Manitoba Civil Servants to Receive Seven Percent Pay Increase
Manitoba civil servants and about 4,000 departmental casual workers will get a seven percent raise to align salaries with industry rates under a new wage pact covering April 1, 1966, to March 1967. Paycheques will switch to biweekly in June, with the agreement signed by Provincial Secretary Stewart McLean and MGEA President Allen Rouse.
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Stewart E. McLean
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Meagre profits and price up for Prince Albert festival
The Prince Albert Winter Festival reports a meagre 425 profit as new executives plan higher prices for activities. PA relies on $1 buttons and a six-ticket program bringing in limited revenue while booklets net 2500. The Pas festival still loses money on adbook printing and has higher race costs. Election polling changes adjust locations and venues for June 25 voting.
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