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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1961
Page
2
Date palms native to North Africa and Asia Minor yield date honey date sugar and syrup for drinks. The article provides a recipe for Date Ban Biscuits using chopped dates bran flakes and a quick 15 minute bake with prep tips and serving ideas.
The article promotes MacIntosh apples as fresh from controlled atmosphere storage, notes grades Canada Extra Fancy to Canada C, and advises storage in cool conditions. It highlights eating qualities, non refrigerant prep tips, and includes a series of Honey Apple recipes such as Honey Apple Sauce for Fried Chicken and Honey Vanilla Sauce with Apple Cobbler.
Saskatchewan Roughriders enter a promising season under President R A Bob Kramer and head coach Steve Owen. Active membership and season tickets exceed past years as rural curling clubs compete for a prize of 16 curling rocks valued at over $600, while the annual sportsman's dinner continues to be a nationwide highlight.
Suggests an Easter egg hunt as a fun activity for juniors and teenagers. Describes hard-boiling eggs, using commercial dye or food coloring, and dipping eggs for ten minutes. Recommends decorating with painted designs or tape to create two toned effects, noting tape may prevent color from taking.
Plan a fun hunt with bright colours and adhesive taped designs. Hide eggs around the house and give each child a basket. Set a time limit and offer a small prize for the most eggs found. Keep a list of hiding spots. Use eggs later in creamed eggs on toast or egg dishes.
South Africa's Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd withdraws the country’s bid to remain in the British Commonwealth. He attends the Prime Ministers conference in London to discuss future status and relations with Britain.
A Winnipeg Labour Council meeting airs a cycle of higher wages for union made goods and rising prices. A transport unionist argues wage hikes drive bread and clothing costs, while observers urge greater output to lower costs. The piece cites an International Labour Organization survey noting Canada and the U S low unemployment and Europeans working longer hours, and suggests Canadians chase more pay for less work.
The 1666 census of New France recorded 3,215 white residents. This early population count marks the first use of a modern census method in the colony.
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