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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
5
A string of brief humorous exchanges unfolds in a crowded scene outside a church and various venues. A laughing child and amused adults react to weddings, a waiter’s quip, a mower dispute, and a bachelor and spinster who recognize a wedding melody as Maiden's Prayer.
Mrs Harry Bonney of Brisbane completed a perilous Amazon voyage and travels across South America to reach Sydney after eight months abroad. She recounts guiding through Iquitos Peru and dense jungle, trekking nine hours with machete work, and facing wary Indigenous communities before reaching Belem and Rio de Janeiro. The trip culminates with her inclusion on the Fliers Wall at the Mission Inn in California.
Early 1956 events highlighted J. Arthur Conley, dean of CNIB registered blind in Southern Saskatchewan, as he celebrated his golden wedding anniversary with family. Born in Ontario, he moved west, faced blindness and hardships, and, with his wife’s aid, built CNIB services in Regina including a residence and service centre.
City workers in Waynesboro Virginia retrieved 16 garbage can lids from the South River with more likely beneath. The lids were found after residents flooded city hall with complaints and noted the cans were still in back gardens.
While PM Williamson directed a record program at WHIM Rhode Island he received a phone call from his wife saying their two year old daughter had waked her out. He decided to let the radio broadcast continue at home to handle the situation.
Fishermen sight glowing anoals during night tides as sardine fishers work after dark beneath a pale moon. Mrs Willameon reports her daughter entered the home after a stern warning about consequences if she did not adjust behavior.
The report notes Quebec supplies 887 percent of the syrup and 947 percent of the sugar of Canada's maple crop. A 1 437 tree sugar bush on Alfred Raby's farm contributes 500 gallons to the national 2.5 million gallon total as sap collection begins in late March with aluminum buckets and spiles and sap hauled to the sugar house for boiling.
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