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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1964
Page
4
At a Pas special council meeting police voiced unhappiness over lacking full town backing. The editor argues unanimity isn’t required in governance and urges police to improve public image before any social reform programs can succeed in The Pas.
Cont'd letter notes professors shifting pay toward other fields, funding training for future positions, and many moving to high school roles. It highlights exposure to new work areas and implications for academics.
Frances E. Wilmot Sr, Bishop's Messenger notes a recurring annual event where 150 to 200 young people of Indian and White ancestry gather with mothers as hosts and hostesses. The piece highlights ongoing church youth work on the Reserve over at least ten years and calls for broader church reach to more youth.
Due to bad weather many farmers will need new seed next spring. Manitoba growers can purchase bulk certified seed from 24 distributors with less handling and lower costs. Buyers must obtain a seller statement with seed details, and bulk seed must be sown in Manitoba. Over quota delivery covers both bulk and bagged seed, with limits up to 225 bushels of seed or 600 bushels of farm grain, via elevator delivery or purchase order. Virus diarrhoea in Manitoba cattle is also noted, with several herds affected and 22 cattle deaths in one herd.
The article explains a cattle illness spreading in herds with high mortality. Infected animals first lose appetite, suffer diarrhoea, drool, and deteriorate to ulcers in the mouth. There is no available treatment once infection occurs. The disease developed in the United States and may reach Canada.
Canadian National Railiner services to and from Saskatoon began additional passenger stops in the north and south ends of the city on Sunday November 15, with the same date noted for the passenger service start.
Railiner trains begin servicing the new CN terminal attracting passengers from Prince Albert The Pas and North Saskatoon with Richmond as a boarding detrain point. Ladies socialize via 33488.
Regional transit announces service to and from Regina will include a new stop at Clarence Avenue, improving access for riders in the east and west corridors. The change expands route coverage and aims to reduce travel times for commuters.
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