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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
2
June Dairy Month feature recipe uses chicken bacon mushrooms and milk. Fry bacon then brown chicken, sauté onion and mushrooms, add flour and hot milk, simmer 30 minutes. Serve with sides and salad. Serves four.
The consumer section notes eggs are plentiful and prices are down. Eggs are quick to prepare and serve as meat substitutes, making them especially valuable during busy housecleaning days.
Jiffy-Cut blouse patterns for Misses sizes 12 to 20 appear with fabric yardage details. A tested recipe for Stuffed Eggs in Casserole a la Chimay uses hard boiled eggs, mushrooms, onion, cheese sauce and peas, baked until heated through for six servings.
A coalition including single store operators and food chains asks Prime Minister Diefenbaker to appoint an impartial economics committee to assess discount stamp legislation. They argue stamps boost consumer value, intensify competition, and could be legalized in a revised Criminal Code for all retailers.
Haydon Cobourn of Leonard finds a wallet on his Wankleek Hill farm after about five and a half years. Bills partly deteriorated, leather purse damaged, but birth certificate intact. He took the money to the Bank of Canada, seeking recovery of a total of 260 dollars.
On his 102nd birthday a reporter questioned an elderly man about sex. The man replied with a dry joke that he quit thinking about it nearly two years ago, delivering a pointed, humorous line.
Albert Einstein rose to prominence as a leading figure in modern science for his groundbreaking theoretical physics discoveries that reshaped global scientific thinking.
Canadian women campaign against double taxation hitting widows. The Council of Women argues estate and income taxes at widowhood harm families, noting many move to the U.S. to dodge levies and that pensions are taxed as property. They urge letters to MPs and women’s groups, citing Prairie Publishers Co op in Regina.
A poem from Medicine Hat News honors a man who labors by day and studies by night. He sacrifices leisure, reads diligently, learns new skills, and forges ahead with faith and pluck, and his eventual success is celebrated as luck.
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