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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1961
Page
4
A roasted duckling flavored with orange rind and segments, celery and onion stuffing, and a finish of orange slices with red currant jelly. The recipe uses 4 to 5 pound duckling, bake at 325 F for 2 1/2 to 3 hours, and serve garnished with orange slices and jelly.
Rich chowder recipe uses bacon onion potatoes and corn with bouillon and paprika. Leftover turkey croquettes duchess potatoes and several potato dishes are described with instructions. Houseplant care car ownership and home upkeep tips conclude with furniture protection and rug care advice.
A 300000 mushroom facility on a 40 acre site four miles southwest of Portage la Prairie will open next spring with production aimed at 600000 pounds yearly. Owner L C Farmer of Calgary, through Sun Valley Mushroom Ranches, will run Western Mushroom Growers in Portage la Prairie and hire about 25 workers. Campbell Soup Company has agreed to purchase a large portion of the output. The 120000 square foot plant would be among Western Canada's most modern mushroom operations.
Answers reveal six women Senators and five women MPs in Canada. The CCF peaked at 20 seats in 1945. Tobacco taxes bring in about 140 million, while infant mortality fell from 94 to 28 per 1000 live births by 1959. A capital investment of about 21 700 dollars is needed for one new steel job.
A health piece explains ulcers stem from internal causes rather than dietary choices. The article discusses risk factors, symptoms, and possible medical approaches, emphasizing medical evaluation over dietary blame. It highlights lifestyle and stress considerations alongside treatment options.
A distinct new air surrounds the latest apparel with a pressed beaver hat in fall wool tones. The crown is high and cone shaped with a wide grosgrain band. A strapped walking shoe returns in taupe suede with black leather trim and a leather stacked heel for comfort.
British House of Commons sees a campaign to abolish public toilet charges led by Labour MP Barbara Castle of Blackburn. The issue, framed as gender equality, gains support from the National Association of Women's Clubs and local municipalities oppose repeal. Canadian note contrasts higher costs and occasional loopholes.
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