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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
3
A fragmented discussion on delinquency and responsibility spanning grandparent and parent roles. The text explores the meaning of delinquency, duty, and moral faults, noting intertwining influences on child welfare and societal expectations.
This note offers practical tips for freezing a harvest and preserving vegetables. It invites readers to request a free booklet titled Preserve by Freezing with contact at 1075 Portage Ave Winnipeg and the phone SP 5-241].
A simple recipe fragment lists 2 dot. graham wafers crushed, melted butter, and sugar. It reads as a base for a crust or topping with no additional steps or quantities provided.
Miller Stewart reports that poison ivy remains potent after detaching from the plant. Any object touched and later contacting skin can spread the irritant through oils and solvents. Shoes, tools, and wheels can carry it, especially for children.
A humorous column by Don MacCallum on bachelor cooking for kids. He recalls past kitchen mishaps including garlic salt in corn soup and shares a simple rule: make dishes children dislike just enough to deter overeating.
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture will again fund bursaries for students entering the University of Manitoba Faculty of Agriculture. Minister Errick F. Willis says applications are desired as demand remains high for trained agricultural personnel. Degree students can receive up to 2000 dollars over four years. diploma students up to 1200 dollars, with bursaries written off in five years.
A health note explains cradle cap results from a tough scalp membrane and can be treated with olive oil or Vaseline, then washed and de-scaled nightly. The text shifts to a family anecdote about trying chop suey, describing mixed reactions and a humorous dining room scene.
A short plea argues parental responsibility for child upbringing to deter juvenile delinquency. It contrasts innate differences with behavior, urging obedience, discipline, and parental example to shape future citizens and national welfare.
A nostalgic account recalls Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip's 1959 Canadian tour. The narrator describes meeting them, the excitement of press duties in Ottawa, personal memories of earlier royal encounters, and the vivid detail of the era and travel from Alberta to Field, including a significant moment with a memento and a bittersweet sense of time.
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