Lions News Audrey and Doug Gourlay Renew Acquaintances
Audrey and Doug Gourlay of Swan River renewed acquaintances during the Festival, sharing greetings and catching up with locals as the event drew attendees.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1967
Page
4
Audrey and Doug Gourlay of Swan River renewed acquaintances during the Festival, sharing greetings and catching up with locals as the event drew attendees.
The Afternoon ladies Curling Club completed the second square with Mona Fisher rink defeating Rita Heaps rink. Team members Helen Goldstrand third Alice Hagen second Irene McLean lead. Clair and Marlene Baen left for Churchill. Dr and Mrs Tiny Cotton returned from Winnipeg and Las Vegas.
A farewell gathering at the Huck home, Tuesday evening, sent Clair and Marlene Baerr to Fort Churchill where Clair joins Churchill Hospital. Attendees included the Otchenash and Donald couples, the Hayes, Mosfat pairs, Deanna Wiens, Ollie Watts, and constables Atchinson and Baker. A Colonial Lamp was presented. buffet supper followed. Pas Hospital Auxiliary meets March 8 at 2 30 p.m.
The monthly Senior Citizens gathering is set for March 2 at 2 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Lunch and a program are planned, inviting all ages 60 to 160 to attend. contact Miss Cameron or Mrs Harlmess to arrange transportation as part of the Centennial Celebration.
Kinette Club gathered February 14 at President Ev Turner’s home with 14 members. Vice President Betty Humphreys led the meeting. Helena Makenzie volunteered to represent the club in the Social Economic Survey by the Kinsmen. Barb Lamb organized a memento for the District Convention in Fort Francis.
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