Next regular meeting date announced for November eleventh
The notice states the next regular meeting will be held on November 11. It provides a clear schedule update for attendees and outlines expectations for participation.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1965
Page
11
The notice states the next regular meeting will be held on November 11. It provides a clear schedule update for attendees and outlines expectations for participation.
About 150 people attended a high school auditorium event for an oratorical contest sponsored by the Manitoba School Trustees Association. Wm McLean chaired. A town hall meeting followed with speeches by leaders of the Progressive Conservative Party John Rivalin, Social Credit Robert Barsy, Liberal-leaning Dale Dunlop, and New Democratic leader Douglas Eidie.
Friendship Centre meeting at The Reserve Community Hall heard Lawrence Whitehead urge self determined activities. Bert Hayes stressed people must choose projects and not rely on leaders. John MacKenzie organized discussion groups with many suggestions like sewing gun club public speaking driving lessons married couples advice and first aid.
Rotary Round-Up notes two grade 12 guests and several officials. A Rotary Career Night is planned for Tuesday at Barbour Collegiate with two programs at 7:30 and 9:00 p.m. Thirty speakers will use 15 rooms. Social event on Wednesday November 24 begins 6:30 p.m. at Nor-Lite Hall with dinner at 7 and dancing 9:30 to 12. Tickets $5 per couple. Redundant fanfare about Grey Cup game predictions.
Agricultural notes discuss free stall housing as a labor saver for Manitoba dairy farms. E. T. Oatway explains design specifics including stall size, bedding, and manure pit use. Harvest results shown uneven with 5 percent unharvestable fields and 10 percent immature, with potential Prairie Farm Assistance Act payments.
The article indicates a continuation on page seven for details about the concentrates. Readers are urged to check the later section of the same issue for full information and context.
Complete stock of animal traps and snare wire offered for sale with shipping tags and market information. Wording suggests a marketplace or trade listing seeking or offering traps, castors, and weasel-related gear. Multiple items imply a sale or wanted ad from a 20th century periodical.
The Pas business listings note a longtime local contact number 3 3271 serving commercial inquiries since 1913, reflecting a stable era of local commerce and public directories.
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