Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, July 15, 1954

Issue date: Thursday, July 15, 1954
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 15, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 20 Winnipeg free press. Thursday Arlt 15. 1954 deaths and funerals or Sinclair h. Jett buried cites at Little Britain i local cemetery. Henry Flett of Little Bri Aloha he l amyl lain. Man., who died in Selkirk 18ri1 from inc general Hospital july 5. Was Bur while in led in the local churchyard Ceme room Tery following funeral service in had lived there All ins life except Lor 191? to 133r when lie Farmed in the Walkley burp. Man., District. Or. Klen Turer of but z school. Born in Mani Winnipeg area. In spite of failures the United the Pas he operated is still one of the Good and raised Huskie things left in the world or. D. B. Oss for racing. He Farmed in the Sinclair executive assistant to the the Little Britain t filed Church., Wanless. Man area arts was cm-1 Deputy minister of welfare at or. Pearson officiated assisted by. Played by the government i Ottawa. Said at a meeting the Rev. J. G. Fairclouth. A Jour control commission. Sur University of Manitoba. Born in Little Britain. Or. Klett Vivins Are his wife three laugh-1 she is in Winnipeg As guest ters p. Pelletier. Mrs. .1. Speaker at the second annual sem tubal and mrs. H. Langlois of High school students to son Raymond. Discuss the activities and proce lures of the United nations. Ains. Bertha go slim 81. Of Winnipeg who died july 6 was for years a no brr of buried in the Shamroy Zedek com did St. Andrews Church indic try following funeral service in a member of St. Andrews Chesed Shel Ernes Chapel Ici Pil Council. His wife Mary died born in Russia she came to Juji 19j3 i Lieg in her husband Philip Urchin a Are a died in 1j.3s. Surviving Are it was hoped this a top and d g whose subject was l q Security said the by re Arderi As a the full i Nal government f a h organization shown that it would resist n daughters mrs. Mickey Brand Lila. One sister mrs. Mary Ann fit it and five grandchildren. Robert Oky Siilak fray. Of u50 Ingersoll Street died tuesday in Deer Hospital. Born in Winnipeg he had lived Here his entire life. He was a j great Sanrich Ildron. And n the speaker pointed to the great opportunities that confront e us the in in the economic and social Field. In recent years there had been mrs. Mahai. Edna a growing feeling that a common Beli. Of Holland. Man. Who Ity was responsible for the Wel Alicd july 6. Was buried in bilk fare of its people but More and Dale cemetery following funeral More it was beginning of be real Canadian service re baggage Man for the Pacific railway for 43 Yeai s. Tiring in 1350. Fie overseas with the a the t i old ambulance during the world War and Xmas a member of brother Hood of railway trainmen. Surviving Are his if1-1 do Rolv. Son., Walter a no three daughters mrs. Lome one a Ithier Margartt Mceven grandchildren one Broth Vii Walter find one ister mrs. Frances Allan. Funeral service be held at 3.30 in Clark leather Dale the Holland United that the responsibility was Rev. C. Manning office also an International one. Hungry. Church. _. Ated. She had lived most of her s cd and uneducated people could life in the Holland District and be a source of great danger not an outstanding member in the Only to themselves hut to their United Church serving also in the neighbors she stated. Church choir. Surviving Are her or. Sinclair lauded that part husband Kenneth one con Uon. That. Canada was playing in the k. Strawson. United nations. As a Middle a mrs Bob or Quay and june three Tion she said. Canada had shown i and Childreth and two Brothers that she could he objective and me and Rov. Make up her mind and she was not. A country other people were William f. U1elkman, -19, frightened of. Friday Kirkfield Park died Widnes thanks to the speaker were funeral Day at his Home. Born in Holland voiced by Dean Neville Scarfe. Of a trip overseas n in store for these two Winnipeg air who have left for the East Over Canadian Pacific railway. Is. Murray Parker left and wo2 Allan Tickson. They were chosen on Merit and Are part of a of Exchange students from All Over Canada. And City workers driving class Home with Kev. S. K. Vic Leod he had lived in Winnipeg for five the faculty of education and chair officiating. Burial will be in Elm years farming in the Kirkfield Man of the United nations univer Wood cemetery. District. Surviving Are his sity seminar committee. Wife Marv four sons Don Edward Bek Kingkh. Is of a red and William four daughters Dominion Street died tuts mrs. Lloyd Hays. Mary. Greta Clay in St. Boniface Hospital. Born aril Irene three Sisters mrs. N. In London. England he had lived a Van Heyst. Mrs. W. Van Sta 45 years in Winnipeg working As a Duinen and mrs. C. Tuit. All of the Netherlands and one brother a furniture Packer until i tire Meni some ago. Survive Mark also of the Netherlands. Ing Are wife Nellie one funeral service will be held at daughter mrs. Jack Morrison one son Edward and four grandchild p funeral vice will he held flt Imti . Friday funeral Home Uitz Wallace be in the f f irial ing. Kirkwood in Bardal s Rev. K. H. Burial will .v15 . Saturday in the Chris Nan reformed Church it Rev. A. officiating burial will be in Chapel Lawn memorial gardens. Mrs. by dad. Selkirk died there born in St. Annes. Man., she had lived in Selkirk since 1919. Sur a e her husband Wilfred. Two sons Fernand and Louis one daughter mrs. F. A. Hector eight grandchildren one sister Marie and three Brothers Victor Peter death cause in Jet crash a Coroner s jury wednesday de and Joseph Poirier. Prayers will cited that sgt. Roger be said at s.30 . Thursday in Frisch theodore1 died from unknown Gilbert s funeral Home. Selkirk causes when his Jet training to requiem High mass will be Sung plane crashed june 30. I the Kusch. N member of at 9.30 . Friday in the notre Frisch a member of the Dame roman Catholic Church at nil Force in Canada under Selkirk with flex. M. F. nato air training scheme. M. F. officiating. Burial will be m the roman Catholic cemetery. Maple ton. Man. Gilbert s funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Wil1jam my Hakl David son five month old son of or. And James b. Dunbar Heights at who died july n. Was july 1-1 in the Atikokan Ceme Tery following funeral service nato was flying in formation with three other jets for half an hour when he suddenly left formation and san red earthward. Witnesses said. His plane crashed about Davidson of Northeast of Manigotagan. I Iko Kant ont from Winnipeg buried 5 and pm lat nay of. Macaulay Lold the jury. Of. Macauley Vas Leader of the form i rust rated Romeo pays i or Street Chase a 19-year-old Man. Who chased a woman main Street because she spurned his affections received the maximum penalty for hint disorderly in a Public place. George we Gishin -45fi thames Avenue was fined ?50 and costs tji police court wednesday when he. Appeared before magistrate m. Ii. Carton. Police .4aid Mckibbin was seen by two detectives Chas ing a woman Down main Street Between Bannatyne and William avenues Al i.15 . Wednesday. Detectives who questioned the woman were old that Gilbin liar pulled up to the curb in his car and Lold her to in when she re fused to comply with his de Mand and kept on walking. Mckibbin jumped out of his car and Chase. That kind of conduct can not be allowed in said the magistrate. The first protestant Church. Rev. Action. J. Freeman officiated food problem explained Al the inquest was held to Send a % verdict from a civilian body to the Man s relatives in France. An air Force inquiry was also held. Air Force testimony was restricted in technical matters. Or. Pathol Gordon Deputy Coroner fold the jury. ,4 for Security j reasons. I of. Macauley was unable to make radio Contact with the div Manitoba Coop Anc e students from 30 f e he s n i re Arthur Boirum. 16. Of Mani Googan. Said be was standing about a mile Ancl half from the scene of the crash when he saw earthward at a problem facing a hungry world is distribution not production the annual High school uni Ted nations seminar at the University was told wednesday. Mrs. D. A. Kristjansson. Staff member of the told the a Tanitha and Northwestern ont an ail. officer there is famine in others firn old jury he Hall Ario the world has plenty of he Fiir b near the Day Good but not always in the right or. For a places. Unfortunately in some in Man Nari acc lived when surplus she he hanged his head on a bedside Fao. The in s food and Agri table. The injury would not affect culture organization is slowly his flying condition he said winning the fight of improving the doctor told the jury sgt. Supply to undeveloped countries. Frisch had had about 40. Hours mrs. Kristjansson explained. By flying time in jets. It has great she said overproduction in such countries As United states and Canada often reached a Point where it was essential to control it. The problem was to Frike some Jenri of working arrangement be tween the two. She declared. Portage tax returns stand at two thirds of total Portage la Prairie Spe Cial tax collections in por Kristjansson outlined la Prairie so far this year pediments being carried out to stand close to the Quarter million Dollar Mark according to City finance committee chairman Aid. N. K. Weber. Or. Weber said wednesday than two thirds of the taxes have been paid improve the production of vac Cines used in combating cattle scourges in Europe and Asia. Or. M. R. Elliott. Provincial Deputy minister of health also that nor spoke on United nations and estimated food problems. Or. B. Sinclair seminar guest speaker find noted Federal government and t United nations social worker spoke on Unicof. Into the City office. Collections amount the total tax . To is permanently pretty with a peristyle cold wave. Special 8 .50 the tide of fashion is turning to Waves and you can have your hair waved to stay looking trim and smart with almost no care at a budget minded Price. Styled Short cuts phone 3-1-2 or appointment. 1.50 Beauty Salon fashion floor at the bar. French commemorate Bastille Day with dinner dance the l Nion National fran Rais of Manitoba and the French veterans association celebrated Bastille Day wednesday with a dinner glance at the Marlborough hotel. More than 125 members of the groups gathered to Mark the National French Holiday commemorating the storming of the Bastille. G. C. Duse Igne. President of the Union was chairman of the evening. Guest speaker was capt. M. E. Cheval. French air Force Liaison offi cer at Winnipeg. Piles that itch and Burn of you Row suffer hmm the it Jim and pain of piles you Tan he helped. Fust cart a Phi Kase of in in Fornator Nal pile treatment it any drug it tire and As directed you Law pleasrd1 at How quickly your pile trouble is relieved. Only for the Etc to table t package. Of arc Nof iwo pleased after i1 or 3 As a , ask for your Money Back. Refund agreement by All drug stores. For barbecues charcoal briquettes from the Bay outdoor chefs find charcoal briquettes Ideal for summer barbecues grilled and barbecued meats Are so much tastier when done Over hot. Long lasting and odourless charcoal Bric Guettes order you summer fuel now available in convenient sized paper 10 in. 5 in. 20 Fri. 2.25 2 or More 20 in. Baga fuel civic employ pcs who oper ate Erskine of ring depart men 1 Niar Tinory should to a triv i s cons a. According to Aid. H. V. My Kevry. He in Vyrl Civ to Publ in works i commit try tuesday thai he had a nerd Oral instances recently Wtipil ninth Ivory u As he Jpn of rated pro Perly. D. Hurst Rily on pin ror. Said i to depart Nirol As not Opo Valirik such i com use no present but the men who Werro put on machines usually wnn11 trained by outs if in con tractors before Tho fity s employ. Me admitted or that gel Pood a Ripe and you fill Harl Aid. Mckervey also wanted to know if such equipment got a regular inspection. Air. Hurst reported that in equipment supervisor was hired recently As re Rommen Deri by l he j. D. Woods and Gordon efficiency Survey and in inspects machinery in the Field. Papason to Hind the re com m Ond a t Ion in s thai the City would Savo Money on Rpp in Hills. M j. 1 burst Nolod tha t Sev real manuf acl or res Oppi a Ted inst rur Linn is Lino s my am. To. 1 Lara pm asked if in would t he advisable to make arrange ments with companies to instruct classes of civic Serfi Plo yees. Or. Hurst said such n plan might he possible. Or he will study the question and report further to committee he said. Hit two cars kept going fined a hit and run Motorist who struck two parked cars paid fines totalling in City police court wednesday. Joseph Ledoux Pigeon Lake Man., was fined and costs for speeding and an additional j35 and costs for failing to re main at the scene of an Accident asked by magistrate m. H Carton Why he did t Slop. La Doux replied my brakes weren t Rudolf bal Dave 13 Osborne Street and Walter Bennett. 583 Niagara Street were each fined and costs for speeding. Raymond Staples 3413 Logan Avenue and Lyall p. Wood 1300 Beaumont Street each paid and costs for similar offences. Speeders fined Sio were Vera Kolesen. 61 Ashland is reel William Kowelski. A a Alexander Avo rouf Bernarr t. Poole i Warsaw a venue Kenneth m7s Rhui cd Avenue Wilhelm 1. Well. kill acc Avenue William j1 Dundurn place John u. The learn. Var Law Avenue suite 1, and John Soho Wien. Sh4 Alfred Avenue. 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