Ronceray Mynott vows exchanged in candlelight ceremony
Linda Dianne Mynott and Georges Gerald Ronceray exchanged vows January 2 1976 at 5 p.m. in Franciscan Friary Chapel with Reverend Father Labossiere officiating. The bride wore white organza with lace and a guipure lace Juliet cap. The groom wore brown tuxedos. attendants included the bride’s brothers Marlo and Allan Mynott. A reception followed at Round Table Inn. couple honeymooned in Winnipeg and Phoenix, later residing in Somerset. A prior community shower in Brandon and gifts from nurses and lodge members preceded the wedding.
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Linda Dianne Mynott
Georges Gerald Ronceray
Pere Gerald Labossiere Omi
Roncerays
Franciscan Friary
Clifford Bray
Georg Gerald Ronceray
Albert Ronceray
Somerset
Juliet
Chantilly
Paul Gauthier
Marlo
Allan Mynott
Rachel
Round Table Inn
Father Labossiere
Saskatoon as Canada’s national fruit eyed by expert
Agriculture Canada researcher Hob Harris, at Beaverdale station, argues the saskatoon a serviceberry native to western Canada could become the national fruit. He notes its historic role in pemmican and early prairie settlements, rising grower interest, and plans to plant hundreds of acres in Alberta. He warns propagation and management are hurdles, with self fertility and hardiness aiding potential.
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Alta
Canada
Agriculture Canada
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Canadian Prairies
Prairie
United States
Hob Harris
Harris
Saskatoon
Peace River Valley
Exotic cattle hybrids studied for best herd sire choice
Canadian scientists evaluate performance of nine exotic domestic hybrid heifer groups across Beefmaster Red Angus and other crosses. Early results favor Hereford Angus crosses for calf survival and weaning. Limousin Hereford and other crosses show variable outcomes. Publication details available from Ottawa research offices.
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Lacombe
Alta
Europe
Agriculture Canada
H.T. Fredeen
Agriculture Canada Research Station
Fredeen Sa
Simmental
Sir John
Manitoba Athletes Urged to Support Olympic Fund
Manitoba Sports Federation launches Olympic Development Fund as Innsbruck and Montreal Games approach. Donors receive medals worth 1000, 500, and 250 dollars, with certificates from 25 dollars up, plus an Olympians booklet and decal. Target is 100000 dollars. send donations to MSF Olympic Development Fund, P O Box 1349 Winnipeg.
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Innsbruck
Montreal
Manitoba
Manitoba Sports Federation
Olympic Development Fund
MSF
P.O
Winnipeg
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Ronceray
Ressing
M.ieter Zonneveld
Phenoix
Arizona
Oakland
Brandon
Southern District
Morden Hospital
Boyne Lodge
Carman
Linda
Georges
the PO
Georges Ronceray
The
Alberta
Earls Arton
England
Peter Dowdeswell
Earls Barton
Callaway, Lapduke Co
Chartered Accountants
Vye'sottice
Ueseny
Neepawa
M. B. Procter Ltd
Hwy. NO. 4
Ed Mileay
Antonow
Pine Creek
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