Manitoba Law Courts opening spawns legislative bids
A Manitoba legislative roundup reports unanimous calls to reinstate Old Age Pensions indexing, plus debates on Bill 5 Freedom of Information and graft concerns. Premier Pawley faces scrutiny on crime, agriculture funding, and patronage. canola plots funded, and a vital statistics bill would grant paternal rights to artificial insemination births.
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Law Courts
Vancouver
Lord Denning
Nooubt
Manitoba
Pawley
Filmon
Mulroney
Oleson
Canada
Visiting and family notices from Inglis district
Visiting at the Zimmer home were Paul f and Margaret Kleebaum of Winnipeg Albert and Emma Kleebaum of Edmonton and several others from Canton Kelowna and more attended the funeral of Lydia Nernberg. Congratulations to Mildred and Ivan Nernberg on a new baby. Marlene David visiting Winnipeg. Tammy Wowk earned senior proficiency and perfect attendance. Cadet squadron awards honor Tim Work Dot and Rudy Wowk. Stan and Joyce Meriniuk renewed acquaintances in Shoal Lake. Glen and June McKenzie and family visited Swan River.
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Emil
Freda Zimmer
Paul F
Margaret Kleebaum
Winnipeg
Albert
Emma ‘Kleebaum
Edmonton
Ata
Emily Kleebaum
Canton
Ohio
Elizabeth
Ike
Kelowna
B.C
Kleebaum
Lydia Nernberg
Mildred
Ivan Nernberg
Marlene David
Bessie Munro
Mary Chorooita
Ken Helen Singleton
Janice Chiropita
Doug Bauer
Winnipes
Tammy Wowk
Tim Work
Dot
Rudy Wowk
No. 677
Air Cadet Squadron
Manitoba to broaden loan aid for part time farmers
Minister Bull Uruski proposed amendments to the Manitoba Agricultural Credit Act to expand loan access via MAC for part time farmers. The plan aims to help those with off farm jobs transition into farming, while excluding full time professionals seeking hobby farming. The policy shift seeks a stronger base of new farmers and includes discussions from winter meetings and public comments.
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Bull Uruski
Manitoba Agricultural Credi Corporation
Mace
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Act
Manitoba
Uru
Arushi
MAC
Manitoba Sees Bill To Alter Amusements Act Move
The report notes $180000 sale funded by $580000 in federal and provincial money. Bill 11, An Act to Amend the Amusements Act, advances to second reading. It would classify home video tapes and set parental guidance to 15, with a Film Classification Board costing about 200000 annually. Governor General Sauve and his wife will visit Manitoba June 17 1925, with a reception and ball at the Legislative Building hosted by Premier and Mrs. Pawley.
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Penner
House
Mercier
St. Norbert
Tories
Jim Downey
M.L.A
Arthur
N.D.P
Bill Uruski
Manitoba
Uruski
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Downey
Department of Agriculture
Lois Shosser
Pawley
Propaganda Machiine
Richard Loeb
NDP
Farm Lands Ownership Board
Minto
Binsfarth
Gilbert Plains
Swan River
Basswood
McGregor
Canola Council of Canada
Muriel Smith
Fred Jackson
Lac du Bonnet
Frank Johnston
Sturgeon Creek
Johnston
Kostyra
Film Classification Board
Sauve Ander Husband
Legislative
Clay
Inglis
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Yorkton
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