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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1969
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Barry Presun ka spent Christmas vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Jay Cryderman. They returned to Winnipeg after New Years.
The Ladies Auxiliary of The Pas Legion Branch 19 holds its regular meeting January 20 at 8 00. All members urged to attend. Mrs Harry Landers of 304 Third Street left January 8 for Spokane to visit daughter Mrs Doreen Shantz and family including a newborn granddaughter born December 29 1968. She plans a three month holiday.
Wilf and Gary Dilay return to the University of Manitoba after Christmas with John and Mrs Dilay. Winners include Wilkinson 36 Ash Thompson Second W Bilenky 370 Keewatin The Pas Man Third W Martin 360 Head Ave The Pas Fourth Albert Luzny The Pas Fifth Gary Hue Hudson Bay Sask Mr and Mrs Harold Fehr Candace return to Calgary after Christmas with Bob Campbell and Mrs Matrona Premachuk.
A brief biblical exhortation asks how to avoid God’s wrath if one neglects the great salvation offered. The message emphasizes vigilance, faith, and moral living under Christian doctrine.
January 15 Ukrainian Greek Orthodox W A annual meeting at 121 Paul welcomes all. January 17 Indian Type Smorgasbord at Reserve Community Hall 11 00 am to 7 00 pm. January 18 Friendship Centre Bake Sale at Robinson Store 2 00 to 4 00 pm. January 22 Pot Luck Luncheon at Pas Friendship Centre 184 Edwards 11 00 am to 4 00 pm. March 22 Hospital Auxiliary rummage sale. April 19 Lions rummage sale. May 10 Hospital Auxiliary Tag Day. September 5 Hospital Auxiliary Bake Sale. December 13 Hospital Auxiliary Horn of Plenty Sale. Jerry Batchelar returned to the University of Manitoba after vacation with his parents Eric and Mrs Batchelar.
A surprise event was held January 9 at the home of Mrs Ray G Bates on Constant Avenue honoring Mrs Tom Ferguson mother of Bryon. Attendees included Mesdames Flo Tellier Joan Shaw Sue Dale Connie Harvey Mary Smith Verina Robson and Mrs Bob Hutchings and daughter Debbie after a visit with the Jack Paynes.
The Pas Hospital Auxiliary met on January 8 1969 with 18 members and three guests. They presented a layette to the Town New Year's Baby, a son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Fidler, and announced plans to grant a yearly bursary for a licensed practical nurse training course.
Visiting briefly last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Green and family were his mother Mrs. Arthur Green and his brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. Stan Green. They were en route home to Prince Albert from Winnipeg.
The Lion'L club met January 7 at the New Avenue Hotel with 19 members. Verna won the raffle and Elsie was Penny Pincher. A nominating committee formed for the new executive. Preparations continue for the Trappers' Festival Fashion Show. A profitable auction sale was held with Muriel as auctioneer.
Mr and Mrs Luke report a boy born January 6 in South Indian Lake. Mr and Mrs Gilbert announce a girl born January 8 in Cross Lake. Mr and Mrs John Marlow of The Pas welcome a boy born January 8. Mr and Mrs Joseph Tsasage of Brochet have a boy born January 9. Mr and Mrs Fred Buckle of The Pas welcome a girl born January 9. Mr and Mrs Rene Lapensee of Brochet list a birth on January 10.
On Sunday afternoon December 15 the Ukrainian Catholic Women's League held a Christmas party for St. Paul’s Residence residents. Carols in Ukrainian and English drew an appreciative audience and gift bags of fruit were handed out to all attendees.
Brief notice states the shop closed for six days last week in Winnipeg due to an urgent family matter. No further details provided about personnel or lasting impact.
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