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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
9
Elks thank coaches of the hockey and baseball teams and youth instructors who volunteer for lodge activities. They request support for the Fur Queen Contest, plan a social with smorgasbord on the 16th, a bake sale at Robinson Stores Saturdays, a rummage sale January 19, and announce the next regular meeting on January 13 at 8 PM.
The Northern Manitoba Rotary roundups set for Swan River this weekend include The Pas rink in the two day curling event. The club averaged 80.62 percent attendance in December placing it in the top 10 of Rotary District 555. The Rotary Auction chair asks Rotarians and the public to start listing items to donate this spring and to contact any Rotary member or Frank McLaughlin at MA 3-2141.
The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba announces the annual March of Dimes Campaign will run through January. A Money Tree mailing goes to every Manitoba household and a Moses March canvass concludes the effort in nearly every community. The Society is a member agency of United Way of Greater Winnipeg.
The Frontier School Division held its first teachers convention December 21 and 22 at Frontier Collegiate in Cranberry Portage. Attendees from 43 districts traveled by car train airline bus and bombardier to discuss modern facilities and unity across the division. Leaders included Deputy Minister B Scott Bateman and Assistant Deputy Minister R W Lightly with educators Bernard Grafton and J N Belton among speakers.
The Campaign announces key provincials: John Shanski as Provincial Chairman and W H Vopni as Vice-Chairman with Phyllis Wright in Winnipeg. Anne Marie Enns is Manitoba Chapter Queen. The drive will not run in the city. Schmock ey Nite on January 15 at Winnipeg Arena supports the effort.
A January 4 meeting in the Provincial Building Board Room discussed inventories and net worth using TV films from A Matter of FACT. Guest Bill Johnson from Manitoba Agriculture joined ten local farmers who requested more sessions and future films on farm accounting basics using the Prairie Provinces Farm Account book.
Office offers free booklets on the TV series This Business of Farming broadcast mornings 10:30 to 11:30 January 10 to 14. Copies available at the office at no charge for interested readers.
The regular square dance club resumes after the holidays with visiting couples from the valley boosting the mood. A general meeting discussed the upcoming Jamboree in a month and urged every member to contribute, with awards for the farthest traveling couples and square. The Carrot Valley club offered assistance and support was gratefully accepted.
The message invites all members to a January 29 hall dance and notes a Hard Times Dance on January 22 with a white elephant gift rule excluding spouses children pets and unpaid bills. It thanks I M A for pinch hitting and invites more practice before Jamboree.
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