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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1961
Page
3
A home bread feature shows Cottage Loaf yielding three twin sets of white bread. Steps include scalding milk, mixing yeast with sugar, then combining with lukewarm liquids and flour to form a soft dough. After rising twice and shaping into six portions, bake at 400 degrees for 35 to 40 minutes for fresh loaves.
A classic Vegetable Chop Suey recipe highlighting mushrooms as the mainstay. Sauté mushrooms in butter, add cabbage celery and onions, season with soy sauce and pepper, simmer until tender yet crisp. Serve with meat or fish for a Chinese dinner option.
A Canada Department of Agriculture home economist in Ottawa answers questions on frozen fruit pie use, freezing skim milk powder, icing for frozen cakes, baking powder types and substitutions, safety of frozen canned goods, baked versus unbaked cookies for freezing, buttermilk substitutes, skim milk powder uses, fish recipes from Fisheries, and turkey portion guidance for twelve.
Women’s groups criticize double taxation on widow pensions and estate taxes. Mrs. A O Graham of Lethbridge asks for detailed guidance. Council of Women and Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women urge MPs and the Finance Minister to change inheritance laws. Discussion centers on life annuities treated as property, hardship to widows, and emigration to the United States to avoid taxes.
Mrs B Buggey described the Cuisenaire method at a Pelly Trail division convention in Inglis Manitoba where teachers also learned the approach. Started 1959 in Manitoba with original Grade 1 classes now in Grade 3 still using the system. The method uses color coded 1 to 10 centimeter rods to build rapid addition subtraction division and multiplication skills. It aims to boost speed accuracy and self checking while engaging brighter and slower students alike. Findings from British Columbia suggest continued use to Grade 9 with a Grade 1 classroom cost around 75 dollars and added teacher training required.
A guideline suggests counting servings by weight. A 12 pound turkey yields multiple servings and an 18 pound turkey may be a better buy to ensure plenty of portions for all guests.
A large moose charged a Lakeview Lodge station wagon near Fort Nelson Alberta. The windshield shattered the grille was damaged and a door handle ripped off. Driver Joe Bell was unhurt while Mrs Bell suffered extensive cuts. Vehicle damage estimated at 800 dollars. The moose walked away.
Practical kitchen tips describe making soup floaters with buttered bread squares, nuts, and olives, and using well-seasoned stuffing to enhance roasts. It explains shaping veal breast into rolls with stuffing, adding a surprise to ham burgers, and crafting crumb bread via an electric blender. Instructions cover mixing butter, bread crumbs, thyme, onion, and lemon juice. It also notes that active dry yeast matches compressed yeast and should dissolve in lukewarm water, plus quick methods for crumb bread using a blender.
Elementary and secondary schools in the San Francisco Unified School District offered Oriental style lunches featuring Chinese fortune cookies. About 300 fortunes, written or edited by school department members, were included. Cafeterias were decorated in Oriental decor and staff wore Oriental costumes.
Opium is derived from the milky sap of the poppy plant, yet only its juice carries the narcotic effect. The extract is processed to create the drug, which has long drawn attention for its potential for abuse and regulation.
Indians of New Mexico lack a written language and rely on oral tradition. Their myths have persisted through generations, passing from one storyteller to another over time.
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