Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, June 12, 1952

Issue date: Thursday, June 12, 1952
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 12, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday june 12. 1952 Page 15 106 graduate at Portage medals trophies awarded v. Doa Twatt Annc students the largest graduating Portage la Prairie june 12 special Betty Anne Stew daughter of or. And mrs. Peter Stewart tuesday was presented with the governor general s medal As the outstanding Grade 11 Stu Dent of the Portage collegiate in stuuts. Convocation exercises were held in the United Church when 106 students the largest graduating class on record received certificates Scholastic and athletic awards 2 Sisters win Norine Elgert daughter of mrs Elsie Elgert was the Winner o the Grade 11 proficiency cup. Peggy Muir daughter of or. And mrs. Be Muir High Bluff won the Grade 1. Proficiency cup with a sister Gwen All eat Arket open saturday till 8 . Free delivery courteous service orders carefully assembled smolt ring saved on Iviry thing Good commercial beef Maturi tender bump la lean thick misty pork shoulders Shank on in milk fed first Quality veal shoulder steaks beef while they last la. 45x fowl All weights Bacon tide own Curt picnics Ihan Ladesi 37c 49c Bacon ends hams Imell Reg lir. A 25c Livi Wurst Bro. Garlic sausage Kolbasa. Head cheese 39 c hungarian sausages pork beef farm style sausages daily phone 29 879 Park at rear Locan and main oranges potatoes cabbage Lemons approx. 5 lbs. Master bag i California Val bag new Grade a 3 lbs. Green firm Heads Spanish Large. Butter. No. 1, Leaf in bread or 23c 3oc main bakery Rye 2 for Salmon 3% oi., Primo int Coffee Sanuw in. Sardines sporting Brand in Tea Pek Ora blend 77c orders in before 12 noon delivered same Day Orth taking the Grade 10 trophy. Kathleen Simms daughter of in Pector and mrs. E. F. Simms won he proficiency award in Grade 9 Mabo Ito son of or. And mrs. I. Ito n Grade eight and Donald plot son of or. And mrs. H. Pirot the Grade seven cup. Athletic awards were made to Dorothy King senior girls championship Dolores Acton intermediate girls Joan Yoanidis Junior girls John Kish and i. Stewart Green tied intermediate boys and May Nicholson and Doris Gurke tied primary girls. Records broken awards for breaking records were made to Keith Copeland Eddu Dar Max Michaluk and Biss Case. The valedictory address for level was Given by James Fortman and for level 3 by Ted me Seyton. Hervey d. Sparling gave the address to the graduates. Jack Mccallum was soloist and trustee Charles sing presided As chairman. Receiving diplomas were Joyce Atkinson Cecil Barrett Ross Boyle Derek Bradley Gwen Busby Jim Collett Audrey Collart Boyd Copeland Clarence Culler Ella Dunn Norine Elgert Stew Are Green Walter Gwozd Shirley Hall Arthur Hoffer Glenn Jewison John Kish Ron Kowalchuk Melba Maxwell Ted me Seyton Ila mor Joyce Mowat Noreen Owens Glenn Heden Bill Portman Barry Sharp. Stella Slowik Gerald Twa John Tymoshuk Ken Waldon. Level 2 Harold Anderson Joan Barrett Nelson Barrett Wilda beam Clara Bourgeois Eleanor Etain in Carter Keith Copeland Donald Cutler Douglas Dahl Ronald Der Kach Jim Ferris Earle Forrest David Gair Barbara Gamble Kelly Giffin. Susan Godfrey Wally Grant Douglas Gray Royce Hetherington Elaine Hutney Joan Yoanidis Bryan James. Avalyn James Nancy Ker Man Marion Kerr Dorothy King Dorothy Kirkwood Raymond Knis Chesky Ruby Knott Paul Lup Chuk Grant Lee. Lillian Woochuk Faye Lowen Joyce Middleditch Lois Miller Aiko Mizuno Myrtle Moar Audrey Moon Mack Nichol Takako Ohori Betty Ormiston Alfred Penner Jamie Portman Morley reaside Claudette Rey Dorothy Redfern Lloyd Robinson. Lorraine Robinson Gloria Samels Murray Shiak Ian Simmons Douglas Slater Betty Stewart Connie Stronski Jack Thomas Lila Thompson mar Ion Thompson Anna Wawrykow Sheila Webb Doreen Wilton Gwen Wishart. The Only graduate in level 3 com Mercial was Diane Parker. Level 2 commercial Joyce As Kin Gordon Billings Norma Bow Man Edward Dudar Don Green Slade Jean Kerr Yvonne Kozakiewich it face Mcphedran Doreen Nichol. Carol Smith Nora Stan ton Maxine Thurston Beulah Detroit publisher Dies Detroit june 12 a Wil Liam Scripps 70, president of the evening news association and publisher the Detroit news died thursday morning. In addition to his newspaper activities or. Scripps founded the news operated radio station woj first station in the United states to carry a regular schedule of Broad casts. Portage puts parking tax on trial basis Portage la Prairie june 12 .installation1 of parking meters on a trial basis on Saskatchewan Avenue Portage la Prairie s main business Street was decided at a meeting of City Council tuesday. The recommendation was made by . B. Wishart chairman of the police committee., Aid. Wis Hart described a meter that would Cost the City 578.50 installed. Pay themselves the first of Revenue from the meters would go to the company for installation then the City would get 25 per cent and the company 75 per cent of Revenue until the meters Are paid for. The City will need 265 meters to cover the area mentioned. Aid. Weber said Council would have to put the meters up in Tell defence. They should have been up Long ago he concluded Feut the Public was not ready for them. Now it was a Case of necessity. Aid. Hyde suggested the establishment of a Cen trial area for taxi dispatching but removal of taxi stands from Saskatchewan Avenue was Laid Over for further consideration. At a Cost of four cents per Square Yard the City is to try a new dust treatment known As Asphalt Emul Sion. Aid. Metheral was named offi Cial Delegate to a meeting of the Central judicial District of the Union of municipalities to be held Here june 26. Aid. Metheral. Acting mayor presided in the absence of mayor h. L. Henderson. Dallas tex., june 12 a a Diamond studded Golden key used to open the Gates for the Texas Centennial exposition Here in 1936 is listed officially As missing today. Officials at Arthur a. Verts co. Dallas store confirmed that the key had Dis appeared. It Vas on permanent display of the store. Of or. And mrs. W. N. Ostewart of 138 Aubrey Street puts the finishing paint Job on a scale Model Harvard for air Force Day at the Gimli . Station saturday. A display of Model aircraft will be one of Many features when the Gimli station with others across Canada holds open House for the Public. This Model of the famous training aircraft was made by acting to. C. Mclaren student Pilot at Gimli. F. He air Force stages big show saturday rocket projectile firing a Para Chute Rescue and a Supply drop Are Squadron will demonstrate firing of rocket projectiles at a building Ana a Supply ainu Ait i. Few of the drills promised situated directly in front of the spectators. This building will be ju3i. Jav. To Vil it by the . At Stevenson Field saturday from 1 to 5 . The local show will be part a nation wide Celebration of the sixth annual air Force when . Stations will hold open House for the Public. Rocket fire building at Stevenson Field Mustang fighter aircraft flown by pilots from 402 City of Winnipeg . System of parliament still Best time not As precious in Canada says lord Campion the British parliamentary sys tem is still the Best on Earth according Bowes former Coker of the British Louse of commons now in Canada ins Titu Winnipeg wednesday Felt that the Canadian parliament had not been for pure Coffee enjoyment Jie British House of commons. He is the author of a Book on procedure in the House of commons and has contributed to Many other publications dealing with parliamentary and procedure. In an interview at the Royal Alexandra hotel he said 250 Mem has no equal if you compare nescafe with any other Coffee for flavour and Aroma you la Dis cover what thousands of other Canadian Coffee lovers already know nescafe makes the finest cup of Coffee you Ever tasted that s Why More people drink in Canada throughout the world 1 in fact than All other brands of instant i Coffee combined the finest cup of Coffee Ever tasted coffe sided Rolly to protect the flavour. Lord Campion of to study parliamentary ions. Lord Campion who arrived in tried in the Way As institutions defended by personnel carrying out ground defence manoeuvres. The Mustangs will also do close formation flying Over the Airfield and execute a Low Fly past at High Speed. Staff pilots from no. 2 air Navi gation school at Stevenson f i e 1 d will do formation flying in the new twin engined Beechraft expediters which Are used to train nato airmen. A Dakota aircraft from the can Adian joint air training Centre at Rivers will Tow in a glider and release it Over the Field. Two other Dakotas will follow it dropping supplies. Two Para Rescue men will drop by Parachute Over Stevenson Field and simulate the Rescue of a crashed Pilot. Surprise package pilots from the Winnipeg flying club Promise a real Surprise for the spectators guaranteed to be one of the highlights of the air said . Officials. Another highlight of the show will be the presentation of wings by air Commodore John g. Bryans commander of 14 training group to 50 airmen from air navigation school. For the graduation Parade the 31-piece . Band from Regina will play. A variety of aircraft will be on display on the ground. Spectators will be shown inside the new c45 planes used for air navigation training. A displays of . Equip ment will be set up in two hang ars. Parking facilities for More than cars have been arranged so that motorists can drive in Bers in the Canadian House through the Sharpe Boulevard compared with 625 in the British Gate and Park close to the Dis Louse meant that parliamentary plays. Time in Canada was not so Preci special buses will meet Portal Avenue Street cars at Sharpe Boule Vard. The aim of the whole show say tremors san Juan Argentina june 12 a two new Earth tremors Shook this terror stricken City wednesday killing at least one per son and injuring 40. The new quakes destroyed Al ready weakened by a severe Shock . Needs new rules Canadian parliament can carry lne Alm Al lne on according to the old rules de r c a p officials is to maintain Vised in the 19th Century in eng Ajr for which land while the British House has Canada is so widely noted and t had to invent new rules to save Nabie the Public to become Bette he said. Acquainted with their air superiority of the British system was evidenced by its flexibility making it capable of meeting emergencies combining a concentration of Power in the hands of the Cabinet with Freedom popular rights and the Rule of the Law lord Campion said. Guarantees Independence no other system could hold together a Commonwealth of self governing countries. Parliament guarantees National Independence and the Crown provides a Centre of he stated. Lord Campion Over the past 40 years has studied parliamentary institutions and procedures in All the Commonwealth countries As Well As West european countries. He joined the staff of the House of commons in 1906 and in 1921 became second clerk assistant. In 1930 he was named clerk assistant and in 1937 clerk of the House this office dating from the 14th Century is appointive by the Crown for life under Royal letters Patent and the commons clerk cannot be removed except on address to the Crown by the House of commons. Retired in 1948 lord Campion retired As clerk in 1948 and in 1949 was made Greffie or clerk of the Consulta Tive Assembly of the Council of Europe. He repented that three quarters of the British people had never been As Well fed As they were now partly because the people were spending much less on luxury. People Are now much More mod est in their Way of living. It is the Rich who have suffered and the poor Are better off than in pre War he reported. Wages Are improving and there is More Federal Aid held unlikely by Peter Mclintock Ottawa june 12, special the Federal government is not thinking about building a defence Highway through Saskatoon North Battleford Edmonton and yellow knife at present. Hon. Brooke Claxton defence minister indicated in the commons wednesday. J g. Diefenbaker pc Lake Centre asked if consideration had been Given to requests by these centres that a defence Road should be built through them to assure transportation of and Mineral development in the North. Steep Rock Iron mines Ltd. Require men with heavy truck driving experience to work As labourers in open pit until vacancies occur for Euclid Drivers. Apply in writing to employment office Steep Rock Ontario or Contact your local National service mrs. Frank schuster puts on Blue Bonnet makes a hit everyone enjoy it when mrs. Frank schuster puts on delicious club Bonnet Margarine like the wife of the fac Inorg Canadian comedian you will love the delicate Gunny Sweet taste Blue Bonnet adds to any food you la appreciate its nourishment too. No other spread Richer in year round Vitamin a and you la Welcome Ita wonderful Economy use Bonnet for All cooking and recipes As Well As on bread and Toast Cut Dolfort from your food Bills Bonwit Margarine sold to the regular Economy package with wafer. Also in the famous lots us far color. It mria Vic Tor 3 Speed radio phonograph is How ate. _ m my t it 523ss, radio combination clearance of floor models at drastic reductions. Your Trade in and 10% will place one of these sets in your Home. Victor Walnut Reg. Trade in allowance special Victor Walnut Reg. Trade in allowance s229.00 Victor mahogany Reg. Trade in allowance Rogers Majestic Walnut Reg. Trade in allowance Rojers Majestic. Blonde. Reg. Trade in allowance special Philco Walnut Reg. 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