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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
6
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Vercy Hubert in Batterville on January 21, with the birth announced in The Pas dated January 20. The notice lists parents and location, noting the infant's sex as a girl.
The Pas Girl Guides met and collected clues before breaking into work corners for fifteen minutes. Betty Ann Kolebaba gave an informative talk on Ukraine and shared articles. A horseshoe formation and taps followed. Dues are due next week. Kathy Chernenkoff.
The Opasquai Craftee Patchers convene at Elk's Hall at 2:00 PM January 29 with guest speaker Mrs Scrase on Home Economist. Slides shown. Public speaking contest includes junior and senior winners. Unit C Handicraft to entertain. Connie Rockney.
Dancers at Nor-Lite Hall wore odd costumes in a fun filled reel of events. Olga and Marvin Goad won best dressed. Visitors from the valley joined Gerry on stage with Ross and President Vince calling two dances. Members fined for forgotten costumes and white elephant gifts circulated. Jamboree moves to M B C I Auditorium with footwear rules in place. Next week the valley club invites another dance and lunch is provided.
Guest Barbara Butler from The Pas spoke at the noon Rotary lunch, outlining a 1964 Europe trip including time in an Austrian ski town. She praised Elks and Royal Purple for campaign support. Attendees included Dr. Jack Silman Ray Harmatiuk and Dr. Rafei. Swann River Bonspiel semi final loss noted with Garnet Stevens, Jack Cavellini Pat Claggett Evans Premachuk on the rink. The club plans a social with Swan River Rotary members soon.
The Teen Canteen has cancelled recent dances as the Elk's hold Trappers' Festival events for their Queen Candidate. Dances resume after the festival with thanks to the Lions for chaperoning.
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