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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1967
Page
16
Twelve members plan on attending the Flin Flon Kinette meeting on May 8 starting at 1 30 P M. Prior to her departure President Ev Turner presented a Kinette spoon to Betty Humphreys who has left to make her home in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. Mail Social Items To Box 1738 The Pas Man.
A series of birth notices from April records a girl born to Armal Moose and spouse in South Indian Lake on April 17. a girl to Franklin family in The Pas Reserve on April 18. a girl to Lawrence family in Lynn Lake on April 18. a boy to John and spouse in Split Lake on April 19. a girl to Michael Mallick in The Pas on April 22. a girl to Timothy Shamataw a in Shamataw a on April 23. and a boy to Simon Beard y at Mile 151 HB Ring on April 23.
The CWL at Guy Hall held a April 11 meeting led by Mary Polony. Officers for the coming year were elected including Valerie King as President and Mary Polony as Past-President. A Centennial Spring Tea ticket draw remains with Nellie Sabanski for prizes.
The Pas Ladies Curling Club held a April 17 pot luck supper and general meeting. Jenny King was elected President with Helen Alm as Vice President, Jeanette Jackson as Past President, Wanitta Stewart as Treasurer, and Alice Smith as Secretary. Prizes from the closed Bonspiel were awarded for two events including items such as Butane Lighters and Cake Servers, with additional Door Prizes mentioned.
The Pas Kinsmen Club held its regular bi monthly gathering at Nor-Lite Hall on April 13. Congratulations were given to the Kinettes for the Centennial Ball and two men D Kickack and R Falk were welcomed as new members. Initiation night is Thursday and contributors are urged to support the Easter Seals Campaign with Kin Jack thanking all who helped and noting further donations are welcome.
May 11 election of officers May 21 mixed meeting April 27 next meeting district convention at Kenora.
Our meeting began with Mrs. Goldstrand and our lieutenant taking inspection. We formed a horse-shoe, played a game, then worked at corners. We toured the deck, formed a second horse-shoe, and were given seven centennial flags to sell. We sang taps and were dismissed.
More than two squares attended last Saturday for the finale dance season. Dancers pulled out old squares and rounds from the record box, with Running Bear still tempting many to dance. Unexpected dancers drift south toward a dance and end up in Flin Flon, yet declare it fun.
Next week a Centennial dance and jamboree will start at 8 in NorLite Hall with Norm Holmes as caller. The event includes a trophy dance for the couple who travels farthest and prizes for best costumes, plus a voyage sendoff for Clapton Clipper.
A fragment from a social news item mentions mailing updates to The Party Line at box 1738. It hints at community correspondence or society notices but lacks clear events, dates, or participants to confirm a fuller story.
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