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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1998

Page

3

Amalgamation Debate Moves Pelly Trail School Division Toward Stability

Terrie Welwood reports on a Thursday meeting where trustees municipal reps and parent advisory councils discussed preserving education amid provincial funding cuts. The group agreed education for children remains the priority and began steps toward a unified approach including possible amalgamation to form a larger, financially viable division.

Terrie Welwood Pelly Trail Norrie Commission Rolling River Birdtail Yellowhead Cal

Portage la Prairie curfew plan sparks debate among council

Manitoba towns ponder curfews as police and officials weigh risks and benefits. Portage la Prairie moves to bar youths 12 and under 11pm to 6am and older groups to midnight with fines 25 to 200 dollars. Local officials warn curfews affect all teens, while some push targeted enforcement and faster justice. Swan River and Lynn Lake have similar curfews with mixed results and limited charges. In Russell and area, officials doubt curfew effectiveness and urge constructive youth programs over broad ordinances. Police emphasize catching the few offenders and pursuing court orders to curb violations.

Portage la Prairie RCMP Portage Swan River Lynn Lake Manitoba Russell Bill Russell

Reading recovery program to be implemented at Major Pratt School

Pelly Trail School Board held a regular meeting on April 20 at 7 30 p m with trustees and late items added. The Reading Recovery Program for Major Pratt School was discussed with Mike Totte presenting. The board approved the application to implement the program to upgrade first graders literacy, with Ken Nakonechny noting tracking and cost concerns.

Pratt School Donalda Dunn Pelly Trail Drul Bob Kieper Eldon Montgomery Diana Rae Eldon Anita Zimmer Gloria Burla Barb Kostesky Ed Kreshewski Mike Totte Pratt Ken Nakonechny Nakonechny Zimmer Tuckersmith School Board Tuckersmith

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