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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1964
Page
5
Ontario soft white winter wheat is primarily utilized to produce pastry flour. The crop’s quality supports light, fine-textured flour suited for baked goods and confections. The report notes supply and demand factors affecting milling and regional markets.
The badger, the only member of the weasel family that hibernates in winter. Canada has about 55 million acres of native range and potential northern pastureland.
In a humorous critique Ken Bambrick explains how leap year creates a floating quarter day and the predictably odd consequences if not corrected. He likens spare quarter days to unusable items and jokes about calendars drifting through time.
Artha Gannet recalls Toni leaving Mont Street and entering Pine where she wore a yellow organdy dress after St. Augustine’s Church Lawn Fete. Martha and Steve note Toni carries a small box or packet, conjecturing about what she found or hid.
Toni wins a perfume-filled prize at a garden party while her parents face tension over a teacher Miss Wynant who tells Toni her handicap can be overcome. The scene shifts to Leap Year lore with playful warnings about women’s initiative.
A letter urges pride in the Canadian flag honoring 100000 who died for freedom. The writer objects to calls for an English flag and defends all Canadians including French and other ethnic groups who served.
British businessmen praise Canadian home design and lighting while Soviet engineers commend industrial building simplicity. Canada tests a Service Battalion logistics concept merging nine corps to support 5000 troops, attracting Commonwealth interest. Canada’s national pride noted amid a cautious self image.
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