May 4 1974 Elks Purple Cross Deaf Detection Day declared
Mayor Kennedy proclaims Saturday May 4 1974 as the Elks Purple Cross Deaf Detection Day at The Pas Manitoba recognizing the ELKS and their auxiliary the ORDER for their awareness campaign.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1974
Page
3
Mayor Kennedy proclaims Saturday May 4 1974 as the Elks Purple Cross Deaf Detection Day at The Pas Manitoba recognizing the ELKS and their auxiliary the ORDER for their awareness campaign.
The Pas Herald reports on early identification of hearing loss in Canadian infants with 1.5 to 3 percent affected yearly. The Elks Lodge No 1385 and Royal Purple Lodge No 88 pledge a deaf detection program aided by an Auditory Mobile Unit arriving in June. On May 4 1974 the Elks Royal Purple and Air Cadets distribute purple cross tags to raise donations.
A joint shower hosted by Mrs Pat Michel and Mrs Kathy Sangster honored bride elect Jean Carpenter on March 21 at Northwood Hall The Pas Airport. Jean received two coral roses and a chair with corsages given to attendees Mrs Mary Carpenter Mrs Elen Carpenter Mrs Mary Melko and Miss Judy Melko. Jean opened many gifts from 36 guests.
Guests from The Pas and Airport areas attended a March 8 social at the Belous home honouring Jean Carpenter and Lawrence Melko. Parents and local friends gathered for an entertaining evening and wedding gifts were exchanged ahead of the March 30 ceremony.
A simple gift idea for Mother’s Day uses a 4 by 8 inch paper fold, a moistened cotton ball with perfume inside, taped shut, and a ribbon tied bow with a name tag reading Happy Mother’s Day. The child-friendly project emphasizes care and personal messages for mom.
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