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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
3
Local ad lists furnaces and heating equipment at 1583 Albert Ave and Broadway addresses. Includes bargains on used items and wiring materials. Mentions Rhubarb roots and a Vawn Ontario reference, with contact details for J. Phenevf and others.
Spring gardening brings weed and insect battles as enthusiasts start work after inactivity. Start slowly to avoid overexertion and keep a first aid kit handy. If allergic to bites, consult a doctor about desensitizing injections and beware bees wasps and spiders.
The item presents five trivia prompts about Canadian government and geography with the supplied answers. It asks about the Speaker of the House role the largest prairie province and Atlantic province, spenders in 1989, the Canada US boundary length, and tax amounts in 1950 and 1960. Answers identify the Speaker as interpreting rules, Alberta as the largest prairie, Newfoundland as the Atlantic leader, federal spending as the largest, a boundary length of 43 986 miles, and tax figures of 612 million in 1950 and 1 752 million in 1960.
The note warns that oil from wife preserves on wax can soften and dull the finish. Wipe up oily spots promptly to prevent damage.
In New York a famed TV band director challenges a new saxophonist to finish a solo with beauty zing authority and originality inside 20 seconds. In White Plains Anchemette Schreiber notices a grim boy walking the block 40 times while running away from home not allowed to cross the street. A Met opera star rests between acts and jokes his son enjoys his headstands and pockets money.
A look at new boating accessories. Highlights include a 5 hp four cycle outboard at $189, a 3.5 hp jet outboard at $169, sailboat trailer kits from about $200, a durable $4.98 three step polyethylene rope ladder, vinyl coated black aluminum fittings, a $1,000 radar for small boats, and Canada opened Citizens radio band requiring a $3 license. Also new is a backpack carrier for 60 pound outboards at $65, plus improved trailer options and practical gear for portages.
An outline of stove evolution from open fires in Europe to early Massachusetts designs in America. It traces brick and tile hearths, the Franklin stove, round stoves, base-burners and the shift to gas for quicker, cheaper heat, noting Canadian women in the Hot Stove League champion progress.
Coffee is grown worldwide in a belt about 22 degrees north and south of the equator. The line marks where warm climates support coffee cultivation across multiple continents and regions.
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