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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
2
Raisins, including dark sun dried and golden sultanas, enhance a Sultana Bread recipe yielding two loaves. The method covers soaking, scalding milk, yeast activation, mixing with eggs and flour, kneading, rising, shaping into two loaves, and baking at 400 F for 35 to 40 minutes.
The Canadian Government exhibit at the Anuga Food Fair in Cologne hosts poultry focus with eggs fruits and vegetables from Canadian firms. About 300 000 attendees will see oven ready Canadian turkeys broilers and fowl along with roasts and Chicken Marengo. The display aims to open new European export markets for Canada's poultry products and features menus and recipes including a detailed Chicken Marengo preparation.
A Canadian mother describes preparing 1000 lunch box sandwiches annually using a freezer kept at zero degrees. She makes five fillings from meat poultry and fish, bakes five loaves at a time, and assembles on an assembly line in under an hour. Crusts stay on and sandwiches are frozen then thawed at lunch.
The black tie worn by American sailors is a carry-over from the British navy where it signified respect after Admiral Horatio Nelson's death.
Eleven five year olds at Roxeth Hill in Harrow begin a serious experiment led by headmaster Ronald Yeates using a forty three symbol system where words sound as written with no capitals and new sound combos. The plan shifts to traditional spelling by age seven.
A New York jeweler forecasts longer earrings pins with own dangles and more bracelet charms as jewelry makers push bold glittery styles for the season. Distinct pieces from designers move toward noticeable, kinetic accents and enhanced sparkle.
W G Malaher, research director of the Searle Grain Co, says No 1 Manitoba Hard wheat, long absent from the grain scene, is reappearing in western Canadian deliveries in 1961 after a decade. He calls it a symbol of perfection in Canada's wheat.
The article celebrates a renewed interest in Colonial and pioneer aesthetics driven by Ontario's Upper Canada Village opening. It notes designers and tourists shaping home furnishings with traditional cabinet making, homespun textiles, and era authentic decor, while Canadian wheat markets discuss No 1 Northern and No 2 Northern grades and production trends.
W J Ball manager Saskatchewan Wheat Pool says small stones in the 1961 Saskatchewan grain crop do not threaten the year. Reports from Saskatoon note early crop swathing before combining and more grain cars rejected due to stones. Ball adds no new grain movement to terminals yet and stresses assessment waits on 1961 crop development.
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