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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
5
The article details honey grades flavors and colors from White to Dark, factors like moisture and pollen content, and common forms such as liquid creamed and comb. It notes pasteurization preserving flavor, storage tips, and versatile uses from breakfast to desserts.
Cream butter and gradually beat in honey. Add egg, lemon rind and lemon juice. Lift dry ingredients and stir in alternately with sour milk. Add dates and walnuts. Pour into greased 9 by 4 inch loaf pan and bake at 350 degrees F for 50 to 60 minutes until a skewer comes out clean.
Murray A. Keays has been appointed superintendent of transportation for the Canadian Pacific Railway prairie region with headquarters in Winnipeg. He brings extensive transport experience dating back to 1930 and focuses on equipment supply and rapid traffic movement within the region. He replaces D F Crawford who retired after a long career, including service as assistant agent at Strathclair and various dispatch roles before becoming transportation superintendent in December 1963.
Basil Gray notes the Lion in Asia exhibition traces the lion as a royal symbol across 2000 years of Asian culture. He recalls biblical links to King Solomon and cites the Gir Forest of India as the last wild refuge, with fewer than a hundred lions remaining due to protection.
Farmers in disaster areas with Farm Credit Corporation or Veterans Land Administration loans may apply to defer current installments due to crop losses. Eligible borrowers unable to pay without hardship must contact area offices or Ottawa headquarters for deferment.
Four students were named top graduates at the University of Saskatchewan fall Convocation held Nov 6 in Saskatoon. Henry Kloppenburg Humboldt won Arts and Science University Prize. Walter Mudge Frenchman’s Butte earned Education degree and Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation Prize. Marilyn Gossen Regina Campus won Arts and Science University Prize with sociology degree. Wayne Pickering Leslie topped Engineering with University Prize in Engineering.
Symons of Rocanville Saskatchewan lists cockshutt rear hubs axle splines cogs in gears and other steel cast bronze parts. The note emphasizes material and part variety associated with farm equipment.
The piece surveys current go go fashion with bold notes on stockings high heels and lingerie under a short skirt while promising total looks through coordinated accessories. It contrasts edgy trends with toned down choices and urges sticking with a chosen style for coherence.
Thousands receive Christmas Seals as a symbol of ongoing TB battle in Canada. The appeal urges generous support for tuberculin testing and programs while noting how TB still harms hundreds of children who are separated from families. The message cites Canada's pioneering role and calls for help for developing countries.
At the fall Convocation in Saskatoon on November 6, 138 of 568 degrees were awarded to women, 50 more than last year. Degrees included 76 BA by women, 48 BEd, several MA, 5 BSN, 1 MSc, and 1 BAPE. Marilyn Wendy Gossen of Regina won the University Prize in Arts and Science for high sociology honors.
Marconi Co Ltd at Chelmsford Essex has developed transistorized high speed switches for telegraph and telecommunication use. The unmovable switches show extreme reliability, with a lab batch running 24 hours daily for four months without faults and 4406 million operations in six weeks. They are built from hard material and withstand harsh environmental and climatic conditions including boiling water.
Symons in Rocanville Saskatchewan reports broken axles and shafts repaired by straightening and welding. Baler crankshafts were straighten welded and other components repaired to working condition.
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