Recreation meeting invites gardeners and experts in June
Monthly meeting in the Provincial Building on Monday June 14 at 730 PM invites anyone interested in learning about the best plants trees and vegetables to grow. Non members welcome. A limited sale of bedding plants will occur. The Pas Horticultural Society sponsors a garden show on August 18 with a junior category for flowers and vegetables. Also notes on Festival of Arts activities in music painting ceramics photography drama and dance as part of the Manitoba Holiday Festival.
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Pas Horicultural Society
Manitoba
Arts festival at Neepawa offers summer courses again
July 4 to 16 festival in Neepawa features painting ceramics photography creative drama and movement plus chorale instrumental and creative music workshops. New recorder section led by instructors from Mennonite Bible College and St James Collegiate with staff from Brandon and Winnipeg. Registration details from University of Manitoba Extension Division and Manitoba Holiday Festival of Arts.
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Neepawa
Rec
George Wiebe
The
Mennonite Bible College
Winnipeg
Victor Davies
Muriel Milgrom
St. James Collegiate
Brandon
Dwane Hendricks
Gissur Eliasson
University of Manitoba
Bill Chody
Art Horsfall
Forum Art Institute
Gloria Shapiro
David Lathan
Manitoba Theatre Centre School
Hendrika Tasnadi-Nagy
Elmwood High School
Henry Kalen
Department of Community Studies, Extension Division
Manitoba Holiday Festival of Arts, Inc
Box 252
Manitoba
Manitoba moves to license tourist outfitters bill
Final reading given to Bill 6 in the Manitoba Legislature to license outfitters and set standards for supplies services and equipment for angling hunting camping boating and other outdoor recreation. Introduced by Peter Burtniak the act aims to protect tourists from inferior equipment and services urged by the Manitoba Tourist Association and citizens.
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Manitoba
Department of Tourism and Recreation
Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Peter Burtniak
Step To Prevent Bone Disorders From Early Pregnancy Disturbances
Scientists may have found a common origin to many speech or growth problems in children. Early investigation and treatment could eliminate defects, especially in the face and skull. Disturbances in early pregnancy may exaggerate issues while heredity plays a factor. All tested children were normal at birth but had many infancy infections, including pneumonia, and poor appetites with feeding through the nose.
Hidden cleft palate linked speech delay in children study
Canadian Dental Association notes children with submucous cleft palates show slow speech, hidden clefts felt rather than seen, bone retardation, receding chins, small cheekbones, open bite, finger toe defects, and sensory deficits in taste and smell. All subjects were healthy otherwise and required repeated testing to detect tastes.
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Canadian Dental Association
Mail Social to Reg Box 173 The Pas
A brief postal notice directs recipients in The Pas to mail a social mail item to registration box 173. The fragment indicates a simple address instruction without additional details or context.
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Kerr’s Furs
Rickburn’s Ltd
Pas
Carnegie
Gulf Oil Products
Rambler
PHON
Electrolux
Jack Sinclair
Twin Motors
Twin Motors Ltd
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dodge
P.O. Box
the Pas
Burtniak
Manitoba Tourist Association
Wallace
M.B.C.I
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