Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 16, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free press Friday August 16, 1963 this Trio of High school students wednesday captured top prizes at graduation ceremonies for Teea agers who completed six weeks of training at Camp Shilo under the Young Soldier train ing plan. From left Are . Richard Vincent 525 hero Street Winnipeg Best in non commissioned officers raining Rifleman Robert Purvis 732 Union Avenue Winnipeg Best shot Gary James Stewart Camp Shilo Best in recruit training. Stewart is a member of the 71st Field Battery Ria Brandon. Save metro rules v scare off builders metro councillor Thomas b. Findlay said thursday that Pri vate contractors Are being driven away from doing metro work by demands for controls and string ent he made the comment at a metro finance committee meet ing during discussion of a a Day penalty clause to ensure the completion of a Section of the Charleswood interceptor sewer. Metro already has stringent regulations which made con tractors hesitate and which some will not coun. Findlay penalties he complained of the penal ties metro has tacked on Many contracts with private contractors for metro work. Earlier the committee had noted there were Only two bid Ders for another Job the construction of four sewer pumping stations along the interceptor sewer. Coun. Findlay attributed this to what might be considered harsh regulations. Killing you a Day on your feet kill line you Sot buckets White rub and discover by this Centle medicated Preira will out aches pains and biting itch irritation Cut Down Sweet Lite soothe cracked skin soften corns and callouses give you Cool refreshed Happy feet. Get White rub. Sold Ner where. 67f. Coun. A. E. Bennett said the trouble was partly due to a controversy among metro count Euars themselves about a Lair wage schedule. But coun. Peter Taraska finance committee vice chairman said there were few bids because most contractors were working on the red River flood Way. The committee decided it would t try to impose the i a Day penalty claims . C. Lennox head of metro s Law department said it could t be added to a contract after tenders for the work had been received. Winter work the committee had wanted the penalty clause so that metro would t lose Money if he work extended past the april 30 dead line for Winter works. Simian s construction co. Ltd. Was the lowest bidder although the contract has t yet been signed for the interceptor sewer to be built by tunnelling from Roblin Boulevard to the perimeter Highway. Metro win ask the company to guarantee the work will be completed by the deadline so that tha Job will qualify for Federal and provincial government win Ter works Grants. In other sewer work being considered Nelson construction co. Ltd. Was the lowest bidder with a tender of for building three pumping stations. Rowland Claydon co. Ltd. Submitted the lowest bid for build ing a Commin Utor pumping Sta Tion. City convenience fed up modernize your Home. Enjoy City convenience with a Barkman prefab septic tank fast installation. Lifetime Concrete construction. Low Cost. Call Barkman for full details con Fiti products Ltd. Telephone be 3-1145 930 Nairn Avenue Winnipeg 5 rain Jinx spoils the Rainbow suggested new name for Rainbow stage Sunbow stage. The name changing May be one Way or getting rid of the Jinx that has strangled the outdoor theatre three times this summer. Following successful open ing nights for the three productions this year rain has poured Down on the second night. Thursday night 780 persons came prepared and stayed for the whole show despite the rain. Superstitious stage officials Are doing everything possible to get rid of the rain Jinx including quoting the old refrain rain go away come again another Day. I drug men Honor drug or. C. A. Morrell director of the Federal health department s food and drug directorate was made an honorary member of the Canadian pharmaceutical association in Winnipeg thursday. Or. Morrell was the fifth non pharmacist to receive this Honor in the association s 57-year his tory. Or. Morrell joined the health department s Laboratory of Hygiene in 1930, As a chemist and harm ecologist. In 1945, he was Nade assistant chief Dominion analyst and the next year was a jointed to his present Post. J. Keith Lawton operator of a Chain of pharmacies in Halifax n.s., thursday night was instal led As the new president of the pharmaceutical association. Or. J. L. Summers of Saskatoon was named first vice president and c. R. Mclean of Saint John n.b., second vice president. In a ceremony in the Marlborough hotel retiring president a. W. Matthews formally welcomed or. Lawton. Or Matthews also praised the Manitoba pharmaceutical association s handling of convention arrangements. Thursday afternoon Conven Tion delegates heard a one hour tape recording of a trans Atlantic discussion among Canadian pharmacists and members of the pharmaceutical society of Greal Britain in London England. The discussion was produce and sponsored by Smith Kline and French of Montreal. Moisture reserves drained Searle Grain company said thursday precipitation for the week ended aug. 12 was Light and accompanied by above nor Mal temperatures Ali Rouchou much of Western Canada. In its weekly precipitation re port the Grain handling company said moisture reserves were heavily drained in some areas causing damage to crops in areas where dryness was mos pronounced. 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