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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
2
The Opasquai Chapter 24 OES held its regular meeting October 20 honoring past matrons and patrons with tokens. A charity tea and lamp raffle followed October 4 at the Masonic Hall with several past matrons and guests assisting, and a Bon Voyage party announced for departing relatives.
The Order of the Royal Purple hosts four rummage sales at the Elks Hall on Friday October 30 at 1 00 PM. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Garnet Stevens to Winnipeg. Wardrobe and social notes record parties and visits across the community with residents traveling to the west coast and staying with relatives.
The Rebekah Lodge hosts its annual Halloween Tea on Saturday October 31 from 2 30 to 5 00 at the home of Mrs W H Harvey 356 LaRose Avenue. Residents attend events and travel to nearby towns for Mason's Chapter Initiation Night and family visits.
Mesdames Walker and Spencer of Dauphin attended the Annual Eastern Star Fall Tea on Saturday as weekend guests of Laura Allen. Miss Marsha Trager returned to Winnipeg to resume studies after visiting with Mayor and Mrs. Harry Trager and Grandmother Mrs. L Dembinsky. Mrs. M Jacobs of Portage la Prairie renewed acquaintances here and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie HIS. Airs. Ben Lewis and son Scott returned to Winnipeg after two weeks with Mrs. Lloyd Williams.
The First and Second Brownie Packs and the Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church will collect for UNICEF on Halloween from 2:00 to 4:00 PM. Girls wear uniforms and carry the orange UNICEF Box as their badge. Mrs. Steve Wiyshen returned to Gronlid Sask by Balliner after a two week visit with her daughter and family.
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