Memorable Manitobans: Members of the Thirty-First Legislative Assembly of Manitoba (1977-1981)

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The Assembly was elected on 11 October 1977.

Session

Opening

Prorogation

Dissolution

1

24 November 1977

12 December 1977

-

2

16 March 1978

20 July 1978

-

3

15 February 1979

15 June 1979

-

4

21 February 1980

29 July 1980

-

5

11 December 1980

26 May 1981

13 October 1981

The following persons were members:

Sterling Rufus Lyon
Sterling Rufus Lyon

(Premier)

Harry Edward Graham
Harry Edward Graham

(Speaker)

Jack Reeves
Jack Reeves
(Clerk)

Andy Anstett
Andy Anstett
(Deputy Clerk)

Gordon Mackintosh
Gordon Mackintosh
(Deputy Clerk)

Edward Laing
Edward Laing
(Sergeant-at-Arms)

 

 


Aime Rawleigh “Pete” Adam
Aime Rawleigh “Pete” Adam

(Ste. Rose)

Robert Anderson
Robert Anderson
(Springfield)

Lloyd Norman Axworthy
Lloyd Norman Axworthy

(Fort Rouge)

Robert Banman
Robert Banman
(La Verendrye)

Thomas Aiden Barrow
Thomas Aiden Barrow

(Flin Flon)

David Robert Blake
David Robert Blake

(Minnedosa)

Harvey Kenneth Bostrom
Harvey Kenneth Bostrom
(Rupertsland)

Joseph Russell Boyce
Joseph Russell Boyce

(Winnipeg Centre)

Peter Arnold Brown
Peter Arnold Brown

(Rhineland)

Saul Mark Cherniack
Saul Mark Cherniack

(St Johns)

Brian Mark Corrin
Brian Mark Corrin
(Wellington)

Keith Alan Cosens
Keith Alan Cosens

(Gimli)

Jay Marine Cowan
Jay Marine Cowan

(Churchill)

Donald William Craik
Donald William Craik

(Riel)

Laurent Louis Desjardins
Laurent Louis Desjardins

(St. Boniface)

Russell John Doern
Russell John Doern

(Elmwood)

Leonard Anthony Domino
Leonard Anthony Domino
(St. Matthews)

James Erwin “Jim” Downey
James Erwin “Jim” Downey

(Arthur)

Albert Driedger
Albert Driedger

(Emerson)

Henry J. Einarson
Henry John Einarson

(Rock Lake)

Harry John Enns
Harry John Enns

(Lakeside)

Leonard Salusbury “Len” Evans
Leonard Salusbury “Len” Evans

(Brandon East)

James Robert “Jim” Ferguson
James Robert “Jim” Ferguson

(Gladstone)

Gary Albert Filmon
Gary Albert Filmon

(River Heights, by-election 16 October 1979)

Peter Fox
Peter Fox

(Kildonan)

James Gordon Galbraith
James Gordon Galbraith
(Dauphin)

Douglas MacLeod Gourlay
Douglas MacLeod Gourlay
(Swan River)

Harry Edward Graham
Harry Edward Graham

(Birtle-Russell)

Sidney Green
Sidney Green

(Inkster)

Ben Hanuschak
Ben Hanuschak

(Burrows)

Lloyd George Hyde
Lloyd George Hyde

(Portage la Prairie)

William Walter Jenkins
William Walter Jenkins

(Logan)

John Franklin Johnston
John Franklin Johnston

(Sturgeon Creek)

Warner Herbert Jorgenson
Warner Herbert Jorgenson

(Morris)

Abe Kovnats
Abe Kovnats

(Radisson)

Sterling Rufus Lyon
Sterling Rufus Lyon

(Charleswood)

Kenneth MacMaster
Kenneth MacMaster
(Thompson)

Donald Marto Malinowski
Donald Marto Malinowski

(Point Douglas)

Sydney Ronald McBryde
Sydney Ronald McBryde

(The Pas)

Edward Robert McGill
Edward Robert McGill

(Brandon West)

Donald Morris McGregor
Donald Morris McGregor

(Virden)

James Wallace McKenzie
James Wallace McKenzie

(Roblin)

Gerald W. Mercier
Gerald Wayne Mercier

(Osborne)

Saul Alecs Miller
Saul Alecs Miller

(Seven Oaks)

Clement George Minaker
Clement George Minaker

(St. James)

Donald Warder Orchard
Donald Warder Orchard

(Pembina)

Wilson Parasiuk
Wilson Parasiuk
(Transcona)

Howard Russell Pawley
Howard Russell Pawley

(Selkirk)

Norma Killeen Price
Norma Killeen Price

(Assiniboia)

Alan Brian Ransom
Alan Brian Ransom

(Souris-Killarney)

Edward Richard Schreyer
Edward Richard Schreyer

(Rossmere)

Victor Harold “Vic” Schroeder
Victor Harold “Vic” Schroeder
(Rossmere, by-election 16 October 1979)

Louis Ralph “Bud” Sherman
Louis Ralph “Bud” Sherman

(Fort Garry)

Sidney Spivak
Sidney Spivak

(River Heights)

Warren Steen
Warren Steen

(Crescentwood)

William Uruski
William Uruski

(St. George)

Samuel Uskiw
Samuel Uskiw

(Lac du Bonnet)

Derek James Walding
Derek James Walding

(St. Vital)

June Alwyn Westbury
June Alwyn Westbury

(Fort Rouge, by-election 16 October 1979)

Robert George “Bob” Wilson
Robert George “Bob” Wilson

(Wolseley)

See also:

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial Election (1977)

Events in Manitoba History: Manitoba Provincial By-Elections (1979)

Sources:

We thank Christopher Adams and Oliver Bernuetz (Legislative Library of Manitoba) for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 19 November 2023

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