Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 27, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Friday june 27, 1952 Page t Affinity or Economy East Kildonan wonders the Bright lights of the the school District also be residents of North Kildonan incorporated. The mat or under away from the rustic charms of their Rural Community or is it higher taxes a group of taxpayers from Ward one of the Rural municipality has presented a 29-Page petition to East Kildonan Council asking that East Kildonan incorporate Ward one of North Kildonan. The Ward is bounded on the South by the Northern limit of East. Kildonan and on the East by the Canadian Pacific railway1 tracks on the West by the red River and on the North by the Bergen Cut off. Council took the matter under study. J. H. Unruh. Chairman of the committee which presented the petition said the move was made because Ward one had become a More Urban District. It now found its interests were More like those of Sast Kildonan. However a spokesman for North Kildonan said the people were petitioning for the change because for the first time in taxes in East Kildonan Are lower than in North Kildonan arid these people want lower _ reassessment and a higher the petition signed by 556 tax were the cause for the representing households asked move. In Sain. Razor toting pair caught pilfering failings Paris june 27 Reuters two Amateur Art thieves Are under arrest for attempting to steal three famous modern Art masterpieces Worth More than at the Paris museum of modern Art. The youths both 19, Cut two paintings from the frames with a razor and were working on a third when the night watchman caught them. A three paintings can be re paired experts say. Bonn Germany june 27 a the Federal parliament will de Bate West Germany s military and political pacts july 9 and 10 but ratification votes will not be taken before autumn. The steering com Mittee of the lower House said parliament would recess july 20 pro Cash awards presented to Knowles boys the 100 club of the Knowles school for boys at its annual Clos ing wednesday presented Cash prizes to outstanding students As Well As awards or Money to each boy in the school. A women s auxiliary the 100 club supplements the Community Chest fund. Throughout the year it holds teas to provide a few Lux uries for the boys. Originally named for its 100 members the club has been organized for Over 30 years. Some women present at the wednesday closing had attended the function 30 years ago. The Welcome of the superintendent Young was followed by a speech by the club president mrs. F. O. Storey and a play by Junior boys. Then prizes were awarded to Jimmy Gauthier and Barry Smith for writing senior John Roger Ful ton writing Junior room Ralph Butler David Prince general pro cd Cliency seniors Raymond Abbott Isadore Mecones general proficiency juniors. A. M. Preston senior teacher to Ralph Butler Frank Bissell scrap Book Ralph attendance. Miss Eva Calder Junior teacher presented awards to Wayne san Burn Bob Windsor scrap books Roy Mcleod social study note Book Isadore Mecones. Ticket work Clark Mckenzie Raymond Abbott Wayne Sanburn Ronnie Edwards Isadore Mecones spelling stars for june Ronnie Edwards 100 in spelling Ron Mclntyre at Tendance Cecil Halberd. Hobby work Clifford Mospan Good citizenship in and Roy Mcleod John Handziuk High est Marks. A contest and inspection of schoolroom followed the presentations. Afterwards mrs. E. G. Smith past president of the club presented an electric darning machine to c. H. Attwood president of Knowles. Refreshments were pre pared by the women of the club. Warehousemen elect Perry of Winnipeg Vancouver. June 27 cup Hart Perry of Winnipeg was elected president of the Canadian warehousemen s association at conclusion of the group s annual convention. C. Crawford Johnson of Montreal was elected vice presi Dent and Joseph Warren of Tor onto treasurer. J. A. Whitmore of Toronto is managing director. Moye to Settle . Carpenters strike rejected Vancouver june .27 up a formula aimed at ending the construction tie up in seven British Columbia coast cities failed thurs Day night when contractors rejected the provincial labor relations Board had proposed a 10-cent hourly increase for striking car Penters in the Vancouver area in creased overtime rates and elimination of Board and room charges against the carpenters when they Are working out of town. The carpenters who struck june 9 to obtain a 50-cent hourly in crease above the current wage have not yet voted on the labor relations Board s proposals. Paris. 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