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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
4
Cut carrots into two inch by half inch sticks. Melt butter and sauté over medium heat five minutes, then cover and cook slowly on low until tender about 15 minutes. Whisk egg yolks with cream, add to carrots and cook until thickened one to two minutes. Stir in lemon juice and parsley for six servings.
A vivid beet soup recipe begins with onion celery garlic melted butter for five minutes. Add carrots tomato juice beef stock and herbs then simmer. Shred beets into the pot heat to boiling and serve with sour cream per portion. Makes about eight cups. Notes suggest serving cold if desired.
Instructions for preparing pork hocks with sauerkraut using a stove top simmer method for 3 to 4 pounds of meat, mixed spices, and cabbage. Guide includes soaking, simmering 4 hours, skimming fat, and using a pressure saucepan for quicker results at 15 pounds pressure.
Printed pattern showcases a very simple yet striking neckline design. The M398 PE Pattern highlights the OLEG CASSINI genius with a focus on a dramatic low plunge line and flattering bosom silhouette.
The article analyzes roaster chicken trends in Saskatchewan, detailing how broiler growers delay marketing until about 14 weeks to optimize costs. A 1962 63 Ottawa Central Experimental Station test found average rooster weight 7.06 pounds on 22 14 pounds feed per bird with 65.8 percent grade A.
A fragmented article notes a three mile limit on naval reach and a spectrometer's two million color distinctions, then shifts to CNIB appointing Stewart Valley District's Mr. Knapp as North East Saskatchewan Field Secretary effective July 1, 1964. Knapp, born visually handicapped, studied at Ontario School for the Blind Brantford, completed Grade A2 by correspondence, then trained at Regina CNIB, and joined CNIB's Field Secretary program in Toronto in October 1963.
A fragment describes a printed pattern for men's linen garments with size ranges from 4 to 48 and a pattern price of 50 cents. It mentions a summer of fun and hints at keeping youngsters safe while gifts or attire are discussed. The text also includes a stray line about not seeing a child too late, reflecting caution amid cheerful notes.
In Grande Prairie amid new state color rules shoppers show little interest in colored margarine. Grocers report low sales, with customers complaining the shade is too dark and cooking leaves a yellow tint. Some expect sales to rise as familiarity grows.
In Argentina the traditional cowboy is known as a gaucho reflecting the rural culture and historical frontier lifestyle. The term denotes skilled horsemen and cattle herders integral to the pampas cattle industry and regional lore.
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