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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 31, 1961
Page
6
Sautéed mushrooms cook quickly in bacon fat and wine. The recipe combines bacon, parsley, garlic, and wine for a rich flavor. serve with red meat or chicken, or as hors d oeuvres. Bake wrapped mushrooms 30 to 35 minutes at 350 degrees.
Hard cooked eggs offer a flexible option for supper, with variations built from creamed eggs on toast or pastry cases. Add mushrooms, shrimp, salmon, chipped beef, peas, or beans, and modify the sauce with cheese or curry. A canned tomato soup base with onions peppers and celery can serve with pasta, noodles, or rice.
A fragmented guide blends advice on cooking eggs below boiling, including timing in soft to hard boiled results, with notes on choosing Anjou pears for salads and holiday fare. It also covers grape varieties, washing, and storage, stressing refrigeration and quick chilling to avoid spoilage.
Madeleine Tevason highlights that colour is affordable and versatile for Canadian homes. She advises limiting to three basic shades with variations and accents, using a single scheme across rooms to create unity and perceived space, and matching fabrics to decor styles modern traditional or provincial for cohesive results.
In Ontario, the town now known as Brockville was once called Snarlingtown by outsiders amid a bitter argument among villages over whether to name the settlement Williams town or Elizabethtown.
A curious patron watches a man in a cocktail lounge repeatedly remove olives from each martini and place them in a jar until full, then leaves. The joke sequence includes pitcher quips about birthdays, clubs for women, and horse betting banter.
The author argues credit unions offer a practical path to world peace by empowering individuals in undeveloped regions. Through CSA and international networks, thousands of unions in Canada, Malaya, Australia, Fiji, Jamaica and Central and South America build self-help economies, reducing dependence and countering communist appeal. The piece cites Rev. Daniel McClellan’s Peru work and Readers Digest and Saturday Evening Post features as evidence of impact.
Mrs White faces noise complaints about her husband who cackles like a chicken. She suggests they may not be in his right mind, while noting they need the eggs. Moe and Joe banter about lack of snow and a wife urging the husband to write, even if it’s only a check.
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