Police Have Last Laugh sparks RCMP probe at Trappers Festival
The Pas story reports a special constable Joseph Pete testifying in a bootlegging case about police actions during the Trappers Festival. He describes undercover work and an on street removal, while newspapers accuse police mistreatment of Indians and call for investigation. The April trial excerpt notes Pete's two years in the Mounted Police.
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the Northern Mail
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National Hospital Week highlights hospital roles in communities
Hospitals across Canada and the United States observe National Hospital Week to boost public understanding of hospital activities. The essay notes hospitals depend on community support, provide more than in patient care, and act as health centres offering education, training, and outreach services for doctors, nurses, and staff.
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United States
Manitoba
Hospitals Drive Medical Research and Public Health
Hospitals perform medical research and testing to improve patient care and reduce costs. They run administrative studies to enhance operations while serving as centers for preventive medicine and education in health and hygiene. Collaboration with public health authorities strengthens teaching and practice of preventive medicine.
Where does the Hospital Dollar go at St. Anthony’s 1963
The Pas chart details the 1963 allocation of one hospital dollar at St. Anthony’s Hospital. It breaks out funding by departments and services, showing how patient care, administration, capital needs, and other costs are covered. The document outlines percentages or shares assigned to key areas for the year.
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ST. Anthony's Hospital
Ahab Spence Receives Honorary Degree at Saskatchewan Convocation
SASKATOON The Rever end Ahab Spence a Swampy Cree Indian and long time Anglican leader educated at The Pas is to be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Saskatchewan spring Convocation. He has served the church in Saskatchewan for 25 years and led Indian education initiatives nationwide.
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Emmanuel College
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Sioux Lookout
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Indian&skime Association of Canada
Rene Tremblay
Immigration and Citizenship
Ottawa
CBCWBT schedule excerpt lists daily TV lineup
The listing shows a multi day schedule from May 13 to May 17 with times and programs including test pattern music, Marry a Millionaire, Mister Rogers, Friendly Giant, Perry Mason, CBC News, The Serial, Alfred Hitchcock, Lucy, Take 30, Razzle Dazzle, The Defenders, and other shows across CBC networks.
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Mr. Fix-it
Red River
CBC News
Children of the World
Travel Unlimited
the Defenders
Telescope
the Nurses
Thriller
Sisnoff
Scarlett Hill
Don Messer
Garry Moore
Desilu Playhouse
London
Arthur Haynes
Patty Duke
Ben Casey
Television schedule excerpt from The Dial Electric Co
The listing shows a day’s broadcast on MA3 3301 at The Pas with Ed, My Three Sons, Hazel, Flashback, Ed Sullivan, Bonanza, Horizon, and CBC News. It includes children's programs like Nursery School and Count of Monte Cristo, plus dramas, games, and features such as Bodyguard and Nature of Things.
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Ed Sullivan
Horizon
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