Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 26, 1964, Winnipeg, Manitoba Forecast and Winnipeg 30. 1 ending . Minx Vancouver 51 Calgary 43 Edmonton Clouds tuesday. Little Chance in Kenipe ilk it. Lon Light for a Nili. Smitn ii roil fre to .0 min. 1 re. Jug j6 Oti tul onto Montreal 61 67 57 in 33 50 5.1 is 51 71 59 the Pas Winnipeg fort William is to Minneapolis new York it 7-1 Winnipeg free press by Carrier 40c per week monday october 26, 1964 aulm Rierl As 2nd class mail by the . Dept., Ottawa and or payment of Instase in Cash. See Winnipeg s largest display 1965 . Stereo Trade As Down payment Advance . Centre 636 Sargent of , pm. 786-3347 break by Gene Telpner one of the casualties of our Day and age that most of us Don t even think about is the blotter. Gosh you just never see them any More. Remember How often blotters used to come through the mail As Adver Tising from literally thousands of firms i guess the Ball Point pen killed them although i would imagine there Are still some which can be purchased commercially. I be been trying to think Back to the last time one came to my desk and it seems like it must have been years. So it s the end of another Era blotters have gone the Way of running boards gasoline tank dip Sticks and rumble seats. And no one around to even mourn their end. We like to think of ourselves As living in a modern age but really nothing is new. The romans had inside plumbing and swimming pools the greeks had plenty of conveniences we associate Only with our civilization. For instance read this phrase our Earth is Degener ate bribery and corruption Are common children no longer obey their parents every Man wants to write his memoirs and the end of the world is evidently a sounds new does t it according to or. Carey Croneis Chancellor of an american University those words were found inscribed on a Clay Tablet written by an assyrian at least 48 centuries ago. Which proves that times Haven t really changed. In the morning mail dear Gene. I am neither musical nor a foot Ball fan but two things about football games have aroused my curiosity. Is the tune to o Canada that they use the same tune that has always been used i Learned the song in British Columbia in the Early thirties and it seems to be there Are a few extra notes in it. And is there really such a lot of dishonest officiating As everyone i hear discussing the games claim there is to my admittedly inexperienced ears it sounds As honest As Ameri can boxing. Yours truly Rita 100 Nia Kwa Road St. the Date for the Academy awards Oscar show has already been set april 5 in the Santa Monica civic auditorium. This will be the 37th presentation and already a number of films Are under close study. Mrs. C. Of 428 Alexander Avenue sent me a Story of a new diet currently being tried by Scot women who Are on a slimming Campaign. Accord ing to an article in the sunday Post of Scotland the Quarter of a million gals have been dropping weight at the rate of 800 tons a week. Our circulation department received a letter from mrs. Roy White written from the Yudil teacher train ing College in Kano Northern Nigeria which warmed the cockles of my heart. It read in part since arriving Here at the end of August we have heard nothing about can Ada and we do miss the Good old Winnipeg free press. Tell Gene Telpner i miss his Coffee break most of All. We Are from Hartney Man., and we Are enjoying our life Here in Africa strange As it May seem to Manitoban no one discusses the weather television and taxes one of the most overworked terms in the world of television is Over exposure. Yet it seems like a serious phrase that often comes True in that particular medium. People or shows who were popular one season drop to. Nothing the next and this is True when you Stop and think about Csc performers who once Cavor Ted on the screen. It s not too different South of the Border and a to analyst named James h. Cornell has predicted that 50 per cent of the new fall shows we see let s face it most of our stuff is imported will face cancellation next Spring if not before. New series most Likely to succeed in his opinion include the Cara Williams show the entertainers Many Happy returns Peyton place tycoon and he predicts Bonanza will be the top show of the Vear. Here s a note sent in by a Reader which she clipped from a . Magazine and i quote the . Citizen is not the highest taxed in the world. An american breadwinner with wife two children and a income pays about less in tax per year than his English counterpart and about less than his Canadian Manitoba accidents take 5 lives by Michael Kostelnik five persons died accidentally in Manitoba during the weekend two in a drowning mishap and four others were injured. Dead Are mrs. Rose Moore 36, of Morris. Thomas Davidson 65, of Morris. William Wallace White 29, of 1109 Wolseley Avenue suite 1, Winnipeg. Ronald Belcourt 18, of St. Eustache. Orland l. Winge 35, of Saskatoon sask. Mrs. Moore drowned saturday afternoon when the boat in which she and or. Davidson were rid ing overturned on the red River two Miles South of Morris. Curved at 1 . Four and one half Miles North of the trans Canada Highway. The car apparently went out of control and overturned in the West ditch police said. Coroner or. Reginald Cham pagne of Elie has not yet decided whether an inquest will a held. An inquest has been ordered into the death of or. Winge who was killed Friday in a two car collision near Pine River 52 Miles West of Dauphin. Ramp said the Winge car was in collision with an Auto driven by Melvin Overby of Pine River. The Accident occurred at an uncontrolled intersection. Good condition Gladys Zelenski 23, of 337 i Regent Avenue Transcona and her body was recovered an Dennis we 23 67 Lux Lon hour after the 4 . Accident winning were both Premier Duff Roblin received a gift of Provost w. L. Morton s latest Hook the kingdom of Canada from prof. Morton when the pre Mier opened the new University College on tic fort Garry Campus saturday. Including those looking on in the background Are air. Justice Samuel Freedman Chancel Lor of the University lieutenant governor Errick f. Willis second from left and or. H. Ii. Saunderson University president extreme stores warned to watch Cash during Day Winnipeg police Are warning merchants to safeguard Large sums of Money during business hours following six thefts involving nearly from City stores in the past month. Inspector of detectives Norman Stewart said All the thefts had occurred during business hours and resulted from merchants leaving Money unattended in open safes and unlocked Cash drawers. In one Case two juveniles picked up a Cash bag containing from a counter out of the store. Wants Utility Board to Price All retail liquor when it floated to the surface due to a Nylon jacket she was Avenue Winnipeg were both reported in Good condition in setting of All retail prices of liquor in Manitoba by the Mani Toba Public Utility Board has been recommended by Rev. William Potoroka executive director of the Manitoba alcohol education service. In a letter to w. E. Houston Secretary manager of the Mani Toba Brewers association or. Potoroka said retail Price control by the Utility Board is the Only Way to Cope with the greed of Brewers and hotel men so Well described in the Bracken com Mission report and now so much in evidence in the current chaos of retail pricing in licensed pre or. Potoroka said the recent Brief of the Brewers association to the Manitoba liquor control commission presented the child ish picture of Brewers crying in their Beer because they feel that their Industry is regulated too closely milk rules he asked the Brewers if they would like to be regulated As closely As Manitoba s milk in Manitoba equipped for role history As a meet ing ground of French and eng Lish speaking canadians ought to give the province a special role in tackling Canada s internal problems a University of Tor onto scholar said in Winnipeg saturday. Or. D. V. Be pan principal of University College University of Toronto said Manitoba s methods of solving its own problems in the past were relevant to today s National problems. Calling Manitoba the eldest politicians on the hustings miniature vote Campaign by Roger Newman government took at Mer s session of the Manitoba is embroiled in a this sum-1 to stimulate the Campaign legislature. Miniature provincial election Campaign even though the next vote won t Likely take place until 1966. All three major political parties Here Are sponsoring an unprecedented amount of activity on the hustings. And although this is technically t h e political off season indications Are the 1966 Campaign has already begun in Earnest. The Premier went to Northern Manitoba last week and head dressed a conservative meeting in Beausejour saturday night. The new democratic party is attempting to cultivate party backing in Urban constituencies the party lost in the last Provin Cial vote. Research Man nip officials have hired Doug Las Rowland a University of much of the activity is by the with a master Manitoba Liberal parly which has embarked on its biggest Ever membership drive. The liberals smelling Victory after the govern ment s recent tax increases feel their election would almost be guaranteed if they could increase their membership to about 000 from by the next elec Tion. Fence mending Premier Duff Roblin s progressive conservative government is launching a program of political Fence mending in a bid to re Duce Adverse Public reaction to the s20.? million Worth of new taxes levied this autumn. This appears to be a formidable Job be cause the Roblin administration seems to have hit its lowest popu Larity Point since it took office in 1958. Or. Roblin himself has scheduled a heavy round of speaking engagements so that he can personally explain the actions the of arts degree who will be director of research and Urban organization. Or. Rowland said his Job is to encourage member activity and to eliminate any complacency in Winnipeg and bran Don constituencies. At Liberal Headquarters provincial organizer Lem shuttle Worth reported encouraging Suc Cess in the party s attempt to recruit new paid up Mem Bers this year. In an interview he said the party had already enlisted new 15 per cent of the objective. We re pleased with the Way things Are going and we re going to continue our efforts in every the Liberal theory is that every paid up member will net the party eight votes in the next provincial election. The tactic in t new the Saskatchewan liberals and the . Democrats have used the same one to help them gain Power in recent years. Liberal Leader Gildas Mol Gat has made one Complete swing through the province and during the weekend visited Northern Mani Toba. We re undertaking this Campaign because we think political parties should have the widest possible or. Mol Gat said. In the past too Many people Laven t been prepared to identify themselves with a political party. We want to change that Situa Tion so that our ideas and poli cies will become better conservative organizer Fred Groves member of the Legisla Ture for St. Vital said his party is running a continuing Campaign at the constituency level. He said the conservatives Don t sell provincial memberships As do the liberals but he estimated people belonged to individual conservative associations in local constituencies. We Are not sleeping at the or. Groves said. We be divided the province into 14 zones and Premier Roblin has addres sed a convention in each zone during the past year these meetings have each attracted about 200 people and More of the same Are planned for next All three parties have said they la be unveiling stepped up political programs in the months ahead. As a result the 1966 provincial Campaign May be one of the tightest election Battles Ever in Manitoba. Hild of confederation or. Be pan said relations Between French and English in the prov Ince had been As Tough and As difficult As any in the creation of Manitoba s plural society has Given the province experiences which could be valuable in the present French English reinterpretation or. Be pan said he could offer no solutions to the Quebec separatist problem but he thought a considerable act of reinterpretation of the French English partnership would have to be made by English speaking canadians. Or. Be pan was speaking at a special convocation ceremony Ai which he and or. Margare Ormsby acting head of the department of history University of British Columbia received honorary doctorates from the University of Manitoba. The convocation attended by lieutenant governor Errick f Willis and mrs. Willis Marke the official opening of Manitoba new University College. Success the University president or h. H. Saunderson said that ii the Brief period it had been open the new College had Alread proved successful. I can t measure the Succes of the College at this time but am assured by the remarks o staff students and parents tha this Experiment in education Hadr. Saunderson said. The Provost of University co lege or. W. L. Morton said the College had started the year we and was on the Way to fulfilling its purpose As a place where restatement of values could b made. Dusty is regulated. Face it. Gentlemen Beer does intoxicate milk does or. Potoroka said he thought it was childish for Brewers to want their product to be treated As an Ordinary product. This could Only a denies liquor profit Rise defending increased Beer and quor prices announced this Eek for most of Manitoba s Censed premises Oscar Gru Ert president of the Manitoba ranch of the Canadian restaurant association says it is the ish of the restaurant operator to maintain reasonable prices at All Mes. Or. Grubert pointed to Addi onal costs to restaurant and cocktail lounge operators and de red there would be additional profit to the owners As a result of be prices on bar liquor to the operators had increased about cents a 26-6unce bottle since Farch 1964, he said in a press tement. In addition there had been a 0 per cent increase in the Cost mix wages had risen 10 to 5 per cent in past 18 months and there had been increases n Light Power and water costs hich affected overhead he said after the first liquor Price in Rease by the province this Yeai Nany of the outlets had absorbed be additional Cost he said. By Vith the new increase As. Well As increased overhead the Price in Rease to the consumer was in voidable. Transcona Jaycees Aid with transport members of the Transcona Junior chamber of Commerce w. Provide transportation to an from polls Between 10 . And . On election Day wednesday the Jaycees have asked Tran Cona voters needing transport Tion or voting information to Ca their Transcona motors Sho room Headquarters. On intoxicating he said. Or. Potoroka suggested that be Brewers Brief was a bid to crap the method of pricing Beer Fiat was introduced in the i for control act of 1956." the situation uncovered by the Racket commission at that time and been that no Reliance can e placed in Manitoba upon com edition among Brewers to keep own their prices and under the Brewers new plan be present method with de Indence upon the Utility Board o set the Price if the liquor com Mission and the Brewers can t Gree would be killed said or. Poto Roka. Favored the Manitoba Brewers Asso nation is attempting to woo the liquor control commission and he provincial government into making it once More the favored children of the or. Potor a said. He said the government which permits this to happen a second Ime will have erred More disastrously than the government which allowed it to happen the first police recover stolen cars fort Garry police have recovered five stolen cars As the Resul of the arrest of three people found towing a stolen car at Hig speeds on Waverley Street Foi Garry sunday night. Speeds of 75 to 80 Miles be Lour were reached As the polic allowed the car containing to juveniles and one adult. Charge Lave been Laid and More arrest May be made according to police. The cars some of them foun with motors and other parts it moved had been reported stole in greater Winnipeg Over the past three months. Police Sai that then investigation May als solve a number of thefts of Ca batteries and tires during same period. Grace Hospital after being in wearing. Jared in a single car Accident i dragging operations for the a saturday even i body of or. Davidson were con ducted saturday and sunday in j i the area of the mishap with five i boats Strung across the River. I the body has not yet been re covered. Appen when the Brewers product an inquest wih be held a Brand of Beer which was or. White fell 21 feet to his death saturday afternoon As he was working on the roof of his two and one half Storey Home. He had been putting up Alum Winum storm windows when he climbed up to the roof and then plunged to a sidewalk below. He was dead on arrival at Misericordia Hospital shortly after the 4 . Mishap. Ronald Belcourt died in route to St. Boniface Hospital Early sunday following a single car Accident on a Road near St. Eustache. His brother Dennis Belcourt 14, who suffered fractures of both legs in the mishap is re ported in fairly Good condition in St. Boniface Hospital. Another occupant of the car David Bernardin of Elie was treated for bruises and released. Police said the Accident of police said mrs. Be Leniski suffered a sore Back and abrasions in the . Accident and or. Wilk a possible fractured pack. The two were passengers in a car driven by the woman s Hus free press meetings meetings to be held at 8 . Tuesday in the free press building include Board room executive committee Camp cock of the North sons of Scotland clubroom free press Bridge club. Band Albert Joseph Zelenski. Police said the mishap occurred when the Zelenski car eastbound on Nairn apparently went out of control while passing another car. It sideswiped a number of poles on the South Side of Nairn and finally came to rest against a pole at Keenleyside Street. Lawrence Muise 3, of 121 Pul Ford Street was reported in fairly Good condition in Victoria Hospital after being injured in a car pedestrian collision in a Lane South of River Avenue Sun Day afternoon. Police said the boy was run Ning from South to North across the first Lane South of Between Pulford and Osborne streets when he was in Colli Sion with a car driven by Eric Bechert 21, of 448 Maryland Street westbound in the Lane. More dealers raise gasoline prices a number of Imperial Oil Esso dealers in greater Winnipeg joined their competitors during the weekend by raising ago by the provincial govern ment. A Winnipeg spokesman for Imperial Oil limited said in a Tele phone interview monday that their gasoline prices by up to .6 fewer than 15 of the Imperial Oil cents a gallon beyond the three j dealers on consignment that is company sets the retail Hui the cent tax increase imposed week because q. Why could t my Friend get help from a certain Agency a. This question can Only be answered when All the facts Are known. An individual in an Agency is just As human As you Are he can make a mistake and so can you. Usually when traced Down there s been a mis understanding on someone s part. Chances Are your Friend asked for a service that red Feather agencies Are unable to vide. If this was the Case your Friend was probably referred to an organization that could help him if such an Agency exists in the Community. Perhaps the person you know applied to the wrong Agency perhaps he or she was eligible for help that properly should come from a Public tax supported government service. Perhaps the Case list of an overworked understaffed Agency was so Long he was forced to wait. Get the facts and your Community Chest office will be glad to Check Back and report. Remember your Community Chest is not a protective association for the contributor or for its 40 member agencies. It and its agencies Are in business to serve people and anxious to do it effectively. Crackdown on dumpers the Winnipeg engineering department plans a crackdown on people who use City property As their own private dumping area. W. T. Hampton department in Spector of streets and lanes said in an interview that offenders would be charged under a City bylaw which prohibits a person from dumping on other than his own property without permission of the City Engineer. Maximum penalty is we feel the penalty should be said Insp. Hampton. People wonder where their tax Money goes. Well More of it than necessary is being spent Clearing these Insp. Hampton said three months ago six men working with i Burrows and Redwood Avenue. I also said he thought some of the other Esso dealers had raised their prices but he could not say How Many. The Canadian Oil company which operates White Rose Sta Shell Canada Ltd. And some British american Oil com Pany limited dealers had raised their prices thursday. At the time the companies emphasized that the increase would affect Only certain areas of greater Winnipeg. Competitive monday the Imperial Oil spokesman said this was also True of his f inn s increase. We have to stay the spokesman was asked about charges made by g. B. Huehn of the Manitoba automotive trades association Friday that the tax plus increase was a glorified attempt by the refiners to improve their profit Structure with out any consideration of the sell the spokesman replied that or. Huehn s organization did t represent As it claimed the majority of service station owners. He said most Imperial Oil Deal ers who were on a commission basis consignment would t have it any other Way. He said if they wanted to get off a com Mission basis they were free to do so but few did because it two trucks spent five Days Clear ing a piece of City property on the East Side of Waverley Street Between Wilkes and Taylor ave Nues. People had strewn the property with Bush tree trunks Concrete and cars which can t be identified because registration numbers have been removed. Besides engineering depart ment employees who must Clear the land members of the City fire department often must spend time burning rubbish. Insp. Hampton said people have continued to abuse the Waverley Street property despite a no dumping sign. A second piece of City property which is used for dumping is land on Shaughnessy Street near the property is vacant pending constructions of a housing development and must be cleared periodically because it becomes an eyesore for people living on Burrows Avenue facing it. They re getting Tirad of having to look at a garbage said Insp. Hampton. Insp. Hampton said Bath areas Are being patrolled by police and people caught depositing rubbish on them will be reported to the engineering department for action. He said that rubbish could be taken to the Mcphillips Avenue nuisance ground. Wet garbage or combustible material can be taken to the City incinerator at Logan Avenue and Maude Street offered them greater Security. If they were Selling gasoline for the company any loss due to Price fluctuation was absorbed by the company. Too Knudt the spokesman said however that the Esso dealers whose prices had been raised during the weekend would t receive any in creased profit. The increase of .6 cents a gallon was too Small to affect the commission paid these dealers. A spokesman for radio Oil Ltd., which operates Roco stations said no decision had yet been made on Price increases. Texaco another Large firm locally could t be reached for comment ;