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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
2
The Manitoba Legislature approved Bill 16 in an end of session rush, aiming to unify elementary education. It lets Manitobans vote on creating single division boards from grades one to twelve, aligning with Alberta British Columbia and Saskatchewan trends.
The new legislation in Manitoba aims to unify elementary and secondary education under one division. Officials say the change expands provincial grants and, more importantly, elevates the quality of education available to Manitoba youth across the province.
A mosaic of comments questions television control by CBC and the Juliet Show, criticizes use of public funds for Winnipeg Pan Am Games pool, laments birth name rules in Parno France, and urges a court of inquiry for Detroit Wings and media practices. It also notes space treaty proposals and urban cultural snatches amid Manitoba politics.
The 1966 Rally District No 1A of the Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliaries met at San Clara Legion Hall on Monday May 9 with 158 members from 15 auxiliaries stretching from Riding Mountain to Mafeking Man. The event opened at 2 pm with color party, pianist Mrs. E Brown, and reports read by officers including Mrs. Betty Bangle and Mrs. Hazel Wood Clapper. Delegates and reports followed, with a merchandise bingo planned for May 26 at 8 pm in the church basement to aid Retarded Children's Association.
Mrs R H Strain handled resolutions during a 10 minute coffee break. The rally closed with colours retired and God Save The Queen. A banquet followed with Grace by Mrs George Souter and a Queen’s toast by Mrs Betty Bangle. Ladies Auxiliary No 237 celebrated 10 years with candles blown by Mrs Joe Laplant.
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