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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1953
Page
4
Public Health guidance notes meat and egg equivalents for nutrition. White and red meats are both quality protein sources with iron in red meats. Include liver or kidney weekly. Cheaper cuts offer similar nutrition. they require longer cooking but yield tasty dishes for family meals.
Harold Lightburn of Lightburn and Co Limited announces the company has tendered to supply Lightburn washing machines to the Royal Australian Air Force. He notes prior RAAF and Army usage, praising the unit for efficiency and time savings for both service members and Australian housewives.
Mr Scilley, president of the F and S Association, told a Sydney audience that families could afford more bread if they cut beer consumption by one glass per week. He cited about 6/6 weekly on bread and about £1 on beer.
The article explains that stewing is generally reliable as it requires less care in preparation. Pressure cooking of meat yields satisfactory, appetising dishes with quicker cooking times and less risk of overcooking. Nutritional value is similar across methods, with braising potentially equal or higher than frying or roasting.
April was unusually dry with below average rainfall and only 33 points at Tamworth while some areas recorded about 100 points by month end. Deterioration in pastures and rising agistment, with heat and drought impacting stock. rain is expected to boost recovery if temperatures stay mild. Water supplies held and stock routes remain trafficable. lambing and disease warnings accompany reports of tetanus outbreaks after dipping and twin lamb disease. A church holiday camp costing £4000 will be built by Baptists at Evans Head.
J Byrnes reports a Wednesday sale where 565 cattle sold, including about 400 fats in store, plus 2640 sheep with around 700 fats. Fat sheep showed strong competition, with keepit Merino wethers at 82/1, store cattle from Glenford and Kinkuna fetching solid prices, and numerous Sydney Meat Companies and abattoirs appearing among buyers. Store cattle commanded better prices than the prior sale due to good rains. sheep prices rose by roughly 5 to 10 shillings per head.
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