Split Lake Births Report Local Families
Nov 10 to Nov 13 records show births at Split Lake and The Pas with two girls and one boy. Names include SASER GARSON and GENAILLE with parental listings Mr. and Mrs. Cari Samuel Wil- varying spellings.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
7
Nov 10 to Nov 13 records show births at Split Lake and The Pas with two girls and one boy. Names include SASER GARSON and GENAILLE with parental listings Mr. and Mrs. Cari Samuel Wil- varying spellings.
No regular Guide meeting held on Remembrance Day. Guides attended the service with Roz Ridings Linda Tawse Barbara Smith Rosalind Ridings and Barbara Doherty as ushers. Valerie Tadda Patsy Halliday Holly McDonald and Marion Yarema handed out programmes. Younger Guides sold poppies and all attendees had lunch at the Legion Hall.
Square dance club hosted Johnny Roth of Iowa who impressed dancers with fast calling and energetic routines. He received an Indian beaded bolo tie as a token of appreciation after a lively evening that left attendees beaming.
The note invites dancers to Guy Hall at 8 30 pm for an upcoming square dance workshop. It lists ten commandments for square dance behavior emphasizing fun, inclusivity, courtesy, and loyalty to the club, with reminders to dance with everyone and avoid conflicts.
The Elk's Hall ceremony on November 13 featured District Deputy Walter Poloway installing officers for the year aided by Grand Leading Knight Adam Dominick and the Royal Purple Lodge Drill Team. Honored Royal Lady Marie Berg presented a $500 cheque toward the Elks Hall centennial remodel.
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