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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 02, 1962
Page
6
A nostalgic chicken sea pie recipe echoes old lumber camp cooking. It uses a tight lid casserole, layered dough and chicken with onion and celery, baked in stages. The method adds boiling water, milk finish, and can be reheated. serving cold is also suggested.
Instructions describe cranberry butter sauce for chicken with 13 cup jellied cranberry sauce, cup butter, 3 broilers, bake at 350 F for about 11 hours and serve with strawberry mix and ice cream. Includes measurements and serving yields.
The Ford Pavilion at the New York World’s Fair will be designed by Walt Disney and his WED Enterprises unit. Ford chairman Henry Ford I announced the commission as construction on the seven acre exhibit site proceeds with foundation footings being poured and land rentals set for the 1964-65 fall period.
Between 1951 and 1961 the average manufacturing wage in Canada climbed from 1.25 to 1.90 dollars an hour. The gain reflects broader postwar economic growth and wage advancement across the industry.
Actress Judy Garland, 39, rushed to Carson-Tahoe hospital Nevada for a kidney ailment as she plans divorce from Sid Luft during her stay. News notes Elizabeth Taylor offered I Love Louisa with possible Burton pairing, Burt Lancaster wins Venice award, custody ruling for Edie Adams, Pat Wheymore kidney operation, Nancy Kwan pregnant, Janet Leigh divorce and dating life.
A sick narrator recaps a Thanksgiving plan disrupted by illness and a surprise 25 pound turkey from a business firm. After being told turkey was unavailable, the bird arrives via Miss Duffy. With the meal at home, invitations go out to nearby neighbors, though many decline, preferring their own family gatherings.
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