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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1964
Page
4
A classic tuna pasta dish, tonno mariner style, features olive oil heated with garlic, then tomato sauce simmered to thicken. Tuna replaced into large pieces, poured over cooked spaghetti, and finished with Parmesan. Serves six.
Whitefish has long been prized in this country since early explorers noted its abundance in the Great Lakes waters. Over time the fish has remained popular even as its numbers declined locally, with the bulk of recent catches now coming from the Prairie Provinces. The flesh is soft and delicate, often considered unmatched among fish, and skinned fillets are especially tasty when baked with a crispy cheese topping.
Six portions of whitefish fillets baked in a shallow dish with a toasted crumb crust of bread cubes onions cheddar and parsley. The topping blends with melted fat and dry mustard then is spread over the fish and baked at 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes until flaky.
A classic bouillabaisse dish popular beyond Marseille adapted for Canadian cuisine by Fisheries Canada home economists. The recipe serves eight to ten and uses three fish varieties, lobster or crab meat, tomatoes, wine or lemon juice, and saffron with warm crusty bread to serving.
The Starfire tomato, a new Prairie variety from the CDA Experimental Farm in Morden, Manitoba, is now available via seed houses in Manitoba and Ontario. Tests at seven stations in Canada and the northern United States show early maturity, large fruit, and compact bush plants. Starfire ripens about four days earlier than Bush Beefsteak, with fruit approaching its size, and grows well across multiple locales including Kentville, Ottawa, Vineland, Lethbridge, Fargo, and Manitoba fields.
A pattern within Decorator Projects from the Home Workshop No 50 offers directions for sturdy indoor shutters. Pattern 445 covers frames and slats for adjustable sight, mailed for 50 cents. Also notes Mrs Bluebird in the window and its nesting needs.
Canadian entomologists Dr. McAlpine and J. E. H. Martin recovered amber particles from Cedar Lake Manitoba that preserve tiny insects from the Cretaceous period. Specimens will aid the Canadian National Collection and research worldwide. The Cedar Lake deposit, found in 1890, faces water level rise from a dam.
Flax growers are urged to replace Marine with resistant varieties Raja Redwood Rocket and Bolley for 1964 as rust Race 300 harbors in regions. Marine once accounted for about half of 1963 flax acreage in Canada. Race 300 overcomes L gene resistance, threatening yields.
The Alberta bureau of statistics reports lower total farm income in 1963 from grain and livestock. Grain earnings including wheat board payments fell to 183.293 million dollars from 186.362 million in 1962 while livestock income dropped to 220.266 million from 243.509 million.
A person who commits a crime on the high seas falls under the jurisdiction of the nation whose flag the vessel flies. This principle assigns legal authority based on the ship’s registered country rather than the bystander’s location.
Forests remain cooler than plains during the day but trap heat at night as trees slow heat escape, making nights warmer in wooded areas than open plains.
A personal reflection asserts life lessons come from lived experience not sermons or secondhand sources. It urges daily faith and cooperation with God to solve problems such as finances and relationships, claiming difficulties can be overcome and true blessings await those who persevere.
Paul Martin repeatedly referred to Opposition Leader Diefenbaker as prime minister during the last session. He corrected himself after a burst of MPs laughter, the mistake repeated several times by the external affairs minister.
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