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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
2
An informative piece explains fish categories saltwater and freshwater with subdivisions demersal pelagic and shellfish. It notes cod as a key food fish and outlines a codfish chowder recipe with ingredients and steps for 12 servings.
A survey of common freshwater and Pacific Coast fishes describes pickerel the wall eyed pike and dove with flesh that is lean and white and outlines a recipe for two pounds of pickerel fillets with onion lemon juice and butter. It then details black Alaska cod sablefish once mostly smoked and sold as whole fish or chunks, ling or long cod and its chameleon flesh, and tomcod sold frozen through the ice for Quebec markets. Haddock, identified by a distinctive black lateral line, is valued for high protein and versatility with poached and baked preparations and a two to four pound average.
Alberta Industry and Development announces construction of a new fresh vegetable processing plant in Medicine Hat. A private Alberta company will supply Western Canada with a quality product, boosting local farming by 49 500 acres under contract and benefiting about 450 farmers with a projected annual net return over 5 million dollars.
Instructions describe broiling fish 2 to 4 inches from heat for about 10 minutes. Baste several times with butter sauce without turning. Test for flakiness with a fork, then serve on a heated platter with paprika and parsley. Makes 6 servings.
A compact chronology notes key events from 1950 to 1957 including North Korea invasion actions, Canadian naval arrivals at Pearl Harbor, record tuna catch in N S, Canada US defence pact, royal tours, George VI death, first Montreal television station, Elizabeth coronation, Korean armistice, Swift iron ore and St Lawrence projects, first Canadian atomic plant plans, polar air service, mergers of labour groups, Deep Bay crater, spy concerns, Spring Hill mine disaster, Diefenbaker leadership, DEW line activation, Ottawa royal visit, and Nobel Peace Prize award to Lester Pearson.
The October 1962 index ranks St. John's Mid as Canada's cheapest major city with 118.1 while Toronto Opt is the dearest at 133.1. Alaska, a populous northern area, covers one third of Canada's northern territories and houses about 200,000 people, over five times the combined Yukon and Northwest Territories.
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