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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
2
The 1961 canned peach season favors Canada Choice peaches, comprising about 60 to two thirds of production. They are sound, clean, blemish free, with good texture and flavor, packed in clear syrup. Fancy grades are less common but still sought, with grade marks visible on the label.
The article outlines perishable storage rules for milk butter meat poultry and produce. It cites Ottawa guidance on refrigeration temperatures and durations, advising immediate refrigerating washing containers wrapping meats loosely and using items within specified days to prevent spoilage and preserve quality.
The article outlines using drained peach halves with Blanc Mange or Cornstarch Pudding as a base for winter desserts. It suggests Bavarian Cream with peaches in a ring mold, peach sauce, and a citrus sherry twist. Also notes canned peaches shine in Peach Crisp Cobbler Shortcake Dumplings and Upside Down Cake and urges trying them while priced well.
labour income in Canada rose from 2568 million to 18514 million between 1939 and 1960 while white corporation profits after taxes increased from 574 million to 1681 million in the same period.
Calgary man Norman Shaw demonstrated a radio system to railway and transport officials. A transmitter in a locomotive triggers a bus dashboard light when near a crossing eight miles east of Calgary. Estimated costs are 50 dollars per bus and 150 dollars per engine transmitter. Greyhound Canada weighs interest for North America.
Northern Rhodesia reports show elephants performing funeral like rites after a killing raid. Scouts watched elephants circle the body repeatedly attempt to lift it, then topple trees to create a clearing and cover the corpse with branches. Similar behavior noted in another region after banana plantation raids.
James Black, a Winnipeg born liquor dealer living in London, sues Westminster Bank alleging libel after a cheque for 98 pounds was dishonored while funds were allegedly available. He also claims breach of contract due to the bank’s alleged refusal of the cheque. The case, described as unique in British legal history, will be heard by a judge and jury in London after Easter.
Commercial beekeeping operates in every Canadian province and reaches into the Northwest Territories near the Arctic Circle, indicating a widespread industry with northern expansion and regional diversity in honey production and pollination services.
A Catholic appeal urges non Catholics to understand Catholic beliefs and practices. It argues misperceptions about Catholicism hinder fellowship and invites readers to investigate Catholic teaching via a concise exhortation and an accessible booklet offering clear explanations of faith worship and Christian living.
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