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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
4
A hearty toasted sandwich recipe featuring fish fillets cheese and tomato. The method coats bread with butter and mustard then fills six sandwiches with a fish cheese spread and tomato slices before broiling until golden and melted.
A compact luncheon sandwich recipe uses sardines between buttered bread with colorful garnishes to appeal to children and adults. Designed for school lunch programs, the dish emphasizes easy eating, flavorful preparation, and eye-catching presentation.
A small lunch plate recipe for one serving uses four strips of pimiento two lettuce leaves two tomato slices halved two teaspoons mayonnaise a hard cooked egg sliced two radishes roses one large olive and buttered bread with crusts removed. Assemble on diagonal bread slices with sardines pimiento onion and lettuce tomato and mayonnaise topping. Center garnish with radishes and olive. Makes one serving.
Canada Fisheries home economists test a hearty sandwich from a bygone era the Reuben Grilled Sandwich. It uses meat Swiss cheese and sauerkraut between thick Russian rye bread with Russian dressing and is reported to taste exceptionally good when grilled.
Four frozen breaded fish portions are baked as directed. Coat each bread slice with butter on one side and Russian dressing on the other. Assemble with Swiss cheese and well drained sauerkraut between two bread slices. Bake as directed.
Prepare four sandwiches by layering a grilled fish portion on each bread pair. Top with cheese and a cup of sauerkraut, add four more bread slices with buttered sides out. Grill under a broiler about four inches from heat or in a hot frying pan. Turn to brown both sides.
The piece traces advertising from ancient Egypt and Greece to medieval criers and the rise of print posters. It notes Caxton in 1480, the 17th century start of newspaper ads, the 1800s mass production, and the expansion into cinema, radio, and television.
Jesse R. Sherk aged 53 has been appointed chief of markets and merchandising for the Dairy Products Division of the Canada Department of Agriculture. Formerly supervisor of concentrated milk plants, the Ridgeway Ontario native and Ontario Agricultural College graduate will oversee marketing and merchandising policies under Donald B. Goodwillie.
The Rio Grande system delivers irrigation water to about two million acres, supporting farming and agricultural productivity across the region. The program allocates water rights and manages supply amid seasonal variations and regional demands.
Canada’s top televised golf show is back for a third year on CBC. The 1964 series streams Sundays 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Eastern with star players, eleven famous courses, and a course country feature. Production has begun with Capilano Golf Club in Vancouver hosting Stan Leonard versus George Knudson and other matches.
The Boy's Brigade marks its 80th year with an International Camp at Trinity College Glenalmond Scotland from August 14 to 22. About 1000 boys from around the world are expected. Commandant will be Sir John Hunt. The organization began in Glasgow in 1883.
A prominent U S golfer will face a top host country pro while a Canadian clash was deemed highly watchable. Matches will be staged in Belgium Switzerland Portugal Colombia Puerto Rico India Japan Hawaii and the United States with Gene Sarazen and George Rogers again serving as co commentators.
Mr. Clive Tallant of Regina a provincial high school superintendent will join two other Canadian educators at the World Conference of Educators sponsored by the Red Cross. The event honors the Red Cross Centenary and gathers representatives from about 45 National Red Cross Societies in Lausanne Switzerland.
Begin crafting with transfer panel 16 by 19 inches and a color chart. Instructions suggest using 6 strands of cotton or wool to create the nature scene. The pattern offers directions and will provide enjoyment as you stitch the picture at home.
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