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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1948
Page
7
John finally confesses a upcoming date to Mary but reveals he plans an evening with a new partner. Mary admits she also has a date and praises her suitor, leading to a hopeful, romantic night as the couple heads out separately in search of happiness.
Season the meat with salt pepper onion juice and parsley then mix with bread crumbs and cooked rice. Pack into a greased mold lined with rice bake or steam about 45 minutes and serve with tomato sauce.
A simple fruit baked dish using flour, baking powder, margarine, an egg, milk, apples, sugar, salt, and cinnamon. The dough is spread in a greased dish, apples are pressed in, margarine dots sprinkled, sugar and cinnamon showered on top, and baked about 30 minutes until tender. Serve hot with custard.
Ottawa reports France will erect a D Day monument at Bayeux to inscribe allied regiments from the June 6 1944 invasion. Army HQ says a list of Canadian regiments is being prepared.
Pattern 4949 for a jumper with puff sleeve blouse sold with illustrated instructions. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with detailed yardage for jumper and blouse. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.
Flin Flon chamber of commerce reports the Flin Flon to The Pas highway should finish by early October after an aerial survey of the route. The project covers Cranberry Portage and nearby stretches as officials assess progress.
The Royal Canadian Flying Club of Swift Current, with 50 members, lends its airplanes to a commercial operator in return for hangar space. The one year old group seeks storage for its fleet while expanding its aviation activities.
Edmonton’s parking meters drew coins before official service as curious residents tested their operation during installation. In Winnipeg a new 100 by 70 foot laboratory wing begins at the University of Manitoba Fort Garry campus costing 69000 dollars. A seven foot, 200 pound cougar mounted at Regina normal school was killed at Carrot River on March 20 after being shot nearly 1000 miles from its natural habitat. Edmonton aims for 35000 dollars. 24000 raised for its British Columbia Emergency Food Fund. In Saskatoon fur farmers shift from foxes to mink with costs 20 to 30 dollars to raise and a market value around 15. In Inwood Manitoba thousands of garter snakes invade the village, seen as a sanitation menace by officials.
Employment in Canada remains high with 4,948,000 employed out of a 5,060,000 workforce and 82,000 unemployed. The report notes a growth trend of about 100,000 jobs annually, with stable prairie and maritime provinces and upward momentum in other regions.
A black faced Suffolk ram from Alberta sold for 3350 dollars at the opening session of the National Ram Sale. Jas Laidlaw of Muldoon Idaho purchased it from P J Rock and Son of Drumheller Alta. The secretary of the National Wool Growers Association says it may be a record high price for a Suffolk ram. The sale drew over 500 buyers and sheepmen from Canada Britain and the United States.
Six youths were arrested after police nabbed them in a Midtown Toronto burglary. Their loot included fur muffs, men’s shirts, pens and pencils from an unfurnished clubhouse, prompting the claim they wanted to furnish their clubhouse.
Defence Secretary James Forrestal announced an informal agreement with Canada to exchange military information on a broad basis, prioritizing war production data. Talks in Ottawa with Defence Minister Brooke Claxton covered plans for war production, standardizing calibers of rifles and artillery, and potential joint defence arrangements. Discussions also touched on U S air bases in Newfoundland under a 99 year lease and the broader U S Canadian joint defence board.
Kalamazoo butcher Merle Nichols sympathizes with high prices and hands each customer an aspirin with the bill. He says the gesture helps customers leave satisfied despite rising costs.
Patricia a calico cat of Persian extraction works in a peach orchard in Ontario California. Her owners Mr and Mrs R B Church say Pat picks up peaches from the ground and carries them to them. If no fruit is on the ground she climbs trees to pick them.
The Canada Gazette reports the federal labor code, passed in the last parliamentary session, effective September 1. It governs labor relations in interprovincial industries such as railways, communications, and shipping, with a 10 member Canada Labour Relations Board led by Justice G B OConnor. The act creates dispute machinery and allows transferring industries from provincial to federal jurisdiction upon provincial consent.
Canada's adverse trade balance with the United States fell sharply in the first six months as foreign trade reached a new high. The half year deficit totaled 228,200,000 dollars versus 488,000,000 dollars in the same period a year earlier.
Local residents of Abyssinia rely on hyenas to clear urban waste. The arrangement reflects scarce municipal services and wildlife coexistence challenges in the region.
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