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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 21, 1962

Page

7

Ukrainian Young People drive to fund new parish hall

The Ukrainian Young People's group of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in The Pas aims to raise 10000 dollars for a new Parish Hall on Second Street. At a Cambrian Hotel dinner meeting four new members joined including Teen Shevchuk Ted Hilady Frank and Ida Laskowski. President Steve Hancharyk announced that 7000 dollars have been raised toward the goal.

Pas Second Street Bob Cambrian Hotel Teen Shevchuk Ted Hilady Frank Ida Laskowski Steve Hancharyk Steve Stella) Hancharyk Olga Migus Hancharyk John Rita) Hlady Ida Saskowski

Red Cross Urges Local Drive For Funds And Help

The Canadian Red Cross Society appeals to Canadians for donations to support humanitarian work with Manitoba’s division budgeting 423223 dollars for 1962 an increase over 1961. Canvassers are volunteers and readers are asked to prepare contributions or offer to canvass contact H R Colgan or J D Podbisky. A Square Dance Jamboree at Legion Hall on March 30 features local and Airport groups under G Stevens and G Taylor. Grade VI party with Mr Stevens on March 19 included tobogganing a barbecue and square dancing leaving students tired at school next day.

Canadian Red Cross Society Canada Red Cross Manitoba H. R. Colgan J. D. Podbisky The Legion Hall G. Stevens G. Taylor

Christ Church Men’s Club forms after meeting

Parishioners at Anglican Parish Hall discussed forming a Men’s Club. D Banks shared mission insights, E Johannesson chaired, Bert Johnson elected President, George Hiatt Treasurer, Bruce Champion-Taylor Secretary. Peter Dyck led a sing song. plans call for next week to draft activities. Vestry met to discuss Lent 1962 ministry plans.

Christ Church D. Banks Devon E. Johannesson Bert Johnson George Hiatt Bruce Champion-Taylor

Meat Price Five Cents A Pound In The Pas Tale

Mrs. Moran recalls early 1908 arrival to The Pas and a butcher shop opened by her husband. The shop sold moose deer caribou bear beaver muskrat rabbits in meat, wild geese ducks ptarmigans partridges in poultry, and sturgeon lake trout white fish and more fish with meat and fish priced at 6¢ a pound all year. Prices rose after steel arrived and beef replaced many meats as Indigenous people moved across the river.

Joseph Moran Pas Charlie Rahl Louis Cochran

Vestry Outreach Boosts Attendance at Sunday Services

A targeted effort by Vestry members to invite friends yielded noticeable results in Sunday worship and is expected to grow in the coming weeks as the campaign is extended through additional services.

Figure Skaters Invited To Senito Carni val

A Senice figure skating group that performed in last weekend's Ice Revue will travel to Benito on Friday to perform in the Benito Ice Carnival. Roy Johnstone arranged the trip. Mrs. Don Stevens produced the revue at Benito. Travelers include Miss Judy Lesko, Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkie, Mel Metzner, and Roy Johnstone.

Senice Drov Benito Roy Johnstone Don Stevens Pas Judy Lesko Bill Wilkie Mel Metzner

Elvis Record Hop Ends Week of Exams at Marsha's Inkwell

About seventy five students attended the Elvis Record Hop on Friday March 16 to celebrate exams ending. Bob Turner won the door prize Elvis Presley LP. Chaperones George Hutton and Theresa Poloway were thanked. Desks were dragged to the auditorium and labeled with room numbers for return to their renters. An advance yearbook sale is announced.

Bob Turner George Hutton Theresa Poloway

Town’s First Mayor Ahead of 50th Anniversary

In 1912 the town incorporated and elected Mayor Finger as the first leader. This August marks fifty years of growth and prosperity, highlighting substantial changes since incorporation.

Finger

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