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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
2
The editor argues values are melting away with entertainment and vice, while sin carries a high price. The message frames the price of sin as divine wrath, and the value of salvation through Jesus Christ as eternal life offered to all who believe, with the invitation to come to Christ for rest.
The Pas Liquor Commission debates access and control as hotels on Edwards Avenue face criticism. Public sessions involve the commission, The Town of The Pas, The Pas Reserve and Wescana Hotels. Officials discuss enforcement, patrons, and possible store reform amid concerns over social ills and per capita wine sales.
Residents debate a three-reading by law to authorize an agreement between The Pas and Armand Pouliot for a parking lot on his Edwards and Second property. Critics call the short term lease a potential subsidy, noting the town bears costs with uncertain recovery while the owner could take over operations.
The Premier of Manitoba signals talks with other Premiers about using provincially owned telephone systems to improve TV coverage in northern areas. He notes CBC’s limits and hints at seeking varied programming beyond federal networks to reach remote communities.
The library features Goldenrod by Herbert Parker a Canadian western about an ex rodeo rider raising his sons after an desertion. The Shape of Elusion by William Barrett centers on a seventh century painting and its influence on viewers. Talking To Myself by Pearl Bailey invites readers into the author’s inner thoughts as a dialogue with the audience. Also noted are Chariots of the Gods and Return To The Stars by Hrnch von Daniken.
The Junior section features Rumors of War by Ron Haggart about the kidnapping of Jamie Cross and I Have A Dream by Time-Life editors on Martin Luther King. The Perez Arson Mystery begins a four part legal back ground series with three youths solving arson. The Children's section includes The Bratchetts by Edith Cooke about five mischievous siblings. The Princess and the Unicorn by Lily Arbore tells of a lonely princess who befriends a unicorn and revels in his color change.
A fragmented TV guide lists daily programs from Ed Allen to CBC News across morning to night slots. Names like Mr Dressup Sesame Street Four Corners and The Rovers appear beside sports and film listings, with dates August 12 to 16 implied.
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