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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1961
Page
2
A May tea party guide explains bread choices butter textures and fillings for delicate sandwiches. It covers open face styles pinwheels rollups and decorative cuts with tips on soft bread creaming butter and fine chopping plus a note to request The Art of Making Sandwiches from Canada's Agriculture Information Division.
A meat loaf recipe using veal six to eight week old calves with crumbled soft bread crumbs and bacon. The method includes frying bacon, mixing veal with crumbs onion parsley and Worcestershire, adding tomato juice or milk, and baking at 350 degrees for one hour. Serve with brown gravy or tomato sauce and green peas and carrots.
Canada National Railway shifts several passenger trains including the Super Continental west and eastbounds with updated arrivals in Winnipeg Brandon North Portage la Prairie and Dauphin The changes affect trains 33 34 5 6 63 64 75 and 76 with new daily and midweek patterns and times across Winnipeg Port Arthur Churchill Hudson Bay and The Pas corridors.
Canadian natural gas sales through 1960 totalled 324 billion cubic feet worth 200 million dollars. The volume rose 15 percent from 1959 and 56 percent from 1958, reflecting growing demand in the energy sector.
Va Levason notes a shift as male writers urge women to run Canadian affairs. Charles Lynch calls for abolishing women’s clubs and for women to enter politics and professional fields. He cites examples of women improving national life and urges action to influence succession duties and tax policy. Feathers needed for a pillow noted.
The quiz lists answers: Blue Hills of Coteau in Quebec and Kamachians and Selkirks in British Columbia. In 1960 Canada had 50 538 immigrants not in the labour force. 1960 average manufacturing wage rose to 72 821 dollars. 1960 net farm income was 1 352 million dollars. Saskatchewan has the most railway miles by province.
The first wheat in Canada was grown in 1605 at the Monts Champlain settlement in Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia.
A 21-year-old woman fractured her hip while following a TV exercise program, one of 15 accident victims vaccinated by Air Ambulance Service in Saskatchewan in March. Farm accidents affected several children including a five-year-old bitten and injured by horses, a 10-year-old run over by a truck, a seven-year-old with gun injuries, and a 13-year-old who died from a head wound. Elderly men suffered falls on slippery streets, and four people, including a hit-and-run victim, were injured in motor vehicle accidents.
A newly designed Alberta Government float will travel Alberta fairs and sports days this summer. It features the Buy Alberta motif with the floral emblem the wild rose and the official Alberta crest at each end. Two panels show the industrial and agricultural sides of the economy with a stylized wild rose symbolizing the campaign.
The record notes that organized baseball started in Canada about 1965, likely in Toronto or Hamilton, marking the sport's early footprint in the country.
Grease cookie sheets and preheat oven to 350. Cream butter with brown sugar, add egg and vanilla, stir in oats. Mix dry ingredients then alternate with hot water. Drop by teaspoonfuls onto sheets, top with pecans or dates, bake 12 to 15 minutes, cool and store.
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