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WINNIPEG Hiiny VV. Hurwuz. ki-iutuI<br />
nanager of the Odcoii-Morton 'nicatrcs, Ltd..<br />
'vas eU'ctcd president for the coinliiK year of<br />
'he WlmilpeK urea branch of the Cunudlan<br />
lecture Pioneer.s. EUectlon.s were conducted<br />
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Monday i8i at the St. Charles hotel. U.sual<br />
j-ongratulatory banter passed between newly<br />
'lectcd president Hurwitz and outgoing presllent<br />
Harold Bishop.<br />
Jimmy Blggerstaff. lATSE union reprcentatlve<br />
wa.s elected vice-president; United<br />
^Ists Manager Abe Feinstein was again<br />
'lected secretary-treasurer; Hy Swartz of<br />
tothstein Theatres, social chairman; Sam<br />
Iwartz of Astral Films, publicity chairman,<br />
ind Charlie Krupp of Alliance Films was<br />
lamed membership chairman. Winnipeg dlectors<br />
are Dave Rothstein, Sam Rosenblat.<br />
Volfe Blankstein and Joe Huber. Other new<br />
llrectors: Fred Falkoner, Tisdale; Angus Mcean,<br />
Rainy River; George Miller, Wynyard,<br />
nd H. A. Bercovitch, Regina.<br />
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RANK MORRISS SPEAKS<br />
A speaker at the banquet was the dean of<br />
)cal motion picture reviewers, the Winnipeg<br />
"tee Press' Frank Morriss, who spoke on<br />
lollywood and its problems and endeavors,<br />
ipeclal mention was made at the banquet of<br />
lie Pioneer of the Year, Hy Swartz, who was<br />
bosen several weeks ago. A $500 check was<br />
resented by the picnic committee to the<br />
loneers benevolent fund, this money being<br />
touts accrued from the advertisements in<br />
lie picnic program.<br />
Hy Swartz has been named Pioneer of the<br />
ffg^ for the province of Manitoba and has<br />
een designated a.s the man who has done the<br />
SK lost for the motion picture industry here<br />
Ince 1910. Booker and buyer for the Rothteln<br />
chain, Swartz is the only active life<br />
lember in the Winnipeg district Picture<br />
loneers and was the only person nominated<br />
y the local organization for this distinct<br />
onor.<br />
In spite of all his work and time devoted<br />
Rothstein interests, Swartz finds time<br />
) be the social chairman of the Pioneers, Is in<br />
liarge of the annual motion picture ball and<br />
le annual motion picture picnic. He Is conidered<br />
the oldest film man in the Winnipeg<br />
arltory, not In age, but in number of years<br />
service.<br />
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