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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 18, 1963
Page
4
Mrs Zickman hosted December 10 to 17 for nurses ending the 1963 season with a Christmas party. General goodwill and cheerful conversation prevailed during Christmas punch. Santa Claus arrived with gifts, followed by a delicious lunch prepared by the lunch committee.
A special birthday gift to Mrs Watts from her sons and daughters included a long distance call to her Toronto daughter Mrs Jack McLeod. Guests sent best wishes for many more birthdays and a buffet supper closed the evening. Mrs Watts has six living children in The Pas, 38 grandchildren and 60 great grandchildren. Mrs M Venables left Thursday for Christmas with her son Norman in Winnipeg.
The C N Carmens Ladies Club held its Christmas gathering at Mrs. Gerald Harkness home on December 9 with fifteen members and one guest Mrs. Don Orchard Sr Winnipeg. A $25 Christmas Hamper draw will occur at Dale's Diner on December 20.
The Retarded School Association announces Sandra McDonald of the Airport as winner of the Christmas Cake raffle. Donations came from the Registered Nurses Association and the Square Dance Club. Mr and Mrs Frank Laskowski visited Melville over the weekend.
The Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting and Christmas party on December 12 at Mrs W H Harvey's home. Gifts were wrapped for hospital patients and a pot luck supper followed a merry social evening. The John Szotowski family moved to 329 Fischer in the Chartier Block. Mr Szotowski works with the Indian Affairs Branch and thanks the Welcome Wagon for the local merchants' welcome to The Pas.
Following the regular monthly meeting on December 11 the Hospital Auxiliary was entertained by the Sisters at a Christmas Tea. Members turned in two dozen pairs of red socks for patient use and Sister Superior thanked the Auxiliary for its cooperation.
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