Winnipeg visit of Gregory and Neville-Drew children
Gregory and Neville-Drew of Winnipeg arrived for a month long holiday with Penne Drehn Sokol.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
25
Gregory and Neville-Drew of Winnipeg arrived for a month long holiday with Penne Drehn Sokol.
Registered nurses plan a final meeting to complete canvass preparations for the Cancer Canvass. Miss Joy Harkness returns to training at St Boni Face Hospital Winnipeg after weekend visits with her parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Harkness and brother Bryan. Miss Liz Sokoloski resumes training at St Boni Face School of Nursing in Winnipeg after a month visiting her mother Mrs P Sokoloski.
The clipping lists several birth announcements from various families with dates in March, including Buck, Bear, Bignell, Thrones, McDuff, Gibson, Jackson, and McDougall families in communities such as Moose Lake The Pas Wanless Island Lake and Guy Hill The Pas and provides a stray recipe for a cake with coconut nuts maraschino cherries and vanilla plus general house cleaning hints about parchment lamp shades milk cloths and bleach jugs.
The second annual meeting of the Manitoba Conference of United Church Women was held at Knox United Church in Brandon from March 11 to 13. Six delegates from Hudson Bay Presbyterial attended, with two from Lynn Lake, two from Thompson, and Mrs W Harvey and Mrs Ralph Hayward from The Pas. The group grew and matured, aiming to relate to community and citizenship issues. Membership stood at 20 454, and they exceeded their allocation.
A report notes a yearly outlay of 8 975 dollars and 273 000 dollars spent on congregational purposes. Miss Wilna Thomas delivered a notably challenging address on the matters presented.
A fragment notes the growing needs of overseas missions and questions the changing place of the missionary as a co worker with native people, urging immediate action.
Miss Thomas has visited most of the missions and is willing to take direction from the church board where he works. CONTINUED ON PAGE 6.
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