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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 20, 1951

Page

4

British Columbia Joins World Steel Market Boom

Vancouver reports BC moving into global ore trade with low grade magnetite from Texada and Quinsam Lake. Eleven ships have shipped over 199000 tons to Japan, as Argonaut Co expands on Vancouver Island with nine land trainer trucks and new dockside gear.

Vancouver British Columbia Japan Texas Island Vancouver Island Canada British Coumbia Argomant Co. Ltd Quinseum Lake Argonaut Utah Construction Co San Francisco Texada Island Milwaukee Wis Quinsam Lake Texada

Gems and Wisdom on Giving Across Authors

A collage of moral maxims on generosity from Bethlehem’s memory to ancient poets and biblical verses. The quotes emphasize blessing others through giving, enduring kindness, and the lasting value of selfless acts across diverse sources.

Cleaning and food tips from a historic guide

The passage offers household hints such as cleaning discolored pewter with soap and hot water, dampening gold with kerosene, shaping a decorative salad with hard boiled eggs and pickles, serving on lettuce, and restoring glassware using a baking soda ammonia solution with warm water and plant matter.

Italians on Canadian farms refuse to stay

At a federal provincial farm labor conference in Ottawa, officials report Italian displaced persons and other workers refuse to remain on farms. Regina's Hitchcock says 60 percent of Italians and 11 percent of DPs left. Alberta and Winnipeg officers report few stay beyond a month despite high needs. Advocates call for higher wages and better housing to keep labor on farms.

Ottawa Canada Frank C. Hitchcock National Employment Service Officer Regina Alberta Robert Putnam Edmonton A. K. Christiansen Winnipeg Elgin Taylor New Brunswick Dps Arthur MacNamara

Women Waging Price War

Canadian women join thrift campaign led by the National Council of Women to curb inflation. Ottawa meetings note thrift could beat price controls and save government subsidies. support also from the 12,000-member Canadian Association of Consumers.

Kay Rex National Council of Women Ottawa Council of Women Canadian Association of Consumers C.A.C. Bulletin

Gifts from abroad to troops free of duty rule

Canada allows service members overseas to send personal gifts valued up to 25 dollars to Canada without customs or excise duties. Gifts may not include cigarettes tobacco or alcohol. The order was tabled in Parliament by Prime Minister St Laurent.

Ottawa Canada St. Laurent

Oil Raises Prairie Income in Western Canada

L. D. Fraser of Imperial Oil told the Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce that western Canada oil development will add at least 250 million dollars annually to Prairie buying power, possibly up to 400 million. He noted 31 million barrels of petroleum products are consumed yearly and that Prairie population growth since 1847 has broadened the market. Fraser projected 750 million dollars in oil company investments in western Canada by year end, describing it as conservative and linking oil and natural gas to broader industrial growth including the American cellulose project at Edmonton.

Winnipeg Man Canada Prairies Imperial Oil Limited L. D. Fraser Manitoba Associated Chambers of Commerce Prairie Provinces Leduc Fraser Western Canada Edmonton

Absent minded vicar rides wrong train joke

A distracted vicar hurries to catch a departing train and leaps into a carriage seat just as it speeds away. After catching his breath he realizes he boarded by mistake while heading to invite the stationmaster to a meeting.

Lady Confronts Poltergeist Rumors in Chilliwack Cottage

In Chilliwack British Columbia Anna Duryba reports nightly jack hammer noises and wall knockings shaping a seven room cottage. Neighbors guard her home as authorities consider poltergeist activity while Duryba remains skeptical and blames spooks or pranksters.

Chilliwack B.C Anna Duryba Miss Duryba W. J. T. Clarke St. Thomas Anglican Church Clarke

Quick Canadian Quiz questions and prompts

A brief study prompt lists questions on population density by province, Canada's highest mountain location, the four provinces joining Confederation in 1867, weekly interest cost of the national public debt, and a key 1867 event on the northern boundary, with note that answers are in another column.

Confederation Canada

Traditional Sauer Kraut and Wieners Delight

A vintage recipe note praises sauerkraut with wieners as hearty comfort food. It suggests simple preparations like plain boiled wieners with sauerkraut and mentions variations with sugar carrot blends, cheese, chili sauce or tomatoes to season sauerkraut.

National League Hockey Notes Yanking Goalies Backfires

NHL teams yank goalkeepers in final minutes to force ties, with five of seven such gambles failing as opponents score into an open net. New York Rangers Boston Bruins Toronto Maple Leafs Chicago Black Hawks Detroit Red Wings are cited with late goals and risky outcomes.

New York Boston Rangers Toronto Neil Colville Charlie Rayner New York Nets Paul Renty Leafs Jim Henry Milt Schmidt Adam Brown Lumsey Chicago Ebbie Goodfellow Harry Lumley al Stanley New Yorkers National Hockey League Jim Jims N.H.L Jam Henry Jim Jer Jim New York Jim McFadden Jim Peters Jim MacPherson Canadiens Jim Thomson Bills Bill Mosienko Bill Juzda Bill Quackenbush Bill Ezinicki Bill Gadsby Bill Reay Kryzanowski Sandford Slowinski Kullman Eddie S Laprade

Longest Unbeaten Road Streaks Highlight NHL Season Start

Detroit Red Wings remain undefeated on the road with seven wins and three ties in ten away games. Boston Bruins had a 23 game NHL road unbeaten streak in 1940-41, going 9-6-0 in away contests. The piece notes many players named Jim and Bill across teams, and mentions Moe Roberts becoming the oldest NHL player at 46 serving as goalie for Chicago after replacing Harry Lumley on November 25. Lester Patrick previously held the age record with a 44-year-old start in 1928.

Detroit Red Wings Wings Detroit Olympia Boston Bruins Bruins N.H.L Moe Roberts National Hockey League Harry Lumley Chicago Roberts Black Hawks Cleveland Waterbury Lester Patrick Lester New York Rangers Montreal Maroons

Maurice Richard Seeks NHL Point Scoring Crown Record

Montreal right wing Maurice Richard has led the league in goals three times but seeks the top point total. By December 1 he had 307 goals and needed 18 to break Nels Stewart's 324 record.

Maurice Richard Montreal N.H.L Nels Stewart

Rice throwing at weddings traced to Chinese and Hindu customs

Originating in China, the custom of throwing rice at weddings stems from Chinese and Hindu practices. It symbolized bestowal of fecundity and blessing for the couple.

Meaning Of Bells At New Year's

Norah C Stead reflects on the history and symbolism of ringing bells at New Year's Eve. The piece traces origins in England, notes bells as omens of death and welcome for the new year, and ends with wishes for a bright 1952 as the old year closes.

England Italy Scotland Ireland Paris Notre Dame Tennyson Bella

Would Permit Fines Paid On Instalment Plan

Montreal report cites Alex Edmison of Queen's University urging a system change to allow fines to be paid in instalments. He condemns jail for debt, notes 86,000 annual releases from Canadian prisons, and praises Ontario's legal aid adoption as a step toward reform.

Montreal Alex Edmison Queen's University National Prisoners Aid Association of United States Canada Edmison M. Edmison Ontario

Answers to Quick Quiz Answers

Quick Canadian Facts presents several fact checks. Alaska was purchased from Russia by the US. No. N.B., Que, Ont. British Columbia is mentioned. More than eight million dollars weekly is cited. The Yukon hosts Mt. Logan.

Alaska Russia NO. N.B Que Yukon Mt. Logan Quick Canadian Facts Canada

Roses Thrive In Dry Roots Not Waterlogged Soil

Gardening tip notes roses struggle when roots sit in excess moisture. Focus on well drained soil and proper watering to promote healthy growth and flowering.

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Bethlehem Mary Baker Eddy William Shakespeare Ovid Caius Rabirius Henry W. Longfellow No. 10 Downing Street Britain Winston Churchill Churchill Winnie Central Press Canadian Lady Quick Wieners and Sauerkraut China Norah C. Stead
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