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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
4
A summer smorgasbord invites guests to build their own salads with a big greens bowl, separate dressing, and assorted toppings. The concept scales for any guest count and includes seafood options like shrimp, lobster, tuna, herring, salmon, and sardines from the Department of Fisheries of Canada.
Drain seafood and prepare as instructed. Crab or lobster served on watercress with tomato wedges. Herrings marinated with orange slices and onion rings. Shrimp skinned and rinsed, served on cucumber. Sardines drained and covered in strong vinegar, chilled and plated with hard cooked eggs and green onions.
A quick make ahead molded salad using chicken haddie and lobster paste creates a lobster flavor. The fish shaped mold is garnished with greens and raw vegetables, yielding four servings.
Garden-fresh cabbage shredded and bound with a tangy dressing forms a crisp base. Rosy canned salmon and chopped hard-cooked egg add protein, served in a hollowed cabbage or greens-lined bowl. Toss with French dressing or sauce vinaigrette for a tart mellow finish. Supplied by Canada’s Fisheries Consumer Branch.
Drain salmon and break into bite sized chunks. In a bowl mix cabbage eggs onion parsley and salmon. In four small bowls blend vinegar oil salt dry mustard pepper capers. Just before serving pour dressing over salad and toss. Serve in lettuce lined bowl or cabbage shell. Makes four servings.
The stamp marks Sir Martin Frobisher a famed navigator of the North. Born in 1535 in Normanton England he led expeditions to find the Northwest Passage. His ventures funded by the Queen and Royal Navy boosted interest in Canada’s northern history. He died November 22 1594 in Plymouth.
A reader quiz lists questions on Canada’s history and economy. Answers include Sir Wilfred Grenfell as a missionary, Quebec as the walled city, and $96 yearly average motorist costs, with Canada’s 1962 trade totals and education versus welfare funding highlights.
A U S C A report notes a surge in pullet chicks added to broiler hatcheries, up 22 percent in April and 40 percent in May. Officials fear a repeat of 1961 price lows, with fall prices seen near 15.6 cents per pound and further expansion likely into 1963 and 1964.
The Agriculture Research Council reports 2,417 swine research projects across 28 countries began 1963, highlighting widespread focus on pork industry science and agricultural innovation worldwide.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports Saskatchewan had a 34 8 percent rise in American tourist traffic from January through May 1963 versus the same period in 1962. May shows Saskatchewan leading provinces with a 24 7 percent gain, Alberta second at 16 7 percent. The national average increase is 5 7 percent.
Canada’s exports totaled 4.9 billion dollars in 1962 with two thirds from nine commodities. Newsprint, wheat, lumber, wood pulp, nickel, aluminum, petroleum, iron ore and copper dominated the export mix.
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