Anglican Churches Schedule Services and Events
The Devon Mission Church of Mesiah and the Church of Redeemer outline Sunday services in Cree and English with morning prayers at 10:30 a.m. plus vestry and various youth and Sunday School activities. A funeral for Mary McGillivary occurred September 19 at the Church of the Redeemer.
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Church OF Mesiah
Cree
Wilmoth
K. Hill
Church OF Redeemer
Francis Harris
Mary McGillivary
Church of the Redeemer
Donald Banks
Big Eddy
Clearwater Lake Hospital
Church Events Calendar Promises Week of Services and Meetings
Bible study and prayer meet at 8 PM Wednesday September 26. Thursday September 27 at 7 PM choir practice and Sunday School teachers meeting. Friday night Senior Young People at the Mission. Saturday September 29 prayer meeting for Lord's Day work. Sunday September 30 services include Sunday School at 11 and evening service at 7. Mrs. Fred Caine hosts ladies meeting October 1. Campers Night October 2 at 7:30. Junior and Senior Wayfarers view film entitled Getting to.
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Mummy
Gary Penner
Youth Council
Fred Caine
Know Your Bible Better Club Promos
Full color film strips with sound invite girls nine years and over to share club activities. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Family encouraged. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evening Worship 7 p.m.
Youth For Christ Elects New Exec in The Pas
Youth For Christ in The Pas held elections for the coming year at the Salvation Army Hall on September 15. The slate includes Director Don Thunberg, Chairman Earle Jellison, Finance Chair Bill Piniuta, Treasurer Colleen Garroway, Secretary Bird, Auditorium Chair Captain Bird, Prayer Chair Rev L Martin, Music Director Mrs Don Thunberg with Rev David Braun, Publicity Chair Barbara Newstead, Reporter Christine Henry.
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Pas Youth For Christ
Our Town
Salvation Army Hall
Don Thunberg
Earle Jellison
Bill Piniuta
Colleen Garroway
Bird
Captain Bird
L. Martin
David Braun
Barbara Newstead
Christine Henry
A Y P A Meeting Notes Outlook and Activities
The A Y P A meeting opened at 8:00 with good attendance. Minutes and treasurer reports were read and new business addressed. A dance did well while the whist drive did not. Clean-up is set for Wednesday at 6 30. New members will be initiated after the clean-up. Rev Roberts led a discussion on Courtship and Marriage. He gave a closing prayer before lunch. Meetings start at 8 00 and anyone 14 or older is invited to join.
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Roberts
Girl Guide News from The Pas Guide Company Meeting
The Pas Guide Company held a Wednesday session with the whistle, singing O Canada, and a reading of the Town of The Pas’s thank you letter for ushers at the 50th Anniversary. New Guides welcomed. inspection duties outlined. next meeting October 3.
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the Pas
O Canada
Day
Swallow
Rotary Governor from Brandon to visit The Pas club
Roy K. Armstrong district 555 governor of Rotary International arrives tomorrow to address The Pas Rotary Club and discuss administrative matters with club officers. A retired Brandon banker and past president of the Brandon Rotary Club, he was chosen district governor for 1962 63 at the Los Angeles convention.
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Roy K. Armstrong
Brandon
Manitoba
Rotary International
World-Wide Service Organization
Rotary Club
Neil G. Macphee
Rotary Club of the
Pas
Armstrong
Rotary Club of
Rotary
Los Angeles
Calif
Rotary governor visits district to boost clubs worldwide
The district welcomes a Rotary governor who oversees more than 11 200 clubs and 900 Rotarians in 128 countries. He aims to help solve club problems, organize effective programs, and raise standards in business and professions while promoting international understanding. Last year 300 new clubs formed in 48 countries including Bahrain Haiti New Caledonia and Zanzibar.
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Rotary
Bahamas
Haiti
New Caledonia
Zanzibar
Armstrong
Nitish C. Laharry
Calcutta
India
Rotary International
Laharry
Manitoba cooks complete emergency feeding course at Brandon
Twenty six Manitoba cooks and other workers completed a four day emergency feeding course at the Provincial Civil Defence College in Brandon. They demonstrated feeding two hundred people in seven minutes using Soyer Stoves and portable kitchens, with full operation within less than two hours.
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Manitoba
Civil Defence College
Brandon
Canadian
Arnprior
Ontario
Civil Defence
Agricultural Extension Centre
Pcdc College
Neelin Composite High School
Town Grants To Local Retarded Children's Assoc
The Town of The Pas provides a $700 grant covering September to December and a $1000 grant for January to June 1963, pending council approval. The association, with seven enrolled pupils, moves daytime classes from Christ Church Parish Hall to the Apostolic Church basement from October 1. The $1700 municipal grant enables a formal provincial grant application. officials expect approval though the provincial grant, based on $40 per child per school day, is not payable until March, leaving a tight interim budget.
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the Pas
Apostolic Church
Department of Health
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