk 68, of 185 Mcfarlane Street died monday at 123 Mayfair Avenue. Born in aus Tria he came to Canada 46 years ago. There Are no survivors. Funeral service will be held at 1.30 . Wednesday in memorial funeral Chapel. Burial will be in All saints cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Emley s6, died monday at the Home of her Daugh Ter 771 Rathar Avenue. Born in Monarc 1, she came to Manitoba in 1905. Her husband William e., a son William a., and a daughter Margaret Sarah predeceased her. She is survived by three daughters mrs. Charlotte Weale mrs. Elsie Thomson and mrs. Jean Hollings Worth two sons Grant and Frank h., four grandchildren two great grandchildren and a brother Thomas. Funeral service will be held at 2 . Thursday at Thom son s funeral Chapel with Rev. G. F. Dyker officiating. Burial will be in Elmwood cemetery. In. Vii Nedosa trustees urge bylaw backing Minnedosa Man. If the bylaw authorizing erection of a new six roomed school is turned Down by ratepayers at the voting on feb. 5 Here it will mean Stag gered school hours next term was he warning Given by school Board chairman s id paler at a luncheon meeting of the Minnedosa rotary club. The present school population of 450 students is housed in 13 rooms. This accommodation is entirely in adequate he said. The Grade 12 class is accommodated in a Hall. The situation will be further aggravated next term when More than 40 beginners Are expected. It is proposed to build the new school directly West of the 40 year old North school and to join the two by a canopy. The Board also proposes to replace the two cordwood furnaces in the school with a hot water heating system for both schools. Ken Burgess school Board finance committee chairman told members that by having a building fund built up Over the years the Board had saved in interest alone. The Bank was willing to loan the additional 000 on a three year term with debentures As collateral. Interest would amount to the Bank had also taken the debenture Issue at Par he said. With the special school Levy of three Mills in effect for another three years Only another two Mills added to the current tax rate would be needed to finance the new school he said. Thrift describes performance zoning principle performance zoning was introduced to the Winnipeg town plan Ning commission by Eric w. Thrift director at the group s inaugural meeting of 1954 monday. Citing Model american systems or. Thrift said that under the system zoning would be according to the performance of a Structure not according to rigid types. Thus r a certain area a manufacturer could make Candy or locomotives As Long As his processes were for example sufficiently clean and quiet. The principle for residential areas would be the same or Thrift said. No decisions were reached Mon Day but the idea is to be studied Urther. Aid. J. Gurzon Harvey was elec Ted chairman for 1954, and w. E. Davison vice chairman. Or. Davison c. E. Joslyn and d i. Macdonald were elected representatives to the greater Winnipeg metropolitan planning com Mission. I manslaughter charge faces Oak Lake Man Medicine hat up the ramp has Laid a manslaughter charge against 22-year-old Donald Stonham of Oak Lake. Man., in youth learns race not always to the Swift an 18-year-old youth who beat his Friend in a race wound up the loser in City police court monday. Jerry Harold Barker. 349 water Loo Street was fined s75 and costs for dangerous driving and was prohibited from driving anywhere in Canada for six months by Magis trate m. H. Carton. The Friend has also been summonsed to appear on a similar charge. Court was told Barker and a youth in another car were observed racing at main Street and Assiniboine Avenue by police at 12.20 . Dee. 20. Followed by police Barker was observed going through two Stop signs and a flashing red Light and travelling 60 Mph some of the time. He was arrested in the River Heights the youth in the other car gave up the race shortly after it started. M t connection with a car bus crash which killed four men in this Southern Alberta District last sep tember. I police allege Stonham was the Driver of the car. Which slowed into the rear of the bus. Stalled on the Highway near Whitla 30 Miles Southwest of Here i Stonham still is in Hospital with injuries suffered in the crash but is scheduled to appear in police court saturday. Killed in the Accident were Carl Lachowsky and George gearing both of Edmonton Joe Zah Novisk of fort Macleod Alta. And Morris Grimshaw of Bienfait. Sask. Lachowsky and Geering had stopped to assist the bus Driver and were working on the rear of the bus when struck. and Grimshaw were passengers in the car. We snipe o rotary club Medicine of today will be the topic of an address by or. Mur Ray Campbell to a Winnipeg rotary club luncheon wednesday in the soya Alexandra hotel. President w. G. Rogers will a chairman. Great Industry Cotton was first mentioned As a manufacturing Enterprise in Lanca Shire in 1641. Date Sci for inquest inquest into the death of Lac. Michael m. Cook 20. Moose jaw Craf station will be held at St. Boniface police court at 8 . Jan. 18, St. Boniface police said monday. The youth was fatally injured on St. Mary s Road in St. Boniface saturday night while standing Between two cars de Taching a Tow Chain. A greater Winnipeg transit commission trolley bus collided with the rear car. Home school meet the Riverview Ashland Home and school association Are holding a general meeting in the Riverview school auditorium thursday at s.15 . Stu dents of Grade nine will pre sent a play and the student choir of grades four five and six will be featured on the evening s program. Freedom of worship this week millions will go to Church Chapel Cathedral and synagogue without coercion without having asked anyone s permission or More significantly without a look Over the shoulder for secret police. It was not so in the lands which suffered nazi occupation it is not so in the countries ruled today by communism s Iron fist. And it will not be so if the communist germ is allowed to spread. Preservation of our right o worship where we will As part of our free Way of life needs defence today and Freedom of worship is Tuor Tri Canad air limited Montreal stills of the us Twat of a loom it awl ;