The Pas Herald Starts Fourth Year Of Publication
The Pas Herald marks its fourth year as a local newspaper published by Norman Publishers Ltd. The paper affirms community focus with all staff and executives based in The Pas and thanks advertisers, readers, correspondents, and staff for a successful year.
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Pas
Norman Publishers Ltd
Edwards Avenue
Manitoba
Doug McBride
Isves
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Pas Herald
Herald
Fire Prevention and the Three Letter Answer YOU
As Fire Prevention Week returns Canadians confront rising losses and fires mainly from human carelessness. The piece urges personal action by readers to check cords and appliances, clear basements and attics, remove dangerous junk, and stop smoking to reduce fire risk and protect homes and families.
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Canada
Fire warnings ignored as cemeteries fill with victims
A warning-laden message stresses that fire deaths are preventable and urges residents to heed safety advice. It notes cemeteries are filled with those who did not wake up in time and labels such deaths as preventable statistics in the annual fire record. It cautions the public that fire prevention is for everyone, not just others.
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Tume
Manitoba Prefers Province Wide Daylight Time Extension
The Manitoba premier hints at reexamining Daylight Saving Time legislation. The paper notes uniform provincial time from June to September and argues for a province wide shift to avoid Winnipeg Toronto two hour differences and to aid farmers and golfers. Rural areas show fewer objections to extending Daylight Time.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Toronto
Extension Advisory Council Likely For Pasquia Area
Doug M. Gourlay reports that an Extension Advisory Council may organize for the Pasquia area before next month’s end. It aims to aid Agriculture and Home Economics extension programs, improve district contacts, and raise awareness of available resources, with about 15 representatives including at least five women. Two meetings are held annually.
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Pasquia
Rahl's Island
Wanless
Pas
Appointment terms for council and frontier rye variety FRONTIER
The arci cultural representative and the Home Economist initiate appointments for a new council with three year terms and annual retirements. Some councillors remain to be recruited and potential appointees are urged to respond. A news release announces a new rye variety FRONTIER from Dakold and Petkus, winter hardy and higher yielding, with seed ready for 1925 harvest.
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Arcicultural
Frontier
Dakold
Petkus
Canada Savings Bonds 1964 Issue Roars On Sale Across Canada
Government backed secured savings bonds for 1964 hit the market across Canada. The issue promises an attractive return with a risk free profile, aiming to top the best seller list as investors seek secure returns.
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Canada
1964 Bonds Offer Easy Purchase with Payroll Plan
New bonds pay an average yield of 37 percent if held to ten years with annual interest starting at 0.5 percent and rising over time. A $100 bond matures at $159.30. Canadians bought $1,245 million in bonds last year, with $228.7 million purchased by payroll plan employees. In Manitoba $60.4 million were bought, $8.1 million via payroll deductions. Bonds are available cash or installments through banks and dealers and may be cashed at full face value plus earned interest. Payroll plan director for the prairie region is William S. Dunlop and Manitoba organizers are Larry R. Barr, H.G. Mackey, J.R. Macpherson, and Alan S. Robinson. Slogan: Easy to buy Simple to cash Good to keep.
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Manitoba
Prairie Region
William S. Dunlop
Larry R. Barr
H.G. Mackey
J.R. Macpherson
Alan S. Robinson
Television Schedule for October Four-Week Display
A detailed daily TV guide listing programs and times from Wednesday October 7 to Sunday October 1. Includes news, dramas, comedies, sports, and signoffs with shows such as Perry Mason The Fugitive The Beverly Hillbillies and World Series coverage.
World Series and CBC Schedule on Tuesday Night
Canadian TV listing shows a lineup from The Dial Electric Co. to Signoff with programs including Eye to Eye, CBC News, and a World Series segment. Highlights feature Dangerous drama and comedy with Jack Benny and Danny Kaye in prime time.
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Don Messer
Danny Kaye
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