Square Dance Club Hosts Brandon Visitors
The Northern Lights Square Dance Club welcomed the Gusdals of Brandon and other visitors last Saturday. The note reflects on loneliness of movers and the role of square dance clubs in helping new residents feel at home as communities grow and change.
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Northern Lights Square
Gusdals
Brandon
Open Day for Square Dance Club At Town Hall
A local square dance club invites newcomers and residents to an open day of fellowship at Guy Hall next Saturday at 8:00 PM. The piece promises fun and affordable costs as organizers describe a welcoming “open door” to new members and future events.
Turkey Supper at The Pas Feeds 140 In One Night
The hall, set for 140, quickly filled as chairs emptied and guests queued for seconds. Captain Bill Bird of the Salvation Army joked about joining the Foreign Legion while serving coffee, and he managed to clear dishes and chat with attendees between tasks.
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Bill Bird
Salvation Army
Pas
Foreign Legion
Constables Involved In Liquor Case At The Pas
The constables O J Larson and R Osika stayed briefly at a local hotel in The Pas and drew attention for seeking liquor with Walter Skulmoski near Edwards and Paul Bell avenues. They arranged a 25 oz bottle option and later a 10 dollar payment, later returning to their hotel with whisky exhibits for the court. The Crown Attorney described the situation as embarrassing due to their extended stay and evasive behavior.
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O.J. Larson
R. Osika
Pas
O.F. Wright
Walter Skulmoski
Larson
Osika
Edwards
Skulmoski
Paul and Bell Avenue
Walter”. Skulmoski
Witzke
Ivan Furlotte
Furlotte
Furlette
Gordon Avenue
Y.P.U.C. Notes and Local Club Activities
The Pas notes report acting auditions for Y.P.U.C. with playbooks available and tryouts tonight. A Dance Social drew a large turnout last Saturday while a brief business meeting led to film talk from the church service in Young's Point. Reports detail police testimony on whisky wine cases, and a Sunday CY C meeting drew 24 youths with a masquerade planned for Oct 27. The Pas Collegiate student council discussed initiation receipts and jackets, curling fees, a drama selection, merit crest members, and bowling results led by Heuchert Knox and Maddrigga.
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C.Q
C.Y.C
Eeeuieks
PAS Collegiate
Marguerite Zawronick
Louise Howe
Ron Heuchert
Knox
Dennis’ Maddrigga
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