Music program expansion urged as demand grows at Kelsey School
In its fourth year the Kelsey School Division music program, led by Derrick Wanio, sees growing demand particularly in band with over 100 junior high students this year. Expansion or screening of applicants may be needed as facilities and staff strain rise while Choral and Music Appreciation programs also gain popularity. Wanio presented to the Kelsey School Board on December 6 seeking funding and staffing to sustain growth beyond 1977-78.
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Kelsey School Division
Derrick Wanie
Wanio
Glee Club
Scott Bateman Junior High
MBCI
Kelsey School
The Pas Herald Announces Early Next Week Issue
The Pas Herald will publish one day earlier than usual next week with distribution on Wednesday morning December 22. Advertising deadline is Monday December 20 at 11 00 am, and offices close December 23 to 27 inclusive with no paper between Christmas and New Year.
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Pas Herald
the Herald
Lamb Airways to Close Pas Offices Move to Winnipeg
Lamb Airways announced this week it will close its Pas offices and relocate corporate operations to Winnipeg. The move confirms a consolidation plan affecting Pas staff and may impact local service levels.
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Lamb Airways
Pas
Sut Thell
The
Winnipeg
Diefenbaker Receives Replica Press Plate in Ottawa Gift
John Diefenbaker is presented with a mounted replica of a press plate from his My First Prairie Christmas article in the Canadian Reader's Digest. Roving editor Robert Collins and Digest Editor Charles Magill attend the Ottawa ceremony. The Digest notes Diefenbaker’s prairie Christmas reflections from 1903 and details the Lamb family business history and Winnipeg connections through The Pas and Moose Lake trade and cattle ventures.
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John Diefenbaker
Mr. Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Robert Collins
Charles Magill
The
Prairies
Teachers awarded 14 percent pay boost by arbitration panel
An Arbitration Board for the Kelsey School Division granted a 14 percent salary increase for teachers, with annual rises from $1,174 to $2,749 based on 1975 rates. The panel rejected a northern allowance and 12.5 percent increase for certain staff, while one member favored 14.5 percent plus the allowance. The decision, reflecting restraint under Anti Inflation Legislation, awaits Anti-Inflation Board scrutiny.
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Kelsey
Guy J. Kroft
Jeff Oliphant
Mel Meyers
Mel Myers
Glue sniffing incident at Cumberland Apartment basement
Police report an isolated case of glue sniffing by four juveniles at Cumberland Apartments on Edwards Avenue during a late Sunday incident. Plastic Wood filler, believed stolen from Revelstoke Lumber, along with contact cement tubes, was seized. youths ranged from first-time users to a regular sniffer. Local officials note glue sniffing is not widespread and schools or probation services may have more information.
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R.C.M
Cumberland
Edwards Avenue
Revelstoke Lumber
Barry McDonald
McDonald
John Kerr
Scott Bateman Junior High
Pugh
Leo Constant
Pas Reserve
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Bill Russick
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Moose Lake
Tom
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Carrot Valley
Jock
MacAfee
Larry Sass
P.T.H. 10
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Kerr
George Frick
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Dick Pugh
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