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Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 22, 1963

Page

4

Supper Supreme Chicken Fantasy on Toast Points

A regional recipe presents Chicken Fantasy a creamed chicken dish seasoned with nutmeg Swiss cheese pimento and optional sherry. Serve on hot toast points with garden peas and tomato wedges for four generous servings accompanied by rolls and tea.

Deliciously Different Clam Bake and Tuna Noodle Bake

Two simple casserole dishes offer flavorful solutions for a dreary day. A clam bake blends clams corn eggs and pimienta with optional strained liquor, baked until puffed and firm. A tuna noodle bake layers tuna celery onion chow mein noodles and mushroom soup then bakes until heated through.

Interior plains rise in three steps from Manitova west

About 17 percent of Canadians live on the interior plains, which rise 3,000 feet in three steps from Manitova west to Alberta.

Interior Plains Manitova Alberta Wilhelm Konrad von Roentgen Roentgen Quinine Gardiner Ghana Lipari Islands Sicily

King trapper to appear on U S TV show

Roger Carriere six time King Trapper of the Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival at The Pas is invited to New York for CBS To Tell the Truth. He will travel from St Paul after appearances at the St Paul Winter Carnival February 2 and 3. The Pas carpenter Ernest Jebb, his wife Mrs Jebb, and Mayor Harry Trager of The Pas accompany him to promote the 16th annual Trappers Festival February 21 to 23 at The Pas with Jebb racing dogs and Mrs Jebb displaying Indian handicraft. a Winnipeg appearance is planned January 31.

Roger Carriere Manitoba New York Columbia Broadcasting System United States CBS Mr. Carriere St. Paul Minn Ernest Jebb Jebb Harry Trager Pas Carriere Winnipeg

Trances End Trial Of Indian Youth In Birmingham Court

A Birmingham court halted the case of Sat Paul Najran a 20 year old Indian immigrant charged with stealing 3200 pounds as he fell into a trance when addressed by the prosecutor. Judge Grieves ruled him unfit to plead and ordered custody for medical evaluation after doctors diagnosed manic depressive psychosis. Najran had been arrested last November for stealing a barmaid's handbag containing saloon receipts. He remained silent in the dock while medical staff testified to his serious mental illness.

Birmingham England Sat Paul Najran Joseph Grieves Najran William Oldham

Lampshades on installment plan in Russia

The Soviet Union added lampshades to an official installment plan list alongside sewing machines motor scooters and photo enlargers. Previously listed items include overcoats and watches. Lampshades cost about 20 rubles or more with a typical wage of thirty rubles per month.

Texas Name Origin Tied to Comanche Tejas Term

The word Texas is traced to the Comanche term tejas meaning friends. Captain de Leon in 1690 named the country Texas after being sent by Spain to establish a mission there.

Texas Captain de Leon Spain

Canadian 4-H Club marks sixth anniversary year

Mr J R Racine announces the 50th anniversary year for Canada 4-H with 72 000 members. Originating in Manitoba in 1913 the movement grew to 472 clubs by 1913 and 13 000 youths by 1916. Roland, Manitoba will host the first club’s commemorative event May 12.

J. R. Racine Canadian Council On Canada Manitoba Roland Manitoba Department of Agriculture

Park proposal at Niagara Falls proposed in 1795

The earliest suggestion for a government park at Niagara Falls to accommodate sightseers emerged in 1795, reflecting an early governmental interest in promoting the falls as a public attraction.

Niagara Falls

Quick history of Canada highlights 1885 to 1904 events

A compact timeline notes major Canadian milestones from 1885 through 1904. It covers the last spike of the CPR at Craigellachie, Riel's execution, through trains to Port Moody, the Willand Canal opening, Osler at Johns Hopkins, basketball invention, the Windsor Hotel electrically cooked meal, Canada’s first electric car, Labour Day's federal holiday, Klondike gold, Women’s Institute founding, crowning railway rate changes, South African War contingents, Victoria’s death, Marconi’s wireless, Frank Alberta slide tragedy, and moose introduction to Newfoundland.

Willand Canal William Osler Johns Hopkins University St. Catharines Ont Klondyke George Carmack Skookum Jim Tagish Charlie Robert Henderson Women’s Institute Stoney Creek Adelaide Hoodless Lakehead Quebec South Africa Canada Edward VII Marconi Atlantic St. John’s Nld Alberta Frank Rocky Mountain Pass Nova Scotia Newfoundland

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