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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
4
New guidance from the Consumer Section Ottawa lists simple picnic menus with appetizers like vegetables and chips, main courses including meats and casseroles, cold salads and sandwiches, desserts such as fruit pies and cheeses, and beverages. Tips emphasize safe handling, keeping foods hot or cold in insulated containers, and avoiding food poisoning.
Readable text outlines a strawberry based dessert from early culinary notes. It explains Strawberries history through Chile and France, then provides a dessert method: white bread rounds soaked in strawberry syrup, topped with lemon flavored meringue, baked until golden and served with pouring cream. Yield six servings.
The article notes radish varieties Cherry Belle Comet Cavalier and Champion with romantic histories, describing radishes as ancient cultivated plants grown in China and among the oldest garden crops.
ShalLOTS and green onions are described as flavor enhancers for salads sandwiches and soups. The text explains growing, harvesting, and preparing radishes and greens with tips for carving radishes into roses and accordions, plus a brief note on cheese rolling in Gloucester England where spectators were injured. The piece interweaves garden produce with culinary uses and a local sports-tinged anecdote.
A religious reflection urging readers to avoid harsh judgment, embrace mercy, and seek divine purification through the Holy Spirit. It cites Matthew 7 and 1 Corinthians on love, urging readers to forgive sins, think well of others, and let Christ's love guide actions. The piece ends with a prayer for healing power through Jesus.
Dr. H. T. Gunson, internationally known botanist and Dominion plant expert, died at his Victoria home at 82. He conquered stem rot threatening prairie wheat, earning an honorary law doctorate from Queen's University. Gunson, born in Breslau, rose to Canada’s chief botanist in 1990 and shaped agricultural research.
Bernie Boom Boome Gealsman, former NHL scoring leader and MVP, revealed he is now half-owner of a mot el restaurant Le Bocage near Montreal across the St Lawrence River. His partner is Jean nu Hamelin.
A four piece Kate set sacque with tailored effect and decorative bands on sleeves and bodice is advertised. To obtain knitting instructions, send 25 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope requesting Leaflet No K B 100 from PRAIRIES PUBLISHERS CO OPERATIVE LIMITED, 1410 South Street, Regina Sask.
Mrs John Diefenbaker urges Ottawa to buy Canadian fashion and praises Canadian designers. She notes her own attire uses a Canadian couturier or ready made items from Saskatchewan while contrasting American and overseas attitudes toward national dress. Ottawa should recognize and support local fashion amid global couture trends.
A three story department store in Trail British Columbia faced flood damage as the Columbia River rose. Basement water pressure reached 429 pounds per square foot lifting the floor six to seven inches while workers pumped over 100000 gallons of water to balance pressure and added sandbags for stability.
In southeastern Alaska temperatures vary little by season near sea level. A harsh Arctic coast is the only frozen area. The piece describes bobcats photographed on the Drury family ranch near Maple Creek with one example measuring 13 inches, noting it as a product of local trapping activity.
A fragmented note highlights quillmakers and a curious name with hints of guilt. White and la voles appear as suggested motifs amid cryptic references to a curious origin story.
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