Kinsmen Clubs Map Future Service Plan And Institute
Delegates from 44 Kinsmen Clubs meet with Governor Ted Scoles of The Pas and national president Harry Moll to outline next year’s programme. The event launches District Two exchange of service ideas while York University prepares The Kinsmen National Institute on Mental Retardation with ground breaking on 1.5 acres in Toronto. The project aims to support research training and global involvement while Kinsmen and Kinette members anticipate close to 400 000 dollars raised. Young men 21 to 40 may contact Samoe for joining details.
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Dryden
Ted Scoles
Pas
Harry Moll
Kamloops
B.C
Ray Falk
Don McAdam
Lakehead
Manitoba-Saskatchewan
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Canada
Samoe
Rotary Roundup The Pas seeks six youths for England study trip
The Rotary Club of The Pas invites young men aged 25 to 35 for a two month study visit in England as part of Rotary Foundation’s group study exchange. Six non Rotarians from Saskatchewan Manitoba and Western Ontario will tour Lancashire Westmorland Cumberland and Yorkshire. Nominees must submit by October 28 to Dr. Robert Walton via The Pas Rotary president Jack Johnson.
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Rotary Club of
The
Pas
England
Rotary
Russell Baldwin
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Western
Ontario
Lancashire
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Yorkshire
Rotary Foundation
Rotary International
Prince Albert
Sioux Lookout
Jack Johnson
Robert Walton
Face Lifting For Kelsey Plaque
Gordon Gilroy of the National Historic Sites Service visited The Pas after Calgary to view the Kelsey Cairn plaque. A new process will make the lettering stand out and the plaque has been sent to him for work. The cairn is being moved from Devon Park for a new bridge site during his Manitoba historic sites tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Gordon Gilroy
National Historic Sites Service
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Devon Park
Gilroy
Manitoba
Churchill York Factory
Pas
Liberals Push Halt on Indian Affairs Reorganization
Manitoba Liberal Leader Gil Molgat calls for a halt to reorganizing the Indian Affairs and Northern Development department until Indian leaders are consulted. He sent a letter to Indian Affairs Minister Jean Chrétien and cited a Winnipeg meeting with the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood and National Indian Brotherhood. Molgat stressed the need for consultation before major government changes affecting Indian people and the Indian Act.
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Indian Affairs and Northern Development Department
Manitoba
Liberal
Gil Molgat
Molgate
Jean Chretian
Winnipeg
Molgat
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
National Indian
Department of Government
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Karry
Motoreal
Kinsmen
Ont
Carroll Motors
LTD
B.P.D. Elks
Hallowe'en
Elks’ Hall
Kelsey
the Pas
Man
Crete
Atarae
Roya
Port Royal
Signature
Bridgetown
Nova Scotia