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Newspaper

Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 04, 1965

Page

3

Curtain rises on Manitoba legislature session

The fourth session of Manitoba's 27th Legislature opened with a full chamber as Throne Speech predictions appeared accurate. Opposition figures led sharp attacks on government spending and taxation while backbenchers Bjornson and Mueller gained prominence in the debate.

Manitoba Oscar Bjornson Lac du Bonnet Emil Mueller Fisher Bjornson Mueller Fisher Branch Molgat Roblin Paulley Department of Industry and Commerce

Stamp Marks International Co operation Year March 3 1965

The Honourable Rene Tremblay announced a special stamp honoring International Co operation Year to be issued March 3 1965 by Canada Post. The design features three linked crescents with a maple leaf center, the LCY symbol in the corner, and inscriptions in English and French. The stamp promotes United Nations aims of international goodwill and cooperation.

Rene Tremblay L.C.Y Post Office Department Tremblay Canada United Nations United Nations Committee For I.C.Y Lc.y

Stamp details and municipal term terms clarified

The text outlines a large dark green stamp marking a reform act. It notes the Canadian and Note Company printing the stamp. It references two year council terms with half the seats up annually and extends provisions to all municipalities in Man.

Canadian and Note Company Man

Manitoba bill eyes Oct fourth Wednesday 1968 election start

The proposal sets the start of triennial elections for the fourth Wednesday in October 1968 with elections every three years after. It aims to provide for better planning and continuity of local government programs in Winnipeg and St Boniface.

Jitoba Winnipeg St. Boniface

Use Your Head To Save Your Heart Heart Month message

The Canadian Heart Foundation designates February Heart Month and Manitoba Health urges people to review personal health programs. Heart disease remains the leading cause of death. about 13 percent of Canadians and Americans die from heart ailments each year. A doctor visit is a good start for a new health plan. Rheumatic fever linked to rheumatic heart disease often follows strep infections. prompt treatment can prevent this. Follow doctor advised diets to reduce fats and pastries and boost energy and well being.

Canadian Heart Foundation Manitoba Department of Health Canada United States

Manitoba Bill Proposes Three Year Term For Councillors

A bill introduced to the Manitoba Legislature by municipal affairs minister Robert G. Smellie would set a three year term for mayors reeves and councillors and move municipal elections to every third year. It would allow newly elected councils to assume duties on the first Tuesday in November of each election year instead of January 1 following an election.

Molgat Witney Lyon Hutton Manitoba Paulley Robert G. Smellie Q.C

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