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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
8
SCOUTS describe after game study period and MOOSE PATROL as Honor Patrol. A Court of Honour elected Patrol Leaders Don Wilkin and Robbie Snider for upcoming camporee. They chose Patrols and drafted menus. On Saturday, troop members camped at Mr. Fred Kerr's farm.
The Pas Kinsmen elect Jack Lamb as club president at the May 13 1965 meeting. He has served as vice president for two years and four years as a Kinsman. Officers include 1st Vice Elymer Young 2nd Vice Gerry Hanover Secretary Owen Turner and Treasurer Max Lebowicky. Directors are Ken Hartwell Don McAdam Mickey Johnson and Doug Gourlay. Delegates to the District 2 Convention in Winnipeg May 20 21 22 include Ted Scoles Bill Moffat Barry Donnelly Mac Profit and Doug Gourlay. The national executive will be addressed by John Goldie of Toronto. The club plans a Dunn Schwartz trophy award and supports minor baseball and a golf tournament with the Pattison Trophy in June with Owen Turner arranging. Guests included Jim Ticknor and Jack Berg. Next meeting May 27.
The Pas Elks Lodge supported the Spring Carnival and raffle to raise funds for Elk's Charities. A May 13 meeting approved enclosing the Elk's Playground with a fence for child safety and locking gates at night to curb vandalism. A playground supervisor for July and August was approved, with high school students considered to supervise and direct activities. The Annual Past Exalted Ruler's Night will be held May 29, with tickets from Pas Exalted Rulers. next meeting May 27.
Elk’s Lodge 135 reports a successful Spring Carnival held Friday and Saturday. Carnival Chairman was Herman Reimer with co chairs Harry Kowalyk and Sten Wadelius. Lucy Dean won the $100 prize, Mike Pesiak the $50 prize, and Steve Uhliar the $20 prize.
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