Scout Training Course Held Here This Weekend
A weekend training course for Scout trained six participants with five instructors. Two instructors were from The Pas Ted Tadda and Ray Harmatiuk. Half the participants came from The Bas.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
4
A weekend training course for Scout trained six participants with five instructors. Two instructors were from The Pas Ted Tadda and Ray Harmatiuk. Half the participants came from The Bas.
The Pas Hospital Auxiliary sets its annual meeting for April 13 at 2 30 PM in the Hospital Board Room. Membership fees are due. A tea event will be finalized for Saturday May 28 at St Anthony's Hospital. Donations of magazines and comic books are welcomed for patient lending, with drop off at the hospital or via contacts Mrs B Popika and Mrs C Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Joe Mazur of Winnipeg announce the birth of a son Craig Stephen on March 27. He is a brother for Sandra and a grandson of Mr and Mrs Emil Rivalin of The Pas. Des Taylor left for Calgary on Monday after ten days with his brother Bruce and family.
A bridal shower for Miss Theresia Fox bride elect of March 26 was hosted March 22 at Shirley Johannesson's home. Guests included many named attendees and gifts were opened with a lunch and dessert, games, and photos. Esther Trager spends Easter vacation with her parents and grandmother.
The notice lists multiple birth announcements dated March 28 to April 1 for families in Pukatawagan Grand Rapids Sturgeon Landing The Pas and York Factory including a girl and a boy. It also mentions John Bodnar of Keystone Fisheries returning from a Europe trip and notes CPR Bonspiel participants in Dauphin and plans for Easter in Prince Albert.
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