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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1962
Page
3
A discussion of why credit is popular and how to calculate true costs using a simple formula. An example shows a couple borrowing 960 dollars for furniture and paying 12 monthly installments, revealing total payments 1074.12 dollars and finance charges 114.12 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim the cost of some service is available free from the Agricultural office. The text references a promptier entitled and urges seating to figure out payments for credit. The overall readability is poor and lacks clear context.
The club will stop taking new members after October 27 and aims to keep dancing for fun. Highlights include praise for Garity, Ross, and Edgar for instructing and calling, a visit from Ron and Lucille Lucan, birthday dances for Ken and Shirley Haynes, a possible fines idea for nametag omissions, and plans for darts, shuffleboard, and a year-end Poppy Campaign.
Canadian National Railways reported near record grain shipments to the Port of Churchill during 1962. The Essex Trader voyage marked the last ship this week as inbound and outbound goods rose significantly, with grains up hundreds of thousands of bushels and outbound shipments up about 40 percent from the prior year. Some 49 ships cleared the port carrying over 21.5 million bushels. about 2,400 rail cars of grain were loaded en route to Churchill to fill the massive elevator. CN also hauled more than 4,500 tons of nickel from the INCO Thompson plant for overseas shipment and transshipment for Rankin Inlet refinery outbound trades.
Homes with chill areas can add portable electric heating for quick warmth without duct work or major changes. Units plug in where needed, blend with decor, and save fuel by avoiding overheating the whole house. Over a million Canadian homes already use electric heat in one or more rooms.
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