Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 24, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba If could Tell Hek How much i usher and win it run oust what does the dumb co bus Dubaj i. Upon that Cam do Twar Donald Duck if in Stilt. To when to a of Rhomb. Mickey mouse 5 a Man in there was nailing its feet on jughead. Is the Blacksmith still in there shoeing horses mope what Are just you doing what do you mean you saw a horse being finished would you like can i have thirty dollars pop a dress i saw today banana Cream pie what was that last thins Vidu said again a relax or. Win help. I m not called old imperturbable at the butlers club for nothies. Great Scott that Butler too late now. There Tana car no wishers. Don t fail me. I and Lois i look at the obituaries i should grab the Loop times when Meed some exercise who cant to my Ever just come right out and me Vou re goin6 on a Fishi strip gorgeous not Amny of these Days Beetle Bailey i m in a hurry toni6h1 cookie so just 61ve of my special have to com6 Bax through Tiffany Jones so much him or Sweet i time to talk j 1 summer a Chen to. Listen miss Jones career 7jhwb 1c me i love Pec by i always have and i alums matter what my Petty my put who Otts at Tut it duty my Mcling Werkou Winou Winnipeg free lbs. Thursday. July 24, 1w9 a review by Benam string quartet uplifting 4.1. A the fifth of the summer school concerts of Brandon University was held tuesday evening in the Evans theatre. It was a recital by the Iowa string quartet. This is a quartet of faculty members of the University of Iowa and its members Are Allen Ohmes and John Ferrel violins William Preucil Viola and Charles Wendt cello. The program consisted of the 3rd quartet by Bartok the e Flat quartet of Mozart k.421b, my the string quartet by Javel. In All these works the Owa players showed a Well disciplined ensemble. Each player is Well equipped technically and they have a Fine understanding of the Basic character of each work played. It is not too often that we hear such a Fine program As the Bartok with its wonderfully Complex tonality and at times biting rhythm. It is a most compact work in one continuous movement but with fairly defined sections. It is lyrical and Barbaric by turns and the dexterous Way in which Bartok uses All the technical devices for strings beggars description. It was f in Al y played with Complete under standing and its difficulties were overcome with that deceptive ease Only achieved by much rehearsal. Following the density of bar Tok s texture it was a revela Tion to hear the unison opening of the Mozart quartet. This is one of those quartets dedicated to Haydn who to quote the composer s own words first taught me How to write a string the performance had in the first move ment great vitality but one Felt that a bit More classical repose would improve. However the dialogue in the second subject Between Viola and cello was extremely Beautiful. The andante con Moto is the sort of music which seems to evoke cosmic thoughts. It was richly sonorous. In the minuet we had a few moments where the first violin needed to have greater Pride of place As in Many Haydn quartets and around bar five was in danger of being overpowered by the other three players. However the Trio was beautifully suave with a Silky tone that compelled attention. The last movement was perhaps the least satisfying because of a somewhat stilted rhythm however the Rondo return with those Clear and resonant Fig ures was quite captivating. The quartet by Ravel is a masterpiece. It has a classical Unity unsurpassed by any work of its period. The opening was supremely Beautiful. Again one Felt that the first violin was just a trifle under balance in some of the phrases where it should have prominence. This was not the fault of or. Ohmes but rather a matter for the other three to adjust to. It had that gallic sensibility so much a part of this music. The second movement showed a wide tonal Range and its Trio was extreme y Well played. Those difficult octave double stops in the first violin were finely negotiated. Phe pensive slow movement showed each player1, singly and together plumbing emotional Depths while in the agitated dept. Of defence eyes housing area in flin flon last movement we had a wonderful evocation of shadowy drama free and flexible Well ing up and ebbing like the tide finally the players returned to play the adagio from a quartet by Samuel Barber. This work has been heard often in the adaptation for string Orch estra and it was therefore a unique privilege to hear its original form. It is a Fine piece of music and after its intense Climax those double stopped chords were most moving. Here was a pleasant reminder to us All. That beside miraculous technology and courage America has produced some works of Art which though unheralded Are nevertheless of a High order and will stand the test of time. Aftei1 All the drama and excitement of last weekend it was spiritually uplifting to hear this Fine music. The members of the quartet each played a Stradivarius instrument. It is pleasant to think that modern technology has not produced a More perfect sounding instrument after 250 years. Flin flon Man. Spe Cial plans for a housing development in flin flon were presented tuesday evening to the town Council by John Hill representing the department of National defence. He received a favourable hearing from the Council and was to meet wednesday with the town Engineer for further discussion. The plan would entail leasing about five acres of land with a five year option and the build ing of 24 prefabricated Homes Tor service personnel. The service personnel Are employed at the military weather station seven Miles West of town in the number of men at the i station is classified information. It is understood servicemen have had difficulty finding accommodation in flin flon since the town s population grew when the Hudson Bay mining and smelting co. Enlarged its smelter Here several years ago. An area in East Birc View had been considered As suitable for the undertaking. Or. Hill said the government depart ment would erect the houses install water and sewer lines build streets and sidewalks. The houses would be approximately 42x24 to 26 feet and lots would be about 50 feet. Or. Hill suggested the plan if accept Able could be completed within one year. Council said if the defence department would develop an area of this Type Here it would be excellent beginning for a new sub division. Or. Hill said he would be available at any time to discuss further with Council the num asked about terms of the lease regarding taxes or. Hill said a Grant would be paid annually in lieu of taxes based on the town assessment and Mill rate. He described the prefabricated dwellings As three bed room cottage Type Homes with no basements. Constructed of baked aluminium siding they Portage Hospital shows deficit Are insulated and Oil heat is lenses accounted strict general Hospital ended the j year 1968 with a deficit of in a financial statement Fin Ance and executive committee chairman j. G. Omichinski showed that department sex used. For a great mayor Jack Freedman of flin flon told or. Hill i think we can make a Deal with portion of the Over expenditure. Direct Laboratory supplies budgeted at actually Cost s21.933 reluctant magistrate sentences Young men two Young men said by defence counsel g. G. Brod sky to be of exceptional Erous details of the proposition. Break ins Send three to jail two men from Hamilton ont., and a Winnipeg woman convicted of breaking entering standing were Given jail sentences wednesday after they pleaded guilty to marijuana charges in provincial magi Strate s court. Larry Gulenchyn 18. Of 82 St. Claire Boulevard Transcona and Frederick James Bircham 18, of 678 Nottingham Avenue East Kildonan appeared before magistrate Lawrie Mitchell. Expressing reluctance at hav ing to Send the youths to jail magistrate Mitchell said he was and theft were sentenced in provincial magistrate s court wednesday to jail terms. The men Eric Weatherall 26, and Wray Allan Brookes 22, both of Hamilton were sentenced to three years in Stony Mountain Penitentiary. The woman Betsy Kesick 26, 485 Furby Street was sentenced prison. They pleaded to six months in guilty before the Young men Kenneth nevertheless bound to follow the sentencing guidelines of the Manitoba court of Queen s Bench and the Manitoba court i of Appeal. He sentenced Bircham to nine months for Possession of Mari Juana for the purpose of trafficking and Gulenchyn to three months for Possession of Mari Juana. Court was told that Bircham was caught May 22 by trans Cona police As he attempted to retrieve 20 Nickel bags and 17 cubes of hashish from a Cache in a ditch off Gunn Road Transcona. Testimony was that Bircham told police he and Gulenchyn bought four ounces of Mari Juana for from another youth at a downtown billiard Hall the Day before. Court was told Bircham said he had been taking marijuana for a year and there appears to be a continuous demand for Gulenchyn said he had used the drug four months and had bought it for his own use court was told. These boys Are As much used by the primary distributors As much As they use those to whom they sell said Crown counsel a. A. Sarchuk. He said that because of Lack of co operation police Are unable to arrest the primary in general administration employment benefits budgeted at Cost the Board chairman Omichinski also re ported that total Hospital in come for the month of june was Wilh local expenses of leaving the Hospital with an actual operational Defi Cit of s34.271. The deficit was caused by delayed Billings received from the department of health in respect to the new system of payment for Laboratory and x Ray services. The balance in the operating Bank account was also inflated by payments received for Laboratory and a Ray ser vices. The Cost of raw food per meal Day also showed a Rise during the month from 1.02 cents per Day cumulative total to 1.13 cents. Crop prospects improve Manitoba crop prospects have improved in Many areas during the past two weeks but deterioration is occurring in areas where crops stand in water and where saturated soil conditions exist according to a report from the Manitoba Pool Eleva j tors. Extreme variations in crop conditions from poor to Excel Lent is More pronounced now than at any time this growing season. The extremes Are com Mon to All major crop districts magistrate Lawrie Mitchell. Court was told a neighbor caught Weatherall and Brookes freaking into 686 Mowat Road he afternoon of july 19. Mrs. Kesick had been sitting in the car the men were using. Court was told Transcona arrested the three the evening at 610 Winona the report says the full Heads of Early sown cereals Are no More than average length while the fall Rye crop is reported As generally Good with Heads filling satisfactorily. More and More flax rape seed and Mustard crops Are coming into full Bloom. Warmer temperatures have improve the blossoming of Early peas and buckwheat. Some acreage 1 to Corn and sunflowers Are doing poorly but sugar beets and potatoes except for drowned out acreage Are a although moisture conditions Are reported generally Good to. Excessive the report says the Russell and Dauphin districts need a steady rain As Well As the Northern half of the Spring n a i Vjio. I my. W Street Transcona. I Field and Eastern districts. The men admitted breaking into two houses that evening and stealing a number of articles valued at about court was told. We Therau Brookes and mrs. Kesick All have records of previous convictions court was told. Nickel goes to 46 lands Ottawa Nickel ranks As Canada s fourth most important Export. This versatile element used in More than alloys is shipped to 40 countries. Jury blames oxygen Lack in drowning borne Street. The Day Long Kansas City a _ a new Telephone directory has just come off the presses for the Kansas City area and already there Are two Wong numbers they belong to David Wong and toy Ming Wong. No right numbers Are listed. A Coroner s jury ruled wednesday that a Winnipeg youth who drowned tuesday while swimming at Falcon Beach died from asphyxiation due to a Lack of oxygen. Ramp said David Graham Beatty 20, of 768 Preston Avenue was swimming near the main Dock when the mishap occurred. The jury said there was no evidence of foul play in the Accident. The inquest was held at St. Boniface general Hospital. Or. W. B i 1 y n s k y Coroner of Whitemouth presided. Portage expects Appeal Portage la Prairie Man. W. A. Linden has told Portage City Council the City has had an indication that Clark Roberts a Portage area Farmer is going to the supreme court of Canada to Appeal a settlement handed Down by the Manitoba court of Queen s Bench for damages resulting from seepage from the old Lagoon. The judgment was recently upheld by the Manitoba court of Appeal. The mayor said he thinks or. Roberts has received a fair settlement although not As much As the City of Portage la Prairie first offered him. Or. Roberts was awarded by the court ruling the mayor said if he persists in taking the City to the supreme court of Canada we have no alternative but to carry on and to defend ourselves in the Best Way we distributors. Or. Youth Brodsky said had been neither trouble before. They Are both students. Nip youth talks set for sunday Manitoba s new democratic youth will hold an identity conference at . Sunday n the Osborne Hall 188 of conference is expected to attract about 100 members of the new Democrat c party s youth Wing. Five keynote papers will lie discussion will Cen re on the direction the socialist movement should take in the ight of its Victory Here. Recent election Good news for anglers Kenora ont. Angling in the Kenora District during the past week has been rated As fair to Good. Pickerel have been biting Well on some of the Inland lakes and parts of the Lake of the Woods. Live minnows has proven to be the better bait for this species. Pike Bass and Trout have not been taken with any regularity. Several Good muskies have been caught this season and the Lake of the Woods has been providing Excel Lent fishing for this species. T. A. Humberstone conserva Tion officer with lands and forests in Kenora says to catch a Muskie an Angler must be prepared to cast All Day Long throwing a various assortment of plugs and lures. Homeowners need Cash use your hidden borrowing Power Call on Avo Delta s 2nd mortgage loan service 774-5437 Delta realty Manitoba Ltd. Portage ave. Winnipeg Manitoba. Phone ;