The Pas Herald Endorses Three For Town Council In 1967
The Pas Herald calls for focused leadership in 1967 as it endorses Dr. Mike Tack, Mr. Ivan Taylor, and Councillor Bernstrom. It criticizes high mill rates, arena funding, and slow urban renewal while urging restraint, better town planning, and decisive action on bridge and water subsidy issues. It notes council decorum and seeks men prepared to tackle persistent problems.
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Flin Flon
Mike Tack
Ivan Taylor
Tack
Taylor
Bernstrom
Library Vote Next Wednesday Prompts Civic Lesson
The Pas residents vote next Wednesday on a Public Library, a project run by 1246 members with 40,265 books loaned since 1961. Volunteers seek town support to fund space, a librarian, and ongoing operations, with government grants tied to the local levy.
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Pas
CBC stall noted after talks with Manitoba leaders
Judy LaMarsh writes Mayor Trager that after discussions with Premier Roblin she asked the CBC president to conduct further studies. The remark labels the CBC as stalled and questions whether the corporation will ever grasp the situation in northern Manitoba.
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CBC
Manitoba
Judy LaMarsh
Harry Trager
Roblin
Rubber Stamp Arthur Laing Proposed Indian Reserve Municipalities
In Winnipeg last week Rubber Stamp Arthur Laing voiced a plan to form Indian Reserves into municipalities. The Pas residents question paternalistic policies and wonder why Indians cannot settle more affairs without Indian Affairs interference.
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Arthur Laing
Indian Affairs
Winnipeg
Pas
Laing
A Visit To The Hometown Summary
A writer spends a week in a familiar town, noting perfect weather and exhausting hospitality. Though not his birthplace, decades in local newspapers shaped his sense of home. Main Street buzzes with greetings as familiar shops and a changed hotel facade mark time, while old trees are removed for road widening.
Changing Faces of a Neighborhood
The piece sketches aging neighbors once known for work and play now grizzled or bald. Women with big eyes appear aged, while children have grown into hulking adolescents some with police records. An erstwhile indestructible partner now takes eight colors of pills, yet continuity remains evident as readers are invited to continue on page 3.
Television schedule for October 19 to 24 on The Dial Electric Ge
The publication lists an extended daily program lineup with daytime soap operas, game shows, dramas, comedies, and news across channels. Notable items include As The World Turns, Edge of Night, Green Acres, Bob Hope Theatre, and CBC News with film features and special programs across Wednesday through Monday.
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Manitoba
Don Messer
London
TV Guide Schedule October 21 22 and 25
Listing of weekday and weekend TV programming with times and titles including Flipper Outlook Green Hornet Daktari Get Smart Tommy Hunter Friday Night Movie CFL Football Super Six Frankenstein Jr Bues Bunny Front Page Challenge Ramblin Man Man who loves Redheads sowie Canadian Schools I Love Lucy Time for Adventure The Rounders The Teacher and TV reap eee Night Drama Architecture CBC News Along the Crest Divide Sign Off
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Uncle Waldo
Frankenstein Jr
Bues Bunny
CBC News
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