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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
4
Simmer a large turkey cut into pieces in water with carrot onion bay leaf celery salt and pepper. Cook 2 1 2 to 3 hours until fork tender, add water as needed, chill meat and broth separately, refrigerate or freeze leftovers, and use broth soon or in casseroles and sauces.
Cream cheese with salad dressing and salt folded in, then walnuts or pecans and celery mingled. Wash plums split and pit, fill halves with cheese mixture, pair halves or leave as halves, serve with cold meat or in a fruit salad plate.
Cream cheese mashed with celery ginger and almonds. Peel pears slice and core, juice lemon, fill pear halves with the filling, serve on lettuce with watercress or mint and salad dressing. Variations include sweet pickle or olive with toasted coconut.
A compact relish recipe mixing peeled tomatoes diced green pepper and onion with celery seed and a tangy dressing. Combine vegetables, drain excess liquid, mix with remaining ingredients, shake, refrigerate several hours, and serve. Makes 2 1 4 cups.
A simple pear salad blends 3 cups diced pears with celery and lemon juice. Mix with sugar salt and mayonnaise, then fold in toasted coconut. Chill, drain excess, and serve on lettuce for six portions.
A recipe outlines cutting six green peppers in half removing seeds and membranes. saute minced onion in butter, mix with minced ham, bread crumbs, catsup, salt and pepper. Stuff pepper halves, place in greased pan, add water, bake at 350 degrees F for about 30 minutes until tender.
At the Market Research Corporation of America convention in Chicago, bacon is named the top meat item with four out of five households buying it, consumed mainly at breakfast. About 20 percent used as ingredient, 75 percent at breakfast. Older families buy more bacon, while younger households buy more ground beef. Steaks appear in 60 percent of homes biweekly. chicken remains a Sunday favorite. pork chops, luncheon meats, and hams peak Monday through Thursday. Weiner consumption rises with income.
A kitchen tip explains why onions make you cry. Holding onions under cold water while peeling reduces irritation by washing away the irritating vapor, offering a simple aid for those who enjoy fresh onions. Eye physiology and tear production are noted, with alternatives like eye drops.
A farmer tale recalls a minister’s call when the bronze rooster notes their son has joined the ministry. He quips that their son might not have made a good layman, easing the family’s distress as the minister arrives.
Kirk Douglas was treated at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a low grade respiratory infection. Eartha Kitt filed for divorce from William McDonald on cruelty grounds. they wed in 1960 and have a 21 month old daughter. Egypt plans a film about Christine Keeler and Port Said 1956, with British figures portrayed. Tony Randall signed by MGM for The Seven Faces of Dr Lao and Three Bites of the Apple. Elga Anderson to lead in A Global Affair. Bob Hope, Johnny Cash, Judy Henske, Sheb Wooley, Bobo Lewis to appear in Hootenanny. Sheila Hancock to star in Night Must Fall with Albert Finney. production by Bachmann, directed by Reisz.
A discussion notes that kidney function is influenced by diet and hormones, with disturbances affecting water and salt regulation tied to heart and blood circulation diseases. Separately, Canada ranks sixth in world manufacturing, with the sector contributing 55 percent of total net production value.
Canada's first postage stamps appeared in 1851 issued by New Brunswick Nova Scotia and the Province of Canada now Ontario and Quebec. Before that the recipient paid delivery, a prestamp practice.
A compact Q and A on Canada’s name origin tied to the word kanatta village, Alcock and Brown’s 1919 flight to Ireland, and postwar immigration demographics. It notes Canada’s almost wholly Canadian textile industry and Casa Loma as a 98 room royal guest home in Toronto before World War I.
Tyrian purple, a highly prized ancient dye, is produced by extracting color from certain shellfish. The process yields a rich imperial hue once coveted by rulers and artisans across ancient civilizations.
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