Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 8, 1976, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday january 8, 1976 by Max Steiman and sons antique auction Sale at auction gallery 309 Carlton Street Friday Jan. 9th at . Important this Sale consists of the contents of a Container of antique furniture China Pic Tures clocks Small wares Etc. Which has just arrived from England. In part leaded stained Glass windows nest of 3 Oak tables Large wardrobe with twin Oval mirrors and Matching dressing table and Chest of drawers victorian Hall stand with Mirror and tile Back mahogany and Oak Marble top Wash stands victorian mahogany drop Leaf table 3 Rush seated chairs victorian Chest of drawers with inlaid front carved mahogany Dresser with Matching wardrobe and washstand claw and Ball Coffee table Oak framed Mirror inlaid Mantle chime clock Silver topped Cane old English prints fire screen barometer inlaid trays Watercolours Jardinier Roll top desk set of 4 Queen Anne chairs Large Over Mantle Mirror carved Cherry Wood figure ornately carved dining room set consisting of a twin Pedestal refectory Extension table i backed Side Board and 6 leather upholstered chairs Bookcase carved Oak Corner wardrobe carved mahogany table inlaid music Cabinet Oval lilt lop carved victorian table Queen Anne style double door Bookcase pair of inlaid chairs chair set of 5 carved Oak chairs round mahogany Parlour table Tea trolly hanging cupboard inlaid chair carved Walnut Mirror Back Side Board 2 door Bow front China Cabinet Oak Extension tables Matching Dresser and Chest Wall clock carved hat stand Coa inbox setof4 victorian chairs combination Oak Bureau Bookcase Oak Secretary desk with Bookcase top set of 6 Cane Back carved chairs foot Stool jacobean Parlour tables pair of ladies and gentleman s chairs Queen Anne chair Monk s Bench Hall chair writing Pablo lamp base Large Oil paintings with heavy Gilt frames mahogany Comer curio Cabinet Oak card table Oval carved Oak dining table China Cabinet ornately carved mirrored Side Board chaise lounge Wall tapestry Parlour desk Plant stand screen room divider Copper Coal bucket fireplace accessories or. Of candlestick holders Doulton Tea set cheese dish vases or. Of Wall plates brass stand victorian Tea set 35 pee. Dinner set de Canter Bric a Brac Etc. Old. The above is Only a partial listing. Goods on View until time of Sale. Teh your neighbors phone your friends m. K. Steiman h. H. Steiman auctioneers evaluators phone 942-3397 breath analysis Case weaving Driver clouts police Roderick Mcnabb 29, of 327 Perth Avenue West Kil Donan was sentenced wednesday to 30 Days in jail for assaulting an hemp officer in Arborg Man., where he had been taken for a breath analysis. M c n a b a who pleaded guilty to the charge of As Canada olympic Coin sets Boqi Leti sit few j of tract wins. In plastic proof set 51.00 86.00 a3 51.00 86.oo 52.00 89.00 89.00 Canada Silver coins pro -1967. Feet value 100 Canada Silver dollars Many other Stiver and Gold corns at interesting investment prices. Regency coins Ltd. 228 notre Dame Avenue Winnipeg. Sculling a peace officer also pleaded guilty to a breath analysis charge and was fined by judge Lawrie Mitchell of provincial judges court in the Law courts building. Judge Mitchell said Mcnabb could serve the jail sentence on weekends. A police report said Mcnabb had been stopped about two Miles North of lunar Man., by ramp officers who or. E m. Finkleman and or. S. A. Finkleman optometrists 2nd floor 265 Portage Avenue Avenue building Mon. Thru Fri. Saturday phone 942-2496 eyes glasses examined fitted saw his car weaving on the Highway. The report said the officers took Mcnabb to Arborg for a breath test and once there he began accusing one of them of assault. While being questioned by police Mcnabb got up from his chair and punched the police officer s face the re port said. The other officers present subdued Mcnabb. Carpentry Job costs firefighter ,500 for income tax evasion a 49-year-old Winnipeg firefighter who failed to pay income tax on nearly he earned while moonlighting As a Carpetner was fined wednesday. The firefighter Alec Wagner of 279 Southall drive West Kildonan pleaded guilty to a charge of evading Federal income tax and was fined in provincial judges court in the Law courts building by judge John j. Enns. Federal officials said the More than owing in taxes and penalties had Al ready been paid. Court was told Wagner had paid All the taxes on his Sal Ary As a firefighter but he did t declare or pay taxes on a Gross income of which he earned Between 1969 and 1972 by doing car Pentry and related work. Wagner has worked As a firefighter in Winnipeg for 21 years. Showered Limburg West Germany Reuter a gentle rain of banknotes fluttered Down on the Heads of two clergymen taking a morning walk in this Cathedral town. They picked up about then handed the Money Over to the lost prop erty office. No one knows where it came from. Liquor commission chief reappointed from medallion co. Ltd medallion per. It. Brand the skimmed milk powder with the fresh milk taste medallion Brand is processed under strict government supervision High Quality pasteurized milk. For a free Sample phone 233-7220 indeed gifts red top Plaza Sale on specially marked items Friday Jan. 9 . 9 . Saturday . 6 . 213 St. Mary s Road 247-9956 and Marj very affordable very fashion Able h you be been waiting for Fine jewellery at affordable prices wait no longer just hurry in to see us while selection is at it s Best. There Are tremendous savings in All departments with styles for every taste and every budget. Up to 7 1 s268 8 2 s450.Sale 9 3 s780 10 4 s316 11 5 12 6 13 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale each Many More to choose from Diamond specialists 315 Portage ave. Directly opposite Eaton s. Uni Bonus films Given with films developed. Black and White Oriko Pacolor 8 or More out at 12, or 14 or More out of 20 exposure film give s you Bonus film. No coupons needed. Just pay for what you get 13k my Buick Wilto so Niew bugs your Choice of Bonus my. Asa 125, 400, or Fine Grain Flint Goodall photo Ltd. 321 Carlton St. Opp. Free press free parking at rear established the year 1897 j. Frank Syms has been reappointed chairman of the Manitoba liquor control com Mission. A former pres ident of the provincial new democratic party was first appointed chairman in 1969. His re appointment is for an other year effective Jan. -1, 1976. Is salary Lor this year has t been announced. Or. Syms has also been re appointed chairman of the Manitoba licensing Board. Tourism minister Rene Toupin of Manitoba who is responsible for the liquor control commission also announced in a statement the appointment of two new members to the commission Lionel j. Guidet who will serve As vice chairman owner of a construction com Pany and lome m. Topol Niski who is employed in the critical Home repair depart ment of the Manitoba hous ing and renewal corporation. Three new members of the licensing Board Are Jeune Wilford a retired registered nurse Michael chem Chan owner of the nor Villa motor hotel in West Kildonan and Reginald v. Earner of bran Don an administrator of the provincial agriculture depart ment s agricultural Extension Centre for the Southwest re Gion. Building unions insist on Canadian meeting a second meeting will be held Jan. 17 and 18 in Winnipeg to study ways of form ing an All Canadian Council of building trades unions Gerry s. Bentley a spokes Man for. Manitoba construction tradesmen said in an interview wednesday. The first meeting on the proposal was held in july. Or. Bentley Secretary of the Manitoba trades Council learn to dance 6 lessons Only new students Only mpg s Only school of no contracts said about ,500 delegates Are expected from across Canada. He said the National con Ference in the Northstar inn won t form policy. Policy will be determined by the american federation of labor Congress of Industrial organizations Al Cio department of building trades in Washington. Or. Bentley said no opposition is expected from Wash Ringlon. The Al l depart ment is holding a conference on this subject in february and does t want us to make any decisions prior to their meeting. We won a report wednesday from Windsor on said Jerry Boyle Secretary of the Essex and Kent county Trade association had said he would attend the Winnipeg meeting despite Al advice not to go. Al advice May affect turnout Here hut or. Bent Ley said he thinks Many Dele Gates will come anyway Coop buys Dairy the Manitoba Dairy and poultry co operative limited has bought m o u n d v i e w dairies limited of Pilot Mound Man. The Coop said in a state ment it will produce Between 60 and 65 per cent of Mani Toba s Industrial milk for Cheddar cheese. Design Marble year end clearance 1041 Erin St. Sale overruns and seconds Fri. Sat. Only Jan. 9 10 Marble vanity tops bathtubs Shower panelling various sizes prices from 1041 Erin St. Friday to . Saturday to . 10 charges Man gets 6 months for theft an 18-year-old Winnipeg Ger was sentenced to six months in jail wednesday after he pleaded guilty to 10 charges involving thefts which occurred in West and downtown Winnipeg during the past three months. George Edward Coyle of no fixed address appeared before judge i. V. A Ubienski of provincial judges court in the Public safety building who also sentenced him to three years probation and ordered him to make restitution. Coyle committed three of the offences Between dec. 23 and 29 after he had already pleaded guilty to seven charges including theft at tempted theft and breaking entering and theft. He had been released while a pre a Cylence report was being prepared. Court was told Coyle was first arrested nov. 17 with a boy trying to steal tires from a car at 773 Toronto Street Coyle pleaded guilty dec. 17 to a charge of attempted theft in connection with the incident. He also pleaded guilty to stealing two wheels from a car at 720 Sargent Avenue and to breaking in and Tak ing stereo equipment and microphone from most ways furniture company 623 Ellice Avenue oct. 6. Oct. 31 Coyle look four wheels from a truck at 050 Agnes and on nov. 7 he and a juvenile stole a truck court heard. He also pleaded guilty to a break in at Model upholsterers 699 St. Matthews Avenue in which a Couch Rolls of material and tools Allva hied at were stolen and to the theft of tires from 733 York Avenue. Coyle was arrested a second time dec. 29 after police stopped him in a spot Check and noticed a Metal bar with a Hole in it in the car. He subsequently admit Ted he had tried to break info Adana lunch 741 Sar gent and previously stole a tool Box from a truck parked in a garage on Cumberland Avenue. He broke into Adana lunch dec. 23. Defence counsel Sheldon Pinx described his client As a troubled Young judge Ubienski sentenced Coyle to 10 concurrent six month jail terms on five charges of theft three charges of breaking entering and a charge of attempted and theft a charge of break ing and entering with intent theft. Reward Toronto up staff superintendent Jack Kny of the provincial police says citizens appear less willing to turn in murder suspects for rewards than they were a few years ago. Stint. Kay head of the criminal investigation Branch said in an interview h e can t understand Why in rewards being offered in seven unsolved slay Ings have not brought a single Lead. There s got to be someone who can help us with these cases but the changing society seems to be marked by an attitude on the part the Public that they Don t want to become he said. We Sill wholesale because we Purchase below wholesale discontinued patterns 8 colors of carpets and draperies Yards shag Plush. Hard twist commercial indoor outdoor Mhz part Hue free underpaid free installation free chop at Home service with Wall to Wall carpet carpet tree 782 Ellice ave. At Home St. Pm. Opon 9 . -10 . Mon. Sat. Sundays 11 . 6 . Sell serve urn 10% to 30% on dream to Stew Wippl Lance furniture matter met and ;