Beaudry Returns After North Battleford Visit
Mrs. A. Beaudry came back to The Pas on Tuesday from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hutton of North Battleford where she met her seventh great grandson David Adam Hutton.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
7
Mrs. A. Beaudry came back to The Pas on Tuesday from a visit with Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Hutton of North Battleford where she met her seventh great grandson David Adam Hutton.
James H. Fasano a biology and science teacher at Margaret Barbour Collegiate The Pas has been named by the Manitoba Teachers Society to its executive for the current term. He replaces Steve Gingera who resigned after becoming Turtle River School Division superintendent. Fasano will chair the provincial field services committee and help organize a Winnipeg seminar on September 30 with presidents and secretaries of 48 division associations.
George H. Sellers announced in Winnipeg that a new Fed eral Grain Limited will start operations August 1. The merged company combines Federal Grain Searle Grain Alberta Pacific with more than 1 200 country elevators and outlets and storage exceeding 110 million bushels. Federal Grain will be the largest public grain company in Canada.
The Right Reverend Ivan Norris, Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Brandon, officiated at Confirmation services in Christ Church on Sunday June 18. Eleven youths reaffirmed baptismal vows and became full members of the church in the presence of parents, god-parents, and parish members.
The Opasquia Hoe and Sow Garden Club hosted a Bake Sale and Tea at the Elks Hall on May 27. Tea served by Mrs Ben Nerbas and Mrs Bob Christoper son, carnations given to honored guests, bake table run by Rhea Nordstrom and Debbie Nordstrom. Marybelle Bruderer led planning. Ferguson and Marten managed kitchen. raffle netted 40 dollars for club use.
Fe deral Grain announces a new triangle in a circle symbol, the Sign of Service, as part of a three company consolidation. Chairman Mr. Sellers cites capital and management gains to overhaul Canada’s grain handling system and notes installation of a Burroughs B2500 computer capable of 200 000 calculations per second to modernize country and terminal operations. Mail PARTY LINE items to Box 1738 or leave at The HERALD.
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