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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
10
In The Pas nomination day for town council and school board is two weeks away. Citizens show little activity yet. The piece urges fresh faces and new ideas to tackle the community’s new business as The Pas marks its 60th anniversary in 1972.
The Pas Herald explains that letters must be signed by the author or under a nom de plume if requested. When a nom de plume is used the writer's identity remains confidential to the newspaper despite external pressure from readers.
A discussion advocates extending cable TV or a second CBC channel beyond Swan River and Thompson to Dauphin, Flin Flon, Lynn Lake, Snow Lake, and The Pas. Proponents urge Chambers of Commerce, development groups, and civic authorities to pursue broader access to varied programming for Canadians outside major cities.
A letter from local residents urges The Pas citizens to participate in the October 27 election for mayor and council. It notes term changes under the Municipal Act, with three-year terms beginning November and a nominating deadline of October 6. Organizers Ernie Tycoles and John Jebsen invite public contact for information and encourage broad turnout to support a slate of candidates including incumbent Mayor Harry Trager and council members Alex Wilchowy Audrey Batchelor and Doug McBride.
A fragmented TV guide outlines daily airings across September from Thursday to Tuesday, listing programs such as The Mood, My Three Sons, 24 Hours, CBC News, The Rovers, NFL Football, and nature shows. It includes times, show titles, and partial station cues with unclear entries and garbled lines.
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