Manitoba Budget Sparks No-Confidence Clash In Assembly
The budget introduced by Provincial Treasurer Gurney Evans triggers no confidence motions from Liberals and New Democrats as the Tories defend the surplus. Debates touch rural living standards, student unrest, and a warning to Weir from Liberal leader Molgat. A boundary-readjustment bill passes, reshaping ridings and forcing several incumbents to seek new seats.
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Gurney Evans
New Democrats
Weir
L. Desjardins
St. Boniface
NDP
Lakeside
D. L. Campbell
Ted
Mr. Campbell
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Campbell
Molgat
Walter
South Indian Lake
Hansard
Sterling Lyon
J. B. Carroll
Brandon
Thompson
Osler Commemorative Stamp Issued by Canada Post
A 6 cent Canada Post Office stamp honors Sir William Osler 1849 1919 with a brown steel engraving portrait and bilingual titles The System of Medicine and Traite de Medecine The stamp marks Osler 50th death anniversary and coincides with the XIV Quadrennial Congress of the International Council of Nurses in Montreal and shows the serpent entwined staff of Asclepius designed in a blue photogravure background
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William Osler
Bart
Bond Head
Ontario
Canada Post Office
Osler
International Council of Nurses
Montreal
McGill
Sir William Osler
Canada
Symbol of Medicine
Asclepius
God of Medicine
Good Bear Hunting Areas Pinpointed by Manitoba Officials
Wildlife branch officials of the Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources identify prime spring black bear hunting zones in the western region near Merridale Bield Garland Ochre River and Riding Mountain edge. Areas for information include Roblin Boggy Creek Garland Minitonas Swan River McCreary and Shoal Lake with a Dauphin regional office. Seasons run May 1 to June 28 north of the 58th parallel and May 1 to June 14 south of the 53rd parallel. Prohibitions include wildlife refuges and Riding Mountain Park. provincial parks allowed away from settlements. Licences cost residents 5 dollars and non-residents 10 dollars, allowing two adult bears with cub restrictions.
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Merridale
Bield
Garland
Ochre River
Porcupine Forest Reserve
Duck Mountains
Riding Mountain National Park
Roblin
Boggy Creek
Minitonas
Swan River
McCreary
Shoal Lake
Dauphin
Riding Mountain
Obituary of Nettie Motyka of Roblin
Mrs. Nettie Motyka age 84 of Roblin died April 16 1969 Funeral services were held April 21 at 10 00 am Ukrainian Catholic Church with Father P Stasiuk officiating Roblin Memorial Chapel arranged the service Pallbearers Donnie Cockerill Lorne Cockerill Tony Yaworsky Roy Yaworsky Mike Boguski Larry Wasylyshyn Motyka born in Western Ukraine in 1885 came to Canada in 1906 first settled in Winnipeg four years before moving to the Roblin district in 1910 with her husband.
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St. Claire
San Clara
Man
Eugene Lucier
Assiniboine Hospital
Brandon
H. Dansereau
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Annie
Nettie Motyka
Roblin
P. Stasiuk
Donnie
Lorne Cockerill
Tony
Roy Yaworsky
Mike Boguski
Larry Wasylyshyn
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Marshall Wells
Quakertone
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Comfortflor
Corsons
Kozmeniuk Hardware Ltd
Mércimy
Mercury
Tate Fel US
Macleods
J. A. Hilland & Sons Ltd
Wildlife Branch
Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
John
Dan
Nick Motyka
Haney
B. C
Ed Motyka
John Motyka
Steve Motyka
Vancouver
Peter Motyka
Mary Stasiuk
Tinnie Komar
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Vincent Edward Hilliard Arndt
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Paul Borchardt
Virden
Vincent Was
Grandview
Edward
Lorraine Arndt
Mountain Gap
Brunhild
Split Lake
Gypsumville
Mary Mont
Gomery
Kevin
A. J. Arndt
Harold Edel
August Schultz
Henry Bauer
Steve Andrey
Barry Lyng
Hilliard Sawchuk
Rivers
John Stolarchuk
Aee
Roblin Review
P.O
Central
Powell Equipment
Elmhurst
Ami
Powell
Powell Equipment Ltd
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