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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
3
Laurier leads the Liberal party to victory in 1896 restoring stable government in Canada and remains premier through 1911. Known for persuasive rhetoric, he spearheaded the Dominions revolt at the 1897 colonial conference, opposing Britain’s push for a centralized imperial government.
The text recalls prime minister Laurier defending national unity against imperial and provincial challenges. It notes his opposition to French-Canadian parochialism and Quebec separatism led by Henri Bourassa, and his enduring faith in Canada asserting the twentieth century would belong to the country.
The guide explains swathing versus straight combining for rape crops, emphasizing swathing when green and seeds brown. It details cut level, swath anchor, and combine adjustments: wide cylinder, slow travel, shake to separate, front clearance 1/4 to 1 inch, rear 1/8 to 1/4 inch, reduced fan speed, wide open shutters, and windboard aiming to keep seed from tail-end loss. Rape threshes best when wheat is hard to thresh.
The Friendship Center at The Pas Reserve schedules a public meeting to set this year’s course. Program Director Joe Ross mentors Metis and Reserve youth as Little League and Pony League teams face playoffs amid coaching changes and practice shortages. The Center considers relocating with a survey to pick a suitable site.
Conrad Hagger, president of the Breckenridge Rotary Club in Minnesota, spoke at a Rotary Luncheon in Westminster United Church auditorium about his impressions from a vacation in Northern Manitoba. The attendance enabled him to maintain Rotary ties.
Visiting Rotarians Frank Willett of Nanaimo and Duff White of Flin Flon attend the club. Rev Earl McDonald is welcomed as a new member. Thursday September 8 marks Ladies Night with Governor Jack Veitch and his wife from Selkirk Manitoba in attendance. All committee chairmen are requested to have their reports ready.
Bob Walton reports attendances show four 100 percent attendees while Jack Kennedy leads by a 2 percent margin. The tally reflects a close turnout in the meeting with Kennedy ahead and Walton noting the strong showing of the four attendees.
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