Resolutions Passed At Pelly Trail Meeting 1961
The Pelly Trail School Division Trustees met December 14 1961 with all members present Staff included Murray Bradshaw Alf Ducharme and Ray Knezacek The minutes show several motions authorizing finance committee to handle insurance needs for 1982 budget plans for computer education and related policies including transportation and bus driver medical examinations The board approved staff changes and roof repairs at Rossburn Collegiate with conditions and set the next meeting for January 11 1989
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Pelly Trail
Murray Bradshaw
Alf Ducharme
Ray Knezacek
Manitoba Schools Science Symposium
Alma Braschuk
Rossburn Elementary
Patricia Sprages
Rossburn Collegiate
Manitoba extends school dental plan to June 1982
Health Minister Laurent Desjardins announced Manitoba will extend eligibility for the school dental plan to cover children born in 1969 who turn 13 in the current school year. About 40,000 children aged six to twelve in rural divisions and northern districts remain eligible, with coverage now ending June 1982 instead of December 31, 1981.
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Manitoba
Dental Health Services ‘Act
Laurent Desjardins
Desjardins
Canada Post Adopts Equation A Equals 30 Cents
A Canadian postal notice explains a new pricing language where the symbol A stands for 30 cents. The change begins this week as the carrier introduces the algebraic shorthand for rate calculations.
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Canada Post
CP Rail wins conditional OK for Rogers Pass tunnel project
CP Rail has conditional approval from the Canadian Transport Commission to proceed with a 500 million Rogers Pass tunnel and related Beav er River valley double tracking. Final approval hinges on environmental and construction conditions and on securing a viable financing plan to cover expansion costs.
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CP Rail
Canadian Pacific Ltd
Montreal
Canadian Transport Commission
Rogers Pass
Selkirk Mountains
Eastern Railway Transport Committee
Revelstoke
B.C
Beaver River
Beaver
Connaught
Natonal Railways
Ability Fund January Month in Manitoba
The Ability Fund in Manitoba, formerly the March of Dimes, finances rehabilitation services for disabled adults through The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba. By March 1981 the provincial caseload reached 6,988, with services including counseling, vocational training, transportation, and volunteer programs coordinated by social workers across urban and rural areas.
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Ability
Manitoba
Ability Fund
March of Dimes
The
Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Abilman
Minnedosa
Morden
Specia
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Wayne Bartkin
Board
Saskatchewan
Jean- Luc Pepin
Commons
Department of Transport
United States
Sweden
Melvin Zimmer
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Ernie Lazaruk
Chamber of Commerce
John Bullschak
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