Mr and Mrs Reveley Move to Ville Area
Mr. and Mrs Reveley and family left on Friday for ville where they will reside in the future. The town has several teams not working currently.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1928
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs Reveley and family left on Friday for ville where they will reside in the future. The town has several teams not working currently.
A farmer laments the lack of workers to help with seeding, noting it is becoming harder to hire a foree to assist in planting. The issue highlights labor shortages affecting rural farming activities.
A number of people attended the ordination services held in Brandon on Sunday.
Dorothy Flannery of Pipestone and Robert Moor are named in a local Pipestone notice. The brief item records their involvement in a community event with limited details.
Weekend visitors from Elgin took Ivy Jane Richardson away to spend time with her grandmother in Pipestone.
A local option vote in Hamiota on Friday indicates the municipality prefers to remain dry, with results showing a near five percent margin against introducing a beer parlor. The outcome suggests the town does not support licensed liquor sales.
A number of brethren from the Son of England lodge attended the church parade at Manson on Sunday. Lodges Gordon and Apulia will send contingents to Elkhorn on Sunday night next for the church parade there.
Mrs Lynch and daughters Elva and Kathleeen and Russell Elliott returned home Saturday night after a pleasant car trip visiting friends and relatives in Wallaceburg and other eastern points.
Rev. E. S. Dixon left Tuesday to attend the Manitoba Conference of the United Church sessions at Central Church in Winnipeg. June 6 to 9, Mr. Juhinki Litehell will also attend as Lay Representative of the Miniota United Charge.
Thursday June 28 has been named as Miniota's Sports Day. The event will feature a moderate prize fund and confide entries managed by district sports organizations. Officials promise good entries and an enjoyable afternoon of sport with further particulars to follow.
The Miniota Municipal School Board schedules public meetings to discuss the forthcoming money vote. Meetings will begin at 8 p.m. in Beulah on June 1, Isabella on June 12, Arrow River on June 12, Wynona on June 13, and Miniota on June 1. Residents are urged to attend to learn all facts about the issue.
A Municipal School Board meeting was held in Miniota on Tuesday of last week. Trustees discussed routing Mrs Riches’ communication, Isabella district matters, and By law No 19 fixing the age of.
The board read a third time and passed a motion on school admissions. Lindsay Woods moved to adopt the Leachers committee report. Firkbeiner Woods proposed printing circulars on the school bylaw vote to send to ratepayers. The next meeting is set for Miniota on Saturday June 19 at 1 04 p.m.
The Rural council met in Minsota to review travelling tenders and approve road gravelling contracts. Actions include curfew by-law drafting for Crandall, securing two acres east of S E 7-15-26, extending 1927 contracts to 1928, and raising road grades on multiple routes assisted by the Good Roads Board. The next meeting is set for Miniota on June 22.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota notifies residents to contact the secretary treasurer within ten days to be added to a new telephone directory. If errors are found on the director list, notify John Spalding, Secretary-Treasurer.
The notice lists who may vote in upcoming Local Option and School by law votes on the 2nd and 10th. Eligible voters include municipal electors on the latest voters list and others aged 21 or more who satisfy residency and citizenship rules, ratepayers in Miniota School District, and residents named on the latest Assessment Roll. Voters must reside in the School District to vote.
The Deputy Minister of Education states no teacher may suspend a pupil. Only the school board can suspend or expel. Lilian Leland may take supplemental exams and timetable info will be available by June 15. The pupil has not been expelled and may return once conditions are met.
Auctioneer McPherson will conduct a sale of household goods and miscellaneous articles at W. Copland's former residence on Louise Ave Miniota on Saturday June 16 at 3 p.m. Terms cash. See bills.
About three weeks ago a red Shorthorn heifer calf seven months old strayed. Information asked by J F Strachany, phone 1312 Miniata. Also about three weeks ago a heifer calf nine months old with a welt on the left eye and swelling under the throat strayed. Information requested by Wm Mossop, phone 77 Miniota.
Aspinwall couple welcomes a son born in Sedalia Alberta on May 29 to Mr. and Mrs. A St. Aspinwall.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smiley spent the weekend in Brandon. Rev T B Bailey of Winnipeg will occupy the pulpit here on Sunday next.
Wim Iverach attends a United Church conference in Winnipeg this week. The Young Peoples Class held a very enjoyable picnic at The Narrows on Saturday last.
Mrs Harry Reid plans a month long stay at her residence in Ontario this week, retreating from daily duties to rest and enjoy the quiet locale. The trip appears personal with no stated business engagements.
Earl Warren departed Thursday for Fairlight Saskatchewan to assume command of the station there and begin his duties.
Rev. and Mrs. Bowman with their family drove to Miami on Monday and will continue to Winnipeg for this week’s United Church conference.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota announces By-law No 18 of the Miniota School District No 149 has received two readings and will be put to a vote on Saturday June 16 1428 at polling sites in Isabella Beulah Blairs Wynona Arrow River and Miniota. The by law would raise twenty three thousand dollars to build a four room school at Miniota and a one room school at Arrow River with official counting on June 12 and June 19 1428.
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