30 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
1
Miss Val Mason bride-elect of Julyard was honored at a June 10 shower at Mrs. Friscille Poirier’s home with co host Arleste Bouchard. Corsages crowned the honoree and mother in law Mrs Le McAdam. Gifts in a milk carton and a scrapbook marked the celebration.
A Winnipeg bulletin reports the arrival of Christopher John Larke born June 23 to Howie and Joan Larke. Howie, lifelong Trappers' Festival booster through Labatt's, proclaims Chris as the 1985 King Trapper. The Nesbitts and daughter Gail visited locals and returned to North Surrey after hosting by the Hills and the Camerons.
Misses Arlette Bouchard and Val Mason hosted a bridal shower for Rose Marie Schiefele on Wednesday June 16 at Ste. F. Frontier Apts. Guests included her mother Mrs. Schiefele and sister Shirley, groom’s mother Mrs. Wadel ius, and several relatives and friends. Gifts, floral corsages, games, and a luncheon ended a joyful evening. The note mentions a "friendship Ring" souvenir and attendance details. the couple’s wedding is set for July 10.
Mrs. Doug Lamb hosted a linen shower on Friday June 18 for Louise Reide, bride elect for July 10. Co hostess was Mrs. Jock McAfee. Louise received a floral corsage, and Little Misses Rena and Kerry Lamb presented a gift basket. Pictures were taken and lunch served.
Guests present were Mesdayee and Henry Maria mes, Tom Lamb and Don Lamb. Unable to attend but sending Jock McAfee, Doug Lamb. Gifts were Mrs Dennis Lamb and ek Lamb, Cal Gibson, Ray Bo its, Ron Davie, and Kathy.
Residents in Summerville South Carolina have noted ongoing visits and gatherings over the past year and a half. The community discussions and informal events emphasize local engagement and neighborhood ties.
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