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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 15, 1947
Page
4
The article outlines key salad rules: keep greens and dressings cold, refrigerate plates, and use fresh crisp ingredients. It emphasizes preparing a tart dressing with fine vinegar, preferably distilled white vinegar, to provide pungent, lingering flavor.
Matthew Halton on London CBC review argues Liberals are rising as Britain’s middle course against communism and extreme Toryism. Clement Davies warns nationalization risks freedom while praising private enterprise for efficiency amid Labour policies.
Fashion notes highlight simple evening gowns seen in London. A gold tissue gown by Norman Hartnell draws comment but may be developed further. Hip drapery suits older outsize figures, with a draped scarf and inset waist yoke creating a slimmer look. Colours include powder blue green purple.
C H P Killick becomes Manitoba Dairy Commissioner succeeding D E MacKenzie who retired after 30 years with the Agriculture Department. Killick, formerly Assistant Dairy Commissioner, served in the Royal Canadian Air Force as a ferry pilot and paratrooper, flew in both World Wars, and holds an M S C in Agricultural Economics and Dairying from Minnesota. He formerly worked with the Dominion Grading Service in Winnipeg and led the Boy Scouts as Provincial Commissioner.
The Minister of Education says Britain will educate about one million additional children in state schools over the next five years. He attributes slightly more than half to a postwar birth surge in 1943 and the rest to raising the school leaving age from fourteen to fifteen starting April 1.
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