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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 03, 1964

Page

4

Sardine Casserole Shines In Lenten Table Dinner

A lively note praises sardines in all forms from fresh to canned. It suggests consumers gain confidence to cook seafood and highlights Harlequin Sardine Casserole as a flavorful, appealing dish for family meals during Lent.

Harlequin Sardine Casserole in Rice Bake

Drain sardines and break into chunks. Sauté onion and green pepper in fat until tender. Make a cheese sauce with flour salt pepper and milk, melt cheese. Layer rice in dish with parsley oregano and salt, add tomato juice and water, then half tomatoes, sardines, sauce, and remaining tomatoes in a checkered pattern. Bake 350F 30 to 35 minutes for 6 servings.

Canned Sardines and Salmon Casseroles From Pantry Shelf

Quick versatile recipes use sardines from the north Atlantic and salmon from the north Pacific. Each makes two servings with cheese milk butter crumbs and a hot bake at 350 degrees for about twenty minutes. Recipes adapt to any number of diners.

North Atlantic North Pacific

Salmon and Sour Cream Bake in Ramekins

Drain salmon and mash. Divide into two greased ramekins. Mix sour cream salt and onion, spread over fish. Bake in a 350 degree oven about 15 minutes until hot. Makes two servings.

Codfish Delicacy Across Cultures

Codfish is enjoyed worldwide from Newfoundlanders to Italians and Chinese. Legendary chef Gabriel Tschumi notes Marlborough House served cod fillets with rich egg sauce on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Practical recipe uses cod fillets simmered in milk with salt and pepper, then a mustard butter sauce thickened with flour and eggs, served over fish for six servings.

Farflung Globe Gabriel Tschumi Marlborough House

Bright blaze orange raincoats boost Canadian textile export push

British and Canadian police experiment with fluorescent blaze orange rainwear made in Canada. The fabric’s high visibility in fog and darkness spurs orders from Britain and Europe, with overseas mailbacks and Mountie postcards boosting brand reach.

Edinburgh London Canada Britain Europe

CNT Plans New Electronic Switching Centre in Toronto

CNT will install an electronic switching centre at its Toronto head office worth more than 3.5 million dollars. Completion is planned for fall 1964. The system will handle CNT commercial traffic nationwide and include TCA message traffic, with capacity for 165 CNT circuits and 50 TCA circuits, operating at 75 and 100 wpm. Future CNT needs for TCA include high speed data exchanges, flight record collection, and operational reports and messages.

CN Telecommunications Toronto Canada CNT

The mechanical lie detector versus Adam's rib

A witty claim contrasts a machine lie detector with the biblical origin of humanity. It notes skepticism about machines replacing natural truth frailty and frames the debate between technology and ancient wisdom.

Adam

Do it Yourself Music Inspires British Youth Orchestras

Britain sees a rise in school orchestras and youth music groups with 250000 recorders sold in 1963 and demand for cheap instruments. By 1960s, clarinets, flutes, oboes and violins gain sales, while Welsh harps return to manufacture. Liverpool’s Beatles influence spurs guitar clubs like Music Boxes for ages 15 to 25, with similar boxes spreading to Oxford and Cheshire.

Britain Boosey and Hawkes Ltd National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain Europe Three Choirs Gloucester Hereford Worcester William Penn School London Semble Leicestershire Coventry Montgomeryshire Germany France United States Liverpool Phili Bailey

Toronto’s Casa Loma Builder and 1963 GDP Rise

Answers reveal Casa Loma was built in 1911 by Sir Henry Pellatt. Canada’s 1963 gross national product rose about six percent from 1962 to roughly 42.7 billion dollars, with price-adjusted growth near four percent. Other data show federal, municipal, provincial and business earnings averages around four thousand dollars, and the 1958-62 government total at 56.3 billion. Electric street cars first ran in Canada at the Toronto Exhibition in 1885.

Toronto Casa Loma Canada Toronto Exhibition Sir Henry Pellatt

Bright garnish ideas for fish fillets and rice dish

A guide to adding color with parsley and paprika to light fillets. Suggests layering hot Spanish rice with fish sticks baked about 15 minutes for a golden brown, tomato flavored result. Includes a mint butter glaze for breaded smelt and a quick fry in a very hot oven.

Quebec Seminary Founded by Laval in 1668

Canada’s first institution of higher learning traces to the Quebec Seminary founded in 1668 by Bishop Laval. The school marks the origin of higher education in Canada, reflecting early colonial church influence and educational aims.

Canada Quebec Seminary Laval

Screen pattern and Easter basket craft offer

Make a screen to hide an ugly view or soften a sharp corner using Pattern 462 for 50c. Also available in Decorator Project No. 50 bundle for $1.75. Easter bunny themed cut out basket in Pattern 473 for 50c, plus Animal Farm Packet No. 76 featuring Mamma Rabbit and babies for $1.50. Home Workshop Patterns, Department P.P.OL, 4438 West 9th Ave, Vancouver.

Bit Animal Farm Department P.p.ol Weat Sth Ave Vancouver

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