Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 13, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 14 Winnipeg free press. Wednesday january 13, 1954 Minnedosa legion cites Deer Lodge Minnedosa Man. Members of the Gen. Hugh Dyer Branch of the legion Here monday night voted 525 to the Deer Lodge legion Branch in St. James in appreciation of the Way its members have looked after Minnedosa vet Erans hospitalized in Deer Lodge Hospital. This action followed a report by Bill Lucavish who returned Here after several weeks in Hospital. The Secretary was instructed to write a letter conveying the Minnedosa Branch s deep gratitude. The legion also voted to throw1 its full support behind the mint Nedosa school Board in its efforts 1o build a new school Here. Sid paler chairman of the school Board explained How the vote on the s30.000 Money bylaw would be carried out feb. 5. Curling contest the members also Votel s125 1o the Minnedosa hockey club to help finance hockey in Minnedosa this year. President Fred Harbottle will represent the Branch on the hockey executive. A committee was set up to arrange Minnedosa participation in the Curling knockout contest to be held among All branches in this zone. The top legion team in each Village and town will continue playing their neighbors until All rinks have been Defeated. A joint delegation of chamber of Commerce members and the town Council will visit Winnipeg next week seeking Industrial expansion opportunities for the town mayor j. H Chipperfield will head the joint delegation. This was decided at the chamber of com Merce meeting monday night. Pamphlets members also discussed Publica Tion of pamphlets dealing with Minnedosa and District Lor distribution to the More than tourists who pass through Here annually to and from Riding Moun Tain National Park. M. R. Wood was named chair Man of a committee which will arrange for a speaker at the an Nual chamber dinner meeting to be held in february. Other Mem Bers Are Walter Weir and mayor Chipperfield. The chamber also lined up be Hind the school Board in i 4 efforts to secure a favourable vote in a february Money bylaw to approve borrowing to construct a new school. The Board has Al of the estimated display coming pageant to feature exposition acclaimed As one of the most dramatic and informative portray als of Church work Ever presented n the United Church of Anada s pictorial exposition will e shown in Winnipeg Jan. 21 to 28. Organized at a Cost of he exposition is being shown in All major cities o Canada during two year tour. More than persons in astern Canada visited the expo Ilion in 1953, and the tour through Western Canada is receiving a similar response officials report. Displays planned featuring Scenic displays Trie models films and informative talks by Church leaders the exposition will be open Jan. 21 to 26 in Knox United Church. In addition a dramatic pageant entitled triumphs of the Faith will be presented by 200 local actors and a 50-voice choir in West Minster United Church at 8.15 . Jan. 26 to 28. It. Rev. A. A. Scott Moderator of the United Church of Canada will speak at the opening dinner at 6 . Jan. 21 in Knox Church. He will head a panel of visiting speakers whose talks will be heard 2. To stimulate Young men and women to make Church work their careers. More than full time workers will be needed by the United Church at Home and in the Mission Field in the next five a children s Day program has j been arranged for Jan. 23 Satur Day at Knox Church. The various sunday will be assigned one of three times 9.30 a.m., 12.30 . Or 2.30 . When they May bring boys and girls from six to 11 years of age Down to the exposition. They will be taken to three Dif Ferent rooms one where they will see the exhibits models scenes Etc in 12 different Booths one where they will see movies on the work of the Church and the third where they will sing hear stories and play games under the direction of Church leaders. Older boys and girls will Taki part in a program the same even ing. James Madsen alias Jorgenson no fixed abode was fined and costs in City police court tuesday or being intoxicated in a Public Ilace. The charge was Laid As a second offence under the liquor act. Earl Fenwick Calder no fixed abode paid and costs for hav ing liquor in a place other than designated on his permit. Bugged Plant Tea plants in Ceylon grow any where from sea level to feet Altitude. During the week. Even Church members who ready costs set aside in for this purpose. Reserve fund sask. Municipal meet voices opposition to Rand formula Regina Strong opposition to the Saskatchewan Farmers Union Rand formula for agriculture was expressed tuesday by delegates attending the annual meeting of the Regina District Rural municipalities association none of the 86 delegates attend ing spoke in Ivor of the scheme which would have a land tax o one half Mill imposed on Saskatchewan farms the proceeds to go to the Stu. The plan has been Raiser by the Stu As a Means of collecting Union funds. The tax would take the same form As an automatic Check off of Union dues. Farmers would not have to join the Union but would have to pay the tax. Feel they know our work Well will be amazed at the scope of the vast enterprises depicted in the expo said Rev. T. M. Badger of Norwood United Church who has been appointed chairman of the program committee for Winnipeg. He said the purpose of the Dis play and pageant was two fold 1. To acquaint the Public and Church members with the manifold tasks the Church is performing for the people in All walks of life Here in Canada and in Africa India Trinidad and the Orient. Queen Elizabeth ii and the Duke of Edinburgh right arrive at Parapar Umu Airport in the new zealand capital of Wellington Jan. 9, during their world tour of the British Commonwealth. Others unidentified. League of Blind installs new year s officers at a meeting of the Manitoba league of tha Blind wednesday in Jie recreation Centre of the Lions residence Portage ave., formal installation of officers for 1954 took place. G. Shannon was installing officer assisted by e. W. Barfoot Marshall. The officers for 1954 Are president mrs. A. E. Ostrander vice president g. Shannon Secre tary miss Margaret Haddock trea surer miss May Simpson social Secretary mrs. D. A. Hossack con veners of committees miss Nan Farquhar membership miss Mary Pawluk legislative finance e. W. Barfoot welfare and sick visiting Cross auxiliary elects new officers the ladies auxiliary to holy Cross school has elected the Fol lowing officers for 1954 past pres ident mrs. Louis Leger pres ident mrs. Joseph Thierman vice president mrs. J. C. Stangl treasurer mrs. Dianne Boyer Secretary mrs. T. Dooley finance mrs. G. Trottier mrs. F. Borsa social mrs. L. C. Waugh mrs. C. M. Ralph school visiting mrs. J. T. Holtman welfare mrs. E. J. Mcavoy membership mrs. W. Dick publicity mrs. Albert a. Hamel. Vegetable men Vineet Jan. 27-29 the vegetable growers association of Manitoba will hold its first annual convention in the Broadway building Jan. 27 to 29. Hon. R. D. Robertson agriculture minister will open the convention and will be guest speaker at a convention banquet in the Curtis hotel. East Kildonan Jan. 29. J. R. Bell Deputy minister will also address the convention. India Ceylon to Confer on tamils by o. M. Green London special owns sir John Kotel Awala prime min ister of Ceylon will meet this week in new Delhi with the in Dian prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru to discuss what can be done about the huge Community of Indian tamils natives of South Ern India in the tamils Are an irritation to the sinhalese and for nearly four years they have been the cause of increasingly acrimonious Bicker ing Between the two dominions. One of the most vexing prob lems created in the last Century by the development of Asia s natural resources by mass labor lies in the enormous number of indians who have been imported into other countries to replace the inefficient native labourers. In Malaya there Are nearly 750. 000 indians to complicate the prob Lorn of welding into a United peo pie the malays and the chinese. In Burma the Rice lands acc ii ing to Indian Che Tyars com to Bankers through mortgages whiter burmese borrowers could Neve pay off have created a serious difference Between the burmese and Indian governments Over compensation Alt land in Burma hav ing been nationalized. In Ceylon there Are two distinct mrs. R. Levitt publicity g. Shannon refreshments mrs. I. Simons. A social evening followed and refreshments were served by the refreshment committee of the league. Maximum depth of Lake Eric is 210 feet compared to feet in Lake Superior. Slow returns Wellington . Zealand is making an Effort to re form its chaotic Maori land Laws at present land often descends to entire families is again divided among their children and so on. In some cases there Are so Many owners that an individual receives As his share of the rent about one Penny in 48 years. Provincial and Federal govern ment agricultural officials will discuss marketing and growing communities of tamils. There a about in the North who have been settled there for Cen Turies and labourers in problems As Well As technical Deve eluding their making u lop ments in the vegetable growing one ninth Industry. I Ceylon. Population Beautiful fashion fabrics reduced from 33% to 50% at the fabric Centre 255 Vaughan St. Sinks brocades nylons woolens Cottons Etc. Novelty taffeta 45" 50" wide. Values to to Clear per cd. Nylon tulle remnants 51" wide. 1 4 ends. Cd. Cd. Assorted woolens 56" wide. For suits skirts shorties and Coats. Reg. Cd. Sum 3, a n a raw silk heavyweight pure silk Ihnn thing in Navy and beige. 42" wide. Reg. Cd. Note to brides attendants a Complete selection of bridal fabrics including laces Nylon Tulles nets silk Orcan Zas brocades. Pure silk Taf fetal satins taffeta in a Good variety of shades. Rayon Dobbie suiting 56" wide Light Blue Aqua Grey Copper cd. 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