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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1961
Page
2
Portable sundae ideas allow ice cream in cones or cuplets for eating on the go. Recipes describe banana cream pudding based sundaes, chocolate sauce fillings, and whipped toppings, plus quick caseroles and summer lunch snacks with celery soup and deviled ham cornucopias. A roadside guide to easy, ready-to-serve treats.
A travel column urges planning and use of travel agents to secure budget flights and charter groups. It highlights off season rates, advance reservations, and the agent’s role in arranging itineraries, guides, and hotels at no extra cost through commissions.
Motorists on Saskatchewan roads are urged to watch for flashing red lights on school buses. J A Christie, chairman of the Highway Traffic Board, said when lights operate the bus will be stationary for loading or unloading and motorists must stop at least 15 feet in front of or behind the bus.
The Calgary Stampede reports the largest livestock entries in its history with 2070 total after closing June 10, up 51 from last year and two above the 1958 record. Top class is dairy with 654 animals across 847 entries, followed by sheep 319 animals in 404 entries and beef cattle 285 animals in 397 entries.
Twins John and Albert Clegg of Sheffield were fined after police learned they shared one vehicle licence. The brothers drove two identical black cars with the same plates and paid only one fee yearly until a witness spotted both cars together and alerted authorities.
A helpful adult asks if the girl has lost her sister at a school picnic. The child shouts "Mary" loudly, then explains to a bystander that she cannot call "Mother" because there are too many mothers present. The exchange highlights a humorous mix up among adults and children in a busy social setting.
The Alberta Hail Studies group reports eleven fewer hail events than last year across a 13 000 square mile block including Castor Viking Drayton Valley and Rocky Mountain House. Farmers submit storm reports to Penhold while 45 sites track with microbarographs and 200 residents receive hail baskets. June 20 Rimbley district saw king size hail as the study notes prompt data and widespread cooperation.
A compact puzzle list with clues such as emanations Paris river Bridal wreath Subjoin and other entries including Otherwise Music group The Eternal City High priest June bug and Music note for the weekly crossword.
Reports from England's Jodrell Bank telescope quote Sir Bernard Lovell considering earthly origins unlikely and no known natural space source fits the signals. The piece ponders whether the music of the spheres inspired by ancient Greek thought could be heard, or if the West was outsmarted.
Stone tools unearthed in the Yukon reveal a cultural connection between ancient Siberian tribes and the Indigenous groups of the American Southwest, suggesting migratory or trade links across vast distances.
Hand labor shells cashew nuts as no new machine has yet matched the skill of workers. No machinery has been invented that shells as satisfactorily as skilled labor.
The Marquis of Queensberry oversaw the creation of boxing rules that now bear his name in 1865, establishing a standards framework that shaped modern ring conduct and scoring.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4776 for Misses' sizes 12 to 20 with a side-buttoned wrap design. Notes fabric needs for size 16 and requires 32 yards of 39 inch fabric. Requests 50 cents payment and print name and address. Pattern Dept. Anne Adams, Toronto.
An advertisement for FASTEETH powder claims to secure false teeth without a gummy taste or souring odor. The alkaline, non acidic powder promises firmer, more comfortable wear with no slipping during eating or talking.
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