Community Affairs Notes From The Pas Nostalgic Reflections
Community Affairs columnist revisits The Pas memories with reflections on the late Canon Jack Ivey and the season’s events. The piece highlights local culture including the Manitoba In Literature Workshop at Keewatin College led by Professor David Carpenter, a 4-H Parent Day at MBCI, and ongoing appreciation for local talent amid weather chatter and curling bonspiel results.
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Pas
Jack Ivey
Canon Ivey
Herald
Keewatin Community College
David Car
MBCI
Rb” Clothing
Valley View Club
Native alcohol program expansion eyed to curb abuse
A federal release outlines a new native alcohol abuse program funded at over 3 million yearly for 1975-76 and the next two years. It emphasizes native leadership, regional advisory boards, and collaboration with Health Welfare and Indian Affairs. Critics call for flexible budgets and potential reserve liquor outlets.
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Department of Health & Welfare
Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Canada
Manitoba
Health & Welfare and
Indian Affairs
Northern Development
Beating the price of sugar brownies recipe leaflet
A sugarless brownie recipe from a leaflet titled Corn Syrup How Sweet It Is offers ingredients and steps. It lists corn oil corn syrup eggs flour baking soda salt chocolate chips nuts and yields 36 small squares baked at 325 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes.
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Montreal
Quebec
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Elsie Dave
Penter
Department of English
University of Manitoba
Pas Public Library
Jean Wilson
Cultural Development Council
Hawaii
Churchill
Keewatin Community College Room
Thamas
Jesus
Christ
M. Stewart
Fritz
F. Lloyd Baschak Agent Co-operative Fire & Casualty
Bignell Avenue
St. Regis
Smith Street
A.A. Tingley
Department of Education
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Postal Code
Ben Hanuwhak Minter
Papier Meeevier
Allard’s Shopping Centre
Patrick
Tissue Better Buy
Coffee Mate Oz
Hershey
Red Cross
Winton
Rural Building Construction Wages Board
Board Room
Provincial
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