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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1969
Page
3
Local club announces a move to the United Church basement for next Friday’s square dance at 9 o clock. Admission is 1.25 per couple and the Valley Club hosts extended an invitation to attend their Saturday dances.
Rebekah Lodge reports a new half hour Weight Watch ing with Hedi program starting this week on Channel 7. It is scheduled for 9 30 on Monday Wednesday and Fridays. A power Toboggan party at Lambs Grace Lake drew about twenty members of the Power Toboggan Club with wives and children. Mr and Mrs Al Fulton visited Winnipeg with Mrs Fulton’s grandmother Mrs R H Bateman who celebrated her 104th birthday on January 16. She is pictured aged 93.
Cold weather and flu keep seniors from meeting this month. Normal activities resume in February after the Trappers' Festival. Ladies who help in the kitchen may visit someone they know from past parties. Watch for more on the February 21 Get-Together.
A religious message warns that the Strait Gate leads to life while the broad way invites destruction. Jesus cautions, "enter ye in at the Strait Gate" as many choose the wide path. The passage emphasizes judgment and moral conduct.
Lyndci's Notes describes a new process called freeze drying where food is frozen and water is drawn out in a vacuum. It lists products like coffee and vegetables, noting brands such as Maxwell House and Taster's Choice, and mentions that a jar of this coffee costs more than a certain amount.
The note discusses making coffee with less water, mentions a 6 serving cost of about 0.95 dollars, and extols freeze dried products for quick reconstitution and long storage life. It also notes meat products from soybeans and references continuation on page 7.
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