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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
3
Suggestions for festive Halloween refreshments include a pumpkin punch bowl, whipped cream apple salads, decorative doughnuts called magic jewel rings, and frosty dessert shakes. Recipes feature flavored milks, icing, and colorful garnishes to create a witchy, party-ready spread.
Pattern 268 includes folding stands with adjustable heights and a removable tray for TV dining or serving. Also folding coffee table instructions and a fold away mending stand and drying rack for 40c. Packet 26 adds four more tables for $1.75 from Department P.P.L. Vancouver. Peppermint extract and green coloring used in doughnut trimming.
American railways test an atom lamp using Krypton gas sealed inside a phosphor coated lens. The nearly maintenance free lamp claims a ten year life and automatic operation with clear reading distance of three feet and visibility up to 500 yards. Similar lamps may be used on highways and marine buoys.
A divinity student and gym instructor at McGill, James Naismith created basketball to give football players winter exercise. He hung peach baskets from a gym balcony and used a ball to initiate a new sport.
The Hudsons Bay Company charter was granted in 1670. The five largest Canadian cities by population are Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg, and Hamilton. About 1 million labour union members belong to international unions. The name Saskatchewan comes from the Indian Kisiskatchewan meaning swiftly flowing water. In 1958 the federal tax per person averaged about $250.
Sewing pattern 7260 offers pieces and instructions for a doll wardrobe including party and school dresses coat robe pajamas panties crinoline jacket slacks nightie and more. Send thirty five cents to the Household Arts Department at 60 Front Street Porunto with your name and address.
The Leader-Post discusses the thirteenth Canada Savings Bond drive and its role in curbing inflation by shifting household savings into bonds. It notes bonds’ liquidity and competitive returns, and calls for public cooperation while urging the government to curb deficits and pursue prudent fiscal policy.
A reflective piece praising Granny for self sufficiency during disasters. It recalls her use of a wood stove and root cellar, her preserved larder, and her nonconformist attitude toward red tape. The essay argues households can learn resilience from her practical approach.
From 1948 to 1957 the average outlay for plant and equipment per new manufacturing job climbed from 6423 dollars to 11446 dollars, reflecting a substantial increase in capital intensity for Canadian industry.
The federal government expects personal income taxes to total about 1,369 million dollars and sales and excise taxes around 1,249 million dollars in the current year.
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