School Board briefs outline 1978-79 teaching vacancies
Winnipeg superintendent Al Yaskiw reports forty seven teachers interviewed during Easter Break with only two resignations to date. He expects to fill most positions, except perhaps a senior high business education post which might require advertising outside the province. The board also considers MARN's resolution urging healthier food vending in public facilities and reviews a Handican service contract request. A skid loader purchase and a new special education philosophy policy are approved for next steps.
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Manitoba Holiday Festival of the Arts expands with new scholarships
The 43rd annual Manitoba Holiday Festival of the Arts announces a merged scholarship for speech arts and drama worth 30 dollars and a new Kinettes 100 dollar award to attend Peace Gardens Music Camp. Donations become tax deductible as Manitoba Festivals affiliates adopt incorporation. Four adjudicators named and further details promised.
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