Briscoes Celebrate Longtime Belmont Postmasters 45 Years
Mr and Mrs Briscoe marked 45 years since their July 15 1919 Bagot wedding and Belmon t ties as postmasters with service at Bagot and Belmont. He led Belmont post office from 1951 to 1964, while she assisted. both retired July 15 1964. Messages of congratulations poured in from national and local figures and many guests attended from numerous towns and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Briscoe
Bagot
Briscoe
Belmont
Mr. Briscoe
Michener
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Robert L. Stanfield
Pelican Lake
Order of the Eastern Star
Strathcona Lodge
L.O.L
R.B.P
Brandon
Order of de Molay
Knox United Church
Winnipeg
Lac du Bonnet
Portage la Prairie
MacGregor
Creighton
Sask
Stockton
Alexander
Morden
Baldur
Voth Moffatt Vows Exchanged at MacGregor
Marion Pearl Moffatt wed Milton Frank Voth in MacGregor Mennonite Church on Saturday August 30 with ceremony led by Pastor Ron Gardly. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a reception at MacGregor Memorial Hall and a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGregor
Iolus
Ical Mennonite
Marion Pearl
John E. Moffatt
Worthy
Milton Frank Voth
Abram H. Voth
Morden
Glen Moffatt
Brother
Lorne Rabuka
Ron Gardly
Carberry Evangelical
MacGregor Memorial Hall
Dorothy Wiebe
Ste. 23
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Man
Government plan to boost Canada student loans
The Toronto Star reports Ottawa will introduce a bill before Christmas to increase funds for student loans. The bill is among 25 measures set for the October session, with the prior plan authorizing up to 60.5 million dollars for loans via banks guaranteed by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Toronto Star
Ottawa
West Union Is Favored In Western Union Proposal
A Manitoba NDP Winnipeg South Centre meeting approved a resolution for economic and political union of Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories. Introduced by Attorney General Al Mackling the plan will go to the national convention in Winnipeg October 28 to 31. It argues union would yield fairer income distribution and a stronger Western voice in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
The
Northwest Territories
New Democratic Party
Winnipeg South Centre
al Mackling
NDP
Winnipeg
Union
Ottawa
Consumer Protection Bill Questioned By Banks
The Manitoba proposed consumer protection bill drew constitutional questions from D A Thompson representing the Canadian Bankers Association. He argued under the British North America Act federal jurisdiction over banks may be infringed as the bill would force banks to reveal credit transactions upon government request. Banks see no special privilege but warn the measure changes their status and subjects them to creditor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Thompson
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briscoes
R. S. Bowles
Walter Weir
Bobby Bend
Liberal Party
George Muir
Lisgar
Magnacca
Canada
Denwal Pharmacy
G. M. Hay Sales & Service
Austin
Walter Janzen
Ruth Moffatt
Faye Donagh
Mervyn Moffatt
Jake Toews
Harry Guderian
Don Beswitherick
CNR
West Union
J. S. Thomson
Royal Road North
G M. Hay
Ford Sales & Service
Zenith
John Deere
Cristianson
First Street
N.W
Smsrd
Stvie Langu
Veral Electric
Canadian
White Star Pioneer Electric
Canadian Westinghouse
Chromalox
Furnasman Markel Federal Pacific
Carter-Electromo
Ectric Heath
Olds
Youngmobile
Oldsmobile
Cutlass Supreme
Oldsmobi
Four-Way Motor Products Ltd
Exco
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