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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
4
March dessert ideas promote meringue as a light low cost option with hard and soft varieties. Hard meringues pair with fruit fillings or stand alone, bake slowly, and freeze well. Soft meringues appear in Fruit Whip and cakes, with guidance on egg whites at room temperature and sugar folded in for peak volume.
A Canada Department of Agriculture information bulletin offers free pamphlets on lentil meats, eggs, cheese, potatoes, cereals, apples, and navy beans. It highlights egg cooking, cheese dishes, potato ideas, cereals beyond breakfast, apple storage, and bean crock recipes with tips on buying and handling.
Canadian National Railways announced last week that it has placed orders worth 9.85 million dollars for new freight cars. The equipment will be delivered between May and July and used on CN’s Canadian lines.
Frank Sonata works on a Kovacs tribute TV special with lawyers eyeing tax aspects of a fundraiser while hinting at a half million sale. Liz Taylor and Eddie Fisher travel together, planning adoptions and a Swiss chalet, with discussion of divorce rumors and marriages.
A restaurant manager questions a new cook about service in France. The cook replies he served as an officer's cook for two years and was wounded twice, prompting the manager to remark on his luck and survival.
University of Saskatchewan scientists study how to reduce Strontium-90 absorption by crops after nuclear fallout. Prof. C C Lee finds monocalcium phosphate fertilizer lowers uptake in Thatcher Wheat, but results vary by grain and soil. Laboratory tests, a $6500 Liquid Scintillation Counter, and ash analysis track uptake and reactions in organic compounds.
A striped beige and white cotton beach cover-up acts as sun wind protection. It features a detachable hood forming a cowl collar, Empire waist elastic, and deep patch pockets. Suitable for maternity wear at the beach.
Winnipeg grandmaster Abe Yanofsky, after a rough start, wins his sixth game against Paul Benk of the United States in the international zonal event in Stockholm. He has two wins and two draws following an 0-2 start.
A sincere woman recounts her spiritual journey from childhood bias to conversion. She invites readers to investigate the Catholic Church, promising peace and clarity found in the faith. The appeal notes a pamphlet KC-40 available free by request with no follow up.
The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration marks 27 years of operation and notes involvement in about 79,000 small water development projects across the three prairie provinces. The text also mentions 820,000 Spaniards living in the Canary Islands, and identifies the archipelago as part of Spain forming two provinces offshore Africa.
Ten years ago Mrs H B DeGroot and her physician husband arrived in Regina to find no services for mentally retarded children. Her social work background led to creation of the First Parents Council for Retarded Children and inspired Mr Joan Dolan of Saskatoon to act. Their efforts, with community support, produced a Saskatchewan Association in Aid of Retarded Children and similar groups spread province wide.
Hon. Walter Dinsdale minister for Northern Affairs started clearance on a 430 mile line into the Northwest Territories near Peace River Alberta. A 20 ton tractor uprooted trees and brush to mark the Roma district start. G R Grahan vice president of CNR Mountain Region says completion in three and a half years.
A brief note notes that bees may be attracted to or annoyed by dark colors, with black cited as a factor in some cases. Experts suggest avoiding dark clothing around hives and monitoring bee activity to reduce stings.
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