Kinship Cont'd Opens Educational Slides Evening
After the meeting President Jack delighted those who remained for two education hours with scenic projected slides.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
7
After the meeting President Jack delighted those who remained for two education hours with scenic projected slides.
A fragment describes northern Canada and a road named Saint a new census count appears amid travel notes. The text is incomplete but hints at geography and population figures.
Elsie Kozik reports low club activity due to cold weather. Members urged to sign up for cribbage and shuffleboard events before the Trappers Festival. Bowling continues strong. curling lags with only two sheets. General meeting set for January 20 at 8 PM. ballots due January 24, 1966. The Chamber coordinates annual prize for town births and writes CBC officials about Ouimet statement.
The Friendship Centre invites residents to Saturday afternoon art classes led by “Head Coach” Lawrence Whitehead. The studio doubles as the board room and has a lively, mysterious atmosphere with some bold etchings on display.
The Pas Chamber of Commerce held its January 12 meeting with Vice-President Roy Vickery as chair. Co chairs Robert Seidel and Art Beck reported on the Northern Manitoba Vocational Centre, including a 4 acre floor space, a $3.5 million cost, and 80 staff. A ballot will be sent to paid-up 1965 members to decide on a route through town or a bypass near the Technical School and Government.
The Northern Lights Square Dance Club held its regular dance at Nor-Lite Hall last Saturday night. Gar led a lively program with new ideas from a Winnipeg workshop, creating a warm, sociable evening despite cold weather.
Rose and Gar introduced Velvet Gloves a smooth easy round dance. A short meeting followed lunch with Herb announcing Gerry Hawley will host a workshop December 12 at 2 PM in Nor-Lite Hall during the Jamboree. The club plans a Trappers Festival Parade float and seeks ideas and volunteers. Next Saturday features the Hard Times Dance with a white elephant gift awareness.
The team plans a Saturday practice session to fine tune skills in advance of the upcoming Jamboree, focusing on teamwork and drills to sharpen performance.
Page seven of the Pas Herald notes reports of sweet clover poisoning affecting Manitoba livestock. Veterinary officials from the provincial laboratory report cases as vets warn producers about toxic feed and potential herd losses.
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