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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1964
Page
2
A simple, crowd pleasing recipe idea named Tea-Time Kringle suited for after meetings or sports events. One batch yields at least 60 pieces with a fruity filling and orange glaze. Attributed to Norway or Denmark, the pastry can be made ahead and frozen, then thawed and cut into diamonds or squares for serving.
Instructions for brewing tea in bulk using a large pot or urn. Provides steps to make a reusable tea bag with cheesecloth, plus a proportional chart for 25 and 50 cups and scalable amounts for larger quantities. Includes brewing times, water, tea, milk, sugar, lemon, and measurement notes.
A vintage recipe describes making a large kringle to cut into about sixty diamonds or squares. It details yeast dough with milk egg sugar salt and butter, a prune raisin orange rind filling, two rising periods, rolling into two layers, baking 350 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes, and an orange glaze to finish.
Dominion Bureau of Statistics estimated Saskatchewan net farm income in 1963 at 603.059 million, up from 506.038 million in 1962 and well above 132.935 million in 1961 drought year, driven by higher cash income and increased farm-held inventories. Canada wide farm cash income reached 3.2223 billion in 1963, up 2.2 percent from 1962, aided by wheat, coarse grains, tobacco, dairy and poultry receipts.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports one in five Canadian families have both spouses in the labor force. In 88 percent of such households the husband works, with an average wage of 4,204 dollars in 1961. About 50,199 families have only the wife in the labor force, 42,374 of them she earns wages.
When moving to a new area it is wise to identify available services for emergencies and needs. Beyond fire and police, prenatal and well baby clinics mental health and immunization services aid to families may exist. Contact the local health department for guidance.
A vintage home craft item listing various patterns for bins and bird houses. It describes deep and shallow storage bins with Pattern 455 and Kitchen Planner inclusion, plus bird house designs in Pattern 277 and a four-design bird house set priced at $1.75, highlighting bluebird and wren needs.
In Milton Ontario, EB Wood and her husband nurture a tiny seed from a Mexico trip that grew into an eight foot Mexican Hat plant towering in their Burlington front room. The plant, sprouted from a Jerusalem root seed, has 33 double branches and odd shoots, with leaves bearing tassel-like fronds. They plan expert advice to manage it and have shared cuttings that quickly wither.
Under the National Defence Act the maximum of military personnel assigned by Canada to the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is 14,000.
The hoe seed drill returns to farming with three row furrow openers and press wheels. Saskatchewan official H P Harrison notes wider drill widths and higher costs but potential value in dry springs. Tests planned this spring to gauge performance in varying soils and conditions.
Manitoba Boy Scouts announce the first provincial jamboree to be held at Island Park in Portage la Prairie from August 8 to 15, 1964. About 1000 to 1200 Scouts expected. invitation extended to other provinces and the United States. Killick named jamboree chairman and Major Kent camp chief. Fees set at 20.00 plus transportation. F. R. Garland serves as provincial council president.
Since 1946 the net income of a farm family worker has climbed by 87 percent, outpacing a 49 percent gain for factory workers. The figures highlight widening earnings growth in agricultural families versus industrial workers.
A Malaysian letter shared via Bournemouth reads of a handsome Sikh teenager who plans to buy a motor vehicle and confesses moments of mistaking the brake for the exhilarator while speeding. An English newspaper notes such tall tales, while Canadians are said to claim similar misreadings more often.
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