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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1961
Page
2
A simple no bake shell made from crushed cornflakes dates and nutrients plus a vanilla orange flavored filling. The crust is chilled after pressing into a pie plate and is topped with orange segments for an elegant finish suitable for parties.
The article explains Canada Fancy Canada Choice and Canada Standard grades for canned and frozen peas, detailing quality, size designations, labeling, and packaging. It notes best uses for each grade, price considerations, and simple cooking tips with butter and herbs.
A compact turnip puff recipe using mashed rutabaga, butter, eggs, flour, and brown sugar. It instructs to mix turnip with butter and dry ingredients, then bake in a moderate oven, with optional buttered cracker or bread crumb topping.
A kitchen feature on selecting and using onions yellow white and red with storage and prep tips. Includes a cornucopia of onion recipes such as a baked onion dish with cheddar and a French fried onion rings recipe with detailed dipping and frying steps for six servings.
Manitoba releases its largest ever road maps at over 4 by 2 feet, printed on a single sheet. The map covers the entire Manitoba road system and is designed for quick reading at a glance, with distribution to stations and tourist information centers across the province.
In 1959 Saskatchewan hunters killed nearly 500000 ducks with residents totaling about 401783 ducks and non residents 36680. The season also yielded 39000 geese 54500 Hungarian partridge and 72490 sharp tailed grouse. Deer kills reached 38300 while antelope elk and moose runs were 2548 599 and 3240 respectively.
In 1960 Cunard Line operated two Queens that carried 110,800 passengers, accounting for 17 percent of all North Atlantic travelers.
A compact street of quotes on time and living well from Stowe Eddy Gide Pascal and others. It highlights the idea that present action shapes future progress as emphasized by Wise thinkers including Watson and Bennett.
A traditional adage links a sun halo to upcoming rain. The halo from ice crystal clouds at high altitude is described as the sun's house. The piece notes these clouds often precede wet weather, aligning with the saying.
Easter themed craft patterns offer a full size cut out basket design Pattern 473 priced at 50 cents. Mamma Rabbit and two babies feature in the display and can be used as wall plaques. Also available in Animal Farm Packet No 76 with Mamma and Baby Skunks and others for 1.75.
A simple project to build a coffee table with a glass top and end shelves from assorted lumber. The design emphasizes a sturdy frame and practical storage while keeping construction approachable.
In demand letters note the shortage of trained personnel as unemployment persists. Special courses may help jobless individuals qualify for available trades work. A church outreach idea suggests bringing people into church to hear its message, with outcomes left to the church.
A Ro Stewart Eagle note argues teens lack activities. parents feel the pressure. The Duncan Leader reports shifting credit terms tempting longer pay periods with little or no down payment, fueling rising debt. Coch rane Post reflects on newspapers speaking for communities when praising citizens who accept duties.
The Great Lakes contain about half of the planet's fresh water. Major sources, volumes, and regional significance are noted as a key geographic fact.
A fragment describes a fabric covered with embroidery or pictures under glass. It mentions a 256 pattern, large working frame, and directions for applying top. It lists a price of pattern and a price in cents, with instructions to send orders to a specified address.
A new Inuvik cookbook supported by Mike Zubko is now on Yellowknife stands to attract attention at a tourist convention. It was mimeographed by the Anglican Church of the Ascension Women’s Auxiliary and includes northern recipes such as Eskimonce Cream and directions for eating frozen fish with salt and blubber.
The Organizing Committee for the 12th World Poultry Congress plans a continuous chicken barbecue in Australia during the event. Thousands of chickens will be cooked to perfection with special sauce, requiring vast quantities of charcoal, sauce, and many cooks. Special low prices will attract large attendance.
Chicago police seized what they called the last word in crime gear a rebuilt car designed to move stolen safes. Three suspects fled as officers forced the vehicle to the curb. Doors welded to swing open revealed a stolen safe containing 500 dollars. The car had steel flooring removed rear seats and rails for sliding safes.
A health note explains using skim milk powder as hidden milk to meet dietary guidelines. Reconstituted with water, it can replace portions of fresh milk in soups and desserts, boosting calcium riboflavin and protein without altering flavor.
The Letitia, a new cargo passenger liner of 6 500 tons deadweight, will enter the Canada Glasgow service of Donaldson Line Limited early in May. It will carry 12 passengers and have cargo capacity of 400 000 cubic feet including 2 940 cubic feet of refrigerated spice. The vessel features three deep tanks and tween decks prepared for cattle carrying.
The phrase explains horsepower as the amount of power needed to lift 33,000 pounds one foot in one minute, illustrating the unit of mechanical power with a concrete rate of work.
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