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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
2
The Pas council approved 6200 for land storage near Railway Avenue and fencing amid a bridge project. Province talks seek 1500 versus the town’s 35 000 to 40 000 demand and a new arena site. Officials warn taxpayers bear the costs and urge prudent bargaining with highways authorities.
In spring 1840, responding to an invitation from Hudson's Bay Company, the Wesleyan Methodist church in Canada began moves toward establishing its first mission posts in the region. The action reflects the era's church expansion amid frontier settlement and colonial trade networks.
The passage covers Flin Flon Trout Festival events with Miss Blouin, a baby-sitters collective in The Pas calling for fair pay, local bridge debate, and then recounts 19th century Cree mission work at Norway House led by Rev. James Evans and later by Mr and Mrs. Hunter, detailing Evans creation of Cree symbols and printing methods and the Cree-English dictionary basis.
The report notes a proposed municipal budget with library staff pay rising to 2.58 an hour after gradual increases and a plan to lay cement sidewalk from First Avenue at Edwards to the new Town Hall. Mayor Trager urges funds this year to improve pedestrian access to town offices.
Councillor Wilchowy said he believed he could manage the mud problem featured in the local project. The remark appears amid ongoing debates over infrastructure and street maintenance responsibilities.
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