Working conditions cited as main dispute in teacher talks
The chairman said working condition articles are the key dispute not salaries. Negotiations with the Intermountain School Division have stalled since last October with a gentlemen’s agreement not to discuss items publicly. Arbitration may follow unresolved working conditions, personal leave, salary schedules, and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nakonechny
Ken Walters
Teachers Association
Gerry Kowal
Kowal
Walters
Intermountain Teachers’ Association No. 36
Manitoba Teachers Society
Intermountain
Canada Day Celebrations Planned in Binscarth Area
The Canada Day Committee in Binscarth outlines a full day of events on July 1 including breakfast at 8 a.m. at Binscarth Hall, a parade at 11:30 a.m., synchronized swimming at 1:30 p.m., and a 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. cabaret with fireworks at dusk. Silver Beach Cottage Owners Association hosts a 2 p.m. celebration with a parade flag raising kid’s races and a fireworks finale.
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Binscarth
Binscarth Hall
Binscarthool
Binscarth Buzzards
Elkhorn
Larry
Lariats
Lois Power
Canada
Silver Beach
Pelly Trail School Board Meets Absent Trustee Drul
The Pelly Trail School Board met for a regular session with Trustee Drul absent. Minutes from May 28 were approved and several items discussed including use of Binscarth for a 1990 91 festival, a Home and School Reading program, sending a teacher to a workshop, and granting June 29 off to attend a reunion in Edmonton with make up time debated. Funds approved amounting to 472 580 90 and a push to hire a Shared Social Worker after in depth budgeting discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling River
Pelly
Darlene Klimack
Edmonton
Nakonechny
MADD
Mothers Against
Bartram
Kreshewski
Karen Rannie
MacIsaac
Coulter
Miller Nakonechny
Rannie
Russell
Macfarlane
Clement
Brandon
Goletz
Secty
Treas
Central School
Public School Finance Board
Public Schools Finance Board
Board of Reference
Pelly Trail
Intermountain
Liske
Inglis hosts Terry Fox supporters and honours donors
Mary Jackson and Lorrene Kopetsky receive plaques and books from Mrs. Betty Fox during her Inglis visit. They plan another Terry Fox Run this fall with proceeds sent to the National Office for cancer research. The meeting notes report Major Pratt Building at 2,127,173 dollars and a 25.9 percent tax increase for the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jackson
Lorrene Kopetsky
Betty Fox
Port Coquitlam
B.C
Terry Fox
Inglis
Cancer Research
Area
Manitoba 4-H awards seven post secondary scholarships
Seven rural youth in Manitoba 4-H receive post secondary scholarships. Richard Kieper of Russell wins the $1000 Canadian National Exhibition Scholarship for study in agriculture engineering at the University of Manitoba. Other recipients include Lynette Cooke Steep Rock, Kendiss Olafson Lundar, Marlys Cooke Dauphin, and Paul Gobin St Claude, with awards from Petro-Canada and Hoechst Canada for first year university or college studies in arts education or related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Dori Gingera
Manitoba Agriculture
Richard Kieper
Russell
Toronto
Kieper
University of Manitoba
Petro-Canada
Lynette Cooke
Steep Rock
Rivercrest Bible College
Kendiss Olafson
Lundar
University of Winnipeg
Marlys Cooke
Dauphin
Gingera
Hoechst Canada
Paul Gobin
St. Claude
Friday Deadline Closes Banner Office for Canada Day Weekend
The Banner office will be closed Monday July 2 to observe Canada Day. The July 3 issue requires all classified display and news copy by the usual Friday 5:00 p.m. deadline.
Manitoba to Spend 15 Million on Yellowhead Highway Work
In 1990 91 about 15 million dollars will be spent on construction along the Yellowhead in Manitoba from Winnipeg to the Saskatchewan border with the province contributing about 1 3 million The federal government will cover the remaining costs Major work includes a new interchange at Portage la Prairie and intersection improvements to raise safety and surface standards Two traveler facilities are planned including Manitoba s first tourist and truck stop at the Yellowhead and Highway 10 junction and a new tourist information centre at Russell The Yellowhead Highway stretches 3185 kilometres from Winnipeg to Queen Charlotte Islands BC
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowhead
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Drienger
Portage la Prairie
Driedger
Highway 10
Russell
Queen Charlotte Islands
British Columbia
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Pelly Trail Teachers Association
Pelly Trail School Board
Miller
Bradshaw
Pratt
Mieghan, Haddad and Co
Filmore and Reilly
Board
Pratt School
Bill Crerar
Tue
Wea
Cathy Braun
Faculty of Arts
Bingo
Russell & District Community Hall
Bonanza
Nevada
Russell Community Rail Bingo Lic
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