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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
5
The group began with a horseshoe of Guides then sat for chairs and a game called Guess The Leader. After workcorners a second game followed before dismissal to individual corners.
Tapped by the Bellville squad and dismissed, the Daffodil Patrol outlines a game plan for next week.
Lefty reports a cold evening but over two dozen dancers attended at Nor-Lite Hall for square dancing. Gerry taught two new moves Grand Prowl and Bucket of Worms learned earlier in Flint Flow. Ross led the mike and kept the dances lively for several rounds. The note hints at more to come.
The Valley club welcomed Diane and Harold Hansen to a dance and noted weekly gatherings each Wednesday. Wishing speedy recovery to Carol Zilke and Edna Smith, the note ends with plans to meet next Saturday at Nor-Lite Hall at 8 00 p.m for more dancing.
The Legion notes announce a district rally February 4 5 at the Legion Hall with a planned sellout crowd. Tickets for supper and dance are limited to 75 for members at 2.50 per couple and 75 for public dance only. Dancing by The Essentials 9 to 12. All members urged to attend Sunday 10 A.M. convention at the Hall with no door tickets.
The Elks hold the first season kickoff Smorgasbord at the Elks Hall on Sunday January 15 with proceeds aiding the Fur Queen. The Elks and Royal Purple plan more fundraisers, including Hill's Esso Station gas sales on January 14 and a movie camera prize won by Bro. Doherty. Next regular meeting January 26 at 8:00 PM.
Advisory members Tom Richardson and Alex Cupples are named in the minutes for ongoing committee work. The note lists additional attendees and confirms roles, with no further actions recorded in this fragment.
Mr and Mrs Fred Moore switched to electric heat in October 1965 installing two heaters in the living room and one in each other room. Mrs Moore says it keeps the house warm and comfortable. The piece touts benefits like low cost cleanliness zone control and lasting efficiency across Manitoba homes.
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