The Woods Family in Toronto Adopts a Quiet Life
The Woods are a two adults and four married daughters living in Toronto. their 22 year old son works in advertising. The family keeps a low profile amid a busy city backdrop.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
4
The Woods are a two adults and four married daughters living in Toronto. their 22 year old son works in advertising. The family keeps a low profile amid a busy city backdrop.
Mr Wood, in the pulp and paper sector for 14 years, noted a five year Western Highlands project near Fort Williams. He plans a two month stay in The Pas to supervise design work and expects to return soon. Mrs Wood shares time with women’s meetings and voluntary groups. He hopes to fish Canada, having seen large trout.
The show traces about 100 years of Canadian art with 29 works mainly watercolors drawings and graphics. Artists include Herbert Ariss Stanley Cosgrove E J Hughes Ernest Lindner and A Jackson. On view in the Vocational School main foyer from 7 00 to 9 30 P M June 23 to 27 and 24 00 on June 28. Admission is free.
Sister Emilie Desautels received a carcifix on retirement after 54 years of teaching, four in The Pas. Other retirees include Margaret Arlust with 34 years, Laura Allen with 22 years at Mary Duncan School, Jessie Day with 18 years, and Enid Wallace with 16 years. The Collegiate Choir also performed during the program.
An unnamed officer from the provincial government told about 10 attendees at a meeting that the Conservative Party called the election because they are “running scar. ” The remarks reflect a political argument during the campaign.
Local political figures gathered as William McBryde criticized incumbents for neglecting farmers, Indigenous communities, and workers. Nomination by Walter Rudyck of CPR was uncontested. Sir Eddy Metis Association names John Lathlin as president with Glen Allen as vice president and Gladys McBryde as secretary treasurer.
A damaged aircraft remains a pile of rubble after months of extensive vandalism. Investigators note the fire did not start the destruction and over the past year thousands of photographs were taken of the plane as tourists posed in the cockpit.
RCMP said a report is being checked after an aircraft was destroyed in a fire. The force indicated a group of youths from Flin Flon is being investigated for possible involvement.
Classified page lists numerous 1960s cars and trucks for sale including 1968 Olds Delta 88, 1967 Chevelle 6 cylinder, 1966 Galaxy and Chevrolet coupes, Pontiacs wagons and sedans, 1963 Ford Fairlane and more. Also features 1967 GMC handivan and multiple pickups. Source: Box 1050 The Pas Man.
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