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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
3
The article extols horizons beyond sight as new forms of employment, recreation, and growth for blind Canadians. It highlights CNIB programs, service centres, and ongoing fund drives to sustain and expand opportunities. The Passion’s Club is canvassing for The Blind, dated October 16.
Many capable residents live far from The Pas office yet could fill job openings. Non-urban residents should visit The Pas NES office to discuss qualifications and available positions with employment officers. The visit helps assess eligibility and may lead to immediate or future job offers. Buy Sell Rent with no Herald Classified.
The Health Commune of The Pas Reserve reported a summer cleanup project with many participants. Judges awarded 1st prize to Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus Harris for the cleanest yard, including a set of Melmack dishes. 2nd prize went to Mrs. Margaret Henderson for Flannerjett Blanket pair. 3rd prize to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lathlin for an roaster. The project may continue.
The Pas farmers thank John Bodnar Mayor Harry Trager the Chamber of Commerce and Farmers Association for aiding their protest. They arranged for George Hutton and Jack Carroll to hear their concerns about potato production costs including power gas and machinery. Ministers promised further study.
The Pas NES office serves a vast area from the Ontario border to the Saskatchewan line, including most of northern Manitoba north of Lake Winnipeg. Thompson, The Pas, and Churchill are major towns. Demand for workers peaks in spring through fall, driving expansion of out-of-town service reach to applicants and employers.
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