Raisins Rise in Favor Sultana Bread Recipe
Raisins are dried grapes used in a Sultana Bread recipe yielding two loaves. The instructions cover preparing milk and sugar mixtures, proofing yeast, combining with flour and eggs, kneading, rising, shaping, and baking at 400 degrees F for 35 to 40 minutes.
Canadian Poultry On Show At Anuga Fair In Cologne
About 300000 visitors to the Anuga Exhibition in Cologne, West Germany will see Canada’s poultry being cooked in ovens at the Canadian Government exhibit. Canada aims to expand European markets for light weight turkeys broilers and fowl. The display features roast stuffed turkey fried chicken and a Chicken Marengo recipe with full preparation.
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Europe
Canada
Thousand Lunch Box Sandwiches Made Easy Story
A Canadian homemaker describes preparing 1 000 lunch box sandwiches yearly for her husband and two sons. She freezes five loaves every two weeks, uses five fillings, bakes with butter, labels bags, and assembles in an assembly line to keep lunches fresh. The booklet from Canada Agriculture informs ideas.
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Information Division
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Courts to decide on offshore rights
The minister said the federal government will not yield jurisdiction over offshore resources without a court ruling. In response to provincial offshore oil rights granted to 12 firms covering about 1,000,000 acres, he noted the issue is a constitutional dilemma that must be resolved by the courts.
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Dinsdale
H. W. Herridge
CCF
Kootenay West
British Columbia
Herridge
Supreme Court of Canada
Resources Department
Patient Saves Self With Own Blood Donation
Audrey Young of Sidney Australia received a transfusion of her own blood stored in the local bank after she donated a rare blood type three weeks earlier. Her sister Doreen Parfitt shares the same type but her blood was sent to Paris to aid a Frenchwoman in need.
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Audrey Young
Sidney
Australia
Doreen Parfitt
Paris
The Smile Uses Thirteen Facial Muscles
A study notes that smiling engages thirteen facial muscles, revealing social emotion with subtle muscle coordination. The finding highlights how expressions convey feelings even in casual interactions and may influence perceived friendliness across contexts.
Easy dress and bolero pattern for Misses 10 to 20
Print Plainly Name Address Pattern Number to Anse Adams Pattern Dept Department PPL Front Street Toronto Send 50c in cone for pattern 4740 includes linen or cotton fabric options in bright or basic colors. Size 16 dress uses 3 yards 39-inch plus 1 yard bolero.
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Anse Adams Pattern Dept
Department P.P.L
Front Street
Toronto
Manitoba hard wheat returns to western grain deliveries
A top grade wheat long absent from the grain scene is reappearing in western Canadian deliveries this year. W. G. Malaher, research director of the Scarle Grain Company, notes the renewed presence of No. 1 Manitoba hard wheat and its impact on markets.
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W. G. Malaher
Scarle Grain Company
Malaher
Western Canada
Board of Grain Commissioners
MADELEINE FASHION TRENDS SPUR CANADIAN DECOR STYLE
Enthusiasm for early Canadian deco drives home furnishings as Ontario opens Upper Canada Village on the St Lawrence. Designers and tourists flock to see authentic pioneer rooms inspiring furniture, textiles, and decor reflecting colonial crafts and modern adaptions in a growing Canadian taste trend.
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Canada
Ontario
Upper Canada
St. Lawrence
Last Riel rebellion survivor dies at 102 in Saskatchewan
Jean Dumont of Maidstone Saskatchewan died September 9 at age 102, believed the last survivor of the 1885 Riel Rebellion. He served under his uncle Gabriel Dumont at Batoche, fought there at age 27, and later became bed-bound in his final years. He celebrated his 162nd birthday on July 18.
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Jean Dumont
Maidstone
Sask
Riel
Mr. Dumont
Gabriel Dumont
Batoche
The Funny Man Laughs at Rockets and Bombs Spending
A quotation from Mr. K mocks vast spending on rockets and atom bombs not for everyday tasks like slicing sausages, highlighting concern over military outlays. The remark underscores skepticism about priorities amid large state expenditures.
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Stones in Saskatchewan grain crop not a major problem
W J Ball, manager of the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool country elevator division, says stones in the 1961 Saskatchewan crop are not expected to be a major issue. Stones already reported in Saskatoon and more cars rejected for stones, but movement of new grain to terminals has not begun yet. last year 5 cars were rejected for stones when terminal equipment was installed.
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Saskatchewan
W. J. Ball
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Country Elevator Division
Saskatoon
Board of Grain Commissioners
Ball
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