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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
4
A two pound broiler fryer yields four servings. Chicken pieces marinate in evaporated milk, then coated with seasoned flour and browned. Cook on low, drain, and reserve drippings for a rosemary giblet gravy. Simmer with stock milk and rosemary, add giblets, finish with lemon juice and extra rosemary if desired.
Fried chicken with nutmeg onion gravy using a 3 pound broiler fryer and evaporated milk. Coat with seasoned flour, brown well, then simmer in drippings to finish. Gravy combines onion, flour, salt pepper nutmeg and evaporated milk for a thickened sauce.
Tenderloin pieces are flattened and stuffed with seasoned bread stuffing then rolled, wrapped with bacon, seasoned with lemon juice salt pepper and paprika, and baked slowly until tender. The dish yields eight rolls and can use diluted celery soup as a substitute for the cream lemon sauce.
Roast pork shoulder 4 to 5 pounds with garlic slivers and onion. Brown well in its fat, insert garlic, add onions, season, and cook slowly 30 to 35 minutes per pound. Turn occasionally and add water if scorching. Potatoes may cook around the roast. finish about an hour before done.
Practical tips for packing school lunches with cooked chicken. Plan ahead by making mixed chicken fillings, freezing between bread or rolls, labeling and dating. Thaw by noon and include jelly or pickles for flavor. Use a wide mouth thermos for beverages.
Three cups seasoned bread stuffing ready. Six chops, 4 inch each, browned on both sides. Place chops over stuffing in a greased loaf pan. Tie chops and stuffing into a roast, bake at 325 degrees F for about two hours. Yields six servings.
A vintage recipe uses three medium tart apples baked in a shallow pan with a molasses and ketchup glaze. It notes optional extra sugar, yields six servings, and pairs apples as a perfect accompaniment to pork or other meals. The text includes prep steps and serving suggestions for school lunches.
Hollywood gossip lists Jo Heatherton making her film debut in Twilight of Honor after a stage career in The Sound of Music Meet Me in St Louis Take Me Along and a Bye Bye Birdie tour. Other items note Hugh O Brien co starring with Lana Turner in Love has many faces and Sarah Churchill returns to England for Glad Tidings rehearsals in Chicago.
The 1961 census shows 67.4 percent of Canadians spoke English only, 19.1 percent French only, 12.2 percent both languages, and 1.3 percent neither language.
This piece discusses identifying opponents vulnerabilities to gain advantage in a curling match. It outlines four weakness indicators such as stereotyped strategy and shot preferences, and advises testing with outs versus ins turns to read ice conditions and gain an edge. A follow up section promises further analysis next week.
The piece notes the lifetime hours spent on calls, stating 8,760 hours for the average man, about a year. It questions the female equivalent and jokes that even experts hesitate to guess, doubting computer aids would settle the matter or persuade any woman to accept the result.
The article outlines the wrist shot as a fast effective NHL move, noting Gordie Howe’s 544th goal tying Maurice Richard’s record, Camille Henry’s 200th goal and small stature, and Alex Delvecchio’s light yet sneaky shot. Howe explains positioning, target areas, and a personal scoring moment assisted by Bruce MacGregor against Gump Worsley, ending with a pass to Jack Adams.
Striking parallels traced between Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy. Both elected in distinct centennial years, both advanced equal rights for African Americans, and both assassinated on Fridays. Lincoln died April 15, 1865 aged 56. Kennedy died November 22, 1963 aged 46. Both succeeded by Johnsons Andrew and Lyndon B. respectively.
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