Town council sets $600 lot value for Ross Avenue property
The Pas town council approved a $600 per three-lot price on Ross Avenue between First and Second Streets to aid a hospital expansion plan. Critics argue this figure is unrealistically high compared with surrounding land values and future municipal costs, urging reassessment before street closure bylaw proceeds.
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Pas
Ross Avenue
First
Edwards
Fischer
Government Land Acquisition Branch
Ross
Sad council critique on bicycle safety and town dog issues
Councillor Audrey Batchelor laments nighttime bicycles without lights or reflectors while criticizing council for prior inaction on bike safety. Knights of Columbus supporters recall three years of safety clinics that lacked cooperation and were abandoned. The piece notes cyclists ignore signs, ride against traffic, and dogs roam licenses scarce, urging better enforcement and revenue to fund dog catchers.
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Audrey Batchelor
Knights of Columbus
Kc's
Pas
Hiatt
Coutroil
Voices of Reform and Third Parties in Canadian Politics
The piece traces Canada’s multi party history beyond two parties noting roles of agrarian movements like United Farmers of Ontario and Alberta, the Progressive party, and the Labour-Progressive shift from 1921 to 1943. It highlights reformist influence of minor parties on Liberals and Conservatives and the rise of the Communist rooted Labour-Progressive line.
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Canada
Ottawa
Reform
Agrarian
United Farmers’ of Ontario
United Farmers of Alberta
Alberta
Progressive Party
Red Star
Canadian Communist Party
Labor-Progressive Party
The
Farmers of
Western Canada
T. A. Crerar
House of Commons
Canadian CCF to New Democratic Party Evolution
The piece traces the socialistic Cooperative Commonwealth Federation founded in 1932 by J Woodsworth, its advocacy for social welfare like pension plans and hospital insurance, and its 1961 transformation into the New Democratic Party under J T Douglas who led Saskatchewan’s first socialist government.
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Socialistic
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Party
J. §. Woodsworth
CCF
New Democratic Party
J T. C. Douglas
Tommy Douglas
North America
Saskatchewan
Dial Electric Schedule Aims for Midweek Lineup
A historical listing shows a Wednesday schedule with test pattern and various early evening programs from 12:30 to 11:00 including As The World Turns Radisson Tell The Truth Bonnie Prudden and Milestone of the Century. The following Thursday continues with Luncheon Date To Tell the Truth Milestones of the Century and diverse shows ending with CBC News.
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Radisson
Bonnie Prudden
McClure
India
Jeannie
Sahara
RCMP
Forest Rangers
Gilligans Island
Lenny Breau
Flmer Gantry
CBC News
U.N.C.L.E
Don Messer
Macao
Wojeck
Archbishop of
Canterery
Hannibal
TV Guide September 13–19 Schedule Highlights
A compact listing of daytime and prime time programs across September 13 to 19. Highlights include Tennessee Tuxedo Ed Sullivan Bonanza Perry Mason and Hey Landlord with weeknight and weekend blocks plus news segments, sign offs, and documentary features.
TV Schedule Fragments From September Listings
A fragmentary TV schedule lists program times and titles across days in September. Programs include The Mark The Man From U N C L E Gilligans Island The Saint The Red Skelton Hour and CBC News with varying start times and blocks.
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P.O. Box
the Pas
Norman Publishers Ltd
Third Street
Menttoba
Doug McKride
Cas
Post Office Department
Walt McCarter
Gressive Party
Progressives
Alan
Sylvia
T.V. Guide
Dial Electric Co
Pal
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