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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
11
The note thanks Father Chaput for permitting use of the hall on Friday and invites new members to join the junior group. The event is planned for 7:00 this Saturday at Guy Hall.
The notice outlines rare annual freeze effects on air travel and groceries for northern residents, notes Halloween Dance this Friday, and weekly entertainments at a club. It mentions Thompson Branch’s hall dedication turnout with participants from Winnipeg and other towns, slow bowling, and ongoing hockey for youths. It urges voting in the Anneney Effort and comments on civic participation.
A brief notice instructs readers to contact the social news desk at the given telephone numbers for reg or social announcements. The wording is terse and lacks additional context or details about the event or organization involved.
A Kinship meeting welcomed new members Orville Strong and Gary Morrish. The group discussed a donation to a Kin Kourt game table, and Thompson Kinsmen plan a social Saturday evening November 14. Thompson and The Pas clubs attended District 2 Fall Council in Dauphin October 16 17 with delegates Bill Moffat and Ted Scoles. Governors Don Francis and executives outlined next year plans as half a million dollars is raised annually for local welfare across Canada. The District 2 bowling trophy was awarded during the convention entertainment program.
The 1964 Provincial Telephone Directory will be distributed at month end with a coloured photo on the cover showing the International Peace Garden. The 608 page book includes an emergency information section and Manitoba long distance rates. About 115 000 copies will be distributed in Manitoba with The Pas recipients receiving theirs.
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