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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1945
Page
4
Home economists from the Department of Agriculture propose budget friendly lunch ideas. Recipes include meat shortcake with a meat topping, sweet meat sandwich spread, and a pepper and cheese filling. Tips emphasize butter stretching, use of thermoses for hot soups, and prepared spreads to maximize limited rations.
Recipe notes explain using breadcrumbs to stretch ground meat for patties and loaves, with soft stale crumbs and milk or tomato juice for moisture. Also describes making a meat pie filling, an upper crust, and baking. Emphasizes gravy as a housewife’s best friend to maximize meat flavor and preserve leftovers. Stored gravy keeps for days when refrigerated.
Neighbourly News describes radio host R D Colquette studying the Old St Andrews Church notice board before delivering his usual call to attend church on Sunday. CBC broadcasts are advertised as a Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association sponsor.
The text explains maintaining oven heat between 325 and 350 degrees to minimize shrinkage and yield juicier meat. It details a meat stretch concept where one pound serves six portions, and provides a recipe for Upside on Meat Pie using hamburger, tomato sauce, and biscuit dough with paprika and celery salt, baked hot for twenty minutes and garnished with parsley.
A veteran asks about eligibility for veterans' insurance without medical exams, use of Restablishment Credit for a radio shop partnership, timing to reapply for former jobs in Canada, and matriculation under the rehabilitation program. The column explains that veterans' insurance protects dependents, credit limits finance personal business, and eligibility for rehabilitation includes speed-up courses and maintenance grants with on the job, apprenticeship, and correspondence training options.
A reader recounts sleepless nights caused by a neighbor's old Pomeranian that yips every hour on the half hour, sometimes in and out, disrupting much of the owner's rest. The note blends humor with a reflection on wartime jokes and a quip about Japanese surrender.
Members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps stationed in Germany tour German cities during off duty hours. The tours are arranged by the Canadian Army Educational Services ensuring sanctioned recreational travel for personnel.
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