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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
2
Community bulletin from Seven Sisters records visitors births anniversaries and local events. Notices include wedding plans for Sandra Krampetz and Norman Nakka a Pow erder Puffs tournament at Seven Sisters ball diamond visits by Winnipeg residents and upcoming Hospital Guild meeting plans for the new season plus arrivals and departures around town.
Mrs Mildred Hampton documents a weekend in Victoria Beach and Traverse Bay with visits to Renvilles and Stuckeys, noting travel by car to cottages and local family gatherings. Howard Thomas remains hospitalized after a car accident. Sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs Alex Smith on the death of their son, Roderick James Smith, killed in a recent accident. survived by wife Jackeline and eight children.
Quick steps for successful pickling emphasize selecting firm fresh vegetables free of blemishes and timing from garden to jar. Soak cucumbers in 10 percent brine to draw out water, using non table salt to avoid neutralizing acids, then proceed with vinegar to keep produce firm and avoid bitterness.
A weekly column salutes Dr W Bilynsky for Liberal nomination in Springfield Beausejour on September 1. It welcomes the Bedard family and notes back to school preparations August 31. It reports hospital stays for P Ivanysha and Michael Martin with well wishes. It celebrates recent weddings Lorna Kurian Kenneth Ivanysha Lynn Griffen Monty Henderson and relocations of Lillian Sameck and John Leegus back home from Port Arthur.
Lynda McCallum emphasizes proper vinegar quality and nonreactive utensils for pickling, caution with spices, and keeping jars sterile. The guide covers color remedies, color changes in onions, and common issues like slippery or soft pickles. It notes storage in crocks, weighting, and waiting a month before using, plus reference to government bulletins and local offices for recipes and help.
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