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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 28, 1968
Page
8
The article notes 165000 houses built last year with better amenities but cites high land, material, and mortgage costs. It questions how long the Government can avoid direct housing involvement and promises outlined solutions next week. Toronto Telegram News Service
A reader questions town notices from The Pas listing dog license due dates February 1 and asks why enforcement of no dogs running at large has not been applied. The letter argues for clearer notices and consistent enforcement.
The Friendship Centre invites design submissions for a new letterhead. Submit by March 4 1968 to Box 1724 or to the Friendship Centre at 134 Edwards Avenue. A $10 award will be given for the best design.
Swan River officials consider raising German Shepherd license fees to 50 dollars while The Pas charges seven to fifteen dollars. The writer, Pat Moreton, argues for stronger enforcement of dog laws to protect children, suggesting Swan River families may deserve greater protection.
A community member argues the Anglican Church blocks building a large sports complex on Devon Island due to a caveat. He warns removing the caveat could cost taxpayers, cites cost of excavation, lack of artificial ice, and past failed projects, urging unity to complete a suitable facility with taxpayer benefit.
The tourism minister Hon. Sterling R. Lyon Q C announced a new travel film titled Fish Naturally. The 13 1/2 minute film is produced by the department and aims to promote fishing travel and local recreation.
Western Films Limited of Winnipeg features photographer Steve Solilo and Chicago fly rod expert Bill Cullerton in a 16mm color sport fisherman's film set north of 53 in Manitoba. Lake Athapapuskow and Kississing Lake host trout and trophy northern fish, yielding Master Angler awards in recent years. The film targets Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom with a potential audience of about five million.
Dr. Stuart Carey in his mid forties announces his candidacy for council. He highlights decades of medical practice, hospital administration, and community service in The Pas including Boy Scouts leadership and medical officer duties. He stresses rink fire safety and coordinated town valley reserve protection, asking votes for March 1 1968.
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