Community notes on roads sports and New Year plans
A year end weather and travel recap along Highway 45 highlights mild conditions and open roads. Local communities outline centennial preparations in 1984 and call for volunteers. Hockey curling events are listed with schedules, venues, and rising entry fees reflecting inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Strathclair
Shoal Lake
Dauphin
Oakburn
Erickson
PTH No. 10
Highways
Angusville
Vista
Pelly Trail Board Adopts Compassionate Leave Policy
The Pelly Trail School Board refers bus inspection duties to the Board policy committee and accepts Andrew Bidochka’s Winnipeg Transportation Seminar report. It adopts a compassionate leave policy with salary deduction for substitutes up to one day per request and 1/200 daily rate thereafter, effective January 1, 1983, and approves Board Development Procedures to shape day to day operations under policy guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bidochka
Winnipeg
Board Polic
Pelly Trail
Board Minutes Describe Policy Process and 1983 Actions
The minutes outline policy adoption procedures and committee roles for presenting changes. It notes employee input before adoption, seven day notice, and temporary board action with later review. It also records decisions on transportation grants, attendance at a MAST convention, in camera session, and the superintendent’s contract. The board planned a December 20 meeting.
Reggie's Ramblings on Iva and Manitoba New Year
A Hawaii based columnist notes Hurricane Iva blacks out 30 000 homes while Manitoba endures deep freeze and snowdrifts. The piece also critiques Manitoba politics and school book bans amid winter hardship and sun drenched islands.
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Hawaii
Sam Clemens
Winnipeg
Liberal Party
Manitoba
NDP
Howard
Sterling
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Reggie
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Britio
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Gregory Nesbitt
Darrell Nesbitt
United States
Rossbum
Utah
CCNA
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