Split in The Pas over religious instruction in public schools
The Pas faces a two camp split as Protestant clergy clash over allowing religious instruction during school hours. A Roman Catholic petition prompted the School Board to approve half hour weekly classes, affecting about 1000 students if other denominations join. The move mirrors Winnipeg’s similar petition at Daniel McIntyre Collegiate.
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Religious instruction clash over Public School Act in The Pas
In The Pas the school board voted to accept a religious instruction petition, while Winnipeg faced a court path over the act. Clergy urge interdenominational instruction and warn against secularism, stressing Christian unity and democratic rights amid a heated public dispute.
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Carrolls Hardware Television Log January 1963 Schedule
Television schedule snippet listing daily programming from January 30 to February 5 1963. Includes test patterns talk shows dramas comedies cartoons and children's programs with times across multiple channels and hours. The log notes titles such as Mr Fix it My Three Sons Perry Mason Telephone number for social inquiries.
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