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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1967
Page
8
The article recalls the four year journey from mud filled St Lawrence piles to a thriving Expo site in Quebec City. It notes early Canadian pessimism about Expo crossing a disastrous fate and after generations of doom saying it would flop. The piece credits the event as the greatest show on earth.
A travelogue recounts the Expo with gaiety and courtesy, noting bilingual parking signs and a minor accident. The writer laments guidebook chaos, highlights a captivating crowd including many beautiful women, and juggles family chaos, bare feet, and vendor pavilions while urging a visit.
Education minister Geo Tee Johnson announces a revised science program for Manitoba schools from grades one to twelve. The plan emphasizes observation, classification, and simple experiments with reduced teacher instruction and greater student participation. About 450 schools and 2100 classes will implement the changes this term, with geography and history also updated for Grade 7.
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