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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1971
Page
3
The Pas Ladies Golf Club closes its season with a 9 hole Handicap Tournament for members who have 10 score cards. A Get Acquainted Tournament is planned for players without 10 cards. Both events begin at 1:00 p.m. with shotgun starts, prizes awarded to the top three finishers.
Brownies registration starts Monday September 20 at 4 00 p m in the United Church basement with a starting age of seven. Mothers interested in helping should attend with their child. Miss Susan Hollman has returned to Long Lake Ontario to resume studies in sciences and music after a month in The Pas. relatives wish Gladys and Edgar Shorty Gamache a holiday on their overseas tour departing September 14. Shorty says he will take his best gal Cherie on a second honeymoon and expects to be back for hockey season.
Jim Fasano represented the Kelsey Division Association at a three day Manitoba Teachers' Society professional development seminar held at St. Benedict's Educational Centre in West St. Paul from August 31 to September 2. About 60 Manitoba teachers attended along with 35 Society representatives and members of the provincial executive and nine affiliated groups. The seminar aimed to prepare local professional development chairmen to support teacher成长 and to promote a more relevant, dynamic, child centred education with greater community involvement.
The remark argues that incompetent members should be compelled to participate in training and certification for future teachers, ensuring better standards. It emphasizes that improving teacher preparation requires hands on reform and accountability across institutions.
The article urges gardeners and horticulturists to act now for a better next year. It recommends restraining watering until late October, letting perennials and lawn grasses harden, storing the lawn mower, tackling dandelions with 2-4D amine, and tidying vegetable beds by removing tops and weeds before the first frost.
The article advises protecting evergreens by ensuring moisture reaches roots as sap rises in March. It also recommends cutting grass to three inches, removing clippings, applying fertilizer, and using seed dressing to prevent snow mold and keep lawns healthy for spring.
Donations to the Can Heart Foundation may be mailed to A R Hayes Box 686 The Pas. Receipts will be mailed.
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