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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 05, 1972

Page

11

Frontier Collegiate students film a northern Manitoba tour

Four Frontier Collegiate students in Cranberry Portage with an Opportunities for Youth grant of 3560 record life at the school. They plan a 12 town northern Manitoba tour starting near Sherridan to show residents how the school operates and answer questions about enrollment and courses. Dennis Mostat will edit the 90 minute production at Keewatin Community College The Pas.

Mahomet Frontier Collegiate Alfred Lea Debbie Anderson Donna McLeod Frank Mortisseau Cranberry Portage Manitoba Frontier Lea Jack Orchard Léa Commorant Norway House Dennis Mostat Keewatin Community College Pas Mostat Northern Affairs Department of Education Sherridan Flin Flon Les

1969 Car Lot Featuring Fullies and V-8 Sedans

A listing of 1969 models including Ford Galaxie 500 sport coupe fully equipped. Plymouth sedans and Fury I with V-8 options. Meteor Montcalm coupe with V-8 and power options. Pontiac sedans with V-8 and options. Parisienne Sport Coupe. Buick LeSabre Custom four door with full equipment.

P.S DODGE P.E Mercury Montclair FORD Chevrolet Pontiac BUICK Plymouth

Birth of the Legion turmoil in Winnipeg 1919

In 1919 Winnipeg veteran groups clashed over governance as W C Angus resigned as Provincial Secretary, J R Bowler filled the vacancy, and a Great Winnipeg District Command was formed. A May meeting at Manitoba Hall devolved into chaos over ballot scrutineers, with accusations about Bolshevik influence and press bias. Although the hall cleared, factional voting led to elected delegates later deemed ineligible, prompting provincial intervention naming Winnipeg delegates including Bob Maxwell and Charlie Combe. Published as a public service by The Pas Herald.

W. C. Angus J. R. Bowler Great Winnipeg Manitoba Hall Dominion Vancouver Bob Maxwell Bill Laidlaw Ben Batford Winnipeg Free Press Batsford Maxwell Charlie Combe Pas Herald

Manitoba visit notes on hydro sites and forestry complex

An American delegation toured northern Manitoba facilities including a planned Long Spruce hydro project and the Pas Forestry Complex. Officials emphasized open handling of problems and projected near term profitable operation. Attendees included Stuart Anderson and other Manitoba and provincial officials plus industry consultants.

North America Manitoba Long Spruce Pas Ghermiack Mr. Cherniack Stuart Anderson GLE Gurtis B.S. Pydee Manitoba Hydro Peter McEwen Industry and Commerce Department

Manitoba Teachers' Aide Survey Findings Released

The Manitoba Teachers' Society reports on a survey of 668 principals from 178 districts showing general purpose teacher aides perform supervision of students and prep or clear classroom materials most often. Among 16 737 aides, 1 464 are aides including 388 full or part time staff, 920 unpaid students and adults, and 152 other division employees. Recruiting relies on newspaper ads and interviews with personal contacts following. most principals favor closer involvement in aide selection.

Manitoba Manitoba Teachers‘ Society Walter Nowosad Winnipeg Kelsey Res

Canadian teacher aide survey reveals pay and duties gaps

A survey by Wilf Brown of the Canadian Teachers' Federation reports wide wage variation for teacher aides from 0.75 per hour to 7 000 annually and inconsistent pay setting, with 53 percent reporting direct principal oversight. It notes duties split between elementary and secondary schools and limited collective bargaining influence.

Wilf Brown Canadian Teachers‘ Federation Ottawa

Northern port hydro power praised by First Boston VP

Robert Wadds, vice-president underwriting at First Boston, hails Manitoba hydro resources as most impressive at the Wisconsin industrial power tour, calling the Kettle Rapids development one of the most spectacular power projects seen and noting its growing importance.

Robert W. Wadds First Boston Corporation Manitoba Wip Kettle Rapids Mr. Wadds

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