Paulley bids farewell as Manitoba NDP leader
A. R. Russ Paulley announced his retirement as Manitoba NDP leader at a one day convention and urged delegates to unite for a June 25 provincial election campaign. He recalled eight years at the helm and urged voters to defeat the Weir Progressive Conservative administration while Manitoba needs a Liberal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R
Russ) Pauley
New Democratic Party
Pauley
Weir
Manitoba
Paulley
Winnipeg
Stf
NDP
Transcona
D. L. Campbell
Lakeside
Canada
Farquhar Oliver
Ontario
Liberal
Campbell
R. W
Bobby) Bend
Bend
Duff Roblin
Progressive Conservatives
Gil Molgat
MacGregor Village Debentures Vote On Community Centre
Public notice announces By-law No 209 to borrow 31000 for a MacGregor and North Norfolk Community Centre. Voting scheduled June 26 1969 at Memorial Hall with meetings June 23 and June 30 for appointing observers and summing up results. Debentures to fund land and construction in Manitoba's MacGregor area.
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MacGregor
North Norfolk
Manitoba
North Norfolk and District Agricultural Society
Municipal Board of Manitoba
Memorial Hall
Mauckone
RIM
North
Norfolk
It’s Been Quite a 47 Years For Douglas L Campbell
Douglas Lloyd Campbell, born May 27 1895 near Portage la Prairie, retires after 47 years in Manitoba’s Legislative Assembly representing Lakeside. A Liberal leader and premier, he shaped farm and power policy, defending long term planning while critics cited tight spending.
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Douglas L. Campbell
Douglas Lloyd Campbell
Portage la Prairie
Municipalities Seek Greater Say in Canadian Governance
The 32nd conference of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities urged more municipal power. It called for federal provincial representation at constitutional talks and for a joint executive committee with provincial leaders to negotiate on municipal roles. Prime Minister Trudeau and Premier Robarts suggested openings, while Halifax mayor Allan O'Brien plans to seek provincial representation for federations at conferences.
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Thenadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities
Prime Minster
Trudeau
John Robarts
Ontario
Munici Ities
Allan O’brien
Halifax
Federation
Tuition Fees For Teachers Discontinued
Provincial government ends tuition payments for future teacher training at Manitoba and Brandon Universities this fall. About 455 dollars per student had been covered for three years due to staff shortages. Education minister D W Craik said increased training capacity removes the need for the incentive.
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University of Manitoba
Brandon University
D. W. Craik
Freatly Inc
North Norfolk Re Vote on By-law B 108 2
Rural Municipality of North Norfolk to borrow 64000 dollars via debentures for a public works by-law to be voted on June 26 1969. Polls set at Bagot MacGregor and the MacGregor office with counting June 30 1969. Voting occurs 9am to 6pm CDT.
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Municipal Board of Manitoba
MacGregor
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Russ Paulley
The
Macgregor Herald
MacGregor Rerard
United States
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Allen McGregor - Faltor
A.D
Walter Weir
Brandon College
Gladys Crampton
John Bracken
Agriculture
Stuart Garson
Bracken
Mr. Garson
Tives
Presserick Willis
Jr Campbell
Roblin
Norfolk-MacGregor Weed Control Board
Chas. E. Hotel
Reeve
Bagot
Bagot Community Hall
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