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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
4
Barbecue guidance for pros from the Poultry Products Institute of Canada covers choosing the fire source and achieving even heat. It advises using charcoal with grey ash, avoiding visible flames, and feeding hot coals around the outer back edge to sustain even cooking as poultry is prepared.
Guide outlines foil packets for chicken and potatoes on the grill. Cover chicken with dehydrated onion soup mix, wrap leak proof, and cook 1 1/4 to 1 4 hours until tender. Turn packets for even cooking. serve with salad and a light barbecue sauce.
Easy onion chicken bake uses about three pounds of chicken with onion soup and water or wine. Bake in a shallow pan at 350 degrees for 144 to 11 hours, uncover last hour, skin side up, adding more liquid if needed. The Poultry Products Institute says the result is deliciously flavored and moist.
The piece discusses barbecue methods for chicken and turkey including halved, quartered, or cut-up forms and foil cooking with herbs and sauces. It mentions the Poultry Products Institute of Canada on grill preparations and notes that whole birds or boned and rolled turkey are common on revolving spits. A separate sentence defines venue in criminal law as the proper jurisdiction for indictable trials.
A vintage recipe for barbecue chicken serves ten with butter and vinegar base. It advises using 2 to 4 pound broilers or larger fryers, cooking times of one to fourteen hours depending on size, and frequent basting or brushing while spit roasting. Final doneness tested by tenderness and a fork poke.
A playful rhymed doughnut recipe lists ingredients such as sugar milk eggs nutmeg or lemon and baking powder. It guides stirring rolling and cutting into diamonds twists or rings before frying until golden and sugared for cooling.
The Montreal Canadiens announce a three for four trade with the New York Rangers. Jacques Plante, goalie, along with Don Marshall and Phil Goyette, move to the Rangers for Lorne Worsley, Dave Balon, Len Ronson, and Leon Rochefort. Plante, a 34 year old Vezina winner, helped lead Montreal through the 1960s and pioneered the goalie mask. Marshall and Goyette, both 30s, bring veteran depth. Worsley returns to Montreal after nine Ranger seasons, while Balon, Ronson, and Rochefort provide forward depth for New York.
Chicago Black Hawks appoint Billy Reay as their new coach succeeding Rudy Pilous who was released after the previous season. Reay last coached the Buffalo Bisons in the American League, the Hawks farm club, and he previously played for the Montreal Canadiens and briefly led the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Randolph Scott, a 60 year old motion picture star, reveals he is retiring after a 32 year career and 150 films. He leaves the industry with a long list of notable roles and a lasting impact on Western cinema.
A Britain wide look at refuse work shows Westminster preps six a.m. collections to two thirty p.m. at a 60 000 square foot depot. Metals are recovered and over 3000 tons of paper baled for pulping. Dustmen work 40 hour weeks with facilities at the depot. Westminster allows them to buy salvage they find.
The Indies of Rosetown Hospital Auxiliary urge root growers to plant one extra row and donate the harvest. The hospital will set a wholesale price, funds go to the Auxiliary for furnishings and patient comforts, with interested growers notifying auxiliary secretary Mrs John Andreas.
In a startling rubbish discovery a dustman team and an inspector recovered a diamond and ruby engagement ring tossed away by Lady Bennett, widow of a Metropolitan magistrate, after a firm worker accidentally dumped $560 into the dust bin along with old items.
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