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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1968
Page
7
On April 27 at Elk's Hall all leagues join for a gala to conclude the curling season. A successful season is reported by league presidents and the banquet will honor league champions and group winners. Curlers invite friends to attend final activities. tickets from Mens Curling League members. Mail Social News to The Party Line Box 1738.
On parade this Saturday April 13 a midnight train will take 50 cadets from The Pas to Portage la Prairie for a five day visit. Proceeds from Air Cadet tickets at 50 cents fund local cadet activities with prizes including a Bermuda flight for two plus 20000, a transistor radio and other gifts. Draws end June 1 1968 with organizers Cpls Morrish and Devenny.
The Pas Toastmasters met April 1 at Tech Vocational School. President Odie Moran reported on the March 16 Speak Off at Dauphin with five members attending. Evans Premachuk spoke finishing behind winners from Killarney and Dauphin. District Speak Off in Brandon on April 27 was announced. Bruce Dunlop led headlines discussion as topicmaster.
In a playful exchange, a Petrolia editor rebuts a newspaper editor's harsh note on education columns. He defends his approach, notes reader letters about teens and adults, and argues for reader choice over educational debates. The column teases continued remarks on page 9.
At a Pas City club meeting in April 1968 members adopted a roundtable talk method where each person speaks on a topic in turn until all have presented. The group also planned to discuss procedural changes for funds and roles with Owen Turner giving a general evaluation. The next meeting is set for April 15 at 7 30 p m.
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