Kinettes, an organization for women between the ages of eighteen and forty-five, has members from all walks of life with varied interests and backgrounds. The Kinettes have undertaken some of the most ambitious and successful projects in the history of Canada, affecting the lives of not only Canadians, but also of millions of people around the world. The Kinette organization is perhaps most well known for its involvement with Telemiracle , an annual telethon held alternately in Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. However, most of the club's service dollars go directly back into the community of Gull Lake. The Gull Lake and District Kinette Club has an executive consisting of a President, a Past President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, a Bulletin Editor, and a Registrar.
Membership is open to all women aged eighteen to forty-five.
The Kinettes are affiliated with the Kinsmen Club of Canada. Unfortunately, however, there is no longer a Kinsmen Club in Gull Lake. The organization's meeting place varies, but Kinette members always meet at one another's houses. The club's president can be contacted for meeting place information. This is an unofficial page, not sanctioned by the Kinsmen and Kinettes of Canada.