Anglican Epiphany Service Schedule
The church offers Holy Communion at 9:00, Sunday School at 10:00, Holy Communion and Sunday School at 1:60, and Evening Prayer at 7:00 p.m. The timetable outlines the day’s worship activities.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
5
The church offers Holy Communion at 9:00, Sunday School at 10:00, Holy Communion and Sunday School at 1:60, and Evening Prayer at 7:00 p.m. The timetable outlines the day’s worship activities.
The Catholic Women's League will meet at 8 00 Monday January 8 in the Guy Hall Clubrooms.
A Gospel Mission notes Christmas season gatherings and upcoming events. Watch Night Service was held. families depart Jan 1 for Bible School in Three Hills Alberta. Weekly Prayer Meeting Bible Study resumes Jan 3. Choir Thursday at 7. Sunday services at 11 and 7. Jan 8 Ladies meeting at Myrtle Berg home. Junior Young People Jan 9 at 7 30. Bible Study Wednesdays 8. Sanitorium visit Thursday. Pioneer Girls Club Friday 7 9.
A New Year’s Midnight Frolic began at 12 01 a m January 1 1962 in Northwood Hall with decorations. Frank Stelck on piano Dr Carey on drums and taped music provided the entertainment. D O T and Hospital staff attended. lunch followed and the bar closed at 3 a m.
Morning and evening services include the Sacrament of Holy Communion. Induction of officers for the United Church Women will occur at the morning service. A Sacrament of Baptism is planned for January 14.
Sunday offerings include Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Holiness meeting at 11 a m Evangelist Service at 7 p m On Tuesday the 4 15 Club for ages 7 12 and 7 30 Youth Group for teens Wednesday 8 p m Home League for women Thursday 7 30 Cottage meeting Prayer and Bible Study Coming January 18 the film Seventeen invited to fellowship with us
The Christmas Lit event on December 21 in the Collegiate Auditorium drew a large crowd with Eddie Ganns orchestra providing music. Appreciation was given to the Social Committee, chaperones Mr and Mrs Kowalchuk and Mr Komenda, and a Teen Canteen Association emcee. A later Christmas canteen drew fewer attendees but enjoyed dancing to records via Gerry Foster. Local talent Calvin Rowley performed two jazz numbers during intermission. Bowling trophies were awarded to Len Engen, Pat Taylor, and Pete Campbell with Wilf Ca ael Linfitt noted among winners.
A 1962 New Year feature encourages square dancing clubs to promote friendship and fun. It emphasizes gratitude for fellowship and vows to have more fun in 62 with the slogan square dancing is the thing to do in 62. The note reflects seasonal appreciation and shared optimism.
Wilfred Young and Fiora Head unite in marriage at the Church of the Redeemer on Big Eddy with Rev. Roberts officiating. Best man Roderick Young and bridesmaid Lena Head. New couple to reside on The Reserve. Wedding reception featured moose meat dishes and a full menu followed by a dance at Big Eddy Hall.
Rod McGillivary family visits, Freddy Cook returns from Grand Rapids with a minor accident. A quiet wedding unites Wildred Young and Flora Jane Head at Church of the Redeemer. George Bancroft, longtimeMining and engineering figure, dies at 82. Local square dancing and curling chatter mark the season with plans for gatherings and competitions.
Tom and Peggy Stewart announce the baptism of their son William Winston at Hillwood Presbyterian Church Nashville Tennessee on December 24 1961 conducted by Rev J Norton Dendy Godparents are Mr and Mrs Robert G Graham Jr of Nashville Tennessee
The Pas Herald receives a letter from George Doern of Kelowna B C forwarding an obituary account for the late figure. The note recounts memories of a Churchill trip and reflects on the deceased's legacy.
The Pas teams advance to a round robin with Snow Lake Thompson Cranberry Portage and Churchill at the local rink on January 13 14. Flin Flon zone winner faces Swan River, then Finn Flon hosts the Northern Championship semifinals and final January 27 28. Don Fisher returns as top contender despite past losses. Jack Fisher and Lee Carroll withdraw and are replaced by Dr. Bill Hoe.
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