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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1960
Page
2
Instructions describe making a Baked Alaska with angel cake layers and ice cream filling. Includes egg quality guidance, freezing, meringue topping, and baking at high heat, plus variations and a separate Angel Cake recipe with ingredients and method.
Loose and baled hay for sale two miles west of Kisby Sask on No 13 highway. Available from Pil Bushell. Includes grain and feed options. Local seller listing hay quantities and proximity to highway for convenient pickup.
Major General N. E. Rodger chair of the Manitoba Liquor Control Commission announces that on February 15th new 10-ounce glasses replace the 9 1/3 ounce pilsener type for draught beer. The glasses may be pilsener or straight wall, bear an approved etched base or title line, and aim to provide a fuller head during rapid service.
A beauty counsellor explains how to maintain long lasting hands at home. Steps include shaping nails with an emery board, gentle massage with moisturizing oils, cuticle care, and layered polish with base and top coats to extend wear to about a week.
At the Nappan Nova Scotia federal experimental farm a pole barn used for cattle in winter proved an ideal shelter for rearing pullets in spring and summer. Two thousand White Leghorns were raised from eight to 20 weeks in a 40 by 100 foot barn with five doors, central alley, tubular feeders, movable roosts, and open or closed doors by weather. Predation losses dropped, feeding time reduced, and early and late checks minimized.
A string of lighthearted vignettes unfolds from a shopkeeper and a customer debating socks and a Marilyn Monroe kiss to a tramp at an inn door. A desperado evades police by rail and a family miscommunication about a toy leads to laughter. A Hartman household recalls Mozart and a misused number 5 bus joke ends with the wife’s teary protest.
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