Nut House opens in Lethbridge with grand ceremony
Lethbridge welcomes a new Nut House at 327 Fifth Street South amid bright interiors and mirrors. Miss Joey Dannowies, former Bamonton resident, now runs the store as it offers free gifts with farm returns and a weekend program including a Capitol Theatre popcorn giveaway for local children.
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Nut House
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Fifth Street
C. G. Colville
Vancouver
Joey Dannowies
Bamonton
Herale
Capitol Theatre
Gows Hosts Coffee Party for Mrs Main in Medicine Hat
Mrs. D W Gow entertained at a coffee gathering Thursday morning in complement to Mrs Gifford Main who departs soon for Edmonton. Mrs Alyson Smyth presided at the coffee table with Mrs Russell Pappe assisting. The Women's Literary Club met at Mrs J H Boylan's home Monday with roll call referencing Favorite Novel. Mrs C E Taylor spoke on Post War France and a round table discussion on The Way of All Flesh by Samuel Butler was led by Mrs T R Osborne. Hospital Aid Society met at the city hall council chamber Tuesday with plans for a telephone.
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MEDICINE HAT
HNS
D. W. Gow
Gifford Main
Edmonton
Alyson Smyth
Russell Pappe
Women's Literary Club
J. H. Boylan
C. EK. Taylor
France
T. R. Osborne
Samuel Butter
Hospital Aid Society
city hall council chamber
Nut House Opens In City March Bridge Whist and Canasta
Mesdames Pushie Giles and Fisher in charge of arrangements for the Nut House event to be held in March. A $150 vote was approved for hospital care. Section of officers to be elected at the next regular meeting. Mrs A D Cowan of Calgary visiting the Waite home. The Municipal Chapter LODE marked the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire 50th anniversary at Westminster Church hall with nearly one hundred members attending. Mr and Mrs Guilford Main hosted an after mine party as Dr Lyall Wyatt entertained. Mr Main will move to Edmonton where he has been named magistrate. Miss Arnora Brown AOCG AASA arrived to conduct classes at the Community Art School, lecturing Friday and Saturday before returning to Macleod.
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Pushie
Giles
Fishertre
A D Cowan
Calgary
Norman A. Waite
LODE
Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire
Westminster Church hall
Guilford Main
Lyall Wyatt
Valuable hints given women at short course
A detailed Alberta short course session in Lethbridge featured meat cutting by Harold Neale of Broder Canning Company explaining bone based cuts and tenderness, plus a future self-serve meat system. The afternoon highlighted school lunches with nutrition guidance, substitutes, whole-wheat bread, and cabbage leaves, followed by a crafts display from the Canadian Handicraft Guild.
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civic sports centre
Harold Neale
Broder Canning Company
Prices and ‘Trade Board
Neale
J. Crighton
Alberta Mest
Alberta Meat Market
Lawrence Bonertz
Twin Butte
Y.WC.A
Lethbridge
Vernal Gray
Joyce Lewis
department of agriculture
rne
Vote of thanks to committee members named by Mrs Meyers
Mrs Ian Meyers of Coaldale expressed a special vote of thanks to the committee in charge. The committee included Mrs D L Anderson, Mrs W Robinson, Mrs C C Patching, Mrs A C Talbot and Mrs Peter Jamieson.
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Ian Meyers
Coaldale
D. L. Anderson
W. Robinson
C. C. Patching
A.C. Talbot
Peter Jamieson
Ducks Water Pump Planned at Island Park
Island Park ducks may gain fresher water as Portage la Prairie city parks board considers installing a power pump to ensure a steady supply for the duck ponds.
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PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE
Man
Island Park bird sanctuary
city parks board
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