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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
7
Saskatchewan Highway Safety Council urges drivers to combat monotony on fast roads. Recommendations include limiting driving hours, taking frequent breaks at services, using engaging radio programs, and avoiding beverages impairing vision and reaction time to prevent fatigue related accidents.
Saskatchewan Highway Safety Council lists precautions for motorists at railroad grade crossings. Slow to 200 feet from crossing, listen and look both ways, no passing at crossings, ensure clear tracks on multi track crossings, stay in same gear, shift appropriately on inclines, obey signalmen and traffic signals.
The Quill Plains regional hospital council heard that drug costs per patient day will rise. J L Summers of University Hospital Saskatoon cited more prescriptions and new drugs as the main causes. The 1961 budget growth reflects two added consultants a dietitian and a lab technician, and was accepted.
The article urges starting decor with the carpet as the governing color for the room and house. It notes coordinated colors create space, ease furniture rearrangement, and allows flexible accessories while warning against overusing grey. It recommends consulting a professional decorator offered free by retailers.
Solve four mini puzzles: 1 Create four lines totaling 100, 2 form a cross of digits 1 to 9 with equal row and column sums, 3 write an even number using only odd digits, 4 express 24 as three identical digits other than 8.
A 16 year old boy in New Westminster was compelled to leave school because he cannot read. District Superintendent Stewart Graham said he could do at least average work but has not learned to read despite teaching from fine teachers. Psychiatric exams identify the issue as emotional in origin. The boy seeks vocational training.
A fragment reflecting on global irony as civilized nations wage wars while perceived savages enjoy peace, highlighting a satirical view of conflict and humanity.
White offers a giveaway to the last move then delivers a decisive finish after 4 moves. The article highlights Mil lard Hopper’s solution as the key example in a long-time checker star’s analysis.
Francois E. Cleyon of Huntington Indiana urged Canadian customs officers to scrutinize goods from the United States with the same vigorous nationalism as Americans. He spoke to the Canadian Woollen and Knit Goods Manufacturers Association calling tighter control a needed step for Canadian manufacturing. A remark on frugal living noted a family man replaces currency in his wallet with snapshots.
A guide to selecting and preparing lamb with cuts such as shank, butt, blade shoulder, round shoulder, loin, and leg end. Notes on storage, wrapping removal, and refrigeration. Cooking tips call for roasting fat side up at 325°F to well done, with mint or cranberry sauces and seasonal sides.
The Canada Department of Agriculture explains what broilers are, how to choose a good bird, and the forms they are sold in. Broilers are young chickens under four months, weighing about 11 to 2 pounds, tender with little fat, also called broiler fryers.
Forty lines of archaic baking instructions describe making Sweet Dough Rolls with milk water sugar butter eggs and yeast. The article covers mixing rising shaping baking and freezing techniques plus thawing tips and storage guidance for Canada Department of Agriculture readers in Ottawa.
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