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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
9
The brief note references Mr and Mrs Bill Arnold and Jim as family members while their husband or father serves at sea. The fragment indicates a domestic context tied to naval duty.
The Catholic Women's League elected officers on April 3 with Mary Polony as president and Valerie King as vice president among others. Donations to the Sportsmen's Dinner benefit the Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Various local events and fundraisers are listed for May through December, including bake sales, teas, rummage sales, and hospital events. Also noted are travel updates for Mrs. Maimie Watts and Mrs. Earl Harvey and trips by Mr. and Mrs. Connie Lamb and Mr. Bernie Rickborn.
Mr and Mrs Don Fisher leave this week for a month long vacation. They will spend three weeks in Barbados and a week at the races in Winnipeg.
Mr and Mrs Jack Fisher have returned from a three week vacation with two weeks in Montego Bay Jamaica and one week in Nassau Bahamas Mrs Janet Bell arrived home from Nova Scotia to visit with.
The Pas nurses met at Lorette Provencher's home on April 26. They reported three clubs asked for Cancer Education Program films. Next meeting with a wind up pot luck is May 31 at Mrs E Schlicks. They thank canvassers for surpassing their quota for the Manitoba Cancer Society.
A series of birth notices list couples from The Pas and Nelson House with dates in late April. The entries include A BOY for Bignell and Fossenueve and A GIRL for Tellier and Moose, among others, spanning April 25 through April 30.
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