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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1965
Page
4
The article outlines planning free stall housing with separate feeding milking and resting zones. It warns cows should not access the feeding area from a pestine area and lists construction options including arch and wood rafters rigid pole frame or steel structures.
The article discusses converting existing buildings to free stall housing with stalls for all cattle and wide alleys for machine manure removal. It advises one to two extra stalls per 15 animals, warns against overly narrow passages, and notes soil testing guides fertilizer needs with university lab data handling 8 000 farm samples last season.
A note from the SquareDance Notebook describes a club with a familiar era song nostalgia and a growing group of newcomers. It mentions plans to progress and mentions a couple of round dances as part of the program.
The note invites dancers to an executive meeting, thanks recent attendees, and urges regulars from Air Port and Carrot Valley to join. It restates 10 ground rules: listen, hurry into squares, be courteous, be on time, be thoughtful, cooperative, take it easy, be friendly, never stop learning, and have fun. Grounded for club season.
The Teen Canteen reports active year with multiple dances including the Essentials and a Halloween event at Guy Hall. Prizes were awarded, and a Saddy Hawkins Dance is planned for November 26. Membership cards are on sale and future dances will run 9:30 to 10:30.
List of costume prize winners from the Elk's Halloween party for children across age groups from pre school to 12 years. Names include Maureen Turner Heather Russick Ronda Davies Joanne Portier Janice Bodnar Sandra Johnson and others.
Canvass for the Youth Band of the Salvation Army will go door to door throughout the town this Monday November 15 to raise funds. The local group has grown to over thirty boys who meet weekly under qualified leadership and support a project started about 11/2 years ago.
Lieutenant B Hougesen announces a special canvass to raise 1000 dollars for new instruments and repairs for the Youth Band. Donors may arrange inscription for donated instruments, aiding the local Salvation Army effort and providing a strong foundation for the band's future.
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