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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
14
Miss Ebata works temporarily at Co op Pharmacy in The Pas while a permanent pharmacist is named, while Mr Ademichuk remains employed there.
The Pas Branch of the Canadian Association for Retarded Children will run a pre school program for children under six as preparation for kindergarten. The program, named Flowers of Hope, aims to identify suitable children early and plans staff and volunteer needs. A pre school committee will review applications and no fee is set for Marigold Centre attendees. Contact Genny Otke or Sandra Gardiner for information. The branch also notes the impending departure of two active members Diana Johnson and Anneke Pogoe.
Akemi Ebata a 21 year old graduate from the University of Manitoba has joined Denwal Pharmacy in The Pas as Joe Ademichuk moves to Canora Saskatchewan to purchase a pharmacy. Ebata arrived in The Pas in July and spoke of the warm reception.
Six young ladies from The Pas Reserve will vie for the crown at Opasquia Indian Days in August. The Queen will be crowned August 16 by Miss Friendly Manitoba Jan Walker during opening ceremonies attended by Jim Neilson of the New York Rangers and several named contestants. Tickets are being sold for the administration band effort as judging focuses on personality beauty poise talent and ticket sales.
An all expense paid trip to the Native Winter Games in British Columbia is offered next winter. Tickets cost 1.00 each with prizes of 500, 300, and 200 dollars. The committee aims to net 1 800 after prizes and trip.
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