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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1966
Page
3
The text notes Smiley contemplates saving $800 to cover college fees and questions the practicality of the method. It references efforts aided by several people, implying a discussion about feasible financial support.
A columnist laments mounting debts from a fly now pay later plan and a credit card. A holiday looms funded by debt, while a speeding ticket, broken vacuum, faulty door lock, dental issue, and a larger tax bill follow. The note hints at possible Rockies crash and prolonged repayment.
Mr. Smith visited the Centre asking about Indians and the Law, sparking an insightful talk. Reva Robinson studied preschool children on the Reserve and joined for coffee. The Swan River meeting on September 16 will review Centre movement and prepare a brief activity report. The Pas Friendship Centre hosts Company of Young Canadians on September 12. Joe Ross met with Indian Metis for the Reserve Sports Day. Birch Bark News plans its next issue, due before month’s end. Watch for Indian Legends.
Mr and Mrs Davidson resided at The Pas from 1923 to 1936 where he worked in plumbing and heating. Mrs Davidson is survived by son Charles of Flin Flon. The notice cites a church date August 19 and honors their lived years.
Frederick William Anderson of 191 Clermont Avenue Norwood died August 17 1966 at Winnipeg General Hospital after a long illness. He was the beloved husband of Alethea Anderson. Funeral service was held August 19 at Clark Leatherdale Funeral Home Kennedy Street with Rev F W Armstrong officiating. Interment in Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens.
Born July 1 1882 at Ander son Settlement New Brunswick Mr Anderson moved west in 1921 to The Pas Manitoba in 1923 he worked for The Pas Lumber Company for 35 years retiring and moving to Winnipeg in 1958 Survived by wife one daughter Mae Reigh one grandson William
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