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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 1961
Page
5
A historic recipe column presents Salmon Roly Poly using canned salmon, eggs, celery and a rich biscuit dough rolled jelly roll style. It pairs with a quick Gherkin Sauce, then offers an apple crumb dessert and a fruit pudding for a full luncheon menu.
A survey in Ontario shows housewives favor evening shopping to fit with family car use and babysitting limits. They argue delivery needs and after work time pressures. by law limiting hours conflicts with customer needs. Cities where stores stay open longer say the solution lies in serving customers when they can shop.
A damaged fragment notes a vessel named Lee captured during World War I combat in the North Atlantic. The text mentions transport to a Medwest facility and hints at unique outcomes, but a full coherent event is unclear due to garbled phrasing.
The DEW Line re supply will be consolidated by creating a single Winnipeg office replacing Montreal and Edmonton offices. Future transport of passengers mail perishable foods and priority cargo will use direct air lift from Winnipeg with remaining shipments moved by rail to Churchill then air lifted to the DEW Line.
The piece promotes salads as a daily menu constant across all four seasons. It notes rapid refrigerated transit delivering fresh vegetables to groceries and fruit stores to ensure wide variety for customers.
A skeleton found on a Kent beach is believed to potentially identify Amy Johnson missing since January 1940. The 33 year old aviatrix disappeared after bailing out during a flight from Prestwick to Kidlington, with official cause cited as fuel exhaustion amid a storm.
Miss Helen Seger mailed a scenic calendar from Oslo on December 22. It arrived January 21 in Alexandria with an open flap envelope containing a letter mailed in Oslo to Fredrickstad. The letter was turned in at the local Post Office and should reach its destination within a month. The postal mark reads Alexandria Ont.
Canadian petroleum and natural gas exploration and development spends about 1 million dollars daily on goods and services from Canadian sources. The figure highlights the sector's ongoing economic footprint and supplier reliance in Canada.
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