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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
7
Kinship column continues with resident Ted Scoles and lst Jack Lamb in key roles. Secretary Elymer Young Registrar Don McAdam Treasurer Owen Turner. Directors include Gerry Hanover George Henderson and Bill Humph.
Bulletin honors Max Lebowicky and Jim Fasano with attendance pins while recognizing Jim Ross and Aud Rey Gourley for perfect meeting attendance. The Pilot Mound and local Ki same clubs host and invite Kinette wives to a September 17 dinner at Nor-Lite Hall after a brief business meeting and social dancing.
The first dinner meeting after the summer layoff was held September 8 in the Parish Hall with Lion President Murray Stewart presiding. Guests included Vic Hnatyszyn and Ingvard Grant, Tony Moule town secretary, Adar Sus town engineer, and a $1000 check presented to Moule and Sus for a new water line to the swimming pool.
Nelson Scribe, 39, former chief of the Norway House Indian band, is appointed to a new fisheries education post in the Manitoba Fisheries Branch. He helped found the Norway House Fish Producers Co operative and directed the Manitoba Federation of Fishermen. He joined Minister Sterling Lyon at the first Federal Provincial Fisheries Development conference.
In Ottawa last January the Pas Herald notes a new post by Mr. Scribe focusing on fisheries research and the changing technology of fishing. The discussion covers elementary business management and the marketing aspects of fish products, highlighting training and the complexities of the industry.
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