Obituary notes Arnfinson and Harness with 4 H event
Obituary columns recall Arnfinson born in Iceland who moved to Canada in 1901 and Hazel Annie Harness born in Oakville Manitoba who died January 8 1969. The 4 H segment highlights a Montreal reward trip in July 1968 with films on a 4 H family and Indian exchange students followed by a social in the NMVC cafeteria.
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Arnfinson
Marie Arnfinson
Iceland
Canada
Siglunus
Lundar
Game and Fish Branch
Indian Affairs Department
North
Hazel Annie Harness
Oakville
Manitoba
Aylsham
Walter la Jambe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Maribelle Bruderer
Montreal
India
N.M.V.C
Marriage Course For Young Adults Opens February 2
The Pas hosts a ten week marriage and adulthood preparation course for singles 18 and older. Sessions cover communication psychology sex and sexuality home establishment and law in marriage. Attendees meet at Guy Hall starting February 2 at 7 30 PM with registration at the Catholic Rectory or by calling 39 2938. Mr and Mrs J R Waters and others lead the ten sessions.
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J.R. Waters
Victor Shan
M. Tack
J. Robson
Tellier
Jack Johnson
G. Naud
Parenthood
Vern Berstrom
Ron McBryde
Evans Premachuk
William Otshenash
Ministerial Association of the
Pas
Guy Hall
Canada Kinsmen celebrate 50 years in 1970
National President Harry Moll announces Robert Tyre of Winnipeg will write the 50 year history of Kinsmen in Canada. Tyre, editor of a Winnipeg business magazine, was selected from Canadian authors. the movement now has 430 clubs and about 14 000 members.
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Harry Moll
Association of Kinsmen Clubs
Robert Tyre
Winnipeg
Canada
Kinsmen
Mr. Tyre
Kinsmenship
Hamilton
New Canadian Institute Opens in Toronto for Mentally Retarded Research
Mentally Retardation Institute officially opens in Toronto to mark Kinsmen Golden Anniversary. It will host the Canadian Association for the Mentally Retarded headquarters and serve as a research clearing house for retardation across Canada. Book orders expected to exceed 10 000 copies before 1970 publication.
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Toronto
Canadian Association For the
Canada
Horticultural Notes Opens Series in The Pas Herald
The Pas Herald begins a new horticultural column to inform readers on gardening practices and where to obtain gardening information. Nurseries in the Prairie Provinces grow hardy plants suited to our climate and a list of Registered Manitoba Nurseries is mentioned.
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The
Pas Herald
Purseries
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Horticultural Meeting on Local Garden Varieties
Attend the 8:00 P.M. February 3 gathering in the Provincial Offices board room hosted by the Agricultural Representative. Slides will show local gardens and discuss what can be grown locally with a focus on annuals and perennials.
Judo Club Opens February Sessions for All Ages
The club reports growing interest with men and women enrolling for February sessions. Classes pair participants by height and weight to maximize benefit, and team matches with out-of-town clubs are being organized. Bi-weekly meetings occur Monday and Friday 7 to 9 P.M. with a gallery for spectators.
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Ated
Judo World Champions Run Practice at The Pas
World champions Douglas and Joe Robinson led a judo practice at The Pas with their proven high ranks. They hold fifth and sixth Dan respectively, showcasing top competition credentials for local athletes.
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Pas Harald
Douglas
Joe Robinson
Judo Training Sessions Announced for February Start
Mr Matthews invites visiting Judoka to drop in as a new training program begins mid February. The next session will be held on Monday and Thursday evenings, continuing a schedule set by the former Lon instructor.
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Matthews
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Fhane Madison
Auction Mart
Minitonas
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Sam's Sells
Sam's
Weston Giant Loaves
Suntype
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Arian
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