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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1960
Page
2
A summer dessert recipe folds lemon flavored sauce into raspberry puddings baked in individual dishes. Batter covers a layer of fresh raspberries, then lemon syrup is poured over before baking. Puddings are turned upside down for serving and delicious pouring cream accompanies the dish.
A local retailer announces availability of new tire sizes including 10x24 10x28 10x34 10x38 11x26 15x28 11x38 12x24 13x26 14x30 14x34 and 15x34 for a variety of vehicles.
Reservations urged for Red Deer Hotel Mote Modern rows or atties with kitchenettes in Waskesia near Lake Waske sia and Prince Albert National Park. Mitchells Bungalows offer lakeside stays with propane heat or fireplaces, refrigerators, and privacy away from the downtown area.
A Canadian Agriculture Consumer section notes traditional pizza as a flat tart with dough tomato pulp and cheese, with authentic Italian dough olive oil oregano basil and cheeses like Parmesan or Mozzarella. It presents a quick method using bread or buns, tomato paste, seasonings, and toppings for fast lunches and informal gatherings.
An ad offers fur farm animals from Ted Wolff RU and Princedou Vat at very reasonable prices. It promotes top quality livestock and reasonable rates for prospective buyers.
The Canadian Highway Safety Council warns against frantic travel for vacationers and promotes a pleasure driving approach. The continent wide campaign runs through June to August in Canada the United States and Puerto Rico with the 1960 theme Highway Safety Makes Driving Fun.
Lorne Joseph Fisher, a 1959 University of Saskatchewan agriculture graduate pursuing postgraduate animal husbandry, has been named winner of the F.S. Mendel Travel Award. The $3,000 annual grant funds international study abroad for a year, supporting his plan to study livestock in Britain and other countries. Fisher grew up near Silton Sask. and earned multiple university scholarships while active in sports and the student agricultural society.
This snippet warns of dangers from holes and pits and urges filling or covering them to protect people and animals. It also provides a recipe note for cheese bacon mini pizzas using slices of cheese on bread with tomato paste, bacon, and cheddar or parmesan, plus broiling directions.
Bert Hoogeveen of Shackleton becomes the first farmer in Ag Rep district No 11 to embrace large scale farming with a Wagner four wheel drive diesel tractor. The unit, costing 21 670, seeds 720 acres in 64 hours using 300 gallons of fuel, and is part of a growing Regina Val Marie Swift Current Kindersley cluster as more large farms adopt automation. Over 100 similar machines were sold out of Malta last year.
The four year old son of Mission pastor Mogens Gulbis cried upon landing in Whitehorse Yukon Territory in early April. The Gulbis family, moving from Nebraska to the city of 3200, sought to establish the first Lutheran Church north of the provinces. Easter services were held with borrowed vestments and a single shared hymnal after a Roman Catholic priest lent his cassock and Anglican rector lent a stole.
Serious farm accidents often arise when children operate heavy equipment. Twelve year olds may know how to run machines but are not old enough to handle accident hazards. No one under driving age should operate a tractor. Quick medical aid matters. stock first aid kits and have at least one trained first aider at home.
The piece stresses forests as Canada wealth linked to health and welfare. It warns fires endanger timber wildlife and people including campers and firefighters. It urges careful camping to prevent tourist fires from discarded matches or embers, noting wind can spread sparks from small sources.
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