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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1964
Page
2
The Pas electorate saw about 70 percent skip the municipal election, echoing Winnipeg Free Press on civic apathy. The piece links local nonvote to democratic decay, noting the right to choose rulers once cost Hungarian, East German, Polish, and Czech communities dearly.
Thirteen people charged with public intoxication appeared in local police court. Twelve could not pay fines and went to jail for 224 days totaling over $3000 in taxpayer costs. One inmate had a prior seventh conviction this year, another an eighth, while others were at various prior counts.
The passage extols Scout movements as the largest youth organizations worldwide. It highlights Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Rover Scouts, Brownies, and Girl Guides as platforms where youth learn to be helpful and serve others, framing Scouting as essential for character and civic development.
A community notice from John Szotowski urges parents to support the Boy Scout Organization. It emphasizes inviting both boys and girls to participate, assist in activities, and contribute to fundraising. The aim is to keep youth off the streets and out of trouble.
The report notes a slow harvest due to a heavy storm with two thirds harvested and a 75 percent earlier estimate. It cites potential funding via the PFAA after a farm survey and mentions Morrish's amended report. A farm welding course is planned at The Pas for March 22 to 30, 1965 with day and night options and fees.
A call for applicants notes a course requires at least fifteen to qualify for admission. The office asks interested individuals to respond at the earliest date.
A reader laments CBC funding and public welfare costs in Canada, arguing taxpayers fund a pampered cultural agenda. The letter criticizes defences by Stanley Knowles and the NDP, urging cheaper, less divisive national programming and restraint on international coverage.
This installment explains the pipe method and driftwood approach for snowball and showman candles. It details tools, steps, and setting times, plus finishing options and a note by The Candie Making Institute in Toronto Ontario.
The government announces plans to revive a Manitoba school for deaf children at Tuuxedo, once a wartime casualty when buildings were handed to the military. The Pas hosts a small class of about eight students, highlighting society’s duty to all children regardless of disability.
A local broadcast schedule from The Dial Electric Co lists daily and hourly television programs. Entries include Test Pattern and Music, Fury, Butternut Square, Ladies First, As the World Turns, Perry Mason, National Schools, Across Canada, Citizen James, The Serial, The Defenders, Perry Como Show, Wendy & Me, Gountry Hoedown, Ben Casey, and CBC News across Mon to Sun with times and channel notes.
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