More Party Line Winner The Draw Was Made
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
5
Music Festival Workshop Opens January 23 at Opasqua School
The Music Festival committee hosts a workshop on Saturday January 23 at 2 PM in Opasqua School. Teachers and anyone interested are invited to attend.
Festival 1965 Syllabus and test pieces noted
Mrs Sophie McDonald will conduct all vocal test pieces for the 1965 Festival. The 1965 Festival syllabus is available from Mrs S Munro or Mrs D. Teachers note the Gr V test piece changed to From the Cliffs by Walter Carroll in the exam book. Birth notices list Harper girl born Jan 12 in Norway House Tucker boy at The Pas Jan 15 and Hunter boy at Nelson House Jan 17.
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Sophie McDonald
S$. Munro
Walter Carroll
Harper
James
Norway House
Tucker
Floyd
the Pas
Hunter
Edward
Nelson House
Teen 4H Dance at Elk’s Hall Featuring The Ventura Band
Shelley Neel reports a 4H Club teen dance at Elk’s Hall Friday January 22 at 9 PM with 50 cent admission. The event features The Venturas. An Executive Leaders meeting with Doug Gourley occurred January 12 at 4 15 PM in the Provincial Building board room. Garden Club members are reminded to join Hoe and Sew Club and attend the monthly Elk’s Hall General Business Meeting on January 30 at 2 PM. Thought for the Day reflects on life’s difficulties making us better.
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4H Club
Elk’s Hall
Pas
The
Venturas
Doug Gourley
Garden Club
Elk‘s Hall
Square Dance in Ragged Costumes Delights Local Report
The Hard Time Dance Saturday featured wildly dressed participants in rags and blankets, delivering a hilarious evening of fun and sportsmanship. Rhoda and Ken Perry won for worst dressed, Gar wore burlap trousers with old time dances, and auctions raised lively bidding led by Tycoon Taylor.
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Rhoda
Ken Perry
Gar
Taylor
Mary
Carrot Valley Club Plans Meetings and Dances
The Carrot Valley Club announces an executive meeting this week to finalize plans. Dancing is set for Wednesday at 8:00 pm in the Community Hall with Gar calling, and again Saturday at 8:30 pm in the Guy Hall with Gerry calling.
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Sesenodeticns
Carrot Valley Club
Gar
Gerry
Kinship supper highlights Cen tennial project talk
Kinship regular meeting at Nor-Lite Hall on January 14 featured John Bodnar Cen tennial Committee chair with a report on local proposed projects. Zone 1 council meeting and bonspiel set for February 6 and 7. licorice sales finished with grateful responses. New member L Newton from Manitoba Hydro welcomed. Lynn transferred from Grand Rapids. Members urged to retain old brooms as Kinship joins Broom Ball at Trappers Festival. Next meeting planned for January 28.
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Nor-Lite Hall
John Bodnar
Pas
L. Newton
Manitoba Hydro
Lynn
Grand Rapids
Conjuncoa
Lions Club Dinner Marks New Year Meeting
The Lions Club held its first dinner meeting of the year on January 12 with low attendance blamed on cold weather. A Salvation Army thank you letter was read for a $100 Christmas donation to the Kettle Fund. Members observed a one minute silence for two departed Lions, Don Snider and George Hutton.
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Salvation Army
Don Snider
George Hutton
Festival Broomball Tournament to Defend Club Championship
Canteen members plan fielding a team in the Festival Broomball Tournament and defend last year’s title. Lion Henry Hansen feted for birth of daughter and paid a fine. Lion John Bodnar spoke on centennial plans. A $250 donation from Welfare aids club costs for 1964 swimming instructors. members to give three minute talks at each dinner start.
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Lion Henry Hansen
Lion John Bodnar
Department of Welfare, Fitness and Amateur Sport Committee
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