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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
7
Child food habits explored in Preschool Clinics show many youngsters prefer raw vegetables and must be gradually encouraged to enjoy cooked vegetables. Tips include small servings, appealing presentation, skipping dressings, and avoiding fuss to foster steady acceptance.
Major Richard Lawson of the British U N commander role in the Congo earns the nickname Richard the Lion Hearted for bold, unarmed forays into rioting Congolese troops. He has twice risked his life to rescue clergymen amid mutinous forces in Leopoldville.
A judge offers the prisoner the chance to challenge jurors while a convict jokes about defeating a front‑rower. An inspector notes a tax return typist error for a dependent son, and a bank closes after a bungled morning opening.
Fifty two young Ontario men sailed from Halifax on February 16 aboard the Cunard liner Ivernia bound for Britain. They join about 500 grocery employees recruited by Loblaws to staff a Canadian controlled chain of Fine Fare Ltd stores in the United Kingdom. Gar Weston controls both companies.
Prices of U.S. vegetable imports in eastern Canada doubled due to freezing damage in Texas and Florida. Texas citrus nearly wiped out, according to Toronto officials. James Walsh of the agriculture department said Ontario storage carrots and cabbage could help stabilize prices.
A Barbadian on a terrace contrasts Caribbean weather with Canada's cold climate. He notes Barbadians admire Canada as a land of opportunity while natives yearn to leave for warmth. Canadians see Barbadians as relaxed, yet winter drives work, money, and savings for another warm retreat.
The Great Lakes contain roughly fifty percent of the world’s fresh water, a vast reservoir spanning North America. This immense natural resource underpins regional ecosystems, transport routes, and economic activity around lakes Michigan, Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario.
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