Anglican Procession and Tea at Three Parishes
A Sunday afternoon tea followed a grand procession of Anglican parishes Church of the Messiah Redeemer and Christ Church. Dignitaries include His Grace Archbishop H H Clark Rt Rev I A Norris and many clergy while banners and flags led a procession to Margaret Barbour Collegiate Auditorium for a Combined choir performance and salutes from Carillon bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Slicans
Church of the Messiah
Church of the Redeemer
Holy Communion
I. A. Norris
A. Spence
Omar Lamb
T.W. Wilkinson
Christ Church
D, W. Roberts
H.H. Clark
C.F. Greene - Epistier
James
Devon Mission
J. Bower
Holy Trinity Church
Kamsack
Ene
Christ Churt
Bishops Messenger
Cumberland House
Jack Carroll
J.H. Bilton
Swan River
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Ernest Constant
Kim Johnson
Kelvin Campbell
Fr. Chaput
Father Vurano
Trufyn
H. H. Clark
Ahab Spence
J. R. Hopper
Payton
Wilkinson
Norris
Archbishop Clark
Charles W. Hill
Indian founder recalled at 125th Christ Church anniversary
The Pas marks 125 years since Henry Budd established Christ Church with a service featuring Dr. Ahab Spence of Split Lake. Spence, now principal of SiouLookout Indian Residential School, urged pride in Indian heritage and discussed frontier themes and progress since the early days. He described The Pas as a frontier town and urged youths to embrace their identity without shame.
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Christ Church
Pas
Henry Budd
Ahab Spence
Anglican Church
Split Lake
Manitoba
McKay
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
The
Spence
Winnipeg
Flin Flon
Spen
Edwards Avenue
Frontier of human relationships and integration in schools
The speaker calls integration in local schools a frontier of human relationships and notes AYPA groups on both sides of the river are working to meet each other. He envisions Canadians from Toronto going to Saskal reservations to live and learn. Dr Spence concludes the church, despite faults, aims to lead toward spiritual unity dependent on our own actions.
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Toronto
Spence
Sacred Heart High School Contends With Enrollment Shifts
About 98 students attend Sacred Heart High School with 70 percent from The Pas area. Local pupils would join the public system while out of town students relocate to nearby high schools or Cranberry Portage once the northern high opens. Elementary grades three and four will be closed to adjust for enrollment, reversing a prior plan.
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Sacred Heart High School
Kelsey
Charlebois
Cranberry Portage
Sir
Manitoba Teachers’ Society Outlines CPP Plan Details
Mr. Asper, Second Vice-President of the Manitoba Teachers' Society and Pension Chairman, explains a federal CPP outline requiring 1.8 percent salary contributions from employees and matching employer contributions starting January 1, 1966. Benefits include retirement pension disability widow and orphan allowances and death benefits. The plan does not affect Old Age Security or existing pension schemes. contributors to two plans may need private adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asper
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
Manitoba Teachers' Society
Trustees Consider Pension Plan Changes To Hold 6 Percent
Mr. Asper argues for changes to the teachers' pension plan to keep combined contributions near 6 percent of salary and retain current benefits. He notes trustees would need adjustments to reduce the burden of contributions across two plans.
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Asper
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