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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
2
Home economists advise on making jellied salads with tin aluminum copper molds for easy unmolding. Prepare molds grease they set gelatin dissolve completely chill until set fill to top then chill 2 4 hours or overnight. Unmold just before serving using cold plate water and a quick knife run to release and invert onto plate.
Two salad mold recipes feature cottage cheese as the main ingredient. The Cucumber Cheese Mold uses cucumber with peel for a crisp contrast. The Strawberry Icebergs offers a frozen fruit plate treat.
A cool creamy cucumber cheese mold combines cottage cheese onion salt vinegar and Worcestershire with salad dressing. Gelatin is melted and folded in with cucumber then set in a four cup mold chilling about three hours for six to eight servings.
A Canadas Department of Agriculture consumer note shares a strawberry iceberg salad mold. It explains thawed berries, jelly made with strawberry juice, and a layered assembly with cottage cheese nuts and sour cream, frozen firm then served on lettuce for 6 to 8 servings.
Saskatchewan cattlemen race to store 60 tons per shelter under a new fodder storage program. John McRae builds a 24 by 16 foot hay shelter for 100 beef cattle, planning a second structure while claiming a 150 grant and annual savings on time and twine. The program allows one grant per rural municipality up to 150 for approved silos or hay shelters.
Quick crisp coatdress style with line pockets and a flowy back belt. Misses sizes 10 to 18 shown. size 16 uses 3 yards 35 inch fabric. Printed Pattern 4579 from Anne Adams Patterns Dept P, mail to Toronto Ontario with money order.
Charles E. Johnson of Winnipeg was named industry service representative for the Prairie Region of Canadian Pacific's traffic department, succeeding Gordon J. Seddon who was transferred to Montreal. Johnson, a Winnipeg native, joined CP in 1938 and served as travelling freight agent 1952 to 1964. his duties include improving railway transportation service to industries.
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