Tea Time Kringle For Year Round Socials
A simple entertaining guide features Tea Time Kringle as a easy to serve treat after meetings or sports. The recipe yields at least 60 pieces with fruit filling and orange glaze. Origin is credited to Norway or Denmark, and the kringle can be frozen and later thawed for serving.
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Norway
Denmark
Tea for a Large Group Serving Tea in Bulk
Instructions for making tea in quantity using a large pot or urn. Provide a homemade tea bag from loose tea, measure tea for 25 and 50 cups, and scale up for 75 100 cups with proportional amounts. Include lemon slices and a standard 8 ounce measuring cup.
Diamond shaped orange Raisin cake recipe instructions
Step by step rich dough and filling method for a large spiced cake. From scalding milk and yeast activation to rolling two layers with prune raisin orange rind filling, baking, cooling and glazing to form about 60 diamond or square slices.
Saskatchewan Farm Income Rises to 603 Million in 1963
Saskatchewan reports estimated net farm income of 603 059 000 in 1963 up 2.2 percent from 1962 revised 506 038 000. Despite higher operating expenses and depreciation, cash income from farming and larger inventories offset costs. Canada wide farm cash income hits a record 3 222 300 000 as wheat and other sales rise.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Canadians See Rise of Dual Earners in Families
A Dominion Bureau of Statistics report shows one in five Canadian families has both spouses in the labor force. In 88 percent of such cases the husband also works, with an average annual wage of 4,204 dollars in 1961. The survey notes 50,199 families where only the wife works, with 42,374 of those wives earning wages.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistis
Canada
Weill
Farm family worker nets higher income rise since 1946
Since 1946 net income of a farm family worker has climbed 87 percent, outpacing a 49 percent gain for factory workers, highlighting a widening rural income gap over the period.
Mexican Hat Plant Reaches Eight Feet In Burlington Home
Mrs. E. Wood and her husband of Walker's Line Burlington grew a seed from a Mexican Hat plant into an eight foot tall specimen nearly touching the ceiling. They expect gardening expert John Bradshaw’s advice on trimming and care while they share cuttings with friends.
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Mexico
John Bradshaw
Burlington
Jerusalem
Tennessee
Milton
Ruth Wyeth Spears Home Workshop patterns and bird houses
Ruth Wyeth Spears Home Workshop features Pattern 455 for bin toppers with material lists and size guides priced 35 cents. Also Pattern 277 with nest house guides priced 50 cents, plus Bird House and Feeder Packet No 31 for 10 designs at $1.75. Department P. Pall., 4433 West Ltd Ave., Vancouver.
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Department P.pall
West Ltd
Vancouver
Exhilarator Mistake Sparks Letters From Malaysia
A letter from a Malaysian newspaper shared by an English reader discusses a handsome Sikh teen driver who mistakes the brake for the exhilarator and sometimes drives on the wrong side. The English newspaper notes such confessions show frankness while remarking most drivers blame others. Canadian drivers are said to claim similar “mistakes” with the exhilarator in place of the brake.
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Bournemouth Evening News
Manitoba Scouts Plan Provincial Jamboree at Island Park
Manitoba Boy Scouts announce the first provincial jamboree to be held at Island Park Portage la Prairie from August 8 to 15 1964 inviting scouts from other provinces and the U S. Jamboree chairman is Co H P Killick of Winnipeg camp chief is Major C B Kent also of Winnipeg and expected attendance is 1000 to 1200 scouts. The event requires Second Class or better and a fee of 20 plus transportation. F K Garland of St James chairs the Provincial Council which authorized the jamboree.
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Manitoba
Island Park
Portage la Prairie
United States
Co. H. P. Killick
Winnipeg
C. B. Kent
Manitoba Provincial Council
F. K R. Garland
St. James
FASTEETH Promises Firm Fit For False Teeth
False teeth wearers suffer embarrassing slips as plates loosen at wrong moments. FASTEETH alkaline powder is advertised to secure plates, reduce odor and improve comfort. Available at drug counters everywhere.
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