Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 5, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg pm tuesday Juty 1966 t1 Brandon fair draws opening s4th provincial exhibition gets off to flying Start peace talk Chattye no brighter pm by Neil loutt1t musical ride delighted some spectators who appeared sated they had received their Ottawa up prime Ivron Listef Pearson said monday it is impossible to be optimistic at the moment about convening a peace conference on Viet Nam. He made the comment to the commons in answering conservative Leader Diefenbaker who asked whether there is any indication from North Viet Nam to Lead the prime minister to believe there is Hope for a peace j conference. I or. Pearson said Canadian policy is unchanged from a slay 1 speech he delivered. In that he said the first Concrete step to everybody was smiling in bran Don monday As the 84th annual provincial exhibition got off to a flying Start. More than people not believed to be a record crowd for one official a darn Good aver att fitted the fair. This made the officials smile monday morning Rosser and Princess avenues in. Downtown Brandon were lined four deep spectators As the travellers Parade wound its Way along the three mile i out. In the afternoon 4-hers took Over the spotlight with Many win Ning prize Money Tor their know How in agriculture. This made the Junior Farmers smile. Rupert White Hoad has been re elected president of the John Howard society wee president was professor William Morrison. At night the grandstand show with Nelson Eddy Gale Sher Money s Worth. Wins car the biggest smile of All was on the face of mrs. George Heaman Kirkella man., who drove Home a 1966 car. Or. He Amin monday s attendance prize. Each Day a new car is Given away As the prize. The Weatherman was the Only i oae who did t heavy showers smile As two threatened to spoil the Day. But the carnival mood won out and by late afternoon the Sun was shining officials attributed monday s sue dance to kiddies Day. Last year s opening Day saw paying customers file through. Gary Lelond of the Miniota 4-h beef club and Glenda Butcher of the Birtle 4-h Home economics club won Gold watches for the grand aggregate in the 4-h com petitions. George Geisel of ochre River won the John nor tiny trophy i and grand championship in the Wood Dorothy toy s Oriental 4.h judging Competition with arid Elizabeth Fry of Manitoba. Elected peace Lude to tons. Negotiations a ceasefire As a pre no condition Neotia would be Fol doll revue and the ramp motor hotel pm s37-sb71 pobta5e a. At . Room Ascot lounge entertain dirt Folk Singer Kelly Clark balinese lounge to Exevar or minimum Allen Lynch of Gilbert Plains j taking the Reserve 4-h members More than club members hand for the 4-h com i petitions and special Parade which wound through the farm machinery display and show ring. J Evelyn Burch of Oak Lake was 1 named 4-h Queen. J the evening grandstand show appeared to be the crowd please i of the Day. Lowed by a phased withdrawal of hostile forces including Newirth vietnamese troops from the Battleground in South Viet naia. Nip Leader t. A Dorfas asked whether Canada would formally notify the . Govern ment it disapproved of the Extension of-. Bombing to the North vietnamese cities of Hanoi and Haiphong. Or Pearson said Canada is trying to bring about negotiations and he did not think it desirable to comment on the policies of either Side. We have already indicated our regret at the bombing Extension and i prefer to leave it at that for the or. Pearson said. Alberta names minister Edmonton t arid so feb a. Advil supporting Attori not Jui taws til children _ _ in Boon Oppi it Iona and . 41hwi1v1vipeg week drive in the lube Airliner on Amilt up 4-9614 guns of navaronr1 Startt 10 . The High adv Tum few huh Ibi Gregory pet the guns of 1wavarone 2nd feature Conui code 7 victims starts at pm. Box Oft cd a runs at . T u we lyceum starl1te Sar Ritj. My a Penis m00uoioh i Brian m Wavd Mccallla in Fum Soti i Urmo Ngtai gunfighters of f Asa Grande starring a whet it cum f 1 . I or Durrf Tom work under term so 2c35, 9 to e it 4i2s Stakutis the. Tjw so pm. 1 if ?1 .-45 ;