Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 23, 1967, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday january 23. 1967 seen in Grants the executive director of the Manitoba association of school trustees says a serious flaw has been found in the provincial government s proposed Grant Scales for teachers salaries. The official a. Cd Anderson in a press statement monday praised the government s school financing proposals made a White paper last week by the minister of education but said proposed Grant Scales for teach ers salaries will encourage relatively unqualified teachers and discourage the better Quali fied teachers. Or. Anderson said a serious problem exists in the proposed Grants for class 4 those with a University degree and one year of teacher train ing who majority of the High school teaching staffs. Under the White paper s proposals the new maximum Sal Ary Grant payable to class 1 teachers those with one year of teacher training and High school would be increased by but the maximum increase to open Days a nights get it for less at the factory deluxe 3 rooms Complete pieces Fuli delivery up to 200 Miles i Reg. Save 1305 no pets. Till i april bedrooms Complete factory to you Only i a month Dinette factory to you living room i factory to you free Bonus gifts z step tables Coffee table 2 table. Lamm. I boudoir lamps 2 pillows lbs Freak 24 it. Cutlery set or. 20 pc. Dish set Inu diata of fro till the Royal Winnipeg Ballet left Here monday on a two month 34-City tour of the United states. Loading Luggage in preparation for the 13.000 mile trip Are deft to right Heinz Spoerli Winthrope Corey Chris Tine Hennessy and Ray mond Coulee. The com Pany will travel in its own caravan consisting of a bus Sleeper Van and Semi trailer unit All decorated with pan Ameri can games posters. The group will return March 15 to. Begin rehearsals for the season s final performances March 31 to april 2. Council Tours Hospital i concerned Over the delay in the opening of the new i million Grace general Hospital St. James City Council arranged a private tour of the partially finished building saturday. Interviewed follow the tour to which the press was t invited St. James aldermen said they were impressed with the new facilities. They said they had been assured every thing was being done to open the new Hospital As soon As possible. Alderman g. C. Ketch said equipment deliveries had been delayed partly because the Vietnam War had priority on deliveries from United states firms. Said Aid. Catch i m Quile i impressed with the Way things Are coming but there is a fail amount of work to be done of the opening Date for the Hospital Aid. Dave Johnston said we asked the question but did t get a very Good answer. Someone suggested March but they said the Hospital was first slated to open in the Spring of 1966. Aid. Peter Moss said the tour had been arranged because the Council had t been kept advised on Progress. The tour let us see for said Aid. Ketch they Are i so close to being finished yet you find something missing like tile on a14 Johnston said that some of the Hospital would be moved Over to the Aid. Moss said i under stand it they Are going to Transfer the staff Over from the old Hospital it Down for awhile. If they have stay staff problem it Coupe when they try tar re staff the old scores at maths a University of Manitoba student was the Only Canadian to win a top award in the William Lowell Putnam mathematical Competition a University press statement says. William g. Unruh 408 Greene Avenue East Kildonan was one of six people tying for the 10th ranking position in the annual contest. Or. Unruh a fourth year honors science student in physics and mathematics was one of students who took the contest examination in november. He received an award of degree holding teachers in class 4 would be Only the association is anxious that teachers improve their qualifications and it is Grant schedule will be altered to encourage teachers., to improve themselves said. He praised the equalization Factor built into the hew financing proposals saying it would Benet great help to Many Low assessment school divisions. He said trustees will Welcome ther replace ent of the Cumber some and unequal tax rebate system and will be pleased with the tax Relief promised to Farmers and homeowners. The association also praised the generosity of government Grants for school construction transportation maintenance and administration. Or. Anderson said the Grant scale towards teachers salaries with the exception of those paid class 4 teachers generally was satisfactory in that it was More in line with than the previous Grant schedule had been. Students War game planned seventy five statisticians con trolling the welfare of seven nations will decide monday if will be. Declared. There is no Call for alarm. The. Administrators Are United College students taking part in Fuh scale International simulation experiments in War and diplomacy. The Man responsible fore the experiments professor Lloyd Axworthy of United s political science department believes the Experiment is the first of its kind in Canada. Simulation experiments of this kind were first introduced at Northwestern University in says the professor. Now they Are increasingly being used As both a teaching and research technique in Many parts of the United about half the students play ing the games come from prof. Axworthy s International relations class. The rest Are political science honors students and High school students. They Are divided into seven teams representing mythical nations each with a definite set of capabilities. The teams May declare War enter into Alliance sign a Trade agreement in fact carry out any program bearing on the affairs of men and nations., each team has five to eight members holding such positions As head of government foreign policy adviser and opposition. A world newspaper in the group will give publicity to the events As they happen. Each 100-minute session rep resents one year of International life. The results of the game will be made available to political science and social science journals and to the department of external affairs. Although Canada prof. Axworthy Hopes the experiments will prove successful not Only at United but at colleges throughout the nation. Here at this College we certainly intend to use them frequently in political science courses and perhaps adapt the game to use it in other Mclean briefs visitors senior military officers from Canada the United states and Britain government and Industry officials were in Winnipeg monday on part of the annual North american tour by the National defence College Kingston ont. In the legislative building monday provincial Secretary Stewart e. Mclean briefed the 34 members1, including directing staff and students on Mani Toba s Economy. The group was to talk with Canadian wheat Board officials then leave in the afternoon for Yellowknife n.w.t., by Craf aircraft. The group is visiting parts of the Canadian North and major defence and Industrial centres in Canada the . And Mexico. The fast daily overnight service great Northern s Winnipeg limited offers is too Good to keep under our hat. Next time you get a Bee in your Bonnet to travel come on along. 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