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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
13
The Pas discussions urge reorganization of Teen Town with parental involvement and church sponsorship. Emphasis shifts from weekly dances to fellowship, cooperation, and activities for teens in local schools. Older youths and married couples may join with chaperones, while public dances could serve those beyond high school.
The Pas resists a nearby national park arguing it would deter the current rustic tourist draw. Proponents say parks attract visitors, but locals fear increased rules and regimentation. The piece notes Cranberry Portage nearby interest yet The Pas would lose out if a park develops.
Residents weigh the costs and benefits of a national park proposal. Critics warn of commercialization and tourism strain while supporters push for parks, mineral rights clarity, and better conservation rules. They urge focusing on roads, lakes, game sanctuaries, and cabin space rather than Ottawa driven plans.
Tom Lamb writes a letter to the editor criticizing the proposed Sask Saskatchewan Bridge site off Edwards Avenue. He argues the plan disrupts Christ Church, the Fire Hall, Town Hall traffic, and Sunday crowds, urging the town to consider an eastern approach or a by pass while noting public doubt after a recent council meeting on the police issue.
A public column argues for early start in conversational French and Ukrainian in Manitoba schools. It contends current Grade 7 grammar lessons do little to bilingualism, urging starting at Grade 1 with trained teachers and addressing practical challenges. It notes the nation’s bilingual stance contrasts with actual classroom practice.
The Dial TV Guide lists daily programming from Wednesday March 29 to Monday April 3, detailing shows like The Living Sea Ed Allen Friendly Giant and soap operas, with news and sign offs. It includes Canadian content such as Manitoba Provincial Affairs and Heritage and various entertainment slots across CBC and local channels.
A raw listing shows daily broadcasts with times for music shows, comedies, dramas, news and features across Friday March 31 to Tuesday April 4. Notable items include Gilligan’s Island, The Man From U N C L E, Hogan’s Heroes, Daktari, The Saint, and CBC News along with several movie and special program slots.
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