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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 22, 1949

Page

7

You Don’t Need to Be Near Loved Ones to Possess Them

Eph recalls Gwendolyn Baker's hard lesson that love survives when held safe in the heart. Molly leaves Randy, Molly returns, and Randy honors his father’s memory with a grandson. Gwendolyn then reveals she will stay with her ailing brother Uncle Jim, proving the line that true possession comes from the heart.

Sofa Miller Mannie Bell Lonnie Carol Mannie Ephc Gwendolyn Baker Gwendolyn Randy Eph Molly Baker Onesville Epic Mr. Covey Civic Monument Hunt Club Dad Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Selected Recipes Brown Sugar Fudge and Date Nut Cake

A compact collection of instructions for making brown sugar fudge and a date nut cake. Includes ingredients such as light brown sugar cream or evaporated milk butter vanilla dates brown sugar flour baking powder and nuts. Provides steps for cooking sugar mixtures cooling pouring baking and serving.

British Columbia may elect Nancy Hodges speaker of legislature

Victoria Liberal MLA Nancy Hodges is named by Premier Byron Johnson as government choice for speaker of the British Columbia legislature. If elected, she would be the first woman to hold such a post in the British commonwealth. The February 14 sitting marks the coalition government’s first assembly.

Victoria B.C British Coumbia Byron Johnson Nancy Hodges M.L.A Victoria City

Saskatoon and Moose Jaw form highway paving association

A north south paved highway group was formed by 30 delegates from Saskatoon and Moose Jaw and towns. The No 11 Highway association named an 11 member executive to push grading and paving No 2 from Moose Jaw to Chamberlain and No 11 from Chamberlain to Dundurn.

Go West Used Car Scheme Exposed in Toronto

Toronto youths were hired to drive used cars west in convoys then return on own, with mileage turned back and cars sold at Calgary. Two teens from Port Credit, Harvey Thomas and Kenneth Flowers, describe daily 17 to 18 hour drives at high speed, dangers, and wrecks. Dealers say profit has shrunk as western prices equal Toronto.

Mary Fraser Globe and Mail Toronto Port Credit Harvey Thomas Kenneth Flowers Calgary National Employment Service Ken Harvey Fred Price Oakville Oldsmobile Halifax Dodge Olds

Atomic power could fuel society within five to ten years

Dr. David Keys of the National Research Council told McGill faculty club that useful nuclear energy may be available in five to ten years, though it will not yet rival oil or coal in cost. He urged improvements in production methods and predicted uranium fission could power ships and future light, heat, and power systems. He warned coal might vanish by the time readers' grandchildren reach adulthood.

Montreal David Keys National Research Council Atomic Energy Project Chalk River Ont McGill University Keys

New Feed Grain Supplies Below 1948

Ottawa reports end of year feed grain supplies are substantially lower than last year due to smaller crops of oats barley and mixed grains in the prairie provinces. Bureau estimates 368 tons per grain consuming animal unit about 16 percent lower than a year ago, but carry-over is large enough to avert serious deficits.

Ottawa Bureau of Statistics Prairie Bureau

Dog Finds and Digs Up Missing Mink Pelts

In Edmonton, Chris Blaylock noted his dog digging in the yard. The Alsatian unearthed 19 mink pelts valued at about 300 dollars, while police investigated the missing pelts two days after the disappearance.

Edmonton Chris Blaylock Blaylock

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