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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1968
Page
10
The Kinsmen District Two: Fall Council Meeting will be held in Dryden Ontario on Saturday October 26. Kinsmen clubs from the area will serve as hosts for the conference with attendance expected from member associations.
Delegates from 44 Kinsmen Clubs gather in Dryden with Governor Ted Scoles of The Pas outlining next year program. National President Harry Mol explains policies from Kamloops con vention. York University site breaks ground for Kinsmen National Institute on Mental Retardation, with Kin youth clubs contributing near 400000 dollars.
The Kinsmen announce a nationwide series of special projects to aid Canada’s half million intellectually handicapped. The institute will train professionals and volunteers from around the world in mental retardation, with Kinsmen members thanking supporters and inviting young men 21 to 40 to join through Samae at MA8-2679.
The Rotary Club of The Pas calls for men ages 25 to 36 to apply for a two month study exchange in England. District Governor Russell Baldwin announced a six member team from Saskatchewan Manitoba and Western Ontario. Nominees must submit by October 28 to Dr Robert Walton. preference given to non Rotarians.
The Kelsey Cairn plaque is in Calgary for restoration. Gordon Gilroy of the National Historic Sites Service visited The Pas last week to review lettering and has forwarded the plaque for the face lifting. The cairn moves from Devon Park for a bridge project as Gilroy tours Manitoba historic sites.
Manitoba Liberal Leader Gil Molgat urged Ottawa to pause plans to reorganize the Indian Affairs and Northern Development Department until consultants meet with Indian leaders. He said a letter to Indian Affairs Minister Jean Chrétien would demand prior consultation after a Winnipeg meeting with Manitoba Indian Brotherhood and National Indian Brotherhood representatives. The leaders stressed lack of consultation and criticized ongoing department changes amid broader Indian Act reform discussions.
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