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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1969
Page
16
The discussion centers on Southern Indian Lake flood risks to fishing and trapping, with Minister Enns noting possible doubled water area could boost fish but exact yields remain speculative. Trappers face losses, park sites risk destruction, and residents may gain retraining options in forestry and mining as new meetings proceed.
Stanley Wilson, principal of Cranberry Portage School, joins a new University of Manitoba and public council to improve university community communication. The act provides up to 55 citizens at large, with four more appointees named from Winnipeg and Russell. The council may form boards and committees and request university reports on public matters.
Manitoba's Minister of Transport Stewart E. McLean warns operators of power toboggans about a hazard from snow fencing along roads and urges caution to prevent accidents.
The Kelsey School Division and its teachers may settle negotiations this week or next after a new proposal from the board. The plan includes a two percent across the board wage raise, versus the teachers’ original eight percent demand. Current Class 1 pay ranges from 4400 to 5800 dollars annually, while many high school teachers fall in Class 4 with pay from 7100 to 10900 dollars.
Mr. McLean says groups will discuss fringe and non salary issues first, leaving salary to end. Several settlements exist province wide. Thompson’s Class I ranges from 4850 to 6700, up from 4600 to 6400 last year, while Class IV is 7450 to 11300 versus 7100 to 10900 previously.
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