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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 27, 1932
Page
8
May Yth set aside by proclamation for Arbor Day public holiday. Rev J A Stephen and J R Lynch attended Birtle Presbytery meeting in Harn ota on Wednesday. Miss Annie Ellerington is somewhat better according to latest reports.
Boards of Trade discuss relative merits of tracks railway transport versus trucking. A Manitoba board concludes the railway should get the business, arguing efficiency and reliability over trucking despite mixed public opinion.
The report notes herring runs in Saanich Inlet and along the Pacific coast with natives scooping fish into sacks. The heavy catch displaces salmon and hampers boat navigation.
The Canadian National and White Star Line with the Sons of Scotland of all Canada announce special sea tours in 1932 aboard the SS Laurentic. Departures ex Montreal are May 28 and June 25 with guided group travel. Canadian National Railways provides special passenger services and a Toronto to Niagara Falls side trip at no extra cost.
The C G I T meeting scheduled for last Saturday has been postponed to next week due to bad roads affecting attendance and travel conditions.
The C N R flyer was detained here for a time due to a broken coupling near the engine. Mrs Jas Wiggins returned last Thursday from Minnedosa where she visited her daughter and reports a pleasant trip.
The hockey game scheduled for Friday night was postponed because bad roads and heavy rain made travel unsafe for players and fans. Officials will reschedule.
A cow was killed on the O N crossing north of town last Saturday after apparently seeing the train. The animal was struck as it attempted to cross the tracks.
George Douglas of the eebec board was among the first to complete wheat seeding, finishing up on Saturday. Reported progress indicates 74 percent of the district wheat is now seeded.
Rainfall over Friday and Saturday drenched crops and pastures, filling low spots with water. The heavy wet spell raises concerns but also signals a promising grain and feed harvest for this fall as farmers note improved ground moisture and potential yields.
A fragmented note speaks of bringing together men, diamond, bats and balls for a potential Saturday night gathering and asks about a football meeting. The message references Bill and a call to arrange the meeting.
Mrs J M Elliott president and Mrs J R Mitchell corporate secretary attended a program committee meeting in Hemicta on Wednesday to arrange the convention set for June 2 and 3 at Strathclair.
Miss Barbara Wallace teaches in the intermediate room and Miss Witte in the high school while Mr McLennan visits home due to his father's illness. We are glad to report that Mr McLennan Jr has improved somewhat.
During Friday's storm lightning entered Ed Sinclair's shop via telephone wires and traveled along wiring to a hydro line. It jumped between conductors, leaving a mark on the ceiling and a gunshot like sound. No injuries or other damage occurred.
Miss Mitchell traveling secretary of the Dominion board of the United Church gave an inspiring educational address to locals including auxiliaries and GIT representatives. She shared vivid stories from Japan China and Africa and highlighted relief work in Canada especially the Saskatchewan drought area. The meeting was enjoyed and benefited attendees.
A very good crowd attended the play presented in the Community venue, drawing praise for performances and staging. The event showcased local talent and drew residents from nearby areas.
The Hamiota Young Peoples Society presented a play Friday night under Mr Homuth with capable direction and strong acting. Musical numbers by Jessie Mitchell Islay Sinclair KE Tennant and J Mitchell delighted the audience. The performance supported church funds drawing attendees from Minieta Blairs Crandall and Palmerston with praise for the church managers efforts.
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