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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
2
The Herald argues for a town wide by law to fund hard surfacing, noting current 50 percent provincial aid leaves the town largely free of costs while users gain smoother streets. It warns future councils must consider spreading costs if more streets seek paving without government help.
The Pas sees vandalism at the public pool as evidence of disrespect for authority and a need for an educational policy backed by law enforcement. The incident highlights a challenging attitude and requires swift community action.
Reading from the fragmented text, the town police appear centered on Edwards Avenue with patrols confined to main streets. The outline suggests residents seek protection by moving to that block or aligning with a specific patrol pattern in the community.
Fragmented crossword clues mix across lines with partial words and misprints. Readable entries include numbers 43 53 56 66 and hints like island off Ireland and a genus of moths, plus terms about hours, race groups, and a young boy.
Editorial laments police understaffing diverting protection from youth outreach and outlying areas. Critics urge public relations with youths and school patrols while noting safety gaps, a $43 000 annual police cost, and calls to remove blind spots. Also reports a bird nesting project at St Anthony's Hospital and a mining syndicate in The Pas with June meetings.
Readers are reminded that letters to The Editor must be signed by the writer. Pen names may be published only if the writer indicates this request. Letters without a proper signature are filed as wastepaper. Anonymous requests are honored by the Publisher.
The Pas Farmers Association held a regular meeting at Carrot Valley Hall on June 2 with about 25 attendees. George Halliday spoke on a meeting with the Water Control Branch about improved drainage and listed proposals the branch will pursue this year.
A report notes dredging portions of the Pasquia River to lower water in Pasquia Lake and River, boost outlet capacity, clean or deepen malfunctioning drains, and purchase an auxiliary pump. Secretary James Bacon discussed correspondence from the President and United Grain Growers.
Weekly channel guide lists programs for June 9 to June 15. Shows include Dr Who Perry Mason Beverly Hillbillies The Saint Great Movies Merry Andrew and wrestling time slots across Wednesday to Sunday.
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