Local News Items Sweep Through Brantford and Winnipes
Bob Ewing of Brantford Ontario visits at the Ted Rowan home. A. J. Ielands plan a ten day Winnipes visit. Minotota Spots Day moved to Wednesday July 21 to avoid clashes with events. Mrs W Walker travels to Regins to meet her mother from Saanich. Mrs C G Andrew to visit with daughters and friends. The river continues to rise around 13 feet with flooding risk. Bulldozers plug up bad spots to curb floods as level holds or rises.
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Winnipes
Minioota
Mra W Walker
Regins
Saanich
C.G. Andrew
Venture into Faith at Ham Iota Orange Hall Friday
Oral Roberts presents Venture into Faith a 95 minute full color film screening in Ham Iota Orange Hall on Friday June 25. The event features a Bible deliverance theme with no admission charge and begins at 6 pm.
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School Board Sets Readings on By-law 34 for Isabella Project
A special meeting on June 11 approves second reading of By-law 34 to borrow 18000 for a three room Isabella school. Secretary to transmit to municipal clerk for council passing and voter approval. Schools close June 29 and reopen August 30 1954. Field Day set for June 16 if weather allows.
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Public Utility Board
Isabella
Rural Council Meeting Notes June 10 1954 Actions
Council members and secretary to attend extension course at the university with registration and 40 dollars expenses. Request MPC to erect two street lights at Reeder. Pay scales set for municipal work including rates for man Lebron and equipment. Contractors must show workers compensation coverage before under taking contracts. Electoral roll revision and 150 mimeographed copies to be ready by July 3 1954. Robt Peel paid 75 dollars for 1954 enumeration services. By laws on land resale and transfer and repurchase of portions read and passed. Adjourn.
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Reeder
Lebron
Peel
By-law 1251 and 34 approved by Miniota School District
At a special meeting held Saturday the resolution passed authorizing submission of By-law 34 of the Municipal School District of Miniota to resident electors. By-law 1251 read first and second, third time, then passed. Adjourn.
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