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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1964
Page
4
A simple casserole combines corn cream style, shredded cheddar, cracker crumbs, pimiento, and butter with salt and pepper. Yolks are mixed with milk then folded in, whites beaten stiff folded in, and the batter baked in a buttered six cup dish at 350 degrees until firm for four to five servings. Serve with bacon or sausages.
Cook noodles according to package. Melt butter, blend flour, add milk and cook until thickened. Stir in cheese until melted. Add salt pepper catsup horseradish. fold in ham peas and noodles. Top with buttered crumbs and bake at 350 F about 30 minutes yields six servings.
A simple casserole combines macaroni corn and browned ground beef layered with onions and cheddar. The dish bakes under cheddar until melted and lightly browned, yielding four servings.
Egg halves prepared with salt sit cut side down over peas in a greased dish. A cream sauce of butter flour milk and cheddar coats the mix, then breadcrumbs and cheese top it. Bake at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes yielding four to six portions.
A home style recipe combines onion and butter with ground beef then adds green beans corn and condensed tomato soup. Bake a biscuit topped casserole at 425 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes yielding six servings.
The No 1 Central Medical Equipment depot at Camp Petawawa Ont forms a tri service effort supplying medical goods to Canada’s armed forces worldwide and to diplomatic missions UN operations and aid programs. It stocks 15 to 20 million dollars worth with 8 staff of 100 and can handle 500000 pounds monthly.
Christian Smith of Regina, director of health and safety education for Saskatchewan, told the Manitoba Rural Safety Association that children operating farm machinery are doing a man's work on a man's machine. He warned many are injured crippled or killed.
Equipment loan pools across centres in the province offer wheelchair crutch and walker loans on a temporary basis with no charges. Patients needing permanent use can access discount plans and time purchases with no carrying charges. Support the March of Dimes Saskatoon box 1551.
The recipe outlines shaping a crustless apple filling with lemon juice and rind, sugar, and optional nuts. Egg whites are whipped with sugar to form a meringue folded into apples, baked until tender, then served warm or cold with whipped cream.
A recipe-style instruction mixes one heaping tablespoon of vanilla ice cream with cranberry juice until light and frothy for an afternoon pick me up. A health bulletin notes about 200 000 people in Saskatchewan tested positive for TB germs via tuberculin skin tests conducted since 1954.
Hollywood star Alan Ladd aged 50 was found dead at his Palm Springs residence by his butler Wendell Tyler. Police report natural causes. he had previously accidental gun incident in 1962. Ladd owned a hardware store for about a decade. appeared in 150 movies. married to Sue Carol for 22 years.
Acapulco waters offer deep sea sport fishing with sailfish weighing around 200 pounds, plus marlin barracuda snook and dolphin. Guides can arrange trips from hotels, with prices from 30 to 80 dollars for yachts. local rules urge keeping sailfish in water until mounted, a costly shore mount. Canadians can reach the region via special CP Air excursion fares linking to five Canadian centers.
New York City purchase commissioner Roger J. Browne rejected a lone bid of 13 000 for two gorillas offered by F J Zeehandelaar of New Rochelle. Browne said the price was too high and the city does not understand the gorilla market.
Saskatchewan communities host a travelling clinic service that offers specialist consultations to hundreds of disabled children and adults. The Saskatchewan March of Dimes urges contributions to Box 1551 Saskatoon to support the program.
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