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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
6
After choosing illustration over theater and writing, Joe Haore pursued cartooning for years while his hobby of singing folk songs grew into a second profession. He married Penny in 1959 and the couple has toured nationwide, bringing their show to The Pas this Thursday.
James P. Claggett Fred Kain and Garnet Stevens of The Pas attended the principals seminar of The Manitoba Teachers Society at Swan River last weekend. More than 56 teachers principals vice principals and school inspectors from seven divisions and Thompson took part in talks on the role and work of a school principal.
The Toastmasters Club at The Pas forms a new club named The Toastmasters. A luncheon meeting February 14 at Gateway Dining Room drew a good turnout. Meetings occur every second Monday from 12 noon to 1 pm to practice public speaking and build confidence, with an executive list to be published next week. The next meeting is February 28 at 12 noon.
The Opasquai Hoe and Son 4-H Club held a February 7 meeting in the Board Room. Debbie Hiatt and Donalda Nerbas drew the tablecloth winner, with Mrs B Nerbas donating the hand embroidered cloth. A pot luck supper was planned for February 29 at Mrs Sudchak’s home. The club contributed $7 to the 4-H Council Fund and discussed future projects after the reorganizational meeting. Ellen Sangster gave a speech and an etiquette questionnaire was completed. An open meeting for ages 10 to 21 interested in joining the Garden Club is set for March 7 at 7 30 P.M. in the Provincial Building Board Room.
Mr. Harry Landers arrived home last week from the Rehabilitation Hospital in Winnipeg. He will return to Winnipeg in March for further treatment but in the meantime he is getting around nicely. Stevie Popika is a patient in Children's Hospital in Winnipeg for treatments on his legs. John Popika returned from Winnipeg Thursday and reports that Steve is doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Halliday and boys of Flin Flon Manitoba are guests of the George Hallidays during the Trappers Festival. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snider were supper guests at the home of Margaret and Harold Scott recently. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gareau left on Wednesday for a holiday at Dearborn Michigan and will visit several places in Ontario before returning home. Mrs. Louis Gareau and Miss Karen Lambert were hostesses last Saturday evening at a Bridal Shower held in Guy Hall.
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