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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1962
Page
12
Hernandez appeared as a featured entertainer in Southwest resort hotels before pursuing classical guitar study with famed Vicente Gomez, marking a shift from hotel stages to formal training with a renowned teacher.
A man who has gained acclaim as a concert performer and artist, alongside Gomez and Andres Segovia, has helped establish the guitar as a beautiful musical instrument rather than merely a cowboy's prop.
The Rotary Club decorated two rooms and helped with shelving while volunteers set up a sorting and cataloguing file. Local citizens responded to the appeal for books to be used in the library, with progress noted up to last Saturday.
The library reports 3192 books loaned since opening and 476 borrowers. The Passions donated $100 to support general operations. A library auxiliary meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Community Building with an open invitation to all interested.
A three performance Broadway Rendez Vous will play during the Trappers Festival at the Lido Theatre. It runs Wednesday matinee and evening and Thursday evening, with costumes scenery and lighting prepared by dedicated committees. An absolute must for locals and festival visitors.
The coroner ordered a blood analysis after the Henderson vehicle accident. The deceased, a World War II veteran and widower, is survived by three children.
Miss Sinclair was at Moose Lake while in Grand Rapids over holidays. Norm McCoy of The Pas piloted the craft. Fifteen miles out from The Pas McCoy had to land on Ravensnest Lake due to a blizzard with near zero visibility. The bombardier arrived as the weather partly lifted and McCoy then landed again on Grace Lake Airbase. Dr Joe Leicester of St Anthony's said Cook died on arrival. Leicesters said death occurred during flight and that Cook was badly torn up. The deceased is son of Dan Cook of Grand Rapids, one of 13 children. Remains were sent to Grand Rapids for burial.
William C. Ingram died January 6 at St Anthony's Hospital at age 61. Born in Northern Ireland on April 10, 1901, he worked as B and B foreman with CNR in The Pas and northern Manitoba from 1949 to 1957. A sister, Margaret Ingram of New York City, attended the funeral held at Hayes Funeral Chapel on January 10 with Rev D W Roberts officiating. interment at Lakeside Cemetery. Pallbearers named Madrigga Madrigga Stephen Miller Shaw Jackson.
A January 8 Student Council meeting noted a January 4 debate was unsuccessful per Margaret Carley Debating Convenor. Encouragement for more student turnout and post debate meeting details will be posted on bulletin boards. A Parliamentary system debate occurred on Monday January 15 by Alan Gesty Foster.
About 100 boys from Manitoba and the North West Territories attended Boys Parliament in Winnipeg. Alan and Gerry sparked a new idea later presented to T P C 1. Students are selling four tickets each for Drama Night on February 3 featuring three one act plays.
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