MacDonald Routly double ring wedding at MacGregor Church
A double ring ceremony conducted October 19 1968 at MacGregor United Church joined Jo Ann Bronwyn Routley and Gordon Dennis MacDonald Armistead officiated by E Armistead. The bride wore white hammered satin with lace trim and a Ella empire gown. attendants wore emerald green gowns. Reception in MacGregor Memorial Hall featured floral arrangements, toasts, and travel outfit for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor United Church
Jo-Ann Bronwyn
K. C. Routley
Gordon Dennis
H. MacDonald
Ev. E. Armistead
P. Peters
Winnipeg
C. E. Cole
Austin
Janice Routley
Lynne MacDonald
Sandra Mauns
Swan Lake
Linda MacDonald
Jim Cox
Don MacDonald
Darryl Sylvester
Dale MacDonald
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Kim Sylvester
Carman
Stewart Pickell
Brandon
Tax plans aid big earners with options and pensions
At the Canadian Tax Foundation meeting, Chartered accountant John K Caldwell outlined stock option and deferred compensation strategies that help executives in high tax brackets. He illustrated with two $40,000-a-year earners, one taking a $10,000 cash bonus and the other a stock option package yielding $6,500 after taxes. Alan F Pierce criticized retroactive pension guidelines and backlog in registering plans, warning they hinder private Canadian companies and may force de‑registration of older plans.
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Canadian Tax Foundation
John K. Caldwell
Toronto
Caldwell
Alan F. Pierce
Vancouver
William M. Mercier Ltd
Canada Seals 50 Million Bushel Wheat Sale to China
The Canadian Wheat Board announced a long term sale to China under a August 1966 to July 1969 contract totaling about 235 million bushels. The agreement allows 168 to 280 million bushels with 25 percent cash on loading and the remainder due in 18 months with interest. Shipments will use No 4 Northern and No 5 wheat from Lakehead prices around 1.81 and 1.78 dollars per bushel.
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Cina
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
China
Wheat Board
Paci
Patents backlog and global delays noted in Commons meeting
The Commons health and welfare committee heard that Canada faces a backlog of 70,000 unprocessed patent applications. Patents commissioner A M Laidlaw testified processing could take two and a half years. He noted worldwide offices, including the US and UK, share similar delays and warned of risks of duplicate or invalid patents if care is not taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons Health and Welfare Committee
A. M. Laidlaw
Canada
United Kingdom
Go Fishing For Minerals
Geologists at the University of British Columbia have launched an experimental program with the fish and wildlife branch. Fish from lakes and rivers will be examined for heavy metals such as zinc copper and mercury to locate ore bodies and assess mine waste impact on aquatic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of British Columbia
UBC Geology Department
Provincial Fish and Wildlife Branch
Area bargaining for Saskatchewan teachers salaries
Saskatchewan teachers and trustees move into area bargaining as the main salary talks begin. L C Duddridge of Hanley, speaking at the SSTA convention, says the approach promises economies and flexibilities though building needs and funding remain tight. He urges provincial coordination with architects and engineers to plan cost effective school construction and warns that large tax increases would risk arrears.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
L. C. Duddridge
Hanley
SSTA
Duddridge
Trustees’ Association
Education Department
Toronto
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MacDonald-Routly Ois
MacGregor
MR. and
Mrs
Gordon MacDonald
G. M. Hay
Ford Sales & Service
Broadway
Portage la Prairie
Mary Maxim
Ralph's Fabric Centre
Sask. Ave. E
Pierce
Zenith
DEERE
First Street N.W
Sask
Austin Credit Union
North Norfolk
American Express
M.P.E
P. E. Ewen
H. K. Schroeder
Denwal Pharmacy
Manitoba
ORIA
Aitoba Telephone System
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