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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1964
Page
4
Clove studded ham and steaks topped with apple rings simmered in a brown sugar vinegar apple juice glaze. Layer steak with sliced apples in a baking dish, bake covered then uncover to finish, finish with tart red jelly in each garnish ring. Serves six.
Spread bread with mayonnaise and mustard. Layer ham and thin apple slices, then broil briefly. Top with cheese and finish broiling until cheese melts. Serve hot. Makes six servings.
A simple bake combines elbow macaroni with cheddar cheese and evaporated milk seasoned with mustard salt and Worcestershire. The mixture is topped with buttered breadcrumbs and eggs in hollows, then baked at 325 degrees F for 25 to 30 minutes to serve six.
Soak gelatin in cold water five minutes then dissolve over hot water. Beat egg yolks with sugar lemon rind and juice over simmering water until thick. Melt gelatin into the mixture then cool to thick and creamy. Whip egg whites with salt and sugar to a meringue then fold in. Fold in whipped cream and refrigerate until set. Serve with almonds cherries and whipped cream. Makes six to eight servings.
A simple glaze pairing liquid honey with butter and lemon juice and vanilla. Heat honey and butter slowly until blended, cool slightly, add flavorings, and serve warm with pancakes or waffles. Makes half a cup of sauce.
In Balerno near Edinburgh a local betting shop runs a deadly sweepstakes where residents bet on who will be the first to die. Seven runners are listed, with odds changing as illness strikes. Favorites include Jimmy Orr and Archie Marshal, while lighter betting shifts the field as health declines.
A Minneapolis Credit Union Close-ups piece uses harsh slang to warn about predatory lending. It explains that terms like sled for car hook for mortgage and rock for garnishment reveal a borrower in over his head. The piece cautions readers to avoid agencies that push risky, exploitative tactics.
Coffee is widely cultivated as a beverage plant with global reach. It is valued for its flavor and cultural role across diverse regions and economies. The crop supports millions of livelihoods through farming, processing, and trade networks worldwide.
An excerpt from the SLC Service Sentinel warns drivers to reduce speed in dusk and dawn, noting foggy deception and longer shadows that affect visibility and reaction time. It urges turning on headlights early, avoiding parking lights, and preparing for hazards from delivery vehicles, pedestrians, intoxicated individuals, pets, and detours during early hours.
A quoted poll by an international group suggests wives value tenderness courtesy and honesty from husbands. The message urges expressing love openly and building a warm home with real companionship among parents and children. It advocates belief in a better world and teaches sons to stay true to their beliefs.
Canada expects about 1.3 million pelts from 1,650 mink ranches in the 1963 64 crop year. The figure reflects rising output across the industry with individual ranch contributions and broader supply trends shaping fur markets.
Printed Pattern 4824 offers a no waist seam daytime casual trimmed with honeycomb smocking. Includes half sizes 12 14 to 22 14, 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16 14, transfer instructions, and a cross stitch fruit motif cloth. Pattern 7282 features a 15 inch motif with four corners. Mail to Anne Adams Patterns in Toronto with payment.
A compilation of maxims on opportunity from Dunning Babcock Ganz and others. Highlights urge readiness, personal challenge, and proactive effort, noting that opportunities arrive without stamped values and that wise individuals create more chances. A reflective anthology of classic sayings.
Ernest Rutherford later Baron Rutherford of Nelson won the Nobel Prize in chemistry for work at McGill University in Montreal. He showed uranium was radioactive and that the atom could be split, laying foundations for nuclear power and the atom bomb.
Retail spending in Canada reached 18.433 billion dollars in 1963, up nearly five percent from the 1962 figure, signaling stronger consumer activity and economic growth for the year.
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