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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
9
The group planted a tree at United Church Christ Church and St. Pauls then marched to the picnic grounds for a year end windup. Everyone enjoyed the event though the note ends with a sad closing remark for the girls.
Lynda Madarash signs off the year noting the wrap of guide meetings and inviting all, including five Brownies who advanced, to return next year for more activities and fellowship.
The Rt. Rev'd I. A. Norris, Bishop of Brandon, will visit Christ Church on Sunday June 18. He will meet informally with parish women on June 17 to discuss the church and women in society, celebrate Holy Communion at 9:00 AM, confirm candidates at 11:00 AM, and administer confirmation at the Church of the Messiah Devon Mission Sunday evening. The bishop will also meet the Christ Church vestry in the afternoon.
At the June 4 banquet near Clearwater Lake Airport Group Captain W C H Stuart praised Squadron 303 cadets and thanked Commander Gordon Turner plus instructors and parents. Awards were given including flying scholarship to Brandon and Senior Leaders Course at Camp Borden. Cadets earned marksman honors and were set for Penhold and St Jean training as well as Pan Am Games duties.
Agg. Rep. report Bob Christopherson notes crop specialists visit the Brandon Experimental Farm and area farms. Bonar Garby completed seeding of experimental plots while J Jaeger and Alvin Helstrom host variety trials and rotation studies. Dr Ken Clark from Plant Science and the Manitoba University survey forage and native hays. Clark joins Farmers Association meeting for hay and pasture discussion.
A L D Martin chief of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture crops division warns that late seeding requires careful selection. He names Noralta and Raja flax and early maturing rapeseed varieties Echo and Arlo as suitable options for late planting.
CNIB announces Ronald Dewar as Field Secretary for the Northern District, expanding CNIB service north of the Assiniboine River and west of Lake Winnipeg. He succeeds George Gillis who moves to the southern section as part of CNIB’s extended rural outreach.
The Pas town council backed a summer pool plan despite a five member recreation commission. Members Heuchert Hopper McKenzie Carpin Roy said funding will come from existing funds and fees with possible canvass support. Elk’s Lodge opposed pool closing and urged ongoing lessons and river use if needed.
Fragmentary text indicates a division within the Province led by the Superintendent that has required more Field Service Department staff. The note hints at organizational strain and staffing adjustments affecting operations.
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