Legion Notes Highlight Local Events And Pleas For Members
The column reports water line freezes causing four days without water at the Legion Hall and notes several veterans in St. Anthony's Hospital. It invites readers to send cards to William Campbell at Deer Lodge Hospital and promotes upcoming curling bonspiels and mixed parties across branches in March and April.
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Legion Hall
William Campbell
Deer Lodge Hospital
Bill
Pas
H.B
C.N.R
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dauphin Legion
Arty
Cas
Flin Flon
Legion
Curling Membership Rules and Club Meeting Notice
Question on whether two women members may curl together or if two men are acceptable for a team. Current cribbage trophy holder is Steve Travers with frequent changes. Membership now 139 paid, two new applications. General meeting Thursday February 15 in upstairs room accessed via hall kitchen or Edward Street back entrance.
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Steve Travers
Edward Street
Gordon Emberley Elected President Of Film Council
The Pas Film Council held its annual meeting reporting a successful year 1961 with 20 member associations and a new projector. The council serves Pukatawagan and Moose Lake and plans a larger film block. Gordon Emberley was elected President with H A Dunn and T Stephens as officers.
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Pas Film Council
Pukatawagan
Moose Lake
Gordon Emberley
Sunday School and Worship Services This Week
Church schedule lists Sunday school and adult Bible class at 10 a.m. worship at 11 15 a.m. and an evening service at 7 15 p.m with a sermon titled the Bible the sure word of God There is a midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 429 LaRose Ave. Thursday Story Hour after school for children and a social evening for young people. Unit meetings planned February 7 8 at specified addresses. Mr and Mrs Banks depart for Winnipeg to attend an Indian Metis Integration Conference across several dioceses.
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LaRose Ave
CUBS
Ken Hoskins
Jim Thomson
Tom Stephens
Bruce Perry
Garry Deighton
Bruce Carroll
CGIT
UCW
Saint Faith’s
Christ Church
Pioneer Girls’ Club
Tommy Frances
Northern Canada Evangelistic Mission
Community Church and Club Activities Schedule
A dense notice lists weekly services for Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion at 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer at 11:00 a.m. with babysitter. Tuesday clubs include 4:15 and 7:00 youth events. Cubs and UCW meet with details, February 7 13 meetings, and a film night.
First The Pas Girl Guides Meet With 100 Percent Patrol
The January meeting began with promise laws and prayers as the group formed in horseshoe shape and sang O Canada. Few girls attended due to exams, then patrol corners discussed five minutes before work corners. Second Class Guides revisit Kims game and First Aid test. First Class Guides pursue Industrial and Hostess badges. Lily Patrol earned the monthly January pennant with 100 percent. Taps and prayer closed the meeting.
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Lily Patrol
Film Federation Plans Outlined By National Film Board Leaders
Mr. John Rossborough and Mr. W. Proctor of the National Film Board congratulated the Council on its years of work and outlined plans for forming a new Film Federation in the North, seeking to consolidate positions of Secretary and Treasurer.
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John Rossborough
W. Proctor
National Film Board
Council
Film Federation
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Alltype Agents Ltd
R.H. Williams
Edwards Ave
Camera Sales
Clean Rite Cleaners
P.O. Box
Film Council
H. A. Dunn
T. Stephens
Cece Patterson
Ste. 1
Ross
A. G. Clarke
Third St
Art Johnson
Sell Ave
Anglican Church of Canada
Devon Mission
Salvation Army
Holiness Meeting
United Evangelistic Service
the Club
Westminster United
Ckdm Dauphin
Girl Guide News
Louise Rivalin
S.W. Reid & CO
Chartered Accountant
H. D
NHA
Paul Ave
Speedy Dry Cleaners
Ross Ave
Prem's Resaurant
CNR
Northern Manitoba Trappers’ Festival Inc
Manitoba Telephone System
Pas Stationery & Office Equipment Ltd
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