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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 13, 1960

Page

7

Home dress fabrics offer wide choice this year

Home sewers face new technique tips for man made fabrics like Terylene batiste. Guidance covers thread choices, machine tension, sharp needles, pressing seams as stitched, generous seam allowances, edge finishing, and care to prevent puckering, fraying, and loss of crispness.

Early diagnosis and prompt treatment in arthritis

Early diagnosis and prompt treatment can prevent disability and deformity in about four fifths of rheumatoid arthritis cases, underscoring the value of early medical attention and intervention.

Fading minute book reveals 1910 Montmartre council

A perusal of a yellowed minute book from Rural Municipality of Montmartre Saskatchewan records the first council meetings in January 1910. Reeve E O S haughnessy and colleagues set salaries, road work rules, tax rates, and road overseer wages, plus plans to buy gopher poison and a horse drawn grader.

Montmartre Sask E. O’shaughneasy

Provincial gasoline tax revenue topped 504 million in 1958

Revenues from gasoline taxes vehicle registrations license fees and traffic fines amounted to 504 million dollars in 1958, averaging 107 dollars per vehicle and accounting for nearly a quarter of provincial government income.

Tomatoes Ripen Best At Room Temperature And Careful Handling

Tomatoes offer full flavor in hot or cold dishes and suit salads, sandwiches, and casseroles. Ripening should occur at 60 to 70 degrees, away from direct heat or light, to preserve vitamin C and color. Avoid refrigeration before ripe. once ripe, refrigerate to keep value.

Gems of Thought on Service and Love

A collection of brief quotes on love, service, and meaning by Mary Baker Eddy Carrie Chapman Catt F B Mayer Tolstoi William Ellery Channing and Helen Keller emphasizing that true happiness and life’s meaning come from serving others and living by love, not outer trappings.

Mary Baker Eddy Carrie Chapman Catt F. B. Mayer Tolstoi William Ellery Channing Helen Keller

Canada’s First Railway Link in 1836

Canada’s first railway was built in 1836 as a 16 mile overland link between La Prairie opposite Montreal and St. Jean along the Montreal New York Wheeler route.

Canada Quebec la Prairie Montreal St. Jean New York

Origins and scope of Sourdough lore in Canadian history

In 1959 Prairie Provinces manpower shows 283 000 on farms and 756 000 in non agricultural work. Three Rivers lies about 9800 miles from the open Atlantic. The term Sourdough began as yeast carried by prospectors for bread. Canadian Senate seats total 102 with 24 per Western province and 6 for Newfoundland. Average profit in 1959 was 5.1 cents per dollar of sales.

Canadian Senate St. Lawrence Prairie Provinces Three Rivers Atlantic Newfoundland

Saskatchewan hostess welcomes ACWW leader Mrs Spry

Mrs Graham Spry of London England addressed Saskatchewan Homemakers events across Saskatoon Grand Coulee and Moose Jaw as ACWW and FWIC delegate. She spoke on aims to unite women across the world for better homes and communities while touring Alberta British Columbia and Montana chapters.

Grand Coulee Sask Saskatchewan Moose Jaw Graham Spry London England Spry Associated Country Women of the World Federated Women's Institutes of Canada South Africa India Pakistan U.S.A ACWW W. Thomson Pease British Columbia KE. J. Roylance Greenwood FWIC Omak Washington B.C. Women's Institute Washington State Federation of Home Bureaus Alberta Dominion Research Station Lethbridge Alberta Women's Institutes Farm Women’s Union of Home Demonstration Clubs Montana District 4 AWI

Party Chicken Sandwich Filling Delights Buffet Spread

Finely dice chicken celery cucumber olives and nuts, mix with salad dressing, season, and spread between buttered bread slices to make 24 large sandwiches. Garnish with radish roses and parsley. refrigerate until serving time. Also suggests a salmon egg combo filling for nourishing sandwiches.

Easy-Going Hamburgers

Saute onion and green pepper in hot fat for 5 to 6 minutes. Add lean ground beef and brown. Stir in tomato sauce mushrooms paprika salt and pepper. Cover cook 20 to 28 minutes over low to medium heat until thickened. Serve on buns. Makes eight hamburgers.

Baked Coconut Custard Recipe Tip

Soak one cup shredded coconut in milk for half an hour. Drain and scald milk, make custard as usual, add soaked coconut at the end. Bake, chill and serve plain or with cream. Nice as a pie filling too.

Attractive variety open face sandwiches for lunch or supper

Open face sandwiches offer attractive variety for a lunch or supper. Rye bread with butter, tomato, sliced turkey or chicken, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island Dressing. Dressing mix: chili sauce, grated onion, green pepper, chopped olives with mayonnaise.

Thousand Island

Hot Chicken or Turkey Sandwich

A popular restaurant item described as simple to prepare from roast chicken or turkey. Use leftover or cooked poultry, make brown or light gravy, serve on buttered bread with hot gravy, peas, and mashed potatoes with paprika.

Saskatchewan Proclaims British Trade Week

The week of October 3 to October 8 will be proclaimed British Trade Week by the Saskatchewan government. Hon. Russ Brown said the observance will focus public attention on the ongoing need for good trade relations with the United Kingdom.

Saskatchewan Russ Brown United Kingdom

Personal income shares rise for wages in Canada

Wages salaries and supplementary labour income accounted for 68.3 percent of total personal income in Canada in 1959, up from 61.7 percent in 1947. This reflects shifts in earnings sources and the growing role of labor earnings in the national economy.

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