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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1961
Page
4
A Sunday dinner favorite is given a crunchy crust using a savory stuffing of soft bread crumbs parsley and chopped pecans. The butter mixture coats the roasted bird for a crisp finish, yielding 4 to 5 servings from a 2% to 3 pound chicken.
The Canada Department of Agriculture outlines potato grading, selection, varieties, packaging, storage, and cooking. It lists Canada Fancy and Canada No 1 grades, top seven varieties Sebago Katahdin Kennebec Netted Gem Red Pontiac Irish Cobbler Green Mountain, and storage tips to prevent sprouting and freezing. It notes cooking with skin on preserves nutrients and offers a free publication with 25 potato recipes.
Mealtime advice suggests serving cheese often to save on meat costs and offer variety. It recommends cheese sandwiches with macaroni combinations and a fruit salad, and urges varying ingredients and heat to require forks and knives for eating. Hot sandwiches are noted as more satisfying than cold options.
A home friendly guide suggests cutting bread and cheese into triangles, layering with margarine horseradish mustard, and baking a cheese and onion sandwich in a custard like sauce. Variations include aged cheddar Swiss and lighter open face options with tuna or tomato olives and chili sauce.
Two casserole ideas using macaroni from a cereal publication. Zesty Pork Casserole combines elbow macaroni with pork, onion, green pepper, and a tangy sauce baked until tender. A second Rice or Noodle Casserole uses spaghetti or rice with ham, cheddar, tomato soup, and vegetables in a baked dish.
For an early spring bridge or canasta luncheon, prepare a delicate chicken mousse ahead. Dissolve gelatin in chicken stock, heat, then mix with remaining stock lemon juice and Tabasco. Fold in diced chicken and celery, fold in whipped cream, mold, chill, unmold on greens and serve with tomato wedges and olives.
The Manitoba game branch sold cars seized from night lighting hunters after receiving over 300 bids via sealed tender for 10 cars and 1 tractor from models 1951 to 1957. Proceeds exceeded $4,000. Other confiscated items, mostly firearms, are set for fall public auction. Stiffer penalties for night lighting took effect March 26, 1960, with fines from 200 to 500 dollars or jail on first offence, escalating on second offence. Prospects include loss of hunting privileges for one to five years.
English engineer Ww. Cull has developed a new constant velocity universal joint solving front wheel drive issues for Mini class cars. Over 300,000 joints already in use in Austins and Mor rises with transversely mounted engines. Italy's Lancia imports them for the Flavia. Cull built on Czech engineer Hans Rzeppa's ideas, forming a modern design that avoids prior passenger car limits. His factory joined Birfield, later merged into Hardy Spicer Ltd., whose 12 acre plant now produces the improved joint.
A Calgary suburb story notes Zsa Zsa the cow and owner Dorothy Harding guiding schoolchildren across a busy street. The arrival of Zsa Zsa’s calf may join the effort until the municipality fixes a speed limit, giving local residents a quirky traffic calming option.
A new sponge squeeze map guarantee covers five years with the entire head molded in one piece from heat resistant polypropylene. Hinges made from this plastic have been tested up to a million flexes without failure.
Mia Kleinsteuber, Institutions Chairman of the Canadian Association for Retarded Children, argues that placing individuals in large institutions is not the solution. She cites advances in understanding and community based programs, promoting residential centres of 15 to 25 residents with access to special schools, training, and parental support at lower costs.
A doctor sponsored non profit medical insurance program would operate per family and include prescription drug plans at about $5 per family. It would create a compulsory national program with an estimated minimum annual cost of 750 million dollars.
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