Debate on Education Costs Echoes in The Pas
The Pas voters turnout at the school by law vote was about 25 percent with under 500 casting ballots. The piece questions whether abstainers lacked interest or opposed financing, citing concerns on costs, staffing, and the broader education system. It notes dissatisfaction with curriculum, teacher wages, and political stances on separate schools and rights. Notices follow regarding creditors and estate administration.
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Pas
Provincial School Trustees Association
Department of Education
Manitoba
No clear action described on finance field reforms
The passage argues that concrete steps, even silencing self appointed experts, could foster better finance practices. It suggests parents would accept expenses if they witness less bickering and some positive actions toward improvement.
Manitoba Cabinet Ministers Receive Salary Increases
The Pas area notes the 10 percent freight rate rise and civil service pay hikes as part of Manitoba's broader wage era. Officials point to potential discontent in the civil service as Premier Roblin links provincial wage growth to inflationary pressures. Cabinet ministers defend the increases amid regional economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Civil Service
Pas
Roblin
Notice to creditors in the estate of Joseph Kryszczuk
The estate of Joseph Kryszczuk late of The Pas Manitoba farmer is open for claims. All claims must be verified and mailed to Box 755 The Pas Manitoba by October 29 1966. This notice is dated September 12 1966 and issued by Neil G MacPhee Q C.
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Andrew Paterson
The
Pas
Manitoba
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Guaranty Trust Company of Canada
Per. N.G, Macphee, Q.C
Alexander
Ellis
the Pas
N.G. Macphee
Q.C
William Henry Bereau
Barber
Manithis
Neil G, Macphee
Executrix
Joseph Kryszczuk
Joseph Kryshchuk
Joseph Kryschuk
A.D
Neil G. Macphee
Rapeseed in Manitoba Hit Hard by Fungal Diseases
Dr. W. C. McDonald of the Canada Department of Agriculture reports severe rapeseed disease in northwestern Manitoba after an inspection of Swan River Valley. Black spot and staghead threaten yields with up to 20 percent losses from black spot and about five percent from white rust.
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Manitoba
W. C. McDonald
Canada Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Swan River Valley
McDonald
Saskatchewan
Swan River
Indian Head
Cranberry Portage Meeting Discusses Net Fishing Plans
At the Northern Manitoba Tourist Camp Operators meeting held at Lakeside Lodge on September 10, attendees discussed net fishing in Athapap and Cranberry Lakes and related program notes.
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Manitoba
Lakeside Lodge
Athapap
Cranberry Lakes
Lodge Leaders Gather for Pine Point Camp Meeting
DickLee, Joe Williams of Viking Lodge and other lodge members attended the meeting. Roy Vickery discussed a regional aid program for lodges including guides and a forthcoming school of instruction for camp help.
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DickLee
Joe Williams
Viking L
Cap Anderson
Caribou Lodge
Howard Playford
Tonopah
Stan Bowles
Athapap Lodge
Mr. Fauld
Pine Point
Mrs. Reeves
Ptarmagin
Lakeside
Royickery
Constable
Vickery
Nice Dial Electric Go T V Guide September TV Schedule
The page lists September daytime and evening TV listings by date and channel including shows like Milestones of the Century Mad Movies World of Wooster McHale's Navy Green Acres Bob Hope Theatre What A Chassis TBA Take 30 Summer Camp Country Style Cuisine The Hero Man From U N C L E Telescope Hogan's Heroes Ville Marie Centennial CFL Football Tennessee Tuxedo Wrestling CBC Sports Snooker Jr Bu Land Life peng che Land Sot of Music Kevetly Hillbillies Great Movies CBC News Sign Off Test Pattern Hancocks Half Hour Klahamie Summer Camp.
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RCMP
Bonnie Prudden
Marsille
Lenny Br
CBC News
U.N.C L.E
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Norman Publishers Ltd
Third Street
Doug McBride
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Bert Graham
Cranberry Portage
Jack McLeod
Dial Electric Co
Don Messer
T.V. Guide
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