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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 20, 1963

Page

4

Methods for Broiling and Baking Chicken Pieces

A detailed guide to buying and preparing chicken broilers aged six to ten weeks, including whole birds and pieces. It covers broil bake, pantry fry, Owen fry, and oven barbecue methods with step by step heating times, temperatures, and coating tips for tender juicy results. Includes quarter and half chickens with specific timings for browning and final tenderness.

Owen

New fabrics ease ironing with man made blends in fashion

A feature on wash and wear fabrics highlights 65 percent Terylene cotton blends in broadcloth, poplin, and twill that resist crushing. The trend expands to denim looks in sportwear and a 100 percent Terylene sarah offering silk like drape. Easy care fabrics may shift housework, with ironing work reduced and even a relaxing Tuesday possible.

Sarah Milady

Living Longer Shifts Toward Independent Aging

A five year study of 5000 older Americans shows most prefer independent living. The Cornell University Center for Housing and Environment reports one in three people aged 60 plus has a relative over 80, with those aged 60 to 80 likely to rise to two of every three by 2000, per Health League of Canada.

United States The Health League of Canada Cornell University Centre For Housing An Environment

New Pungo Potato Variety Approved for Maritimes

Maritime farmers may grow the Pungo potato, a U.S. developed certified seed with strong resistance to fusarium storage rot and corky ringspot disease. CDA officials approved licensing recommendations in April, enabling production in the region.

U.S CDA

The Wood Duck Nests and Young Hurdle Flight

The Wood Duck is the brightest colored in Canada and nests in hollow trees and stumps. Even ornithologists remain unsure how the young leave the high nests and reach ponds and streams for rearing before they can fly.

Canada

Cunard Plans 191 Sailings to Europe in 1964

Cunard, the largest Atlantic passenger line, announces 191 sailings for 1964 linking North America with the British Isles and the Continent. The eight-ship fleet led by Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary will run 132 New York to Europe sailings and 58 Canada to Europe sailings from January 3 to December 17, 1964, with Carmania and Franconia serving Canada routes and the Queens maintaining weekly express service to Southampton and Cherbourg.

Cunard Atlantic North America British Isles Continent Thomas G. Miller Canada New York Europe Florida West Indies Port Everglades Montreal Quebec Carinthia Carmania Franconia Southampton Liverpool Cobh Ireland Greenock Scotland le Havre Rotterdam

Poco a poco heart foundation advice for activity

The Heart Foundation advises starting any strenuous sport gradually using the phrase poco a poco. It emphasizes easing into conditioning if you have led a sedentary life to avoid overexertion and build fitness safely.

Heart Foundation

Senate appointment rules for Canadian senators outlined

To be appointed to the Senate a Canadian must be at least 30 years of age, must be a British subject, be worth at least 4000 dollars, and reside in the province represented. Read the classified for details.

Senate

Child Safety Drive Marks May 5 Campaign

Health League of Canada notes over 2000 deaths and about half a million injuries among children under 15 yearly in Canada with most accidents at home. Gay McLaren of National Safety League urges vigilant care, citing adult negligence as the main cause and stressing ongoing safety efforts beyond a single day.

Canada Health League of Canada Health National Safety League Gay McLaren Mclaren

Quebec’s southern region lies south of the St. Lawrence River

One fifth of Quebec’s area is located south of the St. Lawrence River, highlighting the geographic split between the province’s southern and northern regions and the distribution of population and land.

Quebec Province St. Lawrence River

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