Liquid egg use grows in baking industry across Canada
D A Fletcher of the Canada Department of Agriculture notes rising liquid egg use by bakers, with several million pounds sold in 1963 mainly in Toronto and Montreal. Liquid eggs ship fresh within 24 hours, avoid freezing and storage issues, and come as whole, whites or yolks. Ontario tests bulk tank delivery. Quebec bakery plans own laying flocks. Frozen eggs still lead in volume, but liquid eggs expand as more plants enter production.
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D. A. Fletcher
Poultry Products Division
Canada Department of Agriculture
Toronto
Montreal
Fletcher
Ontario
Quebec
Frozen Egg Plants Shift East As Western Output Declines
Western Canada shows lower egg production reducing melange supply and increasing eastern fabrication. Fifty five plants operated nationwide, with Ontario hosting 23. Last year melange output hit 18.3 million pounds amid higher Grade A egg use and imports from Australia, while exports to Britain rose.
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Canada
Ontario
Australia
Young Anne Marie Denmark to be world’s youngest queen
Princess Anne Marie of Denmark, 17, faces marriage rules that may delay her ascent to queen. If she wed King Constantine of Greece this year, they would become Europe’s youngest royal couple of the century, contingent on mourning and a possible royal permission letter. Both are descended from the Danish royal line and share the Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg name.
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Anne-Marie
Denmark
Frederik I X
Constantine
Greece
Paul
e-Marie
Grattian IX
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburgucksburg
Japan's Meat Market Expands With U S Pork Exports
Japan shows growing demand for red meats led by pork from the United States. U S pork exports rose from 80.9 million pounds in 1961 to 17.4 million pounds in 1963 amid pork shortages and high prices last year. Prices have since eased with rising domestic pork production and increased lamb and mutton from New Zealand.
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Japan
U.S
New Zealand
CPR Moves To Abandon More Branch Lines In Saskatchewan
The CPR proposes abandoning two branch lines the Asquith sub division from Urban to Balsennie and the Whitkow sub division from Pierard to Redfield. The lines serve 21 000 farm families and over 32 000 residents, with 247 grain delivery points handling over 66 million bushels yearly. The Asquith line is 44 miles serving 400 residents and 420 farm families with 12 elevators moving about 1 104 000 bushels annually. The Whitbow line runs 14 miles serving 100 urban residents in two villages and 195 farm families with five elevators handling 395 000 bushels yearly.
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Balsennie
Whitkow
Pierard
Redfield
CPR
Saskatchewan
Whitbow
Crossword clues and partial entries jumble a dense puzzle list
The page presents a long list of crossword across and down clues with numbers and fragments. It mixes word definitions such as Steal Grin High card Detests and many partial entries like Look at Part of to be and Beret among others, followed by stray letters and garbled sequences.
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South America
Great Lake
The Camera And Its Four Essential Features
The article explains four key camera functions for quality photographs. It outlines viewfinding through prisms or lenses, achieving correct focus by adjusting lens-film distance or using dual images, and controlling light exposure to prevent overexposure.
Understanding Exposure in Photography History Notes
The text explains how shutter speed and aperture control light for photos. It notes typical exposure ranges from 1 second to 1/1000th of a second and the limits of camera stabilization in poor light. It discusses a compromise between aperture and exposure time for moving subjects and depth of field considerations.
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