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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1966
Page
14
St DANCE notes banner disappearance and requests its return from the Kamsack Club. The column mentions missing dancers, recovering members, and extends sympathy to the Edworthys while promising to resume activities after the holiday break.
May and Bill Cockitt of Toronto celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary by square dancing with 100 friends. Dancing is fun for everyone with a Saturday night gathering at 8. Carrot Valley Club hosts square dancing from January 5 to 9, inviting all square dancers.
His Excellency Bishop Dumouchel spoke at the Wednesday Rotary luncheon about the Ecumenical Council origin purpose and role. He compared the council to a ship in drydock for removing excesses and upgrading with modern equipment. Slides of New Zealand were shown by Miss Wendy Dysart who is teaching in Port Alberni under Rotary International sponsorship. She is visiting Port Alberni with Mr. and Mrs. F A Parker for the Christmas season. Other guests included Reverend R. Johnstone Frank Parker and Geoff Smith.
The Honourable 1.8 Carroll is mentioned alongside Marsha Trager and Karen Johnson in the brief noting their involvement. The text does not provide further context or dates.
The Birch Bark Mail editors promise readers the second week of each month issue from January 1966. Fund raising plans include coffee and hot dog sales at Reserve Hall dances and a Hockey Pool at each game with winners announced after games. Cree lessons run Tuesdays 7 to 9 p.m. at the Centre.
A teacher recalls a Grade 12 panel where four 17 or 18 year old girls challenge old notions of marriage. They argue security and education delay marriage, while noting emotional maturity and domestic skills as prerequisites, revealing a materialistic view of the era.
The piece argues about youths as young as 19 or 26 handling vast assets and lives, noting historical marriages as young as 16 or 17 and 20 for grandfathers. It questions teen marriage and laments modern complacency while urging awareness of youth potential and risks.
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