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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1965
Page
5
Non entrants may join a rink by calling Nell to be placed on a rink.
The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary reminds members of the February 15 meeting with a request for good attendance. Dues can be paid by those who have not yet attended, through Mrs. Murray Stewart and daughters Donna and Wanda.
A January 28 fundraiser at Reserve Community Hall collected donations for Pas Metis Council delegates to attend the Indian and Metis Conference in Winnipeg February 5 to 8. Councillors toured Metis settlements to solicit support. proceeds from hot dogs coffee and doughnuts supported travel and lodging.
The Girl Guide Association met February 3 in the Anglican Parish Hall with seven members. New 1965 officers include President Mrs. Charlie Smith Secretary Mrs. Ted Tadda Treasurer Mrs. Phil Ridings. A bake sale is planned for February 18 and 19 at Profit's Store.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Spence of South Indian Lake greet a boy born February 1. Steve Kastrukoff of Cranberry Portage welcome a girl born February 1. Bartholomew Martin of Moose Lake announce a February birth for a child. Mr and Mrs William Russick of The Pas report a boy born February 1. The notice lists additional families including a Bhighet ty couple at Moose Lake.
Mrs Stewart will travel Sunday evening to Birch River to participate in the Birch River Bonspiel and visit relatives in Carman. Mr Stewart plans to leave Friday for Winnipeg to attend a three day Supervisory School for Manitoba Hydro.
Mr and Mrs Herb Wilde announce the arrival of their daughter Barbara Colleen born January 22 at St Anthony's Hospital. She is a sister for Sandra.
The Ukrainian Catholic parish held its annual meeting on January 31 1965 at Nor-Lite Hall. John Sokulski was re elected president for the ninth year with Steve Hancharyk and Mike Perchaluk also re elected as treasurer and vice president. Ted Mikolayenko was elected secretary. The meeting was well attended with discussions on various subjects.
Obituaries or birth notices show a boy born to Mr and Mrs Joseph in Brochet on February 4 and a girl born to Mr and Mrs William in The Pas on February 6. The records list locations G Pukatawagan and The Pas with dates in February.
Northern dance clubs show fun and friendliness as Flin Flon Club Ross Lake hosts a Friday evening of dancing. Colin Harrell calls with Frank Pearson assisting. dancers miss a few calls but enjoy hospitable reception and banner return. Edgar becomes treasurer while Shirley and Ken lead reception duties. Continued on page 6.
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