Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 28, 1954, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 age 4 letters to the editor free press tuesday september 23, 1954 Protection sought during the past jew months we have been victims of wilful nuisance Calls Over the Telephone. In our residence As As in my private office unknown person or persons ring us up several times during the Day and almost when we an the Call nobody replies. I re ported this to the police depart Mem told they can t do anything about it. went in to the proper of the Manitoba Tele phone and they informed us that the department of trac ing is not functioning anymore. All they could do is to give us an unlisted number. In private residence this Protection would prove sufficient Stop bulb snatching however in a business office this would be because it would Hurt the business if the number would be unlisted in the phone Book. I inquired among my friends if they had similar experience and their reply was in the affirmative. If a woman takes the Call in the office or at Home the reply is a disgusting flow of abusive language purposeless and revolt ing which can b e ended Only by replacing the receiver May i ask if there is a Way to remedy this impossible nuisance surely a person who has been a customer of the Telephone com Pany and a taxpayer of our City Cor More 20 years is entitled to some kind of projection against such unpleasant and bothersome practise. Winnipeg Reader use the wonderful new kind of Light bulb featured on Page 7 top pops Trio Rancilio opener i pleases crowd exhibiting the sparkle that put several of their records on the Juke boxes of the nation the Gaylord Trio saturday night added a of comedy to their vocal and instrumental numbers. The result was a program that left a sell out crowd at the Rancho Don Carlos clamouring for More and was a tribute to the Trio s showmanship As Well As their undoubted ability. The group who presented their hit Parade favourites from the Vine came the grape and Isle of Capri also came up with a dialect sorg and a Fine imitation by Trio Lead Singer Burt Bonaldi of pianist Victor Borge. On their vocal numbers the Trio Lead Singer Bonaldi string Bass Billy Christ and pianist Don Rea displayed the same easy de livery and change of Pace that have become their trademark As recording m. Movable Church Oslo Norway up a mov Able prefabricated Church is being erected in the suburb of to be used until a per manent Church can be built. Then the prefab will be moved to an housing development. In i i ii m a met i i astride three spirited champions Are three top winners of the Glenmore Riding club horse show. Left to right Are Don armatage on paleface Winner of the open performance jump Bernie Devisser up own mount Honey Ladd tops in the Bend ing race and Wen Mcananama Riding Al Capitan Winner in the class open Saddle division. R Oil reserves 53 million guide for fair share giving As a result of Many request s from citizens in All financial categories a group of volunteers developed this guide to help people decide for themselves How much to give to the Community Chest of greater Winnipeg. The guide is based on the relative need of 35 actual income and resources in greater Winnipeg and previous giving re cords. Gross income suggested up to minimum Pleeta s 2.500 5 5.20 or .10e per week 3.000 a. 6.00 or .50c per month 4.000 32.ou or 1.00 per month 38.00 or 1.50 per month 24.00 or per month 7.000 33.00 or 2.75 per month 42.00 or 3.50 per month 9.000 54.00 or 4.30 per month 66.00 or 5.00 per month be a fair share giver horse show go to Mary t Mary Dennison took top honors in the annual Glenmore Riding club horse show and gymkhana. She won the Glenmore trophy by taking the ladies jumping class As Well As the aggregate prize for ladies. In addition she was the highest Point scorer for the Day. Harvey Kirton won the gentle Man s High aggregate. Frank Rowlin was judge of the show which tvs held before a Large audience. Bob Moullin was scorer and Paul Kelpin master of ceremonies. Results of events listed in or Der were open Saddle class Al Capitan owner rider Owen Mcananama Honey lad owned and Ridden by Bernie de Tischier lady Buck owner r. May Donnell. Rider Mary Dennison. Bend Luff Jacc Honey lad owned and Ridden by Bernie de Tischier midnite lad owned and Ridden by Mernick de Tischier Sierra sue owner Betty Bell rider Wolf White. Mounted bareback wrestling Gordon on Topper Wilt White on smoker Ernie Paloncy on West wind. And spoon race Ted Blackwell top honors Dennison on Silver Harvey Kirton on Lucky Gordon Nelson on Topper. I Olalo race Harvey Kirton on Lucky Wiir White on Sierra sue Marg to Quaker on t Lucky. Ladles sit Dale up race Mary Denni son on lady Buck Diane Calder in Ablahad Lynne Jameson on misty lady. Ladles jumping Competition lady Buck owner r. Macdonnell rider Mary Dennison Al Capitan owner Lilyon rider Joan Laird red Label owned and Ridden by Marion Ellis. Musical chairs Mary Denison on lady Buck Mars Mcquaker on Lucky Billy burling on China Ware. Slock class Lucky owned and Ridden by Harvey Kirton Silver xxv cd and Ridden by Ted Blackwell Ablahad owned and Ridden by Diane Calder. Relna Green Lucky Ridden by Mickev Henderson and Harvey Kipton Sierra sue Ridden by Betty Bell and Wilt White misty lady Ridden by Lynne Jameson and Ted Jensen. Performance open jump paleface owner Larry Dunn rider Don Armitage lady Buck owner r. Macdonnell rider Mary Dennison Ducky owned by Tun Edo Riding stables Ridden by Diane Gerry. Jumping Competition paleface owner Larry Dunn rider Don Armitage lady Buck owner r. Macdonnell rider Mary Dennison or. Mike owner Al Bonne rider Don Armitage. Horseman s Nightmare duchy rider Diane Gerry paleface rider Don Armi Tage Sierra sue rider Wilt White 280 motions studied by labor Congress by Michael Harris Toronto special some 280. Resolutions went before the Canadian Congress of labor on the opening Day of the Conven Tion Here monday. The resolutions committee was called upon after the adoption of a report on human rights one re port on the executive Council work and several speeches. First substitute Resolution adopted by the delegates called upon the Federal government to Arof Teu. In 3 Miu also at i Fly and to dolt easy to proper completely assembled. Compact occupies minimum floor space. Economical primary radiating surface sex Trach maximum efficiency from fuel spun Glass and aluminium foil insulation ensure savings. Efficient Power pile Pilot on Burner maintains constant flame to ignite main Burner when heat is called for. 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