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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
12
A vintage palate guide highlights pork liver and other offal as affordable proteins. It offers preparation steps for liver, tripe, kidneys, and hearty dishes like pork liver with rice and stews, plus a homemade angel cake recipe and a stuffed flank dish.
A former versatile junior at Toronto studios returns to announce staff after promotion last summer. He will host the right clock morning news on CBS. A cooking recipe appears in the text detailing stuffing and simmered meat for six servings.
A Saskatchewan Health Services Survey Commission report reveals Indians in the province number about 11 700 and suffer higher death rates from infections, parasitic diseases, and tuberculosis compared with whites. It recommends including Indians in rural health services and proposes Dominion provincial cost-sharing to cover health care.
Not since 1939 has the Green Lantern cafe in Halifax seen so many empty tables as a waste paper fire triggered an automatic sprinkler. Water poured through the dining room ceiling, disrupting service and signaling an emergency response.
In Canada farm live stock enter winter quarters after renovation of stables poultry houses and handling areas. Inspect young cattle for lice and apply lice-killers with a follow up nine days later. Treat for worms in pigs and ensure thorough cleansing of housing to maintain health and prevent losses. The poultry flock requires clean housing to sustain production and prevent decline.
London reports that more than 300 wells are now operating on a recently discovered oilfield in Britain. The development marks a significant expansion of domestic oil production and hints at evolving energy prospects for the region.
The Ontario Mobile Blood Donor Service announced it surpassed 200000 donations, noting rapid growth since its 1942 start. Center technician G R Fuller praised the drive for 50000 new donors and highlighted doubled totals from prior years across Ontario clinics.
Vancouver reports aging flying boats formerly patrolling the coast may enter commercial service in northern Ontario and the West Indies. Montreal aviation firm plans to buy some of the patrol craft replaced by a newer flying boat by the RCAF.
Latest figures show 634871 Boy Scouts in the United Kingdom, an increase of 7000 from 1938. The rise reflects growing youth participation in organized scouting nationwide.
Rev Fred Jackson, United Church minister at Uno Park, Nipsi, is known as the district’s minister magician. He carries a bag of magic tricks to delight children and uses storytelling to reinforce Bible lessons. He travels 16 miles on Sundays in winter, walking when snow blocks roads, and visits farmers on weekdays. His aim is to keep children smiling and on his side, with magic as a bridge to faith.
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