French Travel Club gets support from Pelly Trail
Pelly Trail School Division Board approved a European Tour for the spring break 2001 after recognizing its educational benefits. The meeting also increased Educational Assistant time for Gloria Burla to 90 percent at Inglis School to support a second Level II student and ELENS. Lindy Zimmer’s maternity leave from Feb 1 to Aug 14, 2000 was granted for the 2000/2001 year. The superintendent will respond to Donelda Dunn’s Nov 3 letter. The board authorized Shoal Lake District Recreation to appoint a Pelly Trail resident to represent the area, pending approval. Administrative office closure on Nov 12 was approved with staff day-off options. Modifications cost approved for Major Pratt Life Skills Room. Wally Melnyk attended the ACC event Nov 13. one entrance ticket at $65.00 covered. Kelsey Fraser may use Binscorth School gym for volleyball practice with conditions: parent on site and a liability waiver signed.
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Pelly Trail
Lindy Zimmer
Lindy
Donelda Dunn
Kelsey Fraser
Binscorth
Pelly Trail School Division
Waste basket philosophy and Charlie Brown insight
Bill Hall of the Lewiston Tribune reflects on Charles Schulz and the Peanuts strip. He praises Schulz for simple truths and uses a waste basket anecdote to illustrate themes of trust, optimism, and the world children inhabit. The column ties names, character traits, and the recurring Great Pumpkin motif to broader life lessons.
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Charles Schulz
Schulz
Lucy
Pigpen
Charlie Brown
Scarlette
Mary
Charlie
Trust
Faith
Linus
Bill Hall
Lewiston
Idaho
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Low Impact Aerobics Program Offers Slimming Sessions
Denise Trakalo, Recreation Director for the Rossburn Recreation Commission, promotes a six week Low Impact Aerobics course at 27 dollars. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on weekdays pending school-use approval, with dates and days to be confirmed. Calorie burn estimates are given for 140 and 195 pound participants.
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Denise Trakalo
Rossburn Recreation Commission
No disruptions reported as Y2K rollover hits Manitoba
Government project staff monitored the Y2K transition around the clock from midnight to Jan 5 ensuring continued operation of public services. The operations centre linked communities to a global network of watchers while health care facilities and departments reported no computer problems after the rollover. The Manitoba team assessed over 40 000 devices in health facilities and government systems and took steps to safeguard critical services.
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Manitoba Government
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Inglis School
Waste Basket Philosophy
Gram
Run
Rossburn Regional
Manitoba
and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Government of Canada
Province of
Manitobama
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