Manitoba debate on private schools and shared services
Mr Vielfaire urged support for a bill aiding private and parochial schools with access to public facilities and free textbooks. He argued the Royal Commission's practical suggestions were ignored and democracy in Manitoba was at a low ebb. The concurrence motion on shared services was adjourned.
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Vielfeure
Vielfaure
Manitoba
Royal Commission On Education
Temporary Workers To Get Notice Before Lay-Offs
Works Minister Weir told the Legislature that temporary workers would receive at least one week’s notice before layoffs after a past incident where 37 workers were dismissed on a single day’s notice. He said a seniority schedule limited losses, with temporary staff gaining holiday and superannuation benefits but no sick pay. Cherniack urged extending sick pay.
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Weir
Saul Cherniack
NDP
St. Johns
Cherniack
Constitution reform criticizes rigid amending formula
Russ Paulley of the New Democratic Party in the Manitoba Legislature argues the proposed federal provincial amending formula is too rigid as it requires unanimous consent of all ten provinces for certain measures. He cites potential blocks to national medical care insurance, fish and livestock boards, and nation building. He calls for hearings and a report to the Manitoba Legislature if Commons Senate hearings proceed. Debate adjourned.
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Thelma Forbes
Cherniack
Molgat
Johnson
Michener Commission
Hillhouse
Lib
Selkirk
Highways Spending Set at 43 Million Dollars
Public Works Minister Walter Weir told the Legislature the department plans 69 road projects this year with 20 million dollars and a further 2.5 million from federal funds. Total highways spending reaches 43 million, with 28 million already expended. Plans cover 7,160 miles of municipal roads and 4,000 miles of trunk highways as provincial roads are coordinated into a system and municipal roads upgraded. A new map will show only provincial roads and trunk highways.
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Walter ‘Weir
Weir
Provinci Oats
Manitoba House Adopts Shared Services Plan Despite Floods
The Manitoba legislature faced a tense week as flood risks prompted adjournment and cross‑party cooperation. Premier Roblin reported improved flood conditions after a weekend with favorable weather while opposition leaders pledged full support. Debates covered school funding transfers and the Shared Services plan, which Dr. Johnson promoted as voluntary and experimental. A heated clash over automation and employment ended with a party‑line vote, signaling further parliamentary clashes upon resumption.
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House
Teager Molgat
NDP
Paulley
Mr. Molgat
Molgat
Smerchanski
Campbell
Assiniboine
Portage
Hut
Ton
Rob
Manitoba Conference Set for Portage la Prairie
The Manitoba Conference of the United Church of Canada will be held in Portage la Prairie in June, marking the first Portage gathering since 1939. Sessions span Trinity and McKenzie churches with surrounding charges helping, and planning chair Rev. N T Quigley coordinates. Highlights include the 40th anniversary of the United Church on June 10 and an ordination service the night before.
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Portage la Prairie
Trinity
McKenzie
N. T. Quigley
Trinity Church
Gerald Buhr
Brock Saunders
Portage Presbytery
Buhr
Kirkwood
Saunders
Macdonald
Portage
High Bluff
UCW
MacGregor
Oakville
Bill Linden
Mr. Linden
Harry Dankesreiter
MacGregor United Church Pastoral Charge Schedule May 9
Christian family life service at MacGregor 10.00 am combined service baptismal Beaver 11.30 am church service Bagot 1.30 pm Sunday School 2.00 pm church service Austin 10.00 am family day service Sidney family day service Arizona 2.00 pm family day service Christ Church Austin 10.00 am Sunday School 2.00 pm regular service Calvary Tabernacle 8.00 pm service Wednesday 8.00 pm prayer and Bible study St Pauls MacGregor 10.00 am Sunday School 11.15 Holy Communion Bethel Church MacGregor Rev A J Hall Sunday May 9 10.00 am School 1.00 am Service Today 8.00 pm Young People’s Service
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Beaver
Bagot
Austin
Christ Church
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
ST. Paul's
Public Notice on Bylaw B28 Water Works Proposal
Public notice announces Bylaw No. B28 to borrow 147000 for water works and sewage in Local Improvement District No. 1. Voting set for May 31 1965 at Austin Community Hall. final tally June 3 1965 in MacGregor. Reeve to appoint observers if requested.
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North Norfolk
Rosen
Musicient
Municipal Board
Province of
Manitoba
MacGregor
Saw
Manitoba Gazette
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