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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 15, 1968
Page
3
Ladies golf notes announce a general meeting Thursday May 16 at 7 00 PM at the clubhouse if weather is favorable else at Heather Gleason Halcrow Ave 8 00 PM All interested please attend Also note Mr and Mrs John Bodnar left Monday for a Hawaii vacation
The message notes officers Ida, Betty, Doris, Merrilyn and others. It states the Diocesan Convention will be in Lynn Lake from May 26 to 27, with seven ladies attending via Trans Air. Public speaking is May 15 at 7 30 P.M. at the new MBCI Collegiate.
A list of May births includes several families such as Hewan Wall Lindsay DYSART CRANE and ARMSTRONG with multiple children born May 7 to May 12. The Kinettes celebrate their Hawaii Night at Guy Hall drawing 400 attendees, with standout decorations by Ross Fielding and Dudley Jones Orchestra providing the backdrop.
A notice invites interested youths to join two groups, with contact details for Mr. Allen Hillsden and reminders about weekly troop attendance. The piece thanks helpers for painting the hall and promotes the Fathers Day Dance at the Legion Hall on June 14.
The Pas Bowling Association hosts a Windup Banquet at 6 30 P M and a Dance from 9 30 midnight in Guy Hall on Saturday May 25. Admission for league bowlers and partners is 2 00 per person, while the public dance is 1 00 per person. Tickets must be bought by May 18 from league secretaries and are limited. Music by the Polka Kings.
The Catholic Womens' League thanks supporters of the Tulip Tea. Lorraine Stachin of Portage la Prairie won the Cedar Chest and Linens, J. Anderson took the doll, and Fred Petryk won the cake. April meeting elected Valerie King as president and Diane as vice-president.
Legion notes urge 100 percent attendance for the May 1 Initiation Night. Scouts seek boys aged 11 to 14 to join the Troop. A senior division named Ventures may form for ages 15 and up, inviting interest and new members.
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