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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
6
Prepare lemon pudding with two yolks, beat whites to peaks with sugar, fold in vanilla. Layer bread crumbs brown sugar and coconut over pudding, drizzle butter, bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes. Yield 6 to 8 servings.
A vintage recipe touts cherry pie as a favorite dessert and adds a cherry cheese topping. It instructs spreading grated Canadian cheddar over the pie and baking at 350 degrees for ten minutes until melted and lightly browned.
The article guides holiday dessert planning with fruit cake as a centerpiece. It covers light and dark cakes, storage tips including chilling and freezing, proper slicing with a hot knife, marzipan fruits for decoration, and cranberry punch to finish a festive dessert display. It emphasizes prep ease and serving appeal.
The Canadian Department of Agriculture outlines many potato preparations. Parsley potatoes roll small boiled potatoes in melted butter with parsley. cheese potatoes coat with butter and grated cheese. browned potatoes parboil peel coat with fat and roast 45 to 60 minutes. quick baked potatoes cut in half oil and bake 30 to 35 minutes. stuffed baked potatoes scoop out centers and fill with ham meat and parsley. mashed potatoes as topping for pies or meat loaves. make nest shapes on baking sheet and brown, filling with peas and vegetables. scalloped potatoes with layered ingredients or ham. potato salad mixed with seasonings and served with meat or eggs. various serving options accompany meat, fish, or luncheon meats.
Rev Wilfrid Gartis astonishes villagers by double handling a wedding himself. He cleans the church, distributes hymn and prayer books, plays the wedding march, conducts the ceremony, oversees registry signing, and even manages organ duties while improvising due to missing staff. He explains the scene as a rare occurrence.
Hockey hints from Terry Sawchuk discuss effective deception in scoring. He says most goalkeepers struggle with a good fake shot, forcing movement and creating openings for the final play. Andy Bathgate cited as a top example for varied fakes and timing.
Few ancient Egyptians could grow facial hair and those who did wore a false beard attached by a strap as part of religious and ceremonial attire.
A string of wry vignettes opens with a driver seeing spots before his eyes and parking in one. A miser panics and asks the clergyman if leaving 10000 to the church will ensure salvation. A Member of Parliament jokes about taxing memory, provoking muttered disbelief.
Canada grades all creamery butter as Canada First Grade when a total score reaches 92 percent or higher with at least 39 percent for flavor. Inspectors verify flavor color and texture, weigh samples, and ensure butter meets strict standards of fat content and water limits.
Six RCAF Dakotas take off from Trenton Ontario on a half world journey to India. They follow a route via Goose Bay Keflavik and Prestwick to Marville France for briefings before continuing. An accompanying North Star will carry spare parts and maintenance personnel.
A ragbag of show business notes covers Susan Kohner eyeing Broadway in New York, Anita Ekberg entering a Rome clinic for excess weight, and Janet Leigh wed Bob Brandt at the Sands with Dean and Jean Martin in attendance. It cites Tony Curtis Christine Kaufmann delays, Mack Millar’s death, Sammy Davis Jr adopting a son with May Britt, and other celebrity chatter from the era.
Jeleine Jevason discusses how insults irritate, listing habits that annoy people such as hostesses demanding seconds, pushy sales scripts, public show-offs, and self centered talk. She notes thoughtlessness and rudeness reveal character, cites Canada’s politeness drive, and references a Regina contact.
Archaeologists note gypsum’s role as ancient wall plaster dating back 4000 years in Egypt. The finding highlights early construction techniques and material choices shaping ancient architecture.
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