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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1962
Page
17
Mrs. Bud Colgan and family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn visiting Neepawa Winnipeg and Swan River last week, extending the guest list with a few days of hospitality and town tourism.
Community notice urges attendance at a library meeting this evening at 7 30 P M. Mrs Al McKellar and son Harley visited during Easter with Mr and Mrs Guy Libbrecht in Winnipeg. Loreen McKinnon returned from the C N R tour to the Seattle World’s Fair tour, visiting Victoria and Vancouver from April 19 to April 29.
The Toronto Dominion Bank staff hosted a farewell dinner for Harry on a staff effort led by Gray Batson. Harry departed Monday for western Canada. Wayne Jaston of Creighton was a guest of Clinton Martin last week. Lyle O Connor returned home after Easter in Grand Prairie. The Pas Registered Nurses Association held its April meeting at Miss Mary Thiessen’s home and reported progress on the Cancer campaign with 54 dollars raised to date. A film on Breast Self Examinations was shown. Jim McIntyre began a new role in the local Indian Affairs Office after coming to The Pas in January to manage the Saan Store.
Miss Shelly Neel invited 11 friends last Friday for games, dancing, and a party lunch. Guests included Shelly Hanson Jane Hancharyk Barbara Monro Cheryl Antosh Lorraine Antosh Florence Wright Linda Neill Marileen Barklett Kathy Carpenter Donna Reid Kathy McDuff. Kathy Carpenter and Donna Reid stayed over for the weekend.
Family and close friends gathered at 656 for Mr George Morran’s 85th birthday celebration. Guests danced to music, enjoyed a buffet, and a recitation, with many relatives attending and five new members inducted into The Pas Kinsmen Club.
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