The Pas 1974 Retrospect Faces New Projects and Paving
The Pas reflects on 1974 with the Indian reserve shopping complex sod-turning led by Jean Chretien, tenant and zoning disputes, and a stalled acoustics fix. Public works garage and Scott Bateman Junior High opened, housing plans move ahead, but the industrial park lacks tenants and access routes. Library plans stall, DREE funding ends, paving dominates 1975 with Western Northlands strategy under review by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Pas Reserve
Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Jean Chretien
the Pas
Otineka Corporation
Kelsey
Public Works
Scott Bateman
Bell Avenue
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Drawing Board
Ron McBryde
Sid Green
Regional Economic Development Committee
Cabinet
Western Northlands
Manitoba
Poem Submission and Community Notices in The Herald
A reader's poem responds to editorial content while letters discuss social issues and protests. The page includes notices of charity canvass results for the Canadian Arthritis Society in Pas, donations totaling 760, and advocacy for epilepsy awareness with contact details for Curt Schell and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Pas
Arthritis Society
Curt Schell
Hamel
Fortier Ave
Clara Martens
Bankers' head predicts modest growth for 1975 Canada economy
J Allan Boyle of Toronto Dominion Bank foresees real output rising 3.5 to 4 percent in 1975 with inflation near 11 percent and unemployment not collapsing. He cites strong business investment, a supportive budget, tax adjustments, and easing rates as factors keeping the economy resilient despite slower growth and ongoing job pressures. Canada’s banks aim to sustain housebuilding amid rate cuts and tax relief on building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Bankers’ Association
J. Allan Boyle
Toronto Dominion Bank
Boyle
Canada
Canadian Cow Beef Stabilization Program Details 1974 75
Cattlemen learn of Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan's four point plan including a cow beef stabilization program running November 16 1974 to April 30 1975 with a $23.21 per hundredweight support price for grades D1 D2 D3 and D4 cows. Producers may receive a deficiency payment of 2 percent of herd per month up to 5 percent, with a 2 cow limit for small herds. Payments align to the period's weighted average price from Toronto Calgary Winnipeg markets. if prices fall the deficiency payment goes directly to producers. The Pas Agricultural Office wishes readers a healthy prosperous 1975. Adios and good sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
U.S
Agriculture
Eugene Whelan
Toronto
Calgary
Winnipeg
Pas Agricultural Office
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Giessen
David Andreychuk
Cleaners
Sunworthy
Kelsey Glass Ltd
LaReose
P.O. Box
The
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Norman Publishers Ltd
Third Street
the Pas, Manitoba
Dauphin Herald Company
Dauphin, Manitoba
Ursula Wohlfarth
Robert F. Hiscox
Optometrist
Flin Flon
Carter
Fischer Avenue
Manitoba Health Services
Vern
Bernstrom
Bankers’ Head
J. A. Boyle
Jebsens Carpet Sale and Service
Charmaine
Woodbine
Winchester
Northern Manitoba Trappers’ Festival
Tommy Makem
Ryan’s
Montcalm
Cyl, Ltd
Carroll Motors
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