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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1971
Page
22
Community spirit hinges on a rallying point like the Trappers Festival. The Pas seeks events that unite residents amid diverse interests values and morals among would be participants and asks if a broad menu can attract all.
The piece argues the festival should attract influential residents and unite diverse groups. It stresses including those not drinking or involved in liquor culture, supporting those fighting alcoholism, and honoring strong religious morals, calling for neighborly tolerance so everyone feels welcome and part of a respectable community.
A citizen of The Pas criticizes a Winnipeg professor for an unflattering Viewpoint segment about The Pas. He urges CBC to air a citizen letter and allow locals to defend their town before broader Canada. He notes 27 days without response and warns viewers may forget the issue.
A correspondent rebuts Hugh Johnston's Feb 3 column arguing that government spending of 60,000 on a Poor People's convention in Toronto is small compared with broader costs. The letter insists poor people must be involved for solutions and endorses such meetings as valuable amid other global expenditures.
A letter argues unemployment in The Pas stems from economic and political systems rather than laziness. It cites two permanent ads in a local paper, notes hiring at K C C and cites national joblessness figures, urging focus on inflation while condemning apathy claims.
Canadian Cancer Society invites donations and memorial gifts via mail to A. R. Box 686 The Pas. Readers are urged to send contributions or memorials to support cancer care and awareness programs.
The speaker argues the solution lies in creating a political and economic framework that functions without inflation or unemployment, serving the people rather than criticizing the so called little guy for the current economy. BAYNISH BASSETT
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