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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1962
Page
2
Drain tuna and break into large pieces. Blanch asparagus, cut, and place in a greased quart casserole. Top with tuna. Fry almonds in butter until golden. Stir in flour and seasonings, add milk to a thick sauce. Pour over tuna and asparagus, sprinkle paprika, bake at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes yields six servings.
The piece notes comfort ers return to style with Terylene filled puffs that are warmer lighter and washable. It also mentions oysters cooking quickly to avoid toughness and a simple method of heating until edges ripple.
A dated recipe lists butter brown sugar flour nuts and milk with an egg batter. Cream butter and sugars then add egg vanilla and milk, fold in dry ingredients, bake at 350 to 375 degrees for about 35 minutes. Cool and serve with whipped cream and Mandarin orange sections.
The article notes Canadian women joining ban the bomb groups and protesting for nuclear disarmament while overlooking the United Nations as the global path to peace. It cites Voice of Women and Mothers for Peace, RCMP scrutiny, resignations of Senators, and urges unity behind the United Nations Association in Canada to advance world education, food, health, and social programs.
Since 1954 the tuberculin skin test conducted across Saskatchewan provides the Saskatchewan Anti-Tuberculosis League with an index of over 200000 names showing positive reactions indicating TB germs in their bodies.
The Saskatchewan Credit Union League will send a 150 cheque to aid British Honduras Credit Union League after Hurricane Hattie. Al Charbonneau said the donation, though small, honors the credit union philosophy by helping people who lost homes and belongings. Gus Mahler will receive the funds for distribution where needed most.
Manitoba advances its Whiteshell Nuclear Research Centre with peak activity. Emergency traffic expected on the Winni peg bridge by mid January. Site work includes storm drains, sewers, water, a meteorological tower, and initial buildings. Townsite aims for 250 residents by 1963 and 5,000 by 1970 with the first reactor running in 1964.
The 1959 tax data show 2,362,080 Canadians or 55 percent of all taxpayers in the 3000 to 7000 dollar income class versus 561,110 people or 25 percent of taxpayers in 1949. The figures reflect shifts in income distribution and tax brackets across the decade.
A sermon urges readers to consider adopting the Catholic faith, linking familial Catholic heritage to religious duty. It argues that choosing a church is essential for eternal destiny and asserts that Christ established one true church, the Catholic Church, which has endured since apostolic times.
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