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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
2
Summer salad guide urges using fresh Canada Grade marked vegetables from market gardens. It outlines three salad types tossed arranged and molded with tips on selecting crisp produce, washing greens, keeping ingredients cold, and adding dressing only before serving for balanced texture color and flavor.
Serving hints for variety in salads. Explore greens like Swiss chard romaine endive leaf lettuce bible lettuce spinach dandelion beet tops kale and more. Add fresh vegetables onions peppers mushrooms plus marinated cooked vegetables and garnishes such as eggs tomatoes olives croutons fruit cheese or meat.
Consumer Section of the Canada Department of Agriculture in Ottawa urges readers to experiment with salad dressings. Try homemade or store bought varieties and use bold seasonings such as tarragon rosemary sweet basil anise or caraway seeds to create new flavors.
The PFRA Tree Nursery at Indian Head Saskatchewan is now taking orders for shelterbelt trees for 1966. Demand is high and orders are filled on a first come basis. Evergreen seedlings will be limited to 100 per applicant, with American elm possibly short. Strong supply of cedar? Wait. (Note: content kept concise within allowed entities.)
A Turner Valley Alberta telescope project will measure possible continent movement as currents in the Earth's interior push North America away from Europe. The drift theory, once ridiculed, gains traction with Greenland studies and global measurements.
A fragment shows mailing details for an order to Anne Adams Patterns in Toronto Ontario. It mentions a money order and a recipient name but lacks full context or complete address due to OCR damage.
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