Community Notes On Visits And Park Additions
Mrs John Reid and children visit relatives in the district from Edmonton. Mr and Mrs Everet Tennant and family from Toronto visit the J F Tennant home and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Ted Jarvis and daughter May visit from Cleveland and Mr and Mrs W Taylor from Brandon visit Wallace Bonner. Wheat Board fixes six bushels per seeded acre delivery to a named elevator. Gordon Parker ill, unable to return from Winnipeg to conduct services at Miniota and Arrox River United churches. A four swing and three teeter set is erected in the town park for children, outcome of May Community Centre meeting. thanks to workers. Sand pile not introduced this year. Park aims to aid healthy recreation, with hopes for more devices later.
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Everet Tennant
Toronto
J.F Tennant
Ted Jarvis
May
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Taylor
Brandon
Wallace Bonner
Wheat Board
Gordon Parker
Winnipeg
Miniota
Arrox River
Beulah School Building By-law Move Then Second Reading
A special MM 3.B. meeting last Tuesday saw four members absent. L Reynolds chaired in the secretary’s absence as acting chair. By-law No 31, for borrowing 15000 dollars to build a three room Beulah school, received first reading and Municipal and Public Utility Board approval and now moves to second reading. The secretary is to seek rural council approval and submit By-law 31 to a vote of resident electors on September 4, 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM 3.B
Pointe’ L
Reynolds
Beulah
Municipal and Public Utility Board
Miniota
Rural council discusses school borrowing By law submission
A rural council held a special meeting on 09 Wednesday with one member absent to discuss submitting By-law No. 31 of the MMSB for borrowing 15000 through debentures to erect a school at Beulsh. The by law authorizes submission of By law No. 31 to resident electors for third reading and passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ml.b
Beulsh
MMSB
West German Harvest Helpers Arrive by August 27
Agricultural representative notes incoming West German immigrants to aid harvest in early fall. District leaders should report how many workers they can accommodate, with wages listed from six to eight four dollars daily and one hundred twenty five dollars monthly with board and room. Act now.
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Agricultura
Hamiota
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