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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1969
Page
14
A schedule of church and auxiliary fundraisers runs from May to December with teas bake sales and bazaars. Local residents Daryl Johnston and Mrs Doreen Beaupre share nineteen day leaves and family events including a baby birth during travel and a rail trip with theatre and holiday plans.
The Kinette Club of The Pas held a regular dinner meeting with 13 members. They donated to the Cancer Drive and organized Arthritis canvassing and Kin Kourt cleanup. They will canvas for Blood Donors Clinic in spring and plan a Las Vegas Night dance set for May 24 with tickets $3 single $6 couple. After the meeting they moved to Flo Tellier's.
An auction sale raised funds to send Kirettes to Interclub in Transcona. Vel McAdam acted as auctioneer and each member donated two items. Irvine Allen returned Sunday from St John New Brunswick after visiting relatives en route via DC 9 Jet and attended Saturday Night Hockey at the rebuilt Montreal Forum with over 18 000 fans.
Mrs Harn Vas Spence and family announce a girl born March 26 in Ilford. Mr and Mrs Joseph Bloomfield greet a boy born March 26 in Big Eddy. Gerald Rock and family welcome twin boys born March 27 in The Pas. James Anderson and Zebras reveal a girl born March 27 in The Pas. A fourth couple, Genaille, from Cormorant, report a girl born March 28.
Mervin Easterville March 29 a girl and Weldon Jack The Pas March 30 a boy. Several boys earned badges David Woodcock Pet Keeper Bruce Anderson Musician Clifford Weldon Gardener and Michael Butcher Blue Star. Hockey match March 24 2nd The Pas Cubs beat 1st The Pas Cubs 4 to 3. Playoff planned between the winners if the ice holds. Committee Meeting date in April to be set. No meetings April 3 and 10. resume April 17.
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