Wedding of Mary Elizabeth Hulme and Harold Radford at St Pauls
Mary Elizabeth Hulme and Harold Franklin Radford were married at St Pauls Anglican Church in MacGregor on Saturday October 20 at 3 30 pm. Officiant G Hicks led a choir to perform hymns and the reception followed for about 100 guests at Memorial Hall. The bride wore a nylon lace bouffant gown with tea roses, and the couple will reside in MacGregor with several out of town guests attending.
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St. Paul's
Mary Elizabeth
J. Nelson Hulme
Harold Franklin Radford
H. J.’ Radford
Mac
Gregor
Er. G. Hicks
H. A. Lye
Calvin’ Henry
David Hulme
Ronald Radford
Macaulay Southend Hospital Aid
Hicks
George Snaith
Helen Stewart
Harold Radford
MacGregor
Alex Steiben
Dufresne
Donald MacDonald
Winnipeg
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Poplar Point
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M. Sheridan
Kay Towle
Diane
Les Bowes
Portage
Kenny Rintoul
Ag Information Office Hires Home Economist
The information division of the federal agriculture department adds two Quebec born home economists to its staff. Henriette Rouleau joins to interpret the department activities and convey its programs to the public.
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Ag. Information Office
Ottawa
Federal Agriculture Department
Henriette Rouleau
Common Man Era Dawns on India
The Malabar Hill enclave, once exclusive to British officials and aristocrats, now faces an influx of Indian ministers and the common man. Protests from former residents cite tree destruction for multi storey flats, aided by the Friends of the Trees, demanding a rational, aesthetically considerate construction program.
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India
Malabar Hill
Bombay
Prince
Friends of the Trees
Prime Ministers donate autographed books for Irish charity
Dublin reports Prime Minister Diefenbaker presented two autographed volumes about Sir John A. Macdonald to the Irish Rehabilitation Institution for Disabled People. Also donating signed copies were Nehru of India Brandt mayor of West Berlin and Cardinal Spellman of New York.
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Dublin
Diefenbaker
Sir John A. Macdonald
Irish Rehabilitation Institution
Miniter Nehru
India
Lly Brandt
West Berlin
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Manitoba Progressive Conservative program for the future
Premier Duff Roblin outlines a campaign plan to boost Manitoba with loans for cattle breeding, pasture and fencing, rural development, ARDA support, roads improvements, student funding, community recreation grants, snow plow aid, housing and urban redevelopment, and a Manitoba Centennial Centre. The program aims to commemorate 1967 and 1970 centennials and to double the beef industry while promoting job opportunities and good government in the December 14 vote.
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Roblin
Manitoba
ARDA
Joan
Canada
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