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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 1958
Page
2
Instructions from the Federal Department of Agriculture outline selecting a white, compact head with green leaves, avoiding yellow or brown spots. It covers prep for flowerets and whole heads, soaking in salted water, and cooking times with butter for six servings. It also notes health points about dogs and tuberculosis and a note on the wren.
Saskatoon based Prairie Fibreboard Ltd approves a three quarter million expansion to boost plant capacity for softboard and hardboard. Production of softboard started earlier this year and hardboard will begin in two weeks. About 375,000 of 730,000 new shares offered at 3.00 dollars through Allied Securities Ltd to shareholders first then public.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew King celebrated their 50th anniversary with a reception at St. Pauls United Church parlors attended by over 125 friends. A family dinner at the Beacon club followed, with most of their 13 grandchildren present. Messages from dignitaries and friends poured in, including Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Lester Pearson. The couple has deep Scottish roots, long ties to Rouleau and Estevan, and extensive service in local media and community organizations.
The article explains zero temperature storage preserves freshness while the aging process inside locker plants, around 38 degrees, tenderizes meat and enhances flavor. Aging lasts up to two weeks, enabling enzymes to break down fibers. Proper wrapping prevents dehydration and leathery surfaces after processing.
The mid September labor survey reports 5,888,000 employed as of September 20, down 137,000 from August and 51,000 from a year earlier. Job seekers total 271,000, down 10,000 from August but above last year’s 197,000. Labor force size is 6,159,000, up from 6,136,000 a year ago.
Extra low temperature cabinets reach 35 degrees below zero to preserve moisture and quality through freezing. Locker plants handle aging, cutting, wrapping, and quick-freezing for about 4 cents per pound, according to the Sask Locker Operators Association.
In Regina Saskatchewan Wesley Boyd sang sacred hymns on a Sunday afternoon program after producer expected Irish selections. The audience praised the sacred songs and the station began issuing monthly Sunday sacred offerings. a visitor revealed he was the Lieutenant-Governor. God honors faithful Christian witness.
Bobby Bennett of Silton won the Len Thompson pike derby prize for anglers under 16 during the Saskatchewan Angler's Derby. He hauled a 14 pound 91 ounce pike from Last Mountain Lake near Pelican Point, caught on a Canadian Wiggler, with the Saskatchewan Fish and Game League and Travel and Information Department sponsoring the event.
Nickel alloyed steels are used for sucker rods in well pumping where higher strength and better corrosion resistance are required, beyond ordinary steel.
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