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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
2
The Pas Herald is published by Norman Publishers Ltd based at 163 Edwards Avenue The Pas Manitoba with a post office box 172 and phone line 3 3488 89 for reader contact and distribution inquiries.
After nomination closes in The Pas municipal race a strong push for a large Friday turnout follows. Seven school board candidates seek three seats while mayor and council drew less eager interest prompting calls for civic resolve and support for elected officials.
On Edwards and Second shoppers report a drunk woman causing disturbances Friday and Saturday mornings. Residents call for real discipline and hard labor rather than repeated police harassment, warning that ongoing clashes threaten community relations with Indian Metis residents and may lead to tragedy.
The narrator travels with family from Winnipeg to Winnipegosis by train and then by steamboat The Manitou to High Portage in October 1903. Passengers include The Pas narrator, Mum and Dad, sister, and Mrs Ida Rainville of Wekuska. The journey began September 30th, 1903.
A veteran recalls spring travel by dog team and canoe across cedar waters to The Pas Mission and Cumberland fish trips in 1904, the 1912 town incorporation, and early Main Street enterprises in The Pas. He notes key locals, rivers, and the Western Trading Company era ending at Dembinsky Ltd.
The text argues that fulfilling one’s duties within an organization goes beyond pleasing officials. Procrastination and poor supervision harm public funds and organizational performance, undermining democracy and eroding enthusiasm and potential.
The Pas Branch 19 notes renovations to the hall led by Comrade Jack Halliday and use of the hall for water classes one day weekly. Salvation Army turkey supper on October 24 funds redecorating. Members help with Little League uniforms and library donations for hospital, plus BINGOS support and Welfare efforts. Comrade Hanson oversees the Poppy Fund aiding needy veterans with lodgings and meals, including veterans from Edinburgh.
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