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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
2
The Pas will host a pilot study to measure the economic impact of tourism, the first of its kind in western Canada. The Herald urges community cooperation as officials expect startling results and a boost to tourism conscious plans for growth.
A National Employment Service view stresses the value of high school education as crucial for earnings and career prospects. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports 14 to 19 year olds faced a 10.3 percent unemployment rate in 1964, versus 4.7 percent overall, highlighting the payoff of staying in school and pursuing specialized training.
The text argues that dropping out costs about 42 000 dollars in lost earnings. It highlights many Canada job opportunities for educated individuals who think clearly and apply discipline. It stresses on-the-job training or further study as essential to success and frames schooling decisions as vital for youth.
Ambrose Hills reflects on the difference between romance and love among teens. He urges readers to enjoy romance without confusing it with lasting love, stressing patience, personal growth, and readiness for true commitment.
Letter to the editor urges The Pas residents to donate blood at the Canadian Red Cross clinic at Elks Hall on June 2. The writer notes hospital usage rising from 1960 to 1964 and calls for at least one pint per person yearly to prevent outside subsidization. emphasizes safety, coffee, and the life-saving value of donations.
The schedule shows programming for May 19 to May 24 with a mix of drama, news, comedy, and Western features. Highlights include Dr. Who Perry Mason and Ed Sullivan and a special Saturday night lineup.
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