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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
5
The More Party Line Horticultural Society schedules a March 1 meeting with a convention report and a door prize. Members may register by mailing Social to Reg at Box 1738 or calling 33488 or 32911.
Kinette Club met the Kinsmen at the warts Hall for Founders Nite with a beatnik theme. Eighteen members and three guests attended the business portion. Audrey Donnelly chairs June coffee party and thirty dollars of games equipment will be bought for the Friendship Center in Stonewall.
The group held inspection and formed a horse shoe formation with badges and service stars. Valerie Tadda earned her first class badge and received her all round card from Mrs Tadda. Captain Robertson spoke on Guiding overseas on Thinking Day and candles were lit on World Flag cupcakes. A Guessing Game, cake, and song followed. A Church Parade occurred Sunday.
The 4 H Opasquai Craftee Pat chers announce the death of Miss Schwark their District Home Economist. The Trappers Festival float was prepared but not entered. A general meeting is set for February 26 at the Elk's Hall at 2 00 PM with Unit B Clothing providing entertainment.
The Kinsmen Club of The Pas held a joint meeting with Kinettes at Nor-Lite Hall on February 17 1966. Discussions covered the Trappers Festival and World Championship Dog Race with Kinook float plans and a bid by Ted Scoles for Deputy Governor. The group planned to attend the Spring Zone meeting February 19–20 in Thompson.
An event featured an original Kinette Helena painting valued in the thousands. Attendees celebrated with scoring by several participants and prizes awarded. The evening ended at 11 30 PM with plans for a February 24 initiation night and a warning about initiates.
The February 14 dinner meeting drew 13 members. Lions thank participants for the Festival effort and announce the February 28 meeting. Mention arena project profits, honary status for Marvin Ross, and thanks to organizers Stu Bernie Dick Jim Jack and Bill. John Fisher named Mad Trapper by the Keystone Cops with a trophy sent to Ottawa. awaiting a photo.
Four Lions members traveled to Lynn Lake for a Zone Meeting two weeks ago. The Pas Herald notes the event on page 5 with commentary on efforts and a segue to continued coverage on page 6.
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