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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
5
A vintage note extols marinated chicken as easy to prepare with ready to cook options. It lists a full dinner plan with baked potatoes spring salad tomato juice baked marinated chicken buttered corn niblets apple jelly hot tea biscuits canned peaches and brown sugar crunch and provides step by step timing from early day to serving.
A marinade of water vinegar butter salt paprika thyme sage or Worcestershire coats chicken pieces. Bake at 425F for 30 minutes then flip, baste with pan liquid, bake 15 minutes more until tender and golden. Serves 4 to 6. Brown Sugar Crunch dessert follows with butter sugar nuts and cereal folded into whipped cream then frozen. Makes 4 servings?
Manitoba health department will distribute about 80 000 cases of surplus canned pork at six tins for 26 cents to some 40 000 needy individuals including old age pensioners and municipal relief cases. Coupons will allow purchases up to 48 cans, with meat sold at 25 cents per can, well below present retail prices. Distribution to municipal relief and summer camps will be arranged through Retail Merchants Association and government offices in Winnipeg.
Park shoulder is divided into two parts for retail sale the lower is Picnic Shoulder the upper when sold fresh is Boston Butt or when boned cured and smoked Cottage Roll Sweet Pickled Cottage Roll may be used as Peameal Roll. Cooking times cover roast boil and pressure cook methods with glazing options.
In Quebec City a group of officers and merchants established the first Canadian subscription library in 1779, founding a 2000‑book library that served local readers and buyers.
Miss Monique Seau jard styled as Director of Fragrance Education for Chanel toured North America urging women to own multiple perfumes for different occasions. She notes perfumes evolve with skin chemistry and recommends testing on oneself before purchase, while likening fragrance to music.
The old-time jitney dance will be highlighted at Pion Era in Saskatoon from July 4 to July 9. Mr. Urwin says 10 cents a dance returns nightly as dancing runs from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. on outdoor wooden floors all week.
The Saskatchewan government posthumously honored Halldor J. Halldorson, a Wynyard homesteader and community worker, by naming Halldorson Lake in Reindeer Lake area. It also named Harry Sparling Swallow Lake in the Porcupine Provincial Forest after the Yorkton conservationist and author of Ox Trails to Highways. The names are now official map designations.
A note on varied pickled mushroom seasonings lists common salts peppers bay leaves garlic and thyme with optional ginger mace coriander chervil and basil. The recipe describes 2 lbs mushrooms cooled after boiling with lemon juice, vinegar, salt, and pepper then simmering herbs before pouring over mushrooms, adding oil and chilling before serving.
New Manitoba rules effective June 21 end the wage gap between male and female workers. Urban workers over 18 earn 66 cents per hour, rural workers 61 cents, and under 18 earn 48 cents. Overtime must be at least time and a half, with standard weekly hours 48 for men and women and 44 for others, eight hours daily.
The quiz states construction began in 1860 with first occupation in 1866 for Ottawa's Parliament buildings. Oil was first discovered in 1857 at Oil Springs, Ontario, the first commercial North American oil well. Manufacturing employment fell by about 50,000 over two years. Postwar migrants brought over $1.1 billion in direct capital. Women make up about one quarter of the labor force.
The Saskatchewan government named twelve Second World War servicemen to bays lakes and an island in the Pelican Narrows area about 120 miles east of La Ronge. A. G. Kuziak, minister of natural resources, said the names are officially adopted on Canadian maps and place names.
A guide to cereals highlights their versatility from porridge to toppings and baked goods. It explains whole grain versus refined and enriched cereals, uncooked versus instant, ready-to-eat varieties, and notes cost, cooking times, and nutrition across ages from babies to adults.
Peter Roberts narrates a Canada themed week in the This Is Canada program produced by the Canadian National Railways. The 400 station network reaches about 700 million listeners and highlights Manitoba’s size relative to Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa. It recounts the Golden Boy atop Winnipeg’s Legislative Building and the WWI journey from Paris to Winnipeg via a CNR freight car.
Green menace described as poison ivy, identifiable by bright green leaves of three and whitish berries. Advises avoiding contact and washing skin with detergent or strong soap to remove the oily resin that causes a burning rash.
A study notes that home accidents outnumber traffic deaths, urging elimination of hazards from furnishings to electrical equipment. Dark halls loose railings and access to poisonous liquids in cupboards are cited, with calls for simple repairs or removals to reduce risk.
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