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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1962
Page
2
A Canadian Fisheries branch recipe shows fillets Doria with perch or sole, cucumber sides, browned butter, and parsley. Steps include coating fillets, frying, then serving atop cucumber with a brown butter drizzle, plus a squash side sautéed with onions, celery, parsley, oregano or basil. Makes 4 servings.
Simple method for freezing and cooking French toast using enriched white bread. Beat eggs with milk and salt, dip slices, freeze four per sheet with foil separators, then bake or fry in hot fat and serve with bacon sausage and syrups. Yield four servings.
The Consumers Association of Canada notes the red velvet cake spread from Vancouver to western provinces. Winnipeg stores seized the cake after analysis found excessive artificial colour. A Winnipeg manufacturer distributed a recipe with a two ounce colour bottle. Cochineal, once used, is costly and largely replaced by synthetic colours, prompting possible on-label warnings. Correspondence to Prairie Publishers Co operative in Regina.
A series of light anecdotes and remarks unfold from a parade of characters. A judge questions an aging witness about birth records. a granddaughter discovers a pressed leaf. a bank president jokes about baldness. a teenager jokes about rowboats. a child humorously explains auctioning. and young lovers share innocent, muddled declarations.
Charles Douglas Pierce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Pray Montana, arrives early Christmas gift with two front teeth already present. The newborn’s unique dentition prompts local smiles in the community.
In Alberta's Red Deer River valley and across Canada, the quiz lists questions about a dinosaur cemetery, relative wage versus profit totals, the number of schools for the blind and deaf, family allowance versus old age security costs, and consumer spending. The provided answers cover 1961 wage totals of $18,884 million and after tax profits of $1,828 million, plus spending figures and costs for family and old age pensions.
The Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee reports that about 4.25 million U S automobiles are equipped with seat belts in the second annual poll conducted in Washington D C. The survey finds 6 9 percent of cars have belts and 54 3 percent of belt owners wear them at all times.
The source notes Canada saw an annual 3.4 percent increase in manufacturing output during the 1950s to 1960s, compared with Japan 18.1 percent and West Germany 10.1 percent, Italy 9.0 percent, the United States 3.6 percent, the United Kingdom 3.5 percent, and Sweden 3.3 percent.
A witty exchange shows a salesman ordering two eggs and burnt toast while a waitress offers service. He complains about lukewarm coffee and later requests companionship and nagging as he admits feeling homesick, revealing a humorous domestic tension.
Miss M A MacPherson named chief film censor for Saskatchewan by Hon C C Williams minister of Labour and head of The Theatres and Cinematographs Act. She is the first woman in Canada or province to hold the post and brings 12 years in film regulation plus training in social studies at St Paul Bible College.
Saskatchewan department of agriculture reports an average 26 bushels per acre for No. 2 district covering Regina Indian Head Moose Jaw and Weyburn with favorable weather allowing harvest of wheat oats and barley. About 25 percent of flax remains to be threshed. Many farmers report record or near record yields. Quippelle Progress Sask.
After more than four decades as Culver City's comedy landmark the Hal Roach studio faces a U S court auction in Scranton Pennsylvania marking an abrupt turn for the famed facility and its legacy in film venturing into a new ownership phase.
A long black container carried by a blind man in Palo Alto houses Lockheed scientists new bat radar. It emits noises that hit objects within 20 feet and bounce back guiding the user. The obstacle course of filing cabinets autos trees and people was navigated successfully and scientists hope the device may assist astronauts around the moon.
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