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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 21, 1969

Page

15

One March Planned For OXFAM Local Relay Event

The Pas Rotary sponsors a centennial Library Museum project with 20 percent to The Pas Friendship Center. A single march replaces two last year, aiming for broader participation and three objectives including overseas relief and local needs. Walk starts 9:00 AM covering 30 miles via The Pas and Highway to Prospector return. Volunteers, check points, energy centers needed. Registration May 29–30 at Mary Duncan School Auditorium.

Rotary Pas Friendship Center OXFAM Pas Herald Friendship (March Control) Center Pas Prospector Shaw Tadda Mulligan Mary Duncan School

MacMillan Area land swap and town expansion plan

The MacMillan Area near Bell Subdivision will be developed by Ralph MacMillan of Edmonton. An eleven acre Tract will swap for eight acres of town land in the MacMillan Area. MacMillan also seeks to bring adjacent east and northeast lands inside town limits for future development. The Trail er Court area is slated for development by The Pas I R Development Corporation formed by The Pas Indian Band.

MacMillan Ralph MacMillan Edmonton Bell Mr. MacMillan Pas (I. R. ) Development Corporation Pas Indian Band Pres

Pas Band plans trailer park development on reserve land

The Pas Indian Band outlines a plan to develop area for about 200 trailers with a southern land parcel to follow in stages. Meetings at the Reserve over recent weeks aim to inform members as decision is expected this week. Chief Gordon Lathlin notes the Band Council has worked with Frank Machin and Associates of Winnipeg, who back the project and endorse its quick benefits for residents.

Ent Pas Indian Band Gordon Lathlin Pas Indian Band Council Frank Machin

Legion banquet in The Pas emphasizes growth and democracy

Mr. Johanson argues The Pas will triple its population by 1975 and questions town democracy as he was appointed to fill a council vacancy. Provincial president Mr Robbins appeals for unity from 300000 Legion members across Canada while Mrs Illsley and Christ Church Ladies Auxiliary handle greetings and catering.

Johanson Pas Legion Robbins Canada Charles [Llsley Pas Legion Auxiliary Christ Church Ladies Auxiliary Charlie Illsley

Open House Cont'd Mentions al and Instrumental Solos

Readable fragment notes an open house segment with musical performances featuring al and instrumental solos. The text names William among participants and hints at a broader program. Details are incomplete but indicate a concert or recital setting.

Some body’s Got To Go Play To Be Staged At Gymnasium

Lathlin and Max McGillery perform classical guitar Lois Walker gives a piano solo Stephen Johnson offers a vocal piece and Ian Alexander plays electric guitar A 15 minute play Some body’s Got To Go by M B C 1 with student Keith Pacquette will be staged at 4 30 in the Gymnasium An Oral French Demonstration will occur at 2 30 and 3 30 in the Lecture Theatre

Lathlin Max McGillivery Lois Walker Stephen Johnson Ian Alexander M. B.C.1 Keith Pacquette M.B.C.I

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