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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
18
A Ukrainian Catholic Church service will be held on Sunday October 29 at 10 a m officiated by Fr Lace. After the service a harvest dinner follows at the Parish Hall at 12 30 p m. A turkey dinner invites families and neighbors to attend.
Raffles at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart on Oct 28 awarded a television or bedroom set to Brian Johnson, a phono graph or transistor radio to Mrs. Motkeluk, and a lamp to Linda Engen. Westminster United Women’s Federation hosted a Welcome Tea on Oct 19. Cubs reorganize, Halloween events planned. Young People stage Hurricane Harriet with tryouts pending. U.P. Social event noted with Ron Rice and Sharon Long winning elimination dance.
The column lists Anglican Trinity services and youth groups including Junior Auxiliary and Girl Guides with new district and area commissioners. It notes Gosel Mission events and a Young People meeting. An inquest reports a tragic accident involving a gasoline drum, with a 3 and 4 year old victim, a push of a brake pedal, and death by asphyxiation.
Dr Walter Black and family leave The Pas for Grand Rapids where he will serve as resident physician for the Manitoba Hydro power station site. He moved from Picture Butte a year and a half ago and expects a four year posting before returning to The Pas. The family includes three children Christopher Julian and Benjie.
Coroner's jury in The Pas recommends that excavating machines have buckets lowered when left idle. The inquest followed the death of two year old Bruce Reid who was struck by a boom from a Bantam Back Hoe near Heade Avenue on October 11.
Word reached The Pas last Friday of the death of Mrs James Nicol after a lengthy illness. She was 76 and long a resident of The Pas since 1932. Survived by husband James Nicol two sons William and 41 two daughters Mrs Vi Watts and Mrs J R Ashley both of The Pas and two daughters abroad Mrs Isabelle Isherwood Garden City Michigan and Mrs Joe Isherwood Techumsha Ontario. Predeceased by two sons Jackie and James Jr and two daughters Mrs Elizabeth Harvey and Mrs Tom Liver.
Weather and road crews issue warnings across multiple segments from Flin Flon to the Saskatchewan border. Pavement may be slippery when freezing with curves requiring extreme caution. Hay bales, gravel, and rough spots noted in various locales.
Funeral services were held in Christ Church with burial at Lakeside Cemetery. Hayes Funeral Home conducted arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crowe returned Friday from a trip to Winnipeg.
Lak manitoba commercial fishermen are warned to send licence applications immediately to the fisheries branch. Changes to the Manitoba Fishery Regulations last May reduced licences for commercial fishing on Lake Manitoba and a selection will be made by Nov 1. No new applications are being accepted.
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