Morrish Family Settles at 804 Constant
Mr and Mrs Gary Morrish and their son have moved into 804 Constant. The family relocation is noted in this community update.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Gary Morrish and their son have moved into 804 Constant. The family relocation is noted in this community update.
The Lions Club will hold an executive meeting on Thursday October 29 at 8 00 p m at President Florence Harveys home. A dinner meeting follows on the next Tuesday at 7 00 p m and members are reminded to bring their dainties. Ron Orke returned to Winnipeg to continue his male nurse training at the General Hospital.
Two remaining lessons of the Home Design Course run November 5 and 6 at 7 30 p m in the Opasquai School lunch room. Topics include window treatments floor coverings lighting and picture arranging. Noted that discussions will focus beyond individual rooms and invite participation from all interested ladies.
After a several day stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Julius Deke in the Valley he joined his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Herb Wildeman and family in town for a visit.
In Pukatawagan on October 21 a boy Morin is born to Mr and Mrs Horace from a reserve. On October 22 Lathlin at The Pas Reserve welcomes a girl to Mr and Mrs William. Also on October 23 a girl Claggatt at The Pas to Mr and Mrs Patrick. On October 24 a girl Reader at The Pas to Mr and Mrs William J. On October 24 a boy Nabess at Umpherville Settlement to Mr and Mrs Victor.
The October 21 meeting of 1st The Pal Girl Guide featured a bean bag game, a camp story reading by Co Leader Sandra Hayes, a short singsong, Promise and Prayer, and a Candlelight ceremony for Julia Tack the Robin Patrol’s first Tenderfoot pin. The group discussed tests, games led by Linda Tawse, weekly announcements, and closed with Golden Sun and Taps. Contact Mrs. B. Dunlop at MA 3-2305 for uniform sales.
Four squares attended the Saturday event though turnout was down due to dancers being away. Ross Framingham and Gerry Gabel stepped in for missing regulars Gerry Harkness and Gar Taylor, delivering solid instruction and calling. Birthday wishes were given to Shirl and Ken Haynes and Gerry Gabel. A new square dance venture begins this week with several men taking part.
Community square dance groups report strong effort with two squares at Friend Ship Center and a workshop at Hudson Bay noting good basics and plans for a Yorkton Zone Dance on November 9 hosted by Johnny Roth. Halloween night no party but the Guy Hall event proceeds at 8:30 PM with sandwiches and Allemande Left cues.
The teenagers held their first dance of the year with officer nominations including President Beverly Carnegie Vice President Robert Parker Secretary Linda Carnegie and Treasurer Valerie Tadda. The club reported a strong start and hopes for continued progress. Last week featured a Halloween Mascarade Party with games and fun.
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