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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
5
The text discusses survival by instinct versus elimination, Hydro aiding the Indians at Easterville, and the possibility of bringing a Power Line to The Pas. It notes conference communications growing and mentions an ex American Indian Chief who is now head of an Oil Company, asking how many such officials exist.
A reader letter critiques The Trappers' Festival with crowding and sound issues at the Queen ceremony and arena, suggesting a larger hall and better gathering spaces. The piece shifts to memories of the Pas, wartime scenes in Okinawa, and travel anecdotes about aircraft, scaffolding, and local people, closing with family mentions and upcoming plans.
Members of the 745 Town Employees Union approved a resolution urging the federal and Manitoba governments to introduce a national health plan by 1967. Ray Harmatiuk said the union would also request support from MPs Simpson and Jobin and invite comments on Hall Commission recommendations during Canada’s Labour Congress citizenship month campaign.
Week open for public viewing from 7 30 to 10 00 P M features include a window display at Sporting Goods and an Education for a Brighter Future theme. Tuesday March 9 Collegiate Auditorium hosts dances drill plays choir Cree singing and a Tonette ensemble plus a debate between two collegiate teams as finalists in a fifteen team elimination tournament.
The article notes that trophies, including the J. Sylvain Trophy emblematic of collegiate supremacy, will be presented Tuesday evening. It references a 1965 date and mentions Sof duns Grae as a key name, with unclear surrounding details.
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