Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 14, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday. July 14, 1973 unlit Tswana by Andy Mellon Long ago actually it was Only no Ulm six month oi1 so used to to a pretty interesting place t spend a sunday night. That however was before the latin Quarter followed such establishments As the Light zone the winged of and the electric Elk int oblivion. Coupled with the fact that the fireplace n longer featured live bands music hungry Winni Pongor were suddenly faced with the loss of their Iradi Liona sunday night music Halls. Fortunately something is being done to rectify Thi oversight. The local musicians Rick Neufeld am George Morrisette have joined forces with festival Manitoba to present warehouse sunday nights a weekly musical gathering which promises to be More than just entertaining. Every sunday beginning tomorrow a ., kick and George will be performing and play ing Host to such acts As the sincere Seren adors fabulous George presents and Jim Donahue along will Many other popular Winnipeg entertainers. In addition to the scheduled ads it s hoped that a number of Amateur and professional musicians will take advantage of the Opportunity to Jam. The possibilities seem endless when you consider How Many local musicians who have been unable to get a gig will probably show up. Yamaha will be providing All of the sound equip ment and there la be food from the Banyan tree. Beef of All everything is absolutely free. This sunday the Chicken Flatt siring band revival will be the special guests so plan to make it out. The warehouse is local cd at 140 Rupert Avenue. Short stud t a new monthly Magazine makes its debut on Winnipeg Newsstands this week. Inland which is funded by an opportunities for youth Grant will publish four issues in the coming months. The first Issue contains a number of interesting articles such As How to build a Basic jazz record collection a feature on Garner Ted Armstrong s recent Winnipeg visit and a Story concerning a proposed pipeline through Manitoba to carry natural Gas from the Arctic islands to Industrial markets in Canada and the United states. The layout is interesting and the Quality of writing is High. Judging from the reaction of some of the fans at this past tuesday s Blue bomber game it would appear that Many United states citizens Are discovering that Canadian football is an exciting alternative to the . Game. A fair number of games will be broadcast on television stations throughout the . This year which in All likelihood a lot More people on to our second most popular Spectator sport. Talbot productions is soliciting resumes from actors actresses and directors interested in working during the 1973-74 season. The organizers seek Complete details of theatrical background As Well As equity or other Union affiliations. Resumes May be sent to 704 Kil Dar Avenue East suite 320, Transcona no later than july 30. Wayne lloy one of the original founders of the youth beat newspaper has come out with a Booklet aimed at Young Winni Eggers. The Booklet which contains 45 coupons Good for everything from free meals and Bowling to discounts on clothing and records is called Saven 73 and will be available at a number of local outlets Early next week. At a time when Money is tight for Many people the 55 Cost of the Booklet is a real bargain. Volunteers Are needed for the Winnipeg Art Gal Lery s guide program. Both French and English speak ers arc required to work two half Days a week. Mrs. W. D. Bates at the gallery can provide the details. Just As football and hockey coaches use films to on Lutc their team s play English Rock group yes i tapes All of its performances to help Correct mistake and improve the Over All sound of ils concerts. The think How atrocious the sound is at Many Rock shows you have to wonder Why More groups Don t try some thing similar. The headers White dear or. Mellen i jus returned from a two week slay in Southern Alberta needless to say i was impressed not Only by the people and the scenery but the cleanliness of the entire area. Ii was such a Downer driving Back Inlo Winnipeg and seeing the same old garbage Coaling our streets admit that i be been guilty of littering on Many occasions but never again after seeing what a Lille extra Effort can do for a place s appearance. There is no a people should have to All the Way to Alberta to Dis cover that Winnipeg is probably the filthiest City ii Western Canada. Just look Oul your window. Why can those inconsiderate twits Start to get it together am ice their garbage in their cars or pockets or anywhere but outside summer is the tourist season and we hould let people leave our City with a Good impression Andy Frost 194 King Sway. Lon Chaney or. Dies at age 67 san Clemente Calif. A Lon Chancy jr., 67, noted for his portrayals of Novie monsters died thurs Lay friends disclosed Friday. A Long series of illnesses had iut him in and out of hospitals or the last year. His last the Friend Aid was that his death Eive no Patsy Chaney his wife of 30 ears declined to specify the Ause of death. Inactive since last appearing n Frankenstein is. Dracula Chancy had received More Lan 500 Sellers from fans a Hon his illness first became Nown. He was released from Hospi Al last april Afler surgery for Ala races and to calmest for beriberi. Friends said to also offered from liver problems and gout and recently had univ e r o n c acupuncture i cat a cols to relieve pain. In a film career Hal began 11932, Chancy played some of movies most vivid monsters count Dracula the Lummy the Wolf Man and rank Enslein a role created y Boris Karloff. He was born Cro Ishlon Chan y on feb. 10, 100g, in Oklah a City okla., where his actor parcels were playing a Ock engagement. He followed in the footsteps f his father Lon Chancy or. To was known As the Man of thousand faces. Chaney or. Lie phantom of the opera and he h n n c h b a c k of notre am. Nearly forgotten among the of Unger Clancy s More famous lousier roles was his Mcmo portrayal of thu dim wit d Lennic in the product on of John Steinbeck s 0 mice and men. Later when in starred in such silent films As purchased a ranch near Auburn Calif., he name it Lennie s ranch. Lie also played the arthritic old marshal in High noon the 1952 movie Hal won an Aca Demy award As Busl actor Foi Gary Cooper. All the Best of the monsters were played for Chaney once told an interviewer. That goes for my father Boris Karloff myself and All the others. They All won the audience s sympathy. Why the Wolf Man did t want to do Al those was forced into Chancy often underwent As much As Xvi hours of makeup preparation for his roles and was known As a perfectionist in executing his roles. Mumro eyes airline dispute Jimmy King s there s an atmosphere of excitement around Morris Man., these Days As preparations Are being made Foi the droves of tourists and participants that will con verge on the town next week to take in the Manitoba Stampede. Howie Larkie played Host to a number of slain Acde officials and press people at the Blue room last tuesday where the Media were filled in on the Many events that will be featured at Canada s second largest Rodeo. This year the Stampede celebrates its 10th anniversary. Mayor j. Murray of Morris reflects on How the show got started on the proverbial shoestring to be Mouth Wash 24 01. Dry look 318 Donald Street right across from the Capitol theatre Prini Man. Juti., july 14 i 17, 1973 or whip Stock Imi shopping Only qum Kilili May limited store Hults mon.-wtd., a.m.-? ., Thuri. Fri b o.m.-9 ., sol. 8 O.M.6 ., closed sunday. Ottawa up labor minister John Munro Lold the commons Friday he Hopes a breakdown in neg ovations by a can air Canada and some of is Winnipeg employees is a cup ovary negotiations Between the Gary worked the red line anti its finance department employees members of the Canadian airline employees association broke Down thurs Day. Or. Munro said the labor department will be looking at come one of the top International events among professional cowboys. I personally am looking Forward to spending the full five Days there As part of the red Stelson Trio and working Wilh Reg Gibson and fiddler Wally Diduck. All accommodation has been booked for months around Morris which is Only a half hour drive from Winnipeg. There Are facilities for camping. Our own accommodation problems were solved Only this week by Bill har vey to whom we Are most grateful. Bill is big in the trailer business. Anyway invite our friends to drop n on us during off hours. Jack Hamblin the general manager of the slam Pede is enthusiastic about the entries for the events for old the afternoon shows which Slart at 2 and tile eve Ling shows at y. We have some of the top cowboys on he says or. Ii. People on Pijue entertainment scene i first heard Gary Gross play in the mid 50s when he was still a student of Harry Deeley s. It was at a Jam session in someone s Home and it was obvious that the Cid on accordion had what it lakes to become a lop player. Ii was l Long Afler that he was playing casual with different groups Silling in with top azz players and finally working steady in night clubs. Although accordion was his instrument he began work is on piano and when he formed a duo with Aubrey madman to Inlo the pan am lounge at the internal ional inn in the mid cos he was playing so Well that pianists were making a Point of going to hear him. Bolh Ary and Aubrey left Winnipeg for Toronto in 10gs and 0th have reached the top in their respective Fields. 3nry is now leading his own groups in recording and broadcasting studios. He is also Phil Nimmons right hand Man and co Leader of the famous Nimmons and nine plus six group which is As Good a big band As you la hear anywhere. Gary has sell led in Well Wilh the hectic Pace of working As a first Call musician in Toronto but he ire fluently grabs a plane to Winnipeg to come Back and Elax and visit with his folks and do a Little toasting Vith his buddy Reg Kelln the drummer Gary went Hack o Toronto yesterday after an extended local visit and i an t imagine How he can feel rested after a week with is Many friends hereabouts. On meeting a stranger and making conver Sion the inevitable question is what do you anyone meeting Len Mon Ford and asking that question s answered with i m a Len in t jiving anyone Ither. He and Gary Ford form the clowning duo hocus and focus. Len does other things to make a living but owning is his first love and lie is excellent at it. He is n expert at balloon sculpture he juggles sings and lays guitar and does other things thai attract crowds oth Young and old when he goes Inlo his routine. Len Kivor exhibition this year and people had lots of Good things to say about them. It was not surprising to hear Len say that he was considering going into clowning full time and work the fail circuit if he decides to make the move there is no Rea son Why lie should t be successful it skill and enthusiasm arc a criterion. Deaths Ellen formerly of Ken Ora out. A Johnson mrs. Gustav to Liapin Andrea 81, of Killarney formerly of Arbyle and Minlo Man. Desno Ciless mrs. Adrian 43, of Surrey . Dufault Arthur 87, of St. Boniface retired tin Smith. Evans John Laurence 05, of Burlington out., retired from Canadian National rail ways. Ge1b, Flora g., 52, of 1301 Winder Marc Avenue fort Garry widow of Willard Geib. Hak Neh major k. A in Vancouver. Mrs. Stanlcy nor 23, in Victoria Hospi Tal. K e i m mrs. Arthur Lor 100 Grandview ave nue East Kil Domm. Sansregret mrs. Diaries 20, of Richer Man. Taylor Annie 78, of 513 Wil 1 i a m Avenue widow of Charles Taylor. Zawislak Michael 81, of Lac Dii Lionnet Man. For further information please see classified Deal i notices denies massacre Johannesburg Lieuter Gen. Kaulyza do Arriaga commander in chief of the portuguese armed forces in Mozambique is quoted in a South african newspaper As denying allegation that his troops had massacred african villagers in heir fight against guerrillas. Johannesburg Star correspondent Wilt Nus soy says a told him in Lourenco Marques that he had read the ill nations of massacres in the Mucu Mbura area. These were related in the London times by Rev. Adrian Hastings Ai roman Catholic priest who said he based his article on re ports received from Spanish missionaries in Mozambique. The general is quoted As say ing my reaction is this no massacre occurred at mucus Bura. What happened there is that when we bomb an enemy base and there Are civilians they might to hit. In War peo ple arc killed sometimes who should not. Be killed. Rut this is totally different from killing people on purpose because we might suspect they arc with the terrorists or for Sheridan products for better living aluminium soffit and Facia never needs pointing and Lails a Lif Elim available in 13 Colon just right for Yoi per foot installed Sheridan phone 452-2805 554 Pembina Hwy. The situation very closely for a i t further reactions of the parties j Copic line summer Days in Down involved in the course of. Winnipeg arc afforded a Little reprise at noon Al a i i most every Day of the week in that they can attend free he told Dan Mckenzie inc concerts in different locations. Next week has an inner on whether he or Bis Mcnol will strike. Quintal under the leadership of Jim intervene in Partridge will perform. The same group will appear again the next Day Al the Polo Park shopping Centre. T h c accounting staff Luis been on strike for eight Wicus Over contract wage and senior Ity provisions. Canada on Ece proposed Geneva Cufer Fin land proposed Friday that can Ada join the 33-Coiinlry eco nomic commission for Europe the proposal put before the economic committee of the United nations economic and social Council will be voted on next week and is expected to win acceptance. The ice is one of the Conn i s four regional commis Sions and comprises 32 coun tries of East and West Europe t o c i h c r Wilh the United Stales which has been a member from the beginning. External affairs minister Mitchell Sharp Lold the Helsinki Security conference earlier this month that Canada would seek membership of the so As to be Able to play a nil part in any follow up talks in the Ece arising out of the Helsinki conference. Canada has already in Ulici a cd in Many of Ece s tech Lical meetings. Canadian ambassador w. If. Carton told the Council s eco indic committee earlier this Vucek that he hoped Canadian n e m 1 c r h i p of Ece will strengthen Canadian lies with Stropo. It is flip Hope of the govern n c ill of Canada that this will be reflected n Long term and Mutual Politi Cal cultural and economic benefits to All he said. On wednesday fans win catch the Dave Drew Quin tet in Bonnycastle Park. Vocalist Ken Cooper will be featured Wilh the Drew group. Then on thursday at planetarium auditorium Bill Petrie will perform and he i is on again at the Art gallery Friday. J Happy birthday to aggie Nelson who celebrated her 70lh birthday this week. 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