Week in Manitoba Legislature Sparks Colourful TV Potential
A busy Winnipeg week featured NDP’s rise amid partisan clashes. Premier Schreyer and Opposition Leader Spivak sparred over the Cherniack bill while MPs wore lapel blossoms. Tensions grew with a chair clash and a dramatic Speaker exit adding a documentary-like spectacle.
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Manitoba
Thatcher
New Democrats
Saskatchewan
Joe Borowski
Louris Killarney
Earl Mc
Kellar
Joe
Spivak
St. Matthew’s
Morris Tory
Warner Jorgenson
Schreyer
NDP
Evans
Industry & Commerce Department
Nikky Khruschev
United Nations
Brandon
Thirst that cannot be quenched finds living water
A religious message urges spiritual thirst to be satisfied by Christ. It cites John 4 and John 7 to claim only the sinless Son of God can quench the soul, promising life and blessing to believers. The note invites a Sunday service at Gospel Hall at 7 30 p.m.
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Solomon
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Gospel Hall
Wedding in Sacred Heart Church Unites Elizabeth Angus and Louis Lucier
Elizabeth Dorothea Angus and Louis Joseph Lucier wed in a double ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church. Father J A Gervais presided as attendants described bouquets, gowns, and the reception at Bield Community Center with a dance at Roblin Memorial Hall. The couple will reside in Quesnel B C.
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Sacred Heart
Elizabeth Dorothea Angus
Louis Joseph Lucier
JA. Gervais
Stella Branconnier
Linda Belcher
Irene Branconnier
Lyn Framingham
Bill Angus
Peter Carriere
Len Angus
Peter Jerome
Bield
Roblin Memorial Hall
Quesnel
B. C
Manitoba Holidays Tip to Safe Summer Travel
A Manitoba Sun style column urges safe summer travel and outdoor enjoyment. It cautions new travelers to pace activities, respect sun and water, and allow extra travel time. It highlights perch fishing and plans for Master Angler awards with Kit Kitney and Earl Kennedy as central figures.
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Manitoba
Duck Mountains
Porcupine Mountains
Jackfish Lake
Bill Vandenberg
Lake Manitoba Narrows
Maurice Smith
Winnipeg Free Press
Kit Kitney
Pike
Earl Kennedy
Parkland to Computerize Regional Library Catalogue
Parkland Regional Development Corporation has signed an agreement with Systems Aid Ltd to computerize the regional library catalogue for Parkland Library Service with provincial permission. The system will print book catalogues and update them monthly, aiding depots and the book mobile in serving Parklanders. Ron Kinney notes the program is experimental and aims to save staff time and increase book availability. Ruth McDormand explains the system will improve access and efficiency across depots and book-mobile services.
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Parkland Regional Library Service
Manitoba
Systems Aid Ltd
Toronto
Parkland Advisory Board
Parkland
Ron Kinney
Ruth McDormand
Parklanders
Autopac Agents Get A Week's Extension
Autopac agents receive a one week extension to July 8 to file applications. They may still apply for transitional assistance through September 30, 1972. The measure supports agents exiting the auto insurance field.
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Autopac
Manitoba
Dhe
PSV
Autoauto
Manitoba Autopac plan offers agents cash transition aid
A Manitoba public bulletin outlines Autopac options for agents. Those with over 25 percent auto commission and more than $2,000 in auto commissions in 1969 70 may apply by July 8 to sell Autopac policies with later deadlines for continued or transitional support.
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Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Manitoba
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Autopac
Transitional Assistance Board
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Speaker Fox
Government House
Green
Boyce
Blue Chamber
Ottawa
Benson
Churchill Forest Industries
Lake Winnipeg
Westerntern
Winnipeg
St. Regis
Smith St. Winnipeg
Mass Canada
Roblin Review
P.O. Box
Roblin, Manitoba
Lucier
Angus
Confurius
ROD and Gun. Digest
Manitoba Fish
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
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Neepawa Lions Club
Neepawa Sports Arena
Canadian Wheat Board
Wheat Board
Hion
FA. Olson
Otto'Lang
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