Beginning of The Pas Sports Complex Moves Tonight
The Town Council in The Pas will rewrite terms for a Study Committee tonight to evaluate a new complex at Devon Park. Decisions on including a swimming pool and the future of the current pool, plus costs and unit scope, will shape next fall's by law vote.
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Pas
Devon Park
Trager
Dee's
Elk's
Nor-Lite Hall
Guy Hall
Audrey Batchelor
Vern Bernstrom
The Pas Hosts Manitoba Urban Association Midseason Meet
The Pas welcomed Manitoba Urban Association delegates for its largest midseason meeting. About 180 attendees registered last Sunday after 102 initial registrations with 50 to 60 expected. Mayors and guests praised hospitality, with souvenirs for ladies and fur ties for visiting mayors.
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Manitoba Urban Association
Trager
Flin Flon
Thompson
Swan River
Dauphin
Complex funding plan outlined with phased public support
The article urges broad public and private contributions to cover a down payment for a new complex. It notes long term payments, moral support, and that the facility will be built in stages, with extras added as the town grows and industry arrives.
Bridge to Edwards Avenue Near Sports Complex Draws Debate
Town residents express concerns over a new bridge leading from Edwards Avenue past the Sports Complex. Critics cite traffic flow, pedestrian safety for children, and call for reconsideration after petitions failed to move politicians. The location controversy may push reasonable decisions forward.
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Edwards Avenue
Common Honesty and the Erosion of Trust
A Lakeside News piece argues common honesty underpins daily Canadian life as merchants extend credit and most people are decent. It notes rising petty theft before Christmas, with shoplifting by women and discount solicitations by repairmen as examples, urging individuals to guard integrity.
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Pinkerton's
Lakeside News
Newspaper quality and business pressures cited after World Journal Tribune collapse
The World Journal Tribune failed due to poor editing, layout, and writing, facing strong suburban competition and rising labor costs. The article argues newspapers survive only if they meet readers expectations and balance costs with income, noting ongoing industry challenges.
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New York World Journal Tribune
North America
America
World Journal Tribune
TV Guide Schedule May 17 22 describing daily shows and times
A TV guide page lists programs from May 17 to May 22 with daily start times including test patterns news and various dramas comedies musicals and special features. Notable entries include Green Acres Bob Hope Theatre and Ed Sullivan with sign offs and film listings.
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Ed Allen
Peggy Neville
CBC News
Son of Samson
TV Schedule and Local Listings Montage
A dense schedule lists daily and upcoming programs with show names and time slots. Items include Mark of Zorro Gilligan's Island View From Here Occasional Wife Man From U N C L E Telescope Hogan's Heroes Cine Club Canadian Wildlife Time Tunnel Sign Off plus late night offerings and calendar notes for Friday and Tuesday listings. The page merges programming with a brief service pitch for home repairs and 24 hour diagnosis.
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N.C.L.E
Dial Electric Co
Don Messer
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