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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 15, 1969
Page
7
Families of the Ukrainian Catholic Parish held their annual Christmas party on Sunday December 22 after morning High Mass. A delicious dinner was served by the Ukrainian C W L and an entertaining concert featured about 80 children from the parish.
Rainiag school under Mrs Olga Greening presented Ukrainian and English carols, eager dancing, and a Ukrainian play drawing spontaneous applause from a capacity crowd. M C John Sokulski, gift to Mrs Greening, Father Olach urges gratitude for freedom, Santa Claus visits with gifts.
Four 4H clubs Light Horse Garden Seed and Sewing will display their work at Parents Night on Friday January 17 1969 at 7 45 p m at the Northern Manitoba Vocational School. A year in review talk and films on 4H work and public speaking will be shown. Free lunch will be served and members urged to bring parents to learn what 4H is about.
The Legion plans Thursday January 16 general meeting and notes ongoing activities. It has donated 15 hockey sticks sweaters and socks to the Pony League. Regular entertainment Fridays and Saturdays feature weekly dancing with various bands and bingo on regular evenings. Congratulations to President Eddy Johanson on appointment as Councillor CHAS MAJOR.
Nearly two squares of avid dancers braved the chill for an evening of fun. Beginners show steady improvement while the rounders perform Hello Dolly. A lunch business meeting set admission at one dollar per couple with two bits for coffee. Next dance Friday January 17 at 9 p.m. in Norlite Hall.
The piece discusses the term cost price squeeze driven by rising production costs and stagnant farm prices. It notes 1969 forecasts of lower cash income from grain sales and mentions a possible 10 cent per bushel advance up to $600 for grain drying as a non-interest bearing option.
A News Release from Minister Olsen outlines loan options for farmers similar to cash advances on stored grain and a November advisory council recommendation to improve farm credit use. The meeting with Doug McRorie, G Harper, and Robyn Webster set for January 28 at 8 PM will address credit questions. Also invites 4 H Leaders Parents Night January 17 at 7 45 PM with an illustrated talk on what 4 H is. The appointment of Dr Helgi Austman as Assistant Deputy Minister is announced.
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