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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
3
Manitoba school trustees register a protest and support a plan to make unemployment insurance compulsory for teachers. They call for yearly contributions of under $50 from each teacher and an equal amount from the school board, totaling about $1,000,000 yearly from the province. The proposal would be raised by property taxation to fund the program.
Manitoba weekly papers report AC Anderson of MAST urging cautious gains in the Unemployment Insurance Fund. He warns against funding via insuring those with no need and notes teachers and school boards may share costs, referencing the Gill Commission of 1962. Lizette Gervais, former teacher and CBC host, appears in related Expo World on Stage coverage.
A meditation notes the saying Quien quiera celeste que te cueste and links faith to cost. It recalls Jesus and disciples suffering for belief. A UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH notice lists services at Angusville and a burial at St George’s Cemetery with Rev. J Lebky.
Manitoba patriot launches a project to preserve regional authors and their works from fading away. The booklet features 49 photos of Mr. Stead and family, homes, and Cartwright district schools, plus reproduced newspaper stories by Wilfred Eggleston Tom Saunder and W M Gladish. It highlights map depictions of The Take Country of Southern Manitoba including lakes such as Lake Killarney Bone Overend Pelican Lome Louise and Swan Lakes in the Pembina Valley.
Hybrid wheat seed development parallels hybrid corn hopes with the Teserach project pursued for several years. The program has been advanced through testing in Mexico during winter months and in Canada.
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