Liberal party convention overshadows legislature debates
Happenings in the legislature highlight Liberal party leadership race after Gil das Molgat resigns. Bobby Bond appears set to lead the Liberals, while government backbenchers face scrutiny for quiet hard work. A three hour agriculture debate reveals deep farmer distress and cross party bickering.
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Liberal Party
Gildas Molgat
Gil Bolgat
Lonesome Jake
NDP
Molgat
Sam Askiw
Brokenhead
Ottawa
John Tanchak
Emerson
Name The Co-op Contest Chooses Parkway Co operative Ltd
More than 2000 members of Roblin and Russell Co operatives named a co op with Parkway Co operative Ltd as the winning entry submitted by Kenneth Kalynnik of Angusville. Honorable mentions went to Rout 83 Co operative Ltd and Tween Parks Co operative Ltd both from Roblin. The merger will produce annual sales over 1 million dollars and employ about 30 staff. Directors increased to nine from seven to broaden participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and Roblin Co-operatives
Parkway Co-operative Ltd
Wihiting
Kenneth Kalynnik
Angusville
Herb Poyser
Ber
Roblin and
Russell
Sandwich fillings guidance from a tested kitchen manual
Practical guidance on making sandwiches with blends of foods and seasonings. It covers moisture balance, acidity tweaks, flavor enhancers, and garnish ideas. The text notes typical filling amounts per loaf, egg salad quantities, edible garnish choices, and freezing or packaging tips for longer storage.
Boehm Convicted on Three Charges in Roblin
Wilmer George Boehm of Yorkton Sask faced Magistrate F M Manwaring in Roblin on May 14 for two counts of false pretences and one lodging bill. He was found guilty on all charges, given a one year suspended sentence, a $500 bond, and ordered to repay $112.78.
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R. W. Bond
Wilmer George Boehm
Yorkton, Sask
F. M. Manwaring
Roblin
University Students to Aid Regional Resource Plans
Dauphin Parkland Development Corporation hires university students for summer work to assist in planning a region wide inventory of resources. The Canada Department of Manpower is asked to screen applicants for the program.
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Dauphin
Parkland seeks students for summer research roles in Dauphin offices
Parkland officials plan to hire three to five students for research work in tourism, industry, commerce and regional reputation. Positions would be in the Dauphin offices of the Corporation with chances for high school and university students from nearby employers to gain practical experience. They stress the aim is to fill scarce summer labor while giving valuable training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkland
Dauphin
Corporation
Brydon Charles of Whonnock Dies at 43
Obituary for Brydon Charles of Whonnock British Columbia who died May 9 1969 at age 43. He leaves his mother Mrs Charles Brydon two sisters Mrs Alister Morrice of Tilston Manitoba and Mrs Frank Bryne of Ottawa and eight nephews and nieces. Memorial service Wednesday May 14 at 1 pm in Garden Hill Funeral Chapel 8th Ave 224 Street Haney Reverend Kenneth May officiating. Flowers declined.
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Brydon
Stanley Charles
Whonnock
B. C
Charles Brydon
Alister Morrice
Tilston
Man
Frank Bryne
Ottawa
Garden Hill
8Th Ave
Haney
Kenneth May
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Ron Jugkwett
Bobby
Blue
Bobby” Bond
Moses
Legislative Assembly
House of Commons
Crown Bénch
Hansard
Royalite Oil CO
Walter Koski
Marshall Wells
Kozmeniuk Hardware Ltd
the Planning
Town of Roblin
Fourth Street
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Town of
Manitoba
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Kathleen P. Black
Joan
Joan Dickin
Mercury
Roblin Cleaners
Ates
Pontiac
Keast Bros
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