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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
5
An article discusses wild game as a fall dish, noting venison and other wildlife foods as main courses. It covers choosing meats, preparing them, and how diet and freshness influence flavor, while suggesting checking with diners about preferences.
The text outlines pattern 4989 half size sewing instructions and pricing. It then provides guidance on preparing and cooking wild game such as venison and poultry like birds, with steps on cleaning, soaking to remove gamey flavor, and cooking methods including roasting broiling and stewing with tips on tenderness and marinating.
Crochet guide presents The Lord's Prayer in Catholic and Protestant filet versions with chart and directions. Includes No 50 cotton panels sized 24 by 33 or 24 by 36 inches. Send pattern requests with name and address to the senate arts department.
The article explains prompt spill action for nylon carpets. It details stain types and treatments using detergent solutions, spot removers, and careful drying. It notes nylon fibers resist damage and do not shrink, but backing made of jute can shrink if over moistened.
The list presents a word puzzle with numbered clues for both horizon themed and vertical sections. It includes varied terms from mythic figures to animals, places, and roles, inviting solvers to connect letters and discover hidden meanings.
A new policy raises import valuations on Continental European cars by at least 167 and up to 200 or more per vehicle. Effective for orders after December 1, the change stems from a United Automobiles Workers submission to Ottawa and shifts tariffs and taxes tied to the first price of the country of manufacture.
The Sun praises rural correspondents for long service in villages and rural communities. It notes their role in publicizing local activities and recording community progress, calling them the backbone of weekly papers and urging readers to support and communicate with their local reporters.
The Quebec Zoological Gardens named two new gorillas Arthur and Osa in a lighthearted contrast to world politics. The piece notes how leaders and rivals might be compared to animal names, while stressing the neutral stance of the zoo.
The piece notes Britain’s Big Ben chimes during wartime signaling morale and now faces a reduced broadcasting role. The BBC will ring only one bong per hour and switch quickly to current news, reflecting a shift toward faster paced programming and a rationed symbol of steadiness.
The Canadian Junior Chamber of Commerce announced a 100000 pound shipment of pork to aid Tibetan refugees in northern India as part of their rehabilitation program. The deal was negotiated last spring with the federal government.
Before turning on heating systems, ensure thorough fire hazard checks. Do not place papers cartons coal oil machine oil or cleaning liquids near furnaces. Do not store gasoline in the same basement room as the furnace to prevent potential fires.
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