Manitoba House Debates Big Budget Rise and Public Spending
The Manitoba legislature faced sharp debate over a 516.85 million dollar budget increase led by health, education, and housing programs. Opposition urged restraint while government defended higher public outlays and noted swift passage of a 63.2 million housing loan bill authorizing 2400 new units. Speaker Peter Fox pressed for orderly questions as controversy over auto insurance and local governance measures continued.
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NDP
Roblin
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Manitoba
Peter Fox
Kildonan
Winnipeg
Herm
Cherniack
Bilton
Swan River
Obituaries from Manitoba and Saskatchewan churches
Funeral services were held for Marion Laviolette at St. Claire Church in San Clara Manitoba on April 24 1971. She died April 22 1971 at Roblin District Hospital aged 40. Interment was at San Clara Parish Cemetery with Roblin Memorial Chapel in care. Also noted are services for George M Helliwell at Christ Anglican Roblin Manitoba April 27 1971 aged 91. He died April 24 1971 at Yorkton Nursing Home with interment Roblin District Cemetery. Surviving relatives include son George Thomas Helliwell daughter Ethel Mary Fonager and numerous grandchildren. Mary Mulroy died April 20 1971 in Wolseley Saskatchewan aged 79. Funeral at St Stephen Church Kamsack on April 23 1971 with interment St Stephen Parish Cemetery Roblin Memorial Chapel in charge.
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Jennie Topham
Billie Guy Parker
Archie Parker
Max Melnyk
Doug Hackney
Melville Tripp
Walter Krupp
Ed Bell
Philip Hern
Cusie May
Dale Olson
Bob Woodward
George Hack
Frank Topham
Togo
Gawley
Yorkton
Sask
Hampton
Makaroff
Marjorie Ada Currey
Legion
United Church Board
Laviolette
St. Claire Roman Catholic Church
San Clara
Manitoba
Marion Laviolette
Roblin District Hospital
A. Gervais
Roblin
San Clara Parish
Roblin Memorial Chapel
Marion Brazeauu
Boggy Creek
Vernon Laviolette
Vernon
Willard Roger
Laviollete
Ella Marie Barron
Winnipeg
Joyce Larocque
Laura Scott
Stella Carriere
Theresa Langan
Winnnipeg
George Milford Helliwell
Christ Anglican Church
Man
George M. Helliwell
W. A. Knight
Grandview
Roblin Memorial
George Milford
Ethel Mary Fonager
Mary
Hilda Beatrice
Limb
Mary Mulroy
Wolseley
St. Stephen Roman Catholic Church
Kamsack
A. Parent
St. Stephen Parish
Amazing Grace of God Opens John Newton to Salvation
The text recounts John Newton once a slave trader raised by a praying mother who lived a life of pleasure and gain. It notes his conversion in 1748 through faith in Jesus Christ and describes his later life as evidence of genuine conversion. It urges readers to seek the grace of God that saves sinners.
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John Newton
Jesus Christ
Jesus
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David) Gawley
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Keast Bros
Main Street
Beaver
C.I.L
Wu la
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Mgr
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Roblin Stores
Gospel Hall
Pangas
Roblin Review
P.O. Box
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