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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
6
Outdoor living has captured the Canadian imagination with garden meals and roadside picnics. The Poultry Products Institute of Canada offers tips to avoid burnt offerings and achieve golden brown chicken by cooking over hot embers, greasing the grill, turning pieces, and delaying sugary sauces until the final half hour.
Cooking guidance covers turning with tongs to avoid piercing meat, paprika for browning, marinating 30 minutes in barbecue sauce or dressings, and cooking times of about 1 1/2 hours for average birds. Doneness signs include leg bone twist, hip socket dislocation, or fork tenderness while avoiding juice loss from puncturing. For revolving spits, follow manufacturer directions, balance evenly, brush with barbecue sauce, and expect similar times to oven roasting.
Miss Kay Funk returns from a Germany trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pasnoski sold their River Hills home and moved to a new Upper Seven Seters house. Birthdays for Johnny Zink on May 30 and others on June 3. St Pauls Lutheran Church set a confirmation question session for June 8. News of injuries, operations, graduations, travel to Alberta and Winnipeg, and house projects.
Manitoba gardeners and farmers are advised that applying 2.4-D and MCPA at around nine to ten ounces per acre yields control of common weeds like mustard and thistles and enhances crop returns. Fertilizer use at recommended phosphate and nitrogen-phosphate rates hastens maturity and boosts yields, with trials showing over three dollars return per one dollar spent on 11-468-0 fertilizer over eight years. Local notes include arrivals, an appendectomy, and visits by families.
John Howden, weeds specialist with the Manitoba Department of Agriculture and Conservation, warns farmers not to skip crop spraying when spring runs late and haying nears. Ignoring spraying can cost several dollars per acre in returns, while weeds average about five dollars per seeded acre in a season, making spraying highly profitable for Manitoba farms.
Rain worsens farm crisis with widespread flooding from Medika to Hadash ville. High mass at El Ma Greek Catholic church on Sunday May 27 and a dinner at Elma hall following. Guest speakers Rev S Isyk and Dr Jos Slogan.
Mrs Milia Ronis a pioneer resident of Lee River died at Fort William Hospital after a short illness widow of August Ronis who died in 1953 Born in Latvia she came to Canada 50 years ago with her parents settling in Lee River district For four years she lived in Fort William with daughter Nora She was Lutheran Funeral Friday May 25 at Lee River Community Hall burial in Lee River Cemetery Renshaws Funeral Chapel Beausejour supervised arrangements Survived by son Rupert Winnipeg and daughter Nora Ft William Ont
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