MOC TEL Cont'd Spending Controversy in Parliament
The record notes debate over a £19 million funding proposal not yet passed by Parliament. It references ministerial remarks and ongoing scrutiny of the spending measure.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
9
The record notes debate over a £19 million funding proposal not yet passed by Parliament. It references ministerial remarks and ongoing scrutiny of the spending measure.
The article notes calls for CBC to spend more in northern Manitoba with Parliament's approval while referencing the 1967 Canadian National Exhibition. It mentions local groups like Moccasin Flats and cultural events at The Pas, plus remarks about patience with traffic around a new Vocational School and other community upgrades.
The Pas Extension Advisory Council met April 14 in the Provincial Building with 18 present. Lorraine Schark and Doug Gourlay reported on winter extension meetings, with Mrs. Glen Allen noting attendance at the December Provincial Conference in Winnipeg. Guest speaker H Tolton of Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation spoke on the program history and future, noting over 50 percent of farmers can join. prospects look bright for the area within three years. Proposals included equipment demonstration and weed control discussions with follow up inquiries.
The notice describes an Ice Worm toy or accessory made from white rabbit fur with a brown eyed tongue. It features a red Jeep tongue and is worn on clothing. Fred Kerr sends one to Aarhus to prove its existence and hopes it will surpass the Shaganapee Tie in popularity and price.
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