Canada consumer prices rise to new high in October
Canadian Bureau of Statistics reports October CPI at 134, up from 133.6 in September, with six of seven components higher. Food, housing, clothing, health and personal care, recreation and tobacco indices rise. transportation unchanged. Prices climb on sugar and tomatoes while wages also increase.
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Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Ontario
Manitoba
Quebec
Unbelievable goal shocks Canadiens in strange hockey play
Gordie Howe recalls the odd goal by his teammate Doug Barkley against Montreal. The play began with Alex Delvecchio and Howe pushing for the puck, Barkley at the right point, and Balon pressuring. Barkley’s shot caromed off the boards, struck the iron, hit the far post and rolled into the open net as Terry Harper arrived moments too late. Howe also notes scoring another decisive goal against Montreal weeks earlier.
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Doug Barkley
Montreal
Barkley
Alex Delvecchio
Alex
Dave Balon
Doug
Charlie Hodge
Terry Harper
Hodge
Rocket Richard
Marcelo Pronovost
Billy McNeill
Bill Gadsby
McNeill
Ten year old John faces a missing fife and drum problem
London Ontario fife and drum band member John van de Ven could head off with no fife or drum until 76 year old Charles Reeves recalled two Whitstable fires from England. Reeves’ finds are now used again by John as a gift, reviving a long past musical link.
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John van de Ven
London
John
Charles Reeves
Grand Bend
England
Whitstable
Kent
Mr. Reeves
Canada
Queen Elizabeth Completes Turnaround in New York
An Atlantic super-liner the Queen Elizabeth executed a turn-around in New York harbor on March 31 to April 1, 1959. The event highlighted the ship’s emergency or routine turnaround during its Atlantic crossing, with notable activity by crew and port authorities.
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Atlantic
New York
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Steamed cranberry pudding in electric skillet method
A tested recipe for steamed cranberry pudding using sugar, flour, water, shortening, baking powder, soda, salt, cran berry sauce and molasses. The batter is steamed in a greased pan, then served with a vanilla cream sauce made of sugar cream and butter, heated and flavored with vanilla.
Cranberry cheesecake and bars from electric skillet
Quick method dessert items baked in a skillet include a cranberry cheesecake with graham crust and cream cheese filling, plus cranberry kitchen cookie bars. Ingredients list covers crust, filling, topping, and optional orange rind. Oven temperatures and bake times vary, with servings for 10 to 50 bars.
New Cranberry Dishes for Electric Skillets
New cranberry dishes let cooks use an electric skillet to make cranberry cheesecake steamed cranberry pudding cranberry kitchen cookie bars and cranberry nut bread. If fresh cranberries are not available use canned whole berry sauce. Pudding steam time is 30 to 35 minutes versus two hours in a steamer.
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Britain
Winnipeg man wins Nobel Peace Prize
Prime Minister Pearson writes a letter of congratulations to John A. MacAulay of Winnipeg, who accepted the 1963 Nobel Peace Prize for the League of Red Cross Societies in Oslo. Pearson lauds MacAulay as the moving force behind the organization bringing aid and comfort globally.
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John A. MacAulay
Winnipeg
League of Red Cross Societies
Mr. Pearson
Mr. MacAulay
Oslo
Cableway and Cable Insulation Facts From The Era
The notes list items including British Broadcasting Corporation and The English Football Association. It defines a material like rubber used as underwater cable insulation, a range of numbers 10 50 500, and a mountain railway operated by cables pulled by station equipment.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
English Football Association
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Cranberry skillet bread from fresh fruit
A 4 cup flour and 2 cup sugar batter with cranberries and nuts, mixed with orange juice and rind, baked in a preheated skillet for about 1 hour 20 minutes. After cooking 10 minutes longer, cool briefly before removing. It may be baked in an electric skillet and freezes well.
Modern wash and wear fabrics under attack by housewives
Madelein e Leyasow surveys the Canadian textile scene where wash and wear fabrics suffer from boiling water strong bleaches wrong detergents worn by old machines and overheated dryers. she notes many blame stores and manufacturers while true risks from chlorine bleach heat and improper handling threaten fibers and finishes a psychology expert adds that blue detergents and dyed water influence consumer beliefs and habits.
Life expectancy gains for Canadian males and females
Over the last three decades Canada saw life expectancy at birth rise from 60 to 67.6 years for males and from 62 to 13 years for females, reflecting substantial gender disparities in longevity improvements.
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