Snaith-Pncan Vows Exchanged at MacGregor
Linda Margaret Duncan and Mary Lyn Snaith exchanged marriage vows at United Church MacGregor Manitoba on Oct 16 1965 at 4 pm Rev T E Armistead officiated. The ceremony featured a wedding prayer and music by Miss Sandra Kelly organist Miss Janice Snaith. The brides wore identical peacock blue gowns with trains and white snowdrift pom pom bouquets. A reception followed in MacGregor Memorial Hall with 125 guests and a wedding dance with Machan's orchestra. The couple planned a honeymoon in Las Vegas and other US locations.
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Karen Snaith
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Canada to give FAO 27 million for three year aid
Prime Minister Pearson announced that Ottawa will contribute 27.5 million dollars to a new three year food distribution program of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization. The amount is nearly four times Canada’s previous three year commitment of seven million dollars.
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District News Reflects Christmas Spirit and Winter Scenes
Local notes recount visits by Gordon Ritchie H M Lougheed and families on November 21. talks of new auto boggans and snow totals for November 1965. reminders of Christmas preparations, church events, and hospital aid turkey draw. mentions new home moves and propane heating projects among residents.
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Fargo
Legion calls for 61.6 percent pension hike for veterans
The Royal Canadian Legion urged the government to raise the maximum disability pension for a single veteran from 2400 to 3800 dollars annually and seek similar increases for married pensioners. It cited 1920 rates and argued against transferring federal veterans hospitals to civilian authorities.
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RCMP Force Faces Shortfall In Manpower
An RCMP spokesman said the force is about 235 officers below full strength and recruiting is hard. A national recruitment drive last May attracted only 87 new members, leaving total strength around 6,990. He cited better education and other career options as factors.
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