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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1962
Page
4
The 1961 peach crop yields a strong supply with most cans containing halves or slices. Canada Choice remains the prevalent grade at 64 to 75 percent of packs, while Canada Fancy accounts for about 10 percent. Labels show form, grade, and sugar content for consumer choices.
A Canadian newspaper opinion piece argues that teens mock grim nuclear age humor while parents debate survival, and that anti war protests, the fall out shelter debate, and Russian tests are used by the Kremlin to mislead. The piece urges preparedness and defends government stance on world peace to prevent panic. It also lists Prairie Publishers in Regina Saskatchewan for correspondence.
The Consumer Section of Canada Department of Agriculture suggests using drained chilled peach halves with Blanc Mange or Cornstarch Pudding as a winter dessert. It describes assembling Bavarian Cream with peaches in a 7 cup mold, making Peach Sauce from peach syrup, and notes canned peaches’ winter affordability for desserts like Peach Crisp and Upside Down Cake.
Women are advised to limit marketing to once a week and take care with fresh foods to avoid spoilage. Guidance from the Canada Department of Agriculture in Ottawa is referenced. Milk should not sit in sun, containers washed in cold water, stored in refrigerator, and used within 4 to 5 days. Opened milk should be re closed to prevent odor and flavor absorption. Cream should be treated like milk and whipping cream kept thoroughly chilled before whipping.
Guidance on preserving quality of dairy eggs meat poultry and vegetables. Covers refrigeration temperatures wrapping removal and storage durations for beef pork poultry potatoes carrots onions and caloos with notes on moisture aroma and shelf life.
Norman Shaw demonstrated a radio system at a Calgary crossing to halt collisions between trains and buses. A transmitter in a car engine triggered a bus dash light when nearing the crossing eight miles east of Calgary. Estimated costs were 50 dollars per bus receiver and 150 dollars per engine transmitter. Greyhound Lines of Canada officials noted interest for Canada and the United States.
A Cairo girl, Aida Mohammed, nine, uncovered a jar with 288 gold coins dating back ten centuries while playing with her brother. Dr. Gamal Uddin Mehrez, head of Islamic excavations, ordered guarding of the site and noted the possible treasure linked to Caliph Al Moezz who conquered Egypt a century ago.
The statement notes that blue whale calves can measure about 20 feet in length at birth and reach a birth weight around 5,000 pounds, illustrating the species' remarkable newborn size.
Wild elephants bury their dead by laying foliage over the carcass after returning to the body and attempting to lift it. Scouts saw trees knocked down to clear a space and cover the animal wholly, with a similar funeral rite reported in another region after raids on plantations.
Winnipeg born liquor dealer James Black, long time London resident, claims Westminster Bank wrongly dishonored his £98 cheque with funds in his account. He says the action libeled him and breaches of contract due to the cheque refusal. Case slated for London trial after Easter.
Canada saw labour income rise from 2 568 million to 18 514 million and after tax corporate profits grow from 574 million to 1 681 million between 1939 and 1960, reflecting broad economic expansion and profitability gains across sectors.
Ambergis used in perfumery is a substance obtained from the sperm whale.
A Knights of Columbus publication urges non Catholics to understand Catholic beliefs. It argues for inquiry into Catholic teaching, clarifies common misconceptions about worship and the Mass, and highlights the value of interfaith harmony. It promotes reading a pamphlet titled A Letter to a Friend Not of My Faith for clear explanation of Catholic beliefs worship and history.
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