Labour should lean together in The Pas area
A Manitoba writer urges that organized labour in The Pas and District form a joint Labour Council. He argues a single body would better represent residents to town councils and school boards, complement service clubs and the Chamber of Commerce, and provide a unified voice on municipal costs and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas
Chamber of Commerce
The
Pas and District Labour Council
Lottery profits fund Manitoba recreation and future needs
Recreation minister Rene Toupin notes six figure lottery profits reaching $600000.00 for Manitoba programs while The Pas eyes a six figure sports complex. Critics question how much of these lottery proceeds stay in The Pas and under what conditions capital grants are available beyond one time allocations like the $20000.00 Winton pool grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Toupin
Manitoba
Pas
Margaret Sarbour
Winton
Recreation and
Ours
Rights and duties of the press highlighted in ethics essay
The piece argues for a free press and journalist source protection. It cites a Mary Tyler Moore episode where Mary goes to jail rather than reveal a source, and discusses ethics in a small town paper The Pas Herald resisting pressure to withhold a story about a council proposal. It insists news must inform the public despite private or official pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary Richards
Mary
Pas Herald
Herald
Nixon
Northern Manitoba items and lodging in The Pas spotlight
Notes from The Pas cover cement price shifts before a strike and questions over quantity discounts. The letter also reports TransAir travel delays to Winnipeg and The Pas, a Robinson Stores move into Otineka Mall, new USA teachers in Kelsey School Division, and Thompson riding delegates to Manitoba PC leadership with Sid Spivak backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Stores
Otineka
Kelsey
U.S.A
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Pas
Thompson
Progressive Conservative Party
Sid Spivak
Spivak
Joan Wright
Joan Somerville
Lloyd Alvrey
Carol Beauchamps
Anna Denby
Zodiac Forecast Sparks Budget Caution and Cosmic Surprises
September forecast cautions Aries to curb spending as distant events may affect partners. Gemini warned against overanalyzing love, while Moonchild hints at avoiding loans. Leo faces a pride driven tug of war and Virgo resists tempting risks. Libra truth telling at others’ expense. Scorpio sees authority changes, Sagittarius expects hard work payoff. Aquarius foresees mysterious experiences, Pisces resolves tight spots with surprising answers.
Provincial and federal boundaries and politics in Manitoba and beyond
A Manitoba column notes timing issues for a column, discusses federal boundary changes affecting The Pas and Churchill, CBC remarks on B C Premier Dave Barrett, and critiques intergovernmental blame in Winnipeg. It also mentions local projects at Kin Court and a new pumping station, with reflections on municipal and provincial roles. It ends with a quip about an Alberta mayor contending a local MLA should not run a paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.W.A
Henry Budd
Neepawa
Out of Winnipeg
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Management Committee of Cabinet
Cabinet
Northern Affairs
Gimil
N.D.P
Flin Flon
Northern’ Transportation
Churchill
Interlake
Pas
Grand Rapids
Easterville
CBC
B.C
Dave Barrett
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Kin Court
Alberta
M.L.A
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Ape
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Wes
Winnipeg Air Terminal
Yellowknife
Doug McBride
Sterling Lyon
Cliff Alguire
Ted Hinchcliffe
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
P.o.box
Norman Publishers Ltd
Third Street
the Pas, Manitoba
Dauphin Herald Company Limitedauphin
Russell Preston
Canada
Traveller Restaurant
Nick Georgeou
Boler
Texaco P.O
Gordon Ave