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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
8
Create bright jewellery for spring using a simple clay made from corn starch baking soda and water. Color by kneading powdered dye into portions then shape beads pendants and pins dry and decorate with paints or felt tips.
A practical checklist warns homeowners to verify a firm’s name and address, research reputation, obtain references, avoid high pressure sales, compare multiple bids, confirm insurance, assess long term guarantees, review total costs and financing, demand bonds for sublets, inspect material specs, read contracts fully, note what is included, and avoid signing completion certificates until the work meets all terms.
A historical note on halibut abundance ends as it becomes costly. The recipe details poaching four halibut steaks in lemon and vinegar, finishing with Hollandaise sauce and parsley, plus sauce preparation steps and portions.
Mr and Mrs John Flett announce a son born March 21 in Moose Lake. Mr and Mrs J Perchaluk announce a daughter born March 22 in The Pas. Mr and Mrs Bruce Plante announce a birth on March 25 in The Pas. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hall announce a daughter born March 27 in The Pas. Mr and Mrs James Beck announce a son born March 28 in The Pas.
A simple tin toy idea uses a cylindrical tin with a lid sealed by solder to hold buttons inside. The outside is painted white and decorated as a stout figure with a blue coat and striped trousers. The rattling buttons entertain a child while ensuring no parts break off.
Elsie Dave laments a TV outage during Easter weekend and praises Tommy Hunter for wholesome family entertainment. She visits Kelsey Elementary March 24, noting a Science Display and praising the school's staff and students as exemplary.
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