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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1959
Page
6
Reports from Camrose and BC fruit country note six hundred thousand bears of surplus apples from the 1058 pack. Producers recall price boosts to twenty cents per pound, yet getting apples back to normal has been hard. Last year’s apples were strong on prairie markets, risking surplus easing into the pie trade.
Heat rolls in a clean brown paper bag. Lightly mist the bag, seal, and heat for 10 to 15 minutes for soft fresh results.
A physician urged general use of ID tags for children after the Our Lady of Angels fire. Dr James E Seagrave said many injured children lacked identification as over 50 were hospitalized at St Anne's in Chicago, with 10 dead on arrival or soon after.
Hannes Vidal cracked a boiled egg at breakfast and found a second, smaller egg inside. He took it to the Leader office, but staff had already eaten. The egg came from a Hen at Alex Mennie Farm near Carman.
The statement urges preplanned sessions for mass disasters outlining the first 24 hours of treatment in detail before any incident occurs. It stresses proactive protocols, resource coordination, and rapid triage to improve outcomes in critical events.
Br G Anderson explains poison ivy as a native Canadian plant with a three-part leaf and white fruit. The plant grows as a trailing vine or upright, may climb, and appears in varying patches. Leaves vary in shape size and color. leaflets are always in threes. Spring shows reddish new leaves. summer bears small whitish flowers and greenish-yellow pea-sized fruits. Autumn turns leaves red orange and brown. fruits persist as leaves drop. Winter fruits shrink and yellow to brown. MARION HOPE SELLERS. Davidson earns BSN with distinction at the University of Saskatchewan.
Two frequent bargain bays in pork are the Boston Butt and pic nic shoulder. Both of these have a fair amount of bone but this can be removed to make carving easier and to leave a pocket for stuffing After filling the pocket with a'uff ing, skewer or tie securely and roast as usual.
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