Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 22, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday March 22, 1963 i a Fri we i a charge group rw.tofthepuwer5 Orthe Manaker Jelli port know hard to so and i m. Well i int afraid to Sav . Donald Duck Micky mouse the show soes off to Louvou 1 i finish th5 work Archie i 1 still cant i and the take up i what s he want aka the movie is nearly x can do it seems to be All Archie is outside looking for. You where s Archie he was to run the Blondie Tiffany Jones no such Luck Here fuss me that bottle of Champagne. I i hit him Over the Heap. He s just lying there Pott worry Tiffany i think this will bring Rolp. Are you trying Stowell me Puep Mason Beetle Bailey to mate what babies do you khow they in tm6ir hism chair5 and of the i want your opinion i la ask for. It in i cant figure out what Vou see Ftp All what has she cot she has Beauty a Charm Grace wit Talent rip Kirby the n8wspaper says that Paul the Albion was release from prison Topay sir. I la Neep you amp Little Laurie the Sun who use to be a jockey. Let s so somewhere Andrall him. Two Hun prep thousand that Bank amp they Wom know was Pone that s impossible Paul. Hmm. That s sows to 3e Bap news for a lot of Nice. Fishes Pes Mon. Nothings impossible von if you put your. Mind to it. I and Lois is that watch Hammer proof s9rrv. I got carried away. Its time for it s for pad to come its our Steinbach youth to . Jail grand Forks . A Neil Wall 20, of Steinbach Man., was sentenced wednesday to one year in the grand Forks county jail. Wall had been charged with aggravated reckless driving and had entered a plea of guilty March 11. Sentencing was delayed until wednesday so he could obtain a lawyer. Court was told Wall was the Driver of a car which forced a vehicle driven by Darree Gra Ber 18, of Grafton ., off . Highway 81 March 9. Another Steinbach resident Gordon Hamm 19, originally had been charged with reckless driving but Wall came Forward and said he had been the Driver of the vehicle. Wall was sentenced by county judge Kirk Smith. In a Telephone interview thursday from grand Forks judge Smith called the incident he said or. Graber was driving from grand Forks to his Home at Grafton with his Mother mrs. Mary Graber his brother Chris 15, and a Friend Randy Davis at about 9 . At the Junction of highways 44 and 81, Wall with two passengers Gordon Hamm and Hamm s brother began follow ing them. Wall overtook the Graber car and brought it to a Stop he said. Court was told Wall and Gordon Hamm got out of their car and walked towards the Graber vehicle but just before they reached it Darell Graber drove away. Judge Smith said Wall went Back to his car and pursued the Graber vehicle. At speeds of Between 40 and 60 Miles an hour according to Wall and be tween 80 and 90 Miles an hour according to Graber Wall began bumping the Graber car from behind. Wall tipped Over the Graber car by veering to the left and the car rolled Over several times court was told. Judge Smith said mrs. Graber was seriously injured but he did not know if she had yet been released from Hospital. He said the boys were treated and allowed to leave. Mol Gat slams delay Liberal Leader Gil Mol Gat attacked the provincial govern ment thursday for delaying action on legislation for con Sumers Protection the establishment of an ombudsman compensation of victims of crimes and Legal assistance to indigents. Or. Mol Gat was joined by Saul Cherniack nip St. John s in criticizing the government during debate on a report by a legislature commit tee which has been studying the drafting of legislation dealing with Consumers Protection the appointment of a Public pro Lector and other items. The committee s report stated the committee had t finished its work and should be re constituted this session. Attorney general Sterling r. Lyon committee chairman said the committee would continue its work As soon As possible and legislation dealing with the items under study might be introduced this session if Feas Ible. I or. Mol Gat in accusing the government in using delaying tactics pointed out the commit tee was appointed in february 1967, but did t meet until november. Or. Cherniack pointed out that the committee had sat for Only nine Days to consider the items for which it was charged with the responsibility of studying he was to resume the debate Friday. Enns Levels blast at mfg agriculture minister Harry Enns said thursday there Are enough problems facing agriculture without the Manitoba Farmers Union making presentations on the Broad Field of government action. He made the statement in answer to questions by Sam Yuskiw who said the minister criticized the mfg wednesday for presenting the Cabinet Rath a comprehensive Brief especially on medi or. Enns said he suggested the mfg should Zero in or problems facing Farmers. Sidney Green asked if the minister was suggesting that medical cart insurance was not a problem affecting Farmers. Or. Enns replied that Al social problems affect Farmers but reiterated his Conte Titio that the mfg Brief should Dea with specific farm situations. By Jeffrey varsity choir improves school of music concert by the University of Manitoba choir con ducted by William with piano duets Susan Ingram and Kirin Redekopp wednesday noon. Prog ism psalm psalm 23 Schubert night by Schubert i love my love Arr. Hit psf the Blue Bird by Stanford fasting i watch by new love Bong Waltzes by Brahms. A Good Deal of improvement Vasi evident in this performance by the varsity choir Over their previous concert last year. Tie choir on this occasion Aii. Conducted by a promising doling conductor in the person if William Janzen. Taken As a whole the choral work was sure footed the chord ing quite precise and the Dic Ilion and tuning of a very excellent Standard indeed. There were however a numer of instances where changes of tonal dynamics were heeded it somehow seemed imposed and rather too deliberate they did not grow inevitably from the flow of the music. The whole Point of changes in dynamics is that they should sound natural and not artificial or forced. The sopranos and Altos were expect edly the main stay for one the tenors Small in numbers remain the weakest Lection. Mendelssohn s rather four Square setting of psalm 43 judge me o Given a rigorous somewhat punchy interpretation. The choir achieved Ood separation Between male and female parts but failed to convince us that the piece is of any real Merit. B in Schubert s Well known setting of psalm 23, the lord is my Shepherd the ladies of the chorus achieved some skilfully built climaxes and also a quite ovely lilt to their phrasing. In he male part song night by Schubert the chromatic so dings of the lower parts were in Civie. Some second tenors had rouble with their tuning while he tone of the top Tenor line was pinched. Interest in the music is chiefly melodic and on this Point it was largely successful. Then came three miniature masterpieces by English com doses. Hoist s famous Folk song setting i love my love is of course a veritable Gem. But it needed More vitality the Pace was a Little too slow and this caused the counter Melody phrase i love my love to be deprived of its Light dance like clears inter. There was however Good differentiation Between the male narrative and the female counterpoint. The diction was Guod but the whole thing needed1 More subtlety of Liras Tig sind a sureness of purpose it wins too tentative. C Stanford s Lovely setting of wary Coleridge s impressionistic verse the Blue Bird was Aliso largely successful. The singers captured the delicate mood of this piece Well. It was perhaps a Little on the stiff Side the Soprano refrain on the word Blue was too weighty and not nearly ethereal enough. And again harsh Vowel sounds made noticeable chinks in the Over All blend. Elgar s Majestic part song feasting i watch the second of five i splendid settings Anonymous greek poems was not As hippy in effect As one would have wished it to be. It lacked real Pace and flow. Words like flashing constellations did not have the Bril Lis Ince required. The important Tenor entry and anon i wreathe my hair was tepid and unsure. They did however approach the right mood in the charging of the words solemn and one Day perhaps they will give us All five of these magnificent part songs. Brahms cannot quite achieve the Light viennese gaiety that was Schubert s Birthright but in Bis Neue Liebes lieder he Man Ages to dance with unexpected Zeal and geniality none the less. With a mixture of vigorous often blatant Good spirits and warm hearted lyricism the chorus achieved some of their Best singing in this group of choral Waltzes. With typical teutonic thoroughness Brahms wrote about four pieces too Many for this group. Nevertheless the Good things far out balanced the indifferent. The e concert ended on a note of real optimism for the future of this Young and promising a Linoir. Still nets Man Fine of St. Adolphe by an Romp still raiding squad was limed and costs thursday i provincial Magis trate s court. said they found a Semi commercial still in the basement of John Senkow s Home. He pleaded guilty to Possession of a still an offence under the Federal excise act. Ramp told magistrate Harold Gyles they destroyed 30 Gallons of tiie finished product and Gallons of Mash in the still which used 10 250-gallon vats. St. Pierre ramp who con ducted the March 7 raid described Senkow As not one of the principals in the Home brew operation. Senkow asked for time to pay the Fine. Magistrate Gyles told him you have until april 20. Your backers should be Able to come up i Ith the Fine by St. A Clophe is about 15 Miles South of Winnipeg. Steel men to pay dues members of United steel workers of America Al Cio Csc will double dues for five months h. L. Len Stevens the Region supervisor said in an interview Friday. Or. Stevens who has just returned with a Manitoba Dele gation from a specially called International convention of steelworkers in Atlantic City new Jersey said the regular monthly dues will Rise to starting april 1. The increase calculated to bolster the strike for North America is expected to bring in million during the five month period. The Union has Well More Thant 1 million members in the United states and Canada. Or. Stevens said Only established Union locals would be affected. He said to s meant Small groups which had Only recently joined the steelworkers would t be affected. Toronto cleric Hurt quits meeting Here a Toronto minister walked out on the evangelical Fellowship of Canada convention Here wednesday because his feel Ings were were slightly the Fellowship in its fourth year and designed to unite evangelicals across Canada is made up people from ,15 denominations who believe in the authority of the asked for expert metro finance committee has recommended a waste disposal expert be paid annually for up to 15 Days service a year. The Resolution must be approved by metro Council. The expert is or. C. N. Sawyer a director of a Boston firm of consulting engineers. Committee was told yer visited Winnipeg feb. 14 to 16 to study the Cit yes water works system and to discus s employment on a limited basis or. Sawyer also studied some water treatment problems. Alex Penman direct by of metro s waterworks and waste disposal division said or. Saw yer Tiel Ped immeasurably in cutting unnecessary tests. Or. Penman said his depart ment has b Een riddled complaining about taste and odor of water Charles r. Huband metro vice chairman said it was t a Serr ious problem. I would be con tent to let it year perhaps Man Jaileal six months for assault Ronald Joseph thomas28, of 622 Patricia Avenue has been sentenced in Winnipeg Magis trate s court to six months in jail for assault causing bodily harm. He pleaded not guilty to the charge before magistrate . Manwaring. Court was told Thomas met the e complainant Roy Michael Mickelson 45, of Yorkton sask., outside a main. Street cafe at dec. 20, Thomas was with three other men and a woman and along with or. Mickelson they went to a downtown nightclub where or. Mickelson bought in drinks for the group court was told. Or. Mickelson said he found his Wallet containing missing and chased the woman in the group downstairs. Or. Mickelson testified that he called the police. When the other men came downstairs to leave or. Mickelson said he told Thomas to wait for the police then Thomas struck him in the face fracturing his nose. Police arrived and broke up the fight. Thomas testified he hit the complainant because he thought or. Mickelson was attacking the woman. The Wallet and the Money in it were not recovered court was told. The convention was held in Calvary Temple. The trouble arose during election of officers. Rev. Hector Mcrury tiie minister had just been Nomin ated for president when Bev. William a. I Toronto objected. It was t the Man but the system he objected to. Officers had been nominated by special committee and feel a lows hip members were in formed later of the Choice. Newell maintained that officers should be elected by Boizot. Rev. K. W. 0 p p e r in a no Toronto seated beside or. Newell proposed or. William Fitch of Toronto As president. At that Point or. Mckenry this year s vice president left the meeting. . A. P. Simester of the salvation said later that or. Mcrury left so a free discussion could take place and because he was just slightly Hurt As any human being would after More discussion the Rev. Marney Patterson pro posed that the executive Council sit As they were for another year. Accepting reluctantly presi Dent or. Harry fraught said i am deeply grieved that this kind of situation had to develop. I blame no one except maybe the inconsistencies of some people. I think it is most unfortunate that a person has been after the president finished or. Oppermann with Drew his proposal to nominate or. Fitch. I do not speak with ingratitude or malice quite frankly we had not proceeded properly and it was somebody s business to see that we did. I am sure or. Fitch will be deeply embarrassed that All this had after a five minute break or. Fitch was again proposed presi Dent this time by the Bev. Ronald a. Mccaw of the United Church renewal Fellowship. J or Fitch was then elected president. Other officers elected were vice president col. Leslie Pindred Secretary the Rev. Ward m. Shantz and treasurer Geoffrey still. Sharp committee Nineteen Man Tobins have formed a committee to support finance minister Sharp in his bid for the National leadership of the Liberal party the committee was formed so Sharp s candidacy advanced while he is engaged on the business of the and his position not be damaged by his i withdrawal from Active campaigning a press release a v George Heff Elfinger is Mittee chairman. Members Are Allan Beachel Rees Brock David Cortes Alderman Mark Danzker of Winnipeg Irwin Dorfman Vic Fulton Ken Hansen Henteleff and sol Kanee. Charles Kroft Roy Mcbride Archie m i c a y William a Parker Stan Roberts de bus sen Holt John Shanski Russell Simonite and j. Ross White. 7 Here in for sweep seven Manitoba and six Saskatchewan tickets Are eligible for big prize Money in the Irish sweepstakes Spring lottery. Prize Money depends on wednesday s running of the Lincolnshire Handicap. Not All horses on which tickets were draw will Start. Following is the list of eligible Manitoba tickets with the horse s name the ticket s num a her pen name of the Holder and i ills Hometown. Ashford Lea we 78025, Biene Whitemouth wok ,81764, High time Lyleton with 85175, Boozer Winnipeg. Copter mpg 73593, we need you Winnipeg. Gemini six Ujj 87996, Penny Winnipeg. Golden mean Wal 65142, Luck of the Irish Winnipeg. Minho Vas 54053, Jet Winnipeg. Following Are the six eligible in Saskatchewan. Gemini six Vyp Blue Bird Spring Valley. Golden mean we a 61183 Paddy Estevan. Sunder on Esq 70404, a Xii 55021, Shawn Regina. St. Padaon wet 55799, Lucky once Hallonquist. Danella wet 60880 Deere John Prince Albert Tex Regina ;