Local tax debate and bridge issue draw outside interest
The Herald notes Winnipeg papers pick up The Pas tax grants and Churchill The Pas Reserve land talks with both sides prompting statements from mayor government and company officials. A Pas Indian Band spokesman backs a three way meeting among the Band town and government to resolve the bridge issue after months of muddle.
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Herald
Churchill Forest Industries
Pas
Winnipeg Daily
Churchill
Winnipeg
Bolshoi Walks Off Canadian Telecast Over Wage Clash
The Bolshoi ballet troupe canceled a planned CBC telecast during Expo Centennial duties after a wage dispute. CBC insisted on paying performers at union minimum rates, while Bolshoi claimed weekly salaries were sufficient, but refused to accept the CBC terms. The bust left a no show and a moral about funding.
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Montreal
Bolshoi Ballet Company
Bolshoi Bante
Ers
CBE Television
People’s
CBC
Bolshoi
Winnipeg Tribune
Three Kelsey School Board members to retire this year
The Pas residents learn that three present Kelsey School Board members intend to retire by year end. Jack Berg Cal Gibson and Bill McLean have served education in The Pas faithfully, facing new schools rising costs and contract talks. Replacements will be found but will take time. the search is on.
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Kelsey School Board
Yoare
Mena
Jack Berg
Cal Gibson
Bill McLean
Pas
Kelso
Manitoba
Messrs. Berg
Gibson
McLean
The Pas Council Considers Police Costs and Eighth Constable
The Pas Town Council debated hiring an eighth RCMP constable amid public disturbances. Councillor Batchelor pushed for a study on police costs and provincial or federal subsidy, and the council approved the extra officer effective April 1 while seeking outside funding. The issue centers on local tax burden and province’s role in police expenses with debate over the magistrate's salary and overall police costs.
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Pas
RCMP
Audrey Batchelor
Batchelor
Rhe
Attorney General's Department
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Vern Bernstrom
Trager
Edwards Avenue
Government polices at The Pas blamed for local liquor control woes
A letter argues the government shirks liquor sales policing at The Pas and skirts local realities by claiming policing is a municipal matter while criticizing grants in lieu of taxes. The writer urges direct government responsibility and questions policy alignment with The Pas conditions.
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Pas
Daily Broadcast Schedule for Dial Electric Co
The schedule lists a September 13 lineup with test patterns music and daytime soap operas from 12:00 Luncheon Date through 2:30 Coronation Street and 3:00 Take 30, plus evening programs including Mission Impossible and CBC News. It continues with late night shows and a September 14 segment ending around 4:00 with Commupigate.
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Centennial International
CBC News
Guiding Light
Ed Allen
Edge of Night A.nn
Forest Rangers
Pavilion
Red Skelton
Public Eye
TV Guide Schedule excerpt for September weekend
A fragment listing TV programs across two days with times and shows including The Beverly Hillbillies High Chaparral CFL Football CBC News The Ice Palace Sign Off and Sunday highlights such as Gardening with Stan CBS Soccer Walt Disney Green Acres Ed Sullivan Show Bonanza Struggle for Peace and The Rising of the Moon
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Stan
TV Schedule Fragments for Canadian Stations
A fragmented listing shows programs across days with times such as 5:00 Sunshine Canada and 6:00 nd Town, including The Citadel, Don Messer's Jubilee, Front Page Challenge, and CBC News among others. It outlines full day lineups with talk shows dramas and news slots.
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Sunshine Canada
Canada
Century West
Dick Powel
T.E. Lawrence
CBC News
The
Dial Electric Co
Mr. Piper
Don Messer
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Third Street
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Genada
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Ottawa
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