Community Involvement Sews Home Economics Courses
Studies continue as three organizers run the department with local support. Chief Gordon Lathlin and Joe Ross are named allies in shaping the program. Home Economics classes will be taught by local Reserve women, with additional teachers comprising a broader local effort.
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Takashima
Gordon Lathlin
Joe Ross
Reserve
Lido Theatre Partners With Native Studies in The Pas
Mr. Lussier and Jack Laferty name Edwin Jebb Jim Henriques and Moses Bignell as involved in a Native Studies program at The Pas. One film per month will be shown including Ira Hayes Soldier Blue and Little Big Man. The project aims to dispel myths and promote democratic education while reintroducing native peoples to the community, funded by Kelsey School Division and the Department of Indian Affairs.
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Mr. Lussier
Jack Laferty
Edwin Jebb
Jim Henriques
Moses Bignell
Lido Theatre
Native Studies Department
Ira Hayes
Soldier Blue
Little Big Man
Pas
Lussier
Kelsey School Division
Department of Indian Affairs
Seminar on Canadian Energy Policy Discussed in The Pas
Two local residents attended a public seminar at the Friendship Centre on July 18 about Canada's energy situation. The session, part of the PEP project, explored a possible diversion of the Churchill River and its environmental and social impacts on South Indian Lake, with Manitoba university students presenting both sides of the issue and distributing energy handbooks.
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Friendship Centre
Canada
Pas
Churchill River
South Indian Lake
Opportunities For
Participation In
PEP
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Onno Kremers
Doug Boyd
Winnipeg
Friends of the
Nelson River
Long Spruce
Kelsey
Flin Flon
Thompson
Lynn Lake
Manitoba energy group invites input on related topics
Two participants state they will receive a better response as they approach the crisis core. They provide contact at Box 29, University Centre, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The PEP phone number is 474-8211 Ext. 33. They welcome opinions questions or comments on energy topics.
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South Indian Lake
University Centre
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Clarke elected Norman Branch President of Manitoba Tourism group
At a Winnipeg meeting John Clarke of Waskatowaka Lodge was elected 1973 74 President of the Norman Branch of the Tourist and Convention Association of Manitoba Inc Ted Ranson of Winnipeg was elected Vice President and Herb Kreuger of Thompson as Secretary Treasurer Jack Thompson of Kississing Lodge becomes Past President The Norman Branch plans two tourist information booths staffed by University students Lynne Persian Pat Martel Chris Olafson and Linda MacKay visiting The Pas Flin Flon Cranberry Portage Snow Lake Thompson Lynn Lake Churchill Grand Rapids ahead of the 1973 season
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Winnipeg
John Clarke
Waskatowaka Lodge
Norman
Tourist & Convention Association of Manitoba Inc
Ted Ranson
Herb Kreuger
Thompson
Jack Thompson
Kississing Lodge
Grand Rapids
Lynne Persian
Pat Martel
Flin Flon
Chris Olafson
Linda MacKay
Pas
Cranberry Portage
Snow Lake
Lynn Lake
Churchill
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