Lions Report Dinner Opens New Year Meeting
The Lions Club held its first dinner meeting of the year on Tuesday January 7 at the La Verendrye Motel and the home of Eleanor Douglas. Fifteen members attended with two guests Sharon Jones and Bunny Goodman. A $200 donation will go to the Hospital for the second elevator. Plans proceed for the Senior Citizens and Children's Party during the Trappers Festival. Guest speaker Bob Nutley Winton Pool Manager spoke on pool programs and future expansion. A Chinese Auction raised funds and provided amusement, with reminders to screen future auctioneers for fairness.
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la Verendrye
Lion’l Eleanor Douglas
Sharon Jones
Bunny Goodman
Catholic Women's League Meets in The Pas With Plans Ahead
January CWL meeting at Guy Hall chaired by 1st Vice-President Helen Herman with 11 members. Discussed charity tasks, Meals on Wheels project, Penny Parade February 28, Rummage Sale January 17, and hospital visits. CWL Diocesan Convention set for May 30–31 in The Pas.
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Catholic Women’s League
Guy Hall
Helen Herman
Circle 3
CWL
Pas
UCWL
St. Paul’s
Ail
Pesticide Dealer Short Courses Told for Manitoba
Manitoba dealers must licenced under the Pesticides Control Act. One day courses starting January 20 in Dauphin and Winnipeg February 3 in Brandon will run 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Topics cover insecticide use, control and safety as part of the 1975 licences effective April 1 1975.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Elks Hall
Montcalm Motor Hotel
Main Street
Pembina Highway
Brandon
Agricultural Extension Centre
Queens Avenue
Births in The Pas and Cormorant Families Welcome 4 Children
Mr and Mrs James Turner of Cormorant welcomed a girl on January 3. Mr and Mrs Gody Streit of The Pas welcomed a girl on January 4. Mr and Mrs Eugene Wanacott of The Pas welcomed a girl on January 7. Mr and Mrs Ken Deminick of The Pas welcomed a boy on January 8.
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James Turner
Cormorant
Gody Streit
Pas
Eugene Wanacott
Ken Deminick
Good Eating COUNTRY STYLE VENISON STEW
A hearty venison stew recipe uses bacon for browning then searing the meat. The dish combines flour, vegetables, and greens with beef stock, simmered until tender and served with cornbread or biscuits and a salad.
Preparing Fabric for Cutting by Type and Grain
The guide covers woven, knitted, and bonded fabrics. It explains checking grain lines, straightening off grain, shrinkage testing, and preparing fabrics before laying out patterns. It notes methods for washing, drying, and pressing to maintain true grain alignment.
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Selvage
Wales
Canada's First Fully Canadian Trade Course Offered
An advertisement notes the course is the first and only completely Canadian program, licensed under the Trade Schools Licensing Act. For details of the next course, write Box 687 Lacombe Alberta or call 782 621 913.
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Canada
Lacombe
Alberta
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Pickle
Lion’s Report
Bob Nutley
Winton Pool
J.K
C.W.L
Bette Ferguson
S.M.K
Pesticide Dealer
Jack Johnson
Jack
Crown Life
Jack P. Johnson
Insurance Plan
Fischer Ave
The
Commonwealth
HOMCO
Bill Dyck
Keith Rohatyn
Jim Smith
Commonwealth Mobile Homes
Homeo Industries Ltd
Box
Estevan
Saskatchewan
Harry Roberts
Calgary
Grace Apostolic Church
Thompson
Lynn Lake
Churchill
Phone Johnson Travel
Western Canada School of Auctioneering Ltd
Pas and District Exhibition Association
George’s Restaurant
Fischer Avenue
George Vlahos
Inter-Universities North
Cranberry Portage
Henry Toews
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Olga Wesner
Fayenoigy
M.B.C
Frontier Collegiate
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