More Party Line Hostesses and Bride-elect Privileges
Hostesses were Lee Stevens and Mary Carey. The bride-elect was escorted to a chair and given a corsage of white carnations. Grandmother Mrs. Dembinsky received a corsage. The bride-elect received many gifts and a hearty lunch was served. Attendees included Mrs. I. Dembinsky, Mrs. Edna Whitaker, Mrs. Fishman, Mary Walton, Negri Leicester, Joyce Colgan, Jeanette Bernstrom, Oliver Richards, Mary Sokulski, Blanche Johnson, Gill Cotton, Fern Macphee, Nell Pastuck, Ann Didur, Claire Martin, Mary Carey. Guests sending gifts: Mrs. M. Tack, Winnie Raulin, Norma Booth, Mrs. McRory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stevens
Mary Carey
Dembinsky
I. Dembinsky
Edna Whitaker
Mrs. Fishman
Mary Walton
Negri Leicester
Joyce Colgan
Jeanette Bernstrom
Oliver Richards
Mary Sokulski
Blanche Johnson
Gill Cotton
Fern Macphee
Nell Pastuck
Ann Didur
Claire Martin
Mrs. M. Tack
Winnie Raulin
Norma Booth
Mrs. McRory
New Arrivals Across Winnipeg Area Births
EW arrivals list multiple families with newborns in August across Ilford Shamattawa The Pas Reserve Pikwitonei Crest The Pas and Split Lake The lines name parents and infant gender including a boy or girl with dates from August 6 to August 11, detailing nine births in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laliberty
Edward
Ilford
Miles
Morley
Shamattawa
Rock
Theodore
The
Pas
Castel
Sidney
Robinson
Ellen
Pikwitonei
Greenleaf
Crest
Spence
Elijah
Split Lake
Colombe
Izaac Pukatawagan
Picnic and Sports Day at Cranberry Portage Honored Queen
The Legion notes a memorial Picnic and Sports Day at Cranberry Portage with entrants from Cranberry Portage Flin Flon Snow Lake and The Pas. Flin Flon won the Pony League Tournament and Fast Ball while Cranberry Portage won soccer. Miss Danby was chosen Queen of the day. Labatts donated trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legionairs
Cranberry Portage
Flin Flon
Snowlake
Pas
Miss Danby
Labatts
Legion
Bob Paetch
Leo Mayer
Winnipeg
Brandon
Pony League
Steve
Cranberry
International Peace Garden Music Camp Opens in 1956
The International Music Camp began in 1956 with 115 students and now hosts 2900 participants. Rotarian sponsorship supported Lindsay Palmer, Christine Taylor, Mareen Doherty, and others, as clubs aided the experience. A lengthy schedule from registration to classes in Fundamentals of Music is described, including travel from The Pas to the Peace Gardens and daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay Palmer
Pas Rotary Club
Rotarians
Christine Taylor
Kinette Club
Mareen Doherty
Chris
Pas
Minto
Peace Gardens
Ard
Glee Club Rehearsals Under Canadian Conductor at Pas
Page notes group focus on Glee Club sectionals with time and rhythm work guided by Mr Bernie Neufeld from Winnipeg a rare Canadian instructor. Rehearsals for Mixed Chorus and Girls Amical are described as inspiring while morning practice concentrates on the cantata. Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pas Herald
Bernie Neufeld
Winnipeg
Cuhuuclut
Weslui Inuvdig
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Camera Shop
Donald St. Winnipeg, Man
Brks
P.S
P.B
Cyl. Ltd
S.W.B
Trailer Carroll Motors
Ltd
V. S.A
J. E. Johanson
Arlene Shmon
Winnipeg General Hospital
Heintzman Pianos and
Hammond Organs
E Colgan
International Peace Garden
By Ellen Bagshaw
Manitoba Medical Service Group
J. Payne
LaRose Ave
PRG
Ontario
California
Grocery Department
Scott Asst
Bartlett Pears Glen Valley
Lynn Valley
Universal
Libby
Heinz
Meat Department
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