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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
2
Home economists from the Canada Department of Agriculture answer common questions on blanching and freezing vegetables, sealing jelly with paraffin, and preventing browning in frozen fruits. They advise blanching corn nine minutes, chilling and packing, and using ascorbic acid to prevent peach discoloration with syrup or dry sugar methods.
The Consumer Section warns the oven method is not recommended for canning and is only for sterilizing jars at 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It describes a sugarless fruit canning process similar to solid pack, notes storage quality depends on processing and airtight containers, and remarks sugar can improve color and flavor. It covers freezing fruit without sugar, specifics for fruits, and safety of using cans previously frozen with no leakage.
Readers ask how to protect and care for work stained hands. Solutions cover waterproof gloves with talc powder, protecting writing finger from calluses, preventing polish chips, and cleaning under nails after ink and charcoal exposure.
Police rescued Ida Burza from a six by five foot cage in Maione Italy saying she had been held captive for 18 years by her parents who cited love trouble as motive. Authorities filed maltreatment and violence charges against Francesco and Giovanna Burza.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced initial payments for western wheat oats and barley for the 1965-66 crop year. No 1 Northern wheat pays 1.50 per bushel No 2 oats 0.60 and No 3 six row barley 0.96 per bushel. Payments are stored in Lakehead and match the prior two years.
Printed pattern listing for Anne Adams Patterns from Department P P Lt at 60 Front St. West Ontario. Enclose money order or cash. no stamps, no cheques accepted.
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