Winnipeg Free Press

Saturday, March 02, 1968

Issue date: Saturday, March 2, 1968
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 2, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Coffey break by John Robertson Winnipeg free press 4 j c program note cob brings you Eye witness reports from City Hall to Saigon through the facilities of Abc and Job. By Carrier Sec per week saturday March 2, 1968 authorized Las 2nd class mail by the p o. Dept., Ottawa and for payment of postage in Cash today i would like to introduce the new poet laureate of Coffee break James Diamond Louie King. He is the Only cat i know who can play the piano from the inside. One Day he woke up with a hangover like an elephant s trunk gazed wistfully at the twitching tuning Forks which used to be his fingers and shouted Quick Man get me a set of vibes before i lose the you May know him As a professional musician Arranger raconteur and Good humor Man Par excellence that s a Little French term i just made but today he s a poet. So take it away Kingo Spring is just around the Corner and Young men s fancies Are turning to things like cold showers Long walks in memorial Park or scribbling poetry on the backs of clearasil Box tops. But for us autumnal gaffers some times All that is left is trying the poetic bag. For reasons which Are rather obvious i suppose i will have to share credits for the following Zircon with Edgar Allan and Moe. The Tabby once upon a Midnight foggy As i pondered weak and groggy Over some arrangement i was writing for a to score while a Short doze 7. Was snatching there came a scratching As of someone scratching scratching at my studio door. Tis some juice head i muttered scratching at my studio door. This and nothing v then i Felt my skin Start crawling for my guest was quite appalling in he crept a. Big sleek Tabby haughty and disdainful too. J leaped up on my piano tearing my Brand new Grey flannel 1 but the Tabby merely stood there singing in voice so True. Singing out like Tony Bennett in a swinging voice so True. Sang the Tabby shoo be do. I was flipped with this ungainly cat who Sang ideas stretching out melodic phrases improvising brilliantly. And i could t help agreeing that no living human being j Ever yet could sing a jazz lick sounding quite so right and free. Most jazz singers being human never sound so right and free. Sang the Tabby shoo be Dee. This cat makes one impression showing freshness of expression. Thoughts of making fortunes Start to thrill me to my very Bones. But the Tabby sets me grieving then by turning Tail and stay around please can use you my pleading tired voice moans. Chasing him along the hallway. again my tired voice moans. Quote the cat Call Quincy if you re thinking about winning the Charleswood mixed car Bonspiel forget it How s this for an entry Don baby face Blanchard Al cuddles Barnes fat old me and a female Impersonator. The rules insist that at least one woman play on each can t decide whether we should name our girl tequila mockingbird or Bermuda Schwartz. When we asked her about it she said i want to. Use my real name. actually it s no worse than calling our skip Blanch. I remember the old Days on the Gold Eye beat when Don Blanchard and i used to room together. Guys would phone the room and i d answer and say a Mon up Blanch and i Are just lying around watching then the caller would mutter gee and hang up. This week at Charleswood it will be even More confusing. Blanch and i could end up squabbling Over a pair 01 bloomers. Sheldon and Ted Bloomer explicit. And Lloyd Bloomer and All the Little bloomers these two old sportswriters went to the Funera Home to see this old writing crony who had just died. They both sidle up to View the body still half stiff from the Wake the night before and one Peers into the coffin and says hey you know what old Joe looks better since he quit Lamarsh opens Kenora Centre Arena project becomes reality for town by Hubert Beyer Kenora staff Friday was a big Day Here As a new Arena and recreation Cen tre was officially . Representatives of All Levels of government attended the colourful opening ceremonies said the main her silence was that she gets into conducted., by Secretary of state hot water every time i open my t i Judy Lamarsh. It is very Gratifying to see that the spirit of 67 carries on Mouth 1 to steal the had considered. Holding a topless in its finest tradition As is speech miss Lamarsh said but displayed Here at this gathering it might not be helpful to her in tonight marking the opening of Case she decided to enter the the Kenora Community Liberal leadership race. Miss Lamarsh told an audience on a More serious note miss a of Lamarsh told the audience that y March arrived tame by j. H. Judson March Slid into greater win Peg half Lamb and half lion riday on the heels of a mild Pell. February s end was As up and own As March s beginning a Lort blast of cold weather hit be City at mid week but had moderated to thawing temper Tures by thursday. The week began Cloudy and mild As moist Pacific air flowed n Over a shallow layer of Arctic air. The Outlook for the next few ays indicates mild weather Ith Snow flurries but no Bliz Ards in sight. Temperatures re expected to average above Ormal. Esso car clinic s9.95 weather report v i in f a j my am miss Lamarsh said that the 1967 had been a remarkable s people of Kenora had built year a year during which a be something that will last you for country for the first time v most of your lives something devoted 12 full months to a that you can be proud she was at her Best when she Kenora s recreation Centre was officially opened Friday by state Secretary Judy Lamarsh before observers. The Centre includes an Arena. National Celebration. In retrospect it s Safe to say stand be counted music festival program the program for the opening Day of the annual Manitoba music Competition monday is As Fol die tempers humor with plea Gerald Hart gives up humorously lashed out at Winni that we surprised even in Peg mayor Stephen Juba who selves with the magnificent was represented by Alderman Success we by Derik Hodgson led by a Blind Piper and hand in hand with his wife Olive John Diefenbaker walked slowly into the University of Winnipeg applause from nearly Stu dents. Within minutes the former tory chieftain had his audience chuckling at his anecdotes and hanging on his oratory. His message to the student body was that Canada is one today there is a. New say Canada is two -.nations. If this., is won t be around at my age to speak of the Canada you he warned. He said this concept was something he had fought against All his life. I m opposed to any special rights being thundered or. Diefenbaker i m against setting up principalities across the he said that step by step things Are building up in other parts of Canada. It is time for canadians to stand up and be he warned that if Amend ments to the Constitution were approved piecemeal province by. Province you Are going to have Freedom in Canada where some opt in and some opt or. Diefenbaker said that if one province Quebec had the right to make treaties control the Csc or private television it would bring about a situation that will weaken the now they Are talking about reforming the Senate with provincial numerical that won t Bung about he told the students that the Canada he had seen was nothing when compared to what they would he said everyone could prob ably do better financially by moving to the United states. Dream your dreams stay in he said. Make your contribution to building Canada Cathedral of the where Freedom is More than just a making Only a Brief reference to the parliamentary crisis just passed he said parliament will never be the same again because when a government has been Defeated the prime min ister will say that it was t a vote of off to Jau i m going to jail on said Gerald Hart a Winnipeg businessman with Many a financial Gripe against government. And Friday he stopped in at the provincial Law courts building boarded a bus and went directly to heading Ley jail. The 56-year-old or. Hart was fined or two months in jail in january for failing to pay Hospital insurance premiums. edition he was ordered to pay in premiums for the five year period ended in 1967. He refused to pay both and turned himself Over to the sheriff because i m a taxpayer and i can t afford to pay to have them come looking for. Or. Hart spent wednes Day prowling the Manitoba legislature Union Jack draped Over his shoulders and his hands bound in chains. He said he wanted to Tell government officials what he thought of compulsory Hospital insurance premiums. But Premier Weir was out of town and no other ministers were available. Monday holy Trinity Church Hall i class Solo intermediate . Duet divisions 1 and 2 . 239_pianolorte Solo j. S. Bach Junior . All Saint Church Parish Hall baritone soil . Sacred Solo Grade 8 . Solo sacred any voice Grade c . Solo Grade b . Solo Grade b . Solo male voices Grade a . Augustine United Church Hall Solo Chopin advanced . Solo senior . For two violins Grade b . Duet . For two violins Grade a . Auditorium school class Grade 3 . School class suburban Grade 5 . School chorus suburban boys grades 1 to 4 . School chorus grades 1 to . Forecast sunny and Clear Milder on sunday. Winds Light today in creasing to 20 . From the West sunday. Low and High for Carman Gimli and Winnipeg 15 and 35 temperatures for the 24-hour period ending at 7 . Saturday school chorus grades 1to 6 . School chorus boys grades 1 to 5 . School chorus mixed grades 9 to 12 . School class room choirs Grade 6 . Choirs Folk songs open . H i i d r e n s orchestra open . Jubilee Competition . School graduates choirs mixed voices playhouse theatre and Junior recorder open school recorder ensemble grades 1 of 6 senior . School recorder ensemble grades 7 to 12 senior . School recorder ensemble grades 7 to 12 Junior . Accordion Solo Assembly Hall auditorium accordion Quarter . Solo intermediate . Solo Junior . J Solo division 1 . Violin Solo 2 . Local supporters tune in on Turner Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Regina Brandon the Pas Winnipeg fort William Kenora. 27 Max. Min. Pre. 56 47 .18 53 25 47 33 7 -9 13 .7 -5 -7 36 29 38 37 29 .01 Ottawa Toronto Montreal Halifax Chicago Miami los Angeles 66 Minneapolis 45 Max. Min. Pre. .34 18 .31 23 .05 .37 22 .05 30 to. 37 58 17 46 51 57 .01 new York 39 29 .01 United Church campaigning by Telephone is he next Best thing to being Here. Liberal leadership candidate John Turner tried this tech Nique Friday night when he spoke to 50 Winnipeg liberals n the Marlborough hotel while rounding up votes in Quebec 5ty the Winnipeg liberals most of them delegates or alternates to the Ottawa leadership convention queried or. Turner via special Telephone Hookup. The Consumers affairs minis ter in the Pearson Cabinet gave his local supporters a Pep talk saying he was very satisfied with the Way his Campaign is shaping up. He said his support was evenly placed across the country. Or. Turner said he was Strong in British Columbia and Alberta could do better in Saskatchewan was pleased with Manitoba very pleased with Ontario and said there would be no bloc voting for Justice minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau from Quebec. In the maritime nobody really or. Turner said. He said the entry of Trade minister Robert Winters As the 12th race candidate has Given the party a full Range o choices. It la be a better Campaign for he saw himself or. Trudeau or. Winters transport minister Paul Hellyer external affairs minister Paul Martin and finance minister Mitchell Sharp As the front runners. His audience roared laughter when he told them rank outsider Lloyd Henderson j of Portage la Prairie had walked into his Ottawa office the whole area has to be neutralized under the auspices of the United nations and supervision of the in s asian members. Canada can help by providing medical Aid and Aid for the reconstruction of War torn areas and continuing to keep an open line with both sides of the dispute. On another aspect of foreign policy or. Turner said Canada s position in nato and Nomad has to be re evaluated but he was t in favor of total withdrawal from the military organizations. On the monarchy or. Turner be prepared. Dps told new democratic party Mem Bers must Start working now for the next Federal election Clif Ford a. Scotton the party s National Secretary said Friday at the nip Federal Council meeting in Winnipeg. Or. Scotton said it seems Likely the next Federal election Nuu Eik jail. Steve is a great one of Olla lire Rcw Centre was one of the most having you All come when ideas in the Field of throwing a party. But when and entertainment. The invited to Kenora he which provides not Only show most modern facilities for she added however but also a music room Winnipeg was very for Uriate teen club crafts rooms and Nave a mayor who was so citizens facilities would known throughout Canasta m a n y hours of getting things done and for generations to the imagination. Of the Zuiss la Larsh praised Jve nors for having displayed enthusiasm in the planning honoured building of. Its. Centennial Jet. Mccreath regional in More than officer of the have build something but commission was Many went As far As you this week at at dinner miss Lamarsh said she. Officials and staff Mem spoken very often during or my past few months. The is retiring baiter 22 years roared with laughter when a attempted charge dismissed i an attempted murder events of that evening against Stuart Alexander showed both had been Rie 47, of 177 Colony a considerable Amoun suite 2, was dismissed. Beer. After a preliminary hearing court Friday magistrate Winnipeg magistrate s court. Said drink was or magistrate Isaac Rice downfall and warned the Crown had presented to stay away from it. Weak Case in support of magistrate said he would to try or. Currie on the there was not even less serious charge o Stantial evidence to support causing bodily harm ii criminal code requirement with the Jan. 13 intent necessary to the Ful prosecution of the charge Crown attorney John Enns said. I such a charge. Won lbt be or. Currie had been against or. Currie next with trying to kill Evelyn Olson 45, of 634 magistrate Rice suite 4, the night of Jan. He did not want or. Currie said he was in Canadian izing our favor of but he said abolition of the monarchy would at this time disrupt Canada More than unite it and called the proposal the meeting was chaired by Winnipeg lawyer Sam Breen and also attended by Vancouver Jurrard Liberal my Ron Bas Ford who is on or. Turner s National Campaign committee. Will be months called within and possibly a few at the a Umi. magistrate Rice noted that held in custody but told my neither the accused nor the and his lawyer Mel Meyers to complainant seemed Clear on be in court next Friday. Reconsider ruling on preparing strategy and tactics for the coming Campaign v he noted that a study of the 1967 Saskatchewan general election indicated that generally candid ates who were nominated Early fared Best. Industry. M i n i s t e a Sidney beginning of May. Spivak Friday urged the Federal urging delegates to begin air transport. Committee to reconsider its decision to drop a subsidy paid to trans air for operating its Prairie regional service. The committee told the Winnipeg based Carrier to., make application for abandonment or show How it plans to operate without Ai subsidy by March 15. In a seven Page Telegram to. J. W. Of the Canadian transport com or. Spivak said the decision led him to conclude that the a transport commit tee has embarked on a program of developing a multiplicity of carriers and dismantling the policy announced by the Federal government designed to strengthen the regional car lenten themes for meeting the anglican sunday school teachers association will hold a training meeting at . Tuesday after a Brief business session the association has announced. The meeting at a saints anglican Church Hall Broadway Avenue and Osborne Street will discuss teaching themes during the lenten and easter seasons. Nee Albert a applied to give he said the committee s i decision directly impairs the fiscal ability of regional carriers to provide class one. Service. With i trans air took Over the Prai Jrie route serving Winnipeg Regina Yorkton Sas Katoon after air cans in or. Manitoba agreed to a regional taking the route on the condition s that adequate financial support j was made available to maintain j a reasonable class of service. I he said either the transport i committee should be directed review its decision or Canada should reassure a possibility for providing service. Nip stand in crisis endorsed air the a copy of the Telegram also sent to transport Paul Hellyer. The Manitoba conferences and Flad United Church men and women will meet at 8 . Wednesday in regents Park United Church 613 St. Mary s Road St. Vital. Rev. J. Carl Ridd and g. E. Ackerman will talk about in vesting had lunch with his executive assistant. J besides that la Start the rumours i Andrew or. Turner said. On the War in Vietnam or. Turner said the . Bombing of North Vietnam had to Stop and the stand taken by new democratic party members of the House of commons during what nip Leader t. C. Douglas termed the recent crisis of Confidence was unanimously endorsed in Winnipeg Friday at a meeting of the nip Federal Council. The end oration came on the first Day of a weekend Confer ence at the International inn. By noon saturday about 100 delegates hailing from coast to coast Are expected to be in attendance. New democratic maps present or. Douglas Are Brewin Schreyer the meets party s every Federal Council six or seven months. The Winnipeg meeting is the first not held in Ottawa for some time. In the Resolution passed by the Council Friday appreciation and admiration was expressed for the members stand in consistently opposing the five per cent income surtax and in voting no Confidence in the present Liberal govern ment in the parliamentary crisis which developed Over Bill c 193 on feb. 19 and following. Prior to the passing of Resolution or. Douglas Deli he for report in which attacked the government ered Colin Cameron Nanaimo David Lewis York David Orlikov Winni pursuing a reactionary eco Peg North and Edward nomic policy that has brought this country to its present state of economic nobody is m i n d i n g the he said claiming that the Pearson administration s mis handling of the Economy has created spiralling living costs the highest interest rates since before 1900, the highest unemployment since 1964, and lower National productivity. He said the new democratic party offers the Only Funda mental alternative to the government s economic if in Power the nip would take these Steps to provide a modern rational intelligent Canada s economic problems 9 pass Laws based on the recommendations of the Carter taxation commission. Establish a prices review Board. Set up a National invest ment Board. J create a National ment Board. A Institute a National housing p program. R exercise foreign Exchange controls. I Only a massive Public mention in the Economy will .4 remove decision making Power from the boardrooms of the big j corporations to the people Canada he said. Tas to whether or not the nation can afford a general election in the near future or. Douglas said no election could Hurt the economic situation More than retaining v government i ;