Opposition Outvoted In Manitoba Throne Speech Debate
The government survives a tight no confidence vote as independents Borowski and Allard align with the ruling party against a Liberal led challenge. NDP backbenchers Turnbull and Gonick criticize the Churchill diversion and flooded South Indian Lake projects, while Premier Schreyer defends the record in a lengthy session. The Liberal amendment fails 30 to 24 and Conservatives fail 28 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NDI
Ater
Medee
Cy Gonick
NDP
Crescentwood
Churchill
Sid Green
Spivak
Asper
Green
Public Utilities Committee
Messrs. Enns
Craik
Watt
McGill
Jorgenson
Gerard
McGregor
Ferguson
Henderson
Montonous
Churchill River
Labor
Russ Paulley
Bellingerance
Riehochet
Ndp-Er
Tion
Liberal Party
Paulley
Conservative Party
Manitoba
Joe Borowski
Thompson
Manitoba Legislature Debates Tax and Parks Controversy
The Manitoba Legislature hears a heated debate over income tax policy and a public works project at Memorial Park. Leaders accuse the Conservatives of hypocrisy while a motion on adjournment is denied, and a mayoral interruption is noted. Silent tributes honor late MLAs including Oscar Bjornson and Stein Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dene Allard
Rupertsland
House
Minister of Public Works
Memorial Park
Winnipeg
Speaker
Juba
Members
Oscar Bjornson
Sons
Lac du Bonnet
Stein Thompson
Lib
Gimli
Bill Bullmore
Ind. Dauphin
Hank Scott
Winnipeg Centre
Parkland Development Corp Tightens Member Only Policy
Parkland Development Corp tightens policy to serve only member municipalities, Associate Members, and serious non-region investors. Board cites need to limit discretionary business advisory services to eligible citizens and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkland
Gilbert Plains
Minitonas
Swan River
Ethelbert
Boulton
Hillsburg
Bowsman
LDG
Park
Dauphin
Grandview
Roblin
Russell
Winnipegosis
Benito
Parkland Development Corporation
Pauline Maluga 80, Barrie native, Roblin connection noted
Pauline Maluga age 80 of Barrie Ontario and formerly of Roblin Manitoba died recently. A funeral service was held February 5 1973 at Holy Redeemer Ukrainian Catholic Church Roblin Memorial Chapel handled arrangements. Interment followed in parish cemetery. Pauline Glutek born in Western Ukraine immigrated to Canada in 1905 married Nicholas Maluga in 1909 and farmed in Zelena district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Funeral Chapel
Langley
B. C
Catherine Boyce
Langley Memorial Hospital
A. Carhmicle
United Church
Langley Order of Eastern Star
Murrayvale
Ted Benson
Ernest Armistead
Lewis Ward
James MacRae
Thomas Berkley
John Reiss
Catherine Davies
Wales
Canada
Russel Boyce
Silverwood
Manitoba
Knox United Church
Roblin
Robbin Order of Eastern Star
Russel
Abbotsford
Muriel Beattie
Makaroff
Gladys Younie
Prince George
Gwyneth Newman
Vancouver
R. G. Ward
Aldergrove
B.C
Allan Law
Lone Butte
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Herbert Mortemore
Roblin District Hospital
W. A. Knight
Silverwood Cemetery
Messrs
R. Morrison
R. Carriere
K. Lachance
W. Bailey
N. Dixon
A. Carriere
Bicester
Oxfordshire
England
Boggy Creek
San Clara
Jim
Bogsy Creek
Man
Reg
Syd
Waterton
Alta
Royal Canadian Legion No. 287
Pauline Maluga
Barrie
Ontario
Holy Redeemer Ukrainian Catholic Church
V. Korba
Pauline Glutek
Ukraine
Ater
Nicholas Maluga
Zelena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nick
Peter
Ann Yaroschuk
Ont
Mary Hannond
Toronto
Michael Ghitek
Anne Yourchek
Michael
Jessie
Confucius
Karen Phipps
Karen
CBC Television
Ottawa
MCIC
Manitoba Crop Insurance
E. W. Puchalse
Inglis
N.E
Lake
S.W
S.E. EY
Province
R. D. Halwas
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