29 Apr 1964
Page 34
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1964
Page
34
A friend in Chiliwack B C reports her telephone switch to the Long Distance Direct Dial System allows direct dialing of the Ledowx number. The call sounds terrific but warns to watch for possible issues as the system rolls out.
Mr and Mrs Evans and daughter traveled to Flin Flon for Finian's Rainbow and to visit friends Mel Dean and Fred Harvey. Miss Linda Kemp went to Birch River to visit family and watch the hockey game on TV.
Mary Fischer won $300 at the Golf Club's Hockey Poo on the final Stanley Cup. Miss Ruby Rundle recently left to visit for about a month with her sisters on the west coast. Mrs. Gerald Hark ness and others attended a Square Dance Workshop in Yorkton last Saturday. Lee Stevens and Donna Houghton attended the Hairdresser's Convention in Winnipeg.
A series of birth announcements lists new arrivals: The Pas noted a girl born to Mr and Mrs Boy on April 20. Mr and Mrs Elias Ross of God's River welcomed a boy on April 20. Mr and Mrs William Krys chuk of The Pas welcomed a boy on April 22. Cedar Lake saw a boy on April 21 to Erick. Mr and Mrs Mathias Miles of Cedar Lake had a boy on April 22. Thicket Portage reported a boy for mh on April 23. Tom Crowhurst of The Pas announced a boy on April 23. Mr and Mrs Daniel Cousin on Cumberland House welcomed a girl on April 23. Archibald Jackson of The Pas welcomed a boy on April 25. Mr and Mrs Albert Ber cier of The Pas welcomed a boy on April 25.
A home tips piece describes arranging towels and garments on a clothesline using three pins per item to keep them straight, then stacking multiple pieces starting at alternating pins. It also covers blanket hanging, wind protection with clipped bindings, marbles for weight, and methods to speed drying for hosiery and socks.
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