Paulley bids farewell as Manitoba NDP leader
Russ Paulley announced his retirement as leader at a one day Manitoba New Democratic Party convention and urged delegates to unite for a June 25 provincial election. He framed the campaign around defeating the Weir Progressive Conservative administration and touted the NDP as Manitoba’s only credible alternative, while confirming he will seek election in Transcona.
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Russ
Paulley Sard
New Democratic Party
Weir
Manitoba
Paulley
NDP
Transcona
Progressive Party
Walter Weir
MacGregor Village Debenture bylaw vote set for June 26 1969
Public notice announces first and second readings of By-law No 209 to borrow 31000 for a community centre with land provided by North Norfolk district society. Vote by qualified ratepayers to be held June 26 1969 at Memorial Hall with polling details and return procedures.
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MacGregor
North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society
Municipal Board of Manitoba
Memorial Hall
Campbell Ends 47-Year Manitoba Legislature Run
Douglas Lloyd Campbell, 74, longtime Liberal premier candidate, leaves active politics after 47 years in Manitoba’s Lakeside riding. He led a farm economy coalition era, defended public power, and mentored successor Bobby Bend ahead of the June 25 election.
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D. L. Campbell
Manitoba
Lakeside
Canada
Farquhar ‘Oliver
Ontario
Campbell
R. W
Bobby) Bend
Bend
Duff Roblin
Progressive Conservatives
Mr. Campbell
Gil Molgat
Bond
Douglas Lloyd Campbell
Portage la Prairie
Brandon College
Gladys Crampton
Conserves
Errick’ Wiis
Andr
Ory
Roblin
Municipalities Seek Greater Voice in Federal Provincial Talks
The Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities urged more municipal input after a conference. Recommendations push for municipal representation at federal provincial constitutional conferences and a joint executive committee with provincial associations to negotiate with senior governments. Mayor Allan O'Brien of Halifax said federations may seek provincial representation on delegations, aiming to coordinate a unified municipal effort if all provinces agree.
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Federation of Mayors ‘and Municipalities
Trudeau
Anc
John Robarts
Ontario
Montreal
Allan O'Brien
Haufax
Pirato
Vinces
Tuition Fees For Teachers Discontinued In Manitoba Provinces
The Manitoba government will discontinue paying tuition fees for teachers in training at the University of Manitoba and Brandon University this fall. About $455 per student was covered for the last three years due to teacher shortages. Minister Jonelias Ald Friday said enrolments have risen and the incentive is no longer needed.
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University of Manitoba
Brandon University
Jonelias Ald
Rural North Norfolk By law votes on $64,000 debentures for MacGregor area
The Rural Municipality of North Norfolk announces By-law No. B 108 to borrow $64,000 by debentures to establish a community center jointly with the Village of MacGregor. Vote set for June 26 1969 with polling at Bagot Community Hall Memorial Hall MacGregor and the old Municipal Office MacGregor. The Reeve and Returning Officer will close the process June 30 1969.
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MacGregor
Manitoba
North Norfolk
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Chas
E. Hotel
Reeve
Province of
Bagot
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