Curling Draws Set for Jan 17 to 22 Action
A sequence of curling draws lists matches from Thursday January 17 to Tuesday January 22. Fisher faces Grant and Michayluk meets McKellar among January 17 pairings, with subsequent slots featuring Kowalchuk Gibson Laure Vessey and more. ENG and city events note multiple men’s teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Grant
Moffat
Alcorn Kowalchuk
Gibson
D. Fisher
Michayluk
McKellar
Mills
Koshel
Johnson
Laure
Vessey
End of Second Round Square Dance Week Plans
The note outlines a visiting week for the square dance club with no dances on Saturday night for teens or adults. Activities include dancing with the Airport Club on Friday, a Snow Lake dance Saturday, and Yorkton Zone meeting on Sunday January 20. Dauphin club guest caller Feb 4 possibly Joe Johanson from Winnipeg. Bills and January specials at Art Johnson's Men's Wear Shop. A goof box fines start immediately for identification pins and proper forms of address.
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Airport Club
Gar
Snow Lake
Yorkton
Dauphin Club
Joe Johanson
Winnipeg
Art Johnson
Art
JR Northern Lights Teen Dance Correction Notice
A note corrects the time for last Saturday’s teen dance. Teens were advised to arrive at 7:15 but the correct time is 6:45 p.m. Mr Harkness and Mrs Stanger assisted the teens and a reminder to wear name tags is issued for next week.
Teen Dancers Invited to Friday Airport Dance Nights
Fines collected in our goof box will be used for party nights. We hope for a good crowd at the dance on Friday and Snow Lake on Saturday. Teen age dancers are welcome to attend at the Airport on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snow Lake
Festival Cont’d The Teenagers Torchlight Highlight
The brief notes the Teenagers performing alongside the Torchlight event, continuing coverage of the festival activities and the featured youth group inclusion.
Festival events to showcase youth talent at Legion Hall
Danyl Burlingham will host festival evenings at the Legion Hall on Thursday and Friday with a modest admission and required festival garb. The Teenagers organize the event under the festival executive with prize and decorating committees already at work. Don Slade of CKRC will MC the events during the festival. The Bach and Chopin lecture replaces the Snow Lake Northern Lights Scholarship. entries close March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vous
Legion Hall
Danyl Burlingham
CKRC
Winnipeg
Don Slade
Bach
Chopin
Snow Lake
Northern Lights
Obituary: Kathleen Creighton Starr Rice 80
Kathleen Creighton Starr Rice age 80 died January 6 in Minnedosa Manitoba after illness. Daughter of Harry L. and Charlotte Rice of St Marys she taught in Yorkton Saskatchewan and was a 1906 University of Toronto graduate with a William Blake Scholarship in mathematics. She lived in The Pas district before returning to Minnedosa for burial. Predeceased in 1952 by G D L Rice of St Marys Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Creighton Starr Rice
Harry L
Charlotte Rice
St. Marys
Minnedosa
Manitoba
Pas
University of Toronto
William Blake
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
G.D.L. Rice
Ontario
Patrick Dean Scholar Program Details Listed
The article notes contact numbers for information about music events and states the Patrick Dean Scholar program details announced by the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Harvey
Patrick Dean
Junior Rifle Club aims for Dominion Marksmen pins
The Rifle Club reports smooth operation with six members all aiming for Dominion Marksmen honors. In the 22 Sporting Rifle Competition, top finishers receive Bronze Pins while those with ten targets scoring 93 or better earn Silver Pins and ten targets at 98 or better qualify for higher recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Marksmen
High scores set for Gold Pin draw in club meeting
One hundred members compete with five top scores named Wayne Anderson 94 Richard Zawacky 92 Jack Smith 89 Jim Arnold 86 Kevin Wadelius 85. Junior Rifle Club meets Sundays at two in the Elks Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Anderson
Richard Zawacky
Jack Smith
Jim Arnold
Kevin Wadelius
Elks Hall
Chief Receives Ottawa Reply On Indian Staffing Plans
Chief Cornelius Bignell of The Pas Reserve reports a reply from Indian Affairs Minister R Bell in Ottawa. The minister says plans to hire more Indian workers are being worked on and require cooperation from all parties to ensure real progress for the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. of Indian Affairs
Dept. of In
Council of the
Pas Band
Friendship Centre
Cornelius Bignell
Pas Reserve
Ottawa
R. Bell
Manitoba
Bell
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Alm
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Williams
Moran
Scoles
Warner
Donaldson
Hagon
Lukey
Michaviuk
Gleason
Nelson
Jay
Engen
Gibson Hagon
J. Fisher Harvey
Alcorn
Fred MacMurray
Burt Lancaster
Bird Man OF
Alcatraz
Kowalchuk
J. Fisher
Docking
1.B.A
Square Dancer
JR. Northern Lights
Dominion
D Dept. of Citizenship and Games
Ean
Ocean Fresh
BLADE
Western Canada
Jos
Chuck Roast
Doris Cheslock
Robinson Stores
Danby Domine Oben Oy
Mawl Iwan
Spruc
Fishman’s the Store
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