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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1965
Page
2
Lobster Shediac a festive dish based on Lobster Thermidor. The recipe uses 2 boiled lobsters with meat cut into chunks, mushrooms and green pepper sautéed in butter, then a milk and sherry sauce thickened with flour. The lobster is folded in, filled into shells, topped with bread crumbs and cheese, and baked until brown. Recipe notes include specific measurements and optional broiling.
A hearty soup using pike pickerel or yellow perch fillets simmered in scalded milk then thickened with a flour and onion celery roux. The dish finishes with vinegar or lemon juice and yields six servings.
Edith Head announces Printed Pattern M466 a suit and M472 blouses in Misses sizes 8 through 18. M466 features a one piece yoke jacket and paneled skirt with insert pockets. M472 offers Empire style blouses with band tie and a plunging evening variation. Send one dollar per pattern to Prominent Designers Prairie Publishers Toronto Ontario.
A set of safety rules outlines handling, storage, and transport practices for firearms. It emphasizes unloading before storage, keeping guns in cases, ensuring clear barrels, carrying with controls, and knowing targets. It warns against horseplay, handling after alcohol, and shooting at hard surfaces or water.
Premier Roblin announced royal approval of Manitoba’s Red Ensign provincial flag with coat of arms. The document was prepared by the Garter King at Arms and returned to the College of Arms for recording. A central ceremony at the Legislative Building and simultaneous provincial observances are planned.
Bees act as special carriers delivering four loads to the hive and sealing each in cells, distributing water as well as honey.
Apparent success reported in Saskatchewan where SYMONS of Rocanville tests bear ing assemblies to assist ailing humans using alfalfa derived components.
The piece argues travel loads are dominated by cosmetics and beauty items. It suggests replacing heavy containers with lightweight plastics and opting for smaller sizes. It notes women carry dozens of items and shoulders bear the strain, prompting de weighing by moving essentials to at home desks.
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