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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 11, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Cookery prints and acids Combine in fizzy summer drinks by Madeline Day heat to the boiling Point. Store in re arc today two recipes Glass sealers in the refrigerator. N already Given Here when you Are ready to serve Imi but there have been this one third Glass of rhubarb a. J raft Jet into i Alocco Iarj fill u for repeats into a Slass and fill with ice both have h Dens. 2ive i they come again. Cipes for Cool refresh mix Well and serve. If it Sweet enough for your taste drinks and just More sugar at this time or the times Well add tween cooking the juice with the has t appeared and Lemon juice. Also if you that rhubarb like the Orange add the my so Many people juice two or three of these As in their own Gar wel1 As the Lemon juice. Old seem a Good time to another summer drink that is again. Run Barbadel j very popular is Boston Cream. This rhubarb granulated sugar 2 Lemons Wash the rhubarb and j Inch lengths. Add the the rhubarb is a Little 3 cups instead of two. The fruit is very tender j is one of those which fizzes up when you mix it and just because of that it seems to taste Cool. Boston Cream 2 ibs. Granulated sugar 1 quart water 2 of. Tartaric acid 2 Teaspoons Lemon extract 1 egg White beaten stiff method mix the sugar and water through a Tine Sieve j and boil for about 3 minutes. While Ugar and Lemon juice and i the syrup is boiling add the tar acid and stir until it is Dis solved. Remove from the fire and Cool then add the Lemon extract and the stiffly beaten egg White. Pour into Glass jars or bottles and look at this a Hogg s Corn flakes on the menu this morning Al sure everything on these air lines is the Best add a scant baking soda. Weddings Winnipeg free press monday july 11, 1938 Page nine. At a quiet ceremony at St. Matthews Church june 28 at 3 ., Mina Pearl second daughter of or. And mrs. William a. Sparling of Beaconsfield District Man., became the Bride of or. William John Robinson second son of or. And mrs. Thomas Robinson beacons Field. Or. Elmer Green was groomsman and mrs. Green sister the Bride was Matron of Honor. The Bride wore for the occasion an afternoon gown of Pale Blue Georgette with Matching hat. Mrs. Green chose beige Georgette and lace. After a Short honeymoon in Winnipeg or. And mrs. Robinson will make their Home in Beaconsfield District. V v the wed Ling of Marguerite Eliza Beth daughter of or. And mrs. Robert Henderson to or. George Saunders son of or. And mrs. Thomas Saunders was solemnized saturday july 2, at 8 ., at. The Home of the Bride s parents. N. Mclenaghan officiated. Rev. Rev. H i r e v e r Quality foods Arv moved the choir. Is Kel corny flakes. N Imit i Ion can match their flavor and . Always oven fresh in store in the refrigerator. Now when Yogi Are ready to Serva j this one. Measure 2 Tablespoons of the syrup into a the Glass three quarters full of ice water and Quarter Teaspoon of stir until the soda dissolved and the Cream foams up. Serve immediately. Now the new one is made from the Early apples which Are just beginning to come into Market now. You Don t need perfect ones for this and you can even use crab apples a Little later in the summer. Apple flip 12 tart apples 1 quart water cup sugar juice 2 Lemons juice 2 oranges method Wash the apples and Quarter them. It is not necessary to either Peel or Core them. Place in a Saucepan with 1 quart water and Cook until the apples Are very Lender then Drain through a Sieve. Now add another quart of water the patented heat sealed inner bag. To the juice and 1 cup of sugar. Brine to a boil and boil for five s enjoy Kello Gir s often. Ready to eat with milk or Cream. At till Gro cers. Served in restaurants hotels and dining cars everywhere. Made by in London Ontario hade setter packed setter better nutes. 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O per Kreger is easier to pay our a y in the summer More than Everett s Quinton s specialized Manitone service because Quinton s expert Manitone absolutely removes the last Trace of soil makes colors brighter and Whites whiter you will find the regular use of Quinton s Manitone service a Good investment especially where summer clothes Are concerned. Thomas Saunders was groomsman. The brother of the bridegroom. Or. James Saunders. Presided at the piano. Miss Chrissie Saunders Sang 0 perfect love. The living room where the ceremony was performed was decorated with White and Pink peonies. The Bride who was Given in marriage by her father wore Pale Blue flowered crepe Over taffeta. The skirt was flaring the bodice shirred at the shoulders and the cuffs of the puffed sleeves. She carried Talisman roses lilies of the Valley and bridal Wreath. Miss Lillian Henderson attended the Bride. She was gowned in Pale Pink flowered silk with an accordian pleated skirt. Pleats were repeated in the bodice and puffed sleeves. She wore Johanna Hill roses. A reception followed the Cere Mony. Or. And mrs. Saunders left for Bird s Hill where they will reside. The Bride s Mother mrs. Hender son wore a jacket and frock of Sand silk and wore Johanna Hill roses. The bridegroom s Mother mrs. Saunders wore a Burgundy flowered silk ensemble with Corsage of Johanna Hill roses. The wedding of miss Fern Kay of Nelson ., to or. Leo Atwell formerly of Winnipeg took place quietly Friday july 1, in Spokane Wash. Following the ceremony or. And mrs. Atwell left for Nelson where they will make their Home. Belmont pretty wedding was witnessed by a goodly number of friends of the contracting parties in Christ Church july 7, when miss Winifred Elwie Evans Only Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. Arthur Evans became the Bride of or. Elan Magness Holgorsen Pilot Mound formerly of Norway. Hev. Gordon Walker officiated. The Bride chose a gown of White crepe and carried Sweet peas. Her bridesmaid was miss Ruth Brown Pilot Mound and the groomsman was or. Mervin Evans Holland. The honeymoon is being spent in Winnipeg. Or. And mrs. Holgorsen will take up Resi Dence in Pilot Mound. The marriage of Laura Margaret eldest daughter of or. And mrs. William Christie of Cypress River Man., to or. James Hepburn Mur Ray elder son of mrs. Murray and the late or. J. Murray of Grays Ville Man., took place in Winnipeg saturday july 2, at 2.30 At the Home of or. W. T. Allison. Or. Allison officiated. The Bride chose a Model Blue 1 sheer Redin Gote frock. She wore a i Large White hat and a Corsage of Talisman roses. Miss Edith Ferrall was brides maid and wore a Grey striped tailored with a Corsage of Talisman roses. Or. Edwin Chris in was Best Man. Or. And mrs. Murray left for an extended trip through Manitoba and the United states. They will reside at Landseer Man. Saltcoats sask. The Wendi Reg took place july 6, at the Home of or. And mrs. M. G. Trowell of the Grahame District when their daughter. Elsie Frances became the Bride of or. Desmond John Phil lips son of or. And mrs. J. T. Phil lips of Yorkton. Sask. The Bride who was Given in marriage by her father wore White Georgette fashioned on flowing lines with softly draped neckline embroidered veil with Orange Blos som Coronet and she carried Johanna Hill roses. Miss Joyce Kirk Ham of Saltcoats the bridesmaid wore Blue net with full skirt and frilled Bolero Blue turban with White veil. She wore Johanna Hill oses. Mrs. R. T. Phillips attended the bridegroom. During the signing of the Register miss d. M. Johnson of Saskatoon Sang because. Mrs. M. G. Trowell Mother of the Bride chose Navy Blue flowered sheer and a Corsage of deep Pink carnations. Mrs. J. T. Phillips Mother of the bridegroom wore flowered crepe with Corsage of deep Pink Carna carried a bouquet of mixed snap dragon and Fern. Or. Harry Ingham brother of the Groom acted As Best Man. Following the Cere Mony a reception was held at the Home of the Groom s parents or. And mrs. Robert Buckingham of 495 Stiles Street where a Buffet lunch Eon was served. The table was Cov ered with a hand made lace cloth and centred with a three tier wed Ding cake bedded in Pink tulle. The out of town guests were mrs. William Brown mrs. Clarence Strong and Shirley mrs. Ross Lay cock and Evelyn of Carman and miss Ruby Pentland of Dodsland sask. During the afternoon Many cables arid Good wishes were received from friends in England and Points in Canada. The Happy couple will spend their honeymoon at Kenora ont and on their return will take up residence in Saskatoon sask. 9 Holland second daughter of mrs. E. Stewart hol land Man., was United in marriage to or. Hilliard Harmon eldest son of or. And mrs. Jesse Harmon mor Den Man., saturday july 2, in Winnipeg. Rev. T. Brady officiated. The Bride chose for the occasion a Dulce Bleu crepe ensemble. Or. And mrs. Harry Pollon attended the couple. Or. And mrs. Harmon spent their honeymoon in Winnipeg. They will reside in Holland Man. A pretty wedding took place at the farm residence of or. And mrs. Robert Nicol Brandon Hills when their eldest daughter. Edith Eliza Beth was United in marriage to or. Clare Nelson Ruckle second son of or. S. Buckle. Carberry wednes Day july 6, at 2 Rev. J. S. Lowe officiated. The ceremony was performed on the Lawn where standards of Blue delphiniums leading to an Arch of White peonies made an attractive setting. The Bride Given an marriage by her father chose a gown of morning Mist Blue sheer Over taffeta of Matching Shade made Empire style featuring a Square neck with bands if Dainty Shirri rigs and tiny bows if ribbon on the bodice and sleeves. Her hat was Blue and Silver. She carried rapture roses. The Bride and bridegroom were unattended. Miss Una Nicol aunt of the Bride played the bridal music. After the reception or. And mrs. Buckle left for Winnipeg the Bride travelling in White fleece coat Over a Poudre Pink Marquisette suit with White hat and a Corsage of Premier roses. Knox Church parlor was the scene of a pretty wedding thursday june 30 at 7.30 when Alice Donald a daughter of or. And mrs. W. T. Storey Teulon Man., became the Bride of or. Frederick Patterson son of or. And mrs. T. Patterson Hamilton ont. To the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin the Bride entered with her father. She wore an after noon frock of Dusty Pink Belle sheer with a Breton French Felt ha1 of the same Shade. She carried Johanna Hill roses. Following the ceremony a recep Tion was held at the Home of the Bride s aunt mrs. William Heale or. And mrs. Patterson will reside Rev. W. T. Brady last grand Orange chaplain of Manitoba who will be chief speaker uly 12, when orangemen gather t Winnipeg Beach to Mark the 248th anniversary of the Battle the Ioyne. Usion of peonies and standards of cd Phinius made a pretty setting or the ceremony. The Bride Given in marriage by or brother or. George Neil in ered the living room to the bridal horus from Lohengrin played by miss Margaret Willoughby who Iso played softly during the ceremony. The Bride chose an imported Model of Cornflower Blue lace made Loor length. The Waist showed a fitted bodice and the skirt flared nto fullness at the Knees. A Long sleeved Bolero jacket of the lace completed her ensemble. She wore again we offer or a cleaning men s suits Only social Price not White suits Beach Pac Lencs Fri Eilex Etc. Everybody does unions hade. She carried Pink Briercliffe oses and lilies of the Valley. Both he Bride and bridegroom attended. A Buffet luncheon was served after the ceremony. For going Way the Bride wore a Rose silk pm t dress and a Short White Flanne oat. Her hat was a White Baku raw. After a Short honeymoon rip or. And mrs. Rowland will eave by motor for their Home in Lloydminster Alta. Mrs. Neil the Bride s Mother wore a powder Blue printed silk Iress with a Redin Gote coat to match and a Navy Blue Straw hat rimmed with Flowers. Her Corsage was of Briercliffe roses. At 135 Arlington Street Bredwardine Man. A pretty sixty guests were entertained at the wedding breakfast. The Honey Moon is being spent at Clear Lake. The Bride travelled in a Blue Grey ensemble. Or. And mrs. Desmond Phillips will be at Home at Yorkton after jury 15. In the presence of a few friends a quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the manse of old St. Andrews saturday july 2, when Margaret Alison daughter of or. And mrs. Kirk of Saskatoon became the Bride of or. Gordon Buckingham of Winnipeg. The Rev. H. B. Duckworth performed the ceremony. The Bride looked charming in a floor length gown of Blue Lily of the Valley lace with a jacket of the same material. She wore a Juliet Cap with Orange blossoms and a shoulder length veil. The bridal bouquet was Pink Briercliffe roses and Fern. Miss Harriet Jones of Winnipeg who attended the Bride was dressed in a Long gown of Coral lace and wedding was solemnized july 4, at the Home of or. And mrs. D. Lowe when their daughter Phyllis mar Garet became the Bride of or. Alex Ander Williams Whyte eldest son of or. And mrs. A. Whyte Kenton Man. Rev. J. Harding Man., officiated. Miss Florence Lowe sister of the Bride played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. Or. Elman Lowe brother of the Bride accompanied by miss Florence Lowe played a violin selection until during the signing of the Register. The Bride Given in marriage b her father chose a Shell Pink sheer and carried Briercliffe roses Anc lilies of the Valley. A Buffet supper was served. Or and mrs. Whyte left by motor for a honeymoon in the East. They will reside at Rivers. Man. S Manitou wedding o Margaret Evelyn eldest daughter of or. Robert i Johnston and or Jon Sigurdson of Manitou son of mrs. Sigurdson and the late Rev. J Sigurdson was solemnized june 24 at the Home of the Bride s Grea Uncle Beverley Hills. Calif. The ceremony took place on the Patio which was tastefully decorated with roses Magnolia blossoms Anc Palms. Rev. Or. Nyland officiated the Bride who was Given in marriage by her great Uncle wore a gown of powder Blue lace and a White hat. The bridal couple left immediately following the ceremony on an extended motor trip through mex Ico California and the South West Ern states. Or. And mrs. Sigurdson will make their Home at Manitou Manitoba. The manse of King Memoria Church was the scene of a Quie wedding saturday july 2, a 4 ., when Vivian Laura Eldes daughter of or. Thomas s. Strong became the Bride of or. William John Raymond Tracy eldest son of or. And mrs. W. D. Tracy. Rev Stephen Paton performed the Cere Mony. The Bride wore a simple gown o Marina Blue crepe and a hat o Parisan. She wore Talisman roses Orange blossoms and ferns. Miss Sylvia Strong who attendee her sister wore White Printer sheer crepe and a Corsage of Pink roses and ferns. Or. Frank Tracy brother of the bridegroom a groomsman. A Buffet luncheon was held a the Home of mrs. George. O Sproule Chalmers Street aunt o the Bride. Or. And mrs. Tracy Lef for Vancouver and Victoria and will make their Home in Winnipeg. The Home of mrs. J. H. Neil a the scene of a quiet but pretty wed Ding. Thursday july 7, when he daughter Mary Adelaide a United in marriage to or. William Rowland youngest son of William Rowland of Toronto. Rev w. A. Maclean officiated. A pro a braided Blue net Houlder length veil Halo with a in Matching c contract Bridge by Josephine cd Beetson plenty of a tick t times All the technique in the world will do a player no Good he must depend on sheer Luck for his. Success. This often is True in the Case of overbid contracts. Consider the series of guesses Declarer had to make in the following hand North dealer. Both sides vulnerable. 4 kit Jaq 0 a q t 4.9sd31 vj85i1 0 j10s4 4k j 10 i a 10 a ok7 report is issued by dental clinic two Hundred and fifty children vere treated during the. Past year y the West Kildonan dental clinic according to an annual report issued saturday. Cost of materials used were de Rayed by the Junior red Cross and ,215 operations were performed. These included the following per manent Teeth extracted 339 decide Tus Teeth extracted 394 Silver fill e 8 7 4 0 s i j t tin bidding North 2 n t fast 4 4 pan South 3 Fau pan Pasi pan 3rangemen plan for july 12 Parade and Beach picnic More than 50 Orange lodges and women s lodges will take part in the annual Orange Parade next tues Day prior to the Celebration of the 248th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne to be held at Winnipeg Beach. Arrangements for the Day Are in charge of George Mckay county master while the parades one to and one from the Canadian Pacific railway depot will be directed by county Jack Moore assisted by the marshals of the primary lodges. Chief speaker at the Beach Gath ering will be Rev. W. T. Brady past grand chaplain of Manitoba and pastor of Maryland United Church. Special trains to the Beach will leave at 10 ., 10.20 ., and at 1.45 o clock in the afternoon. The Parade will line up at Scott memorial Hall at 9.15 Moving off on Princess Street to Market Avenue and thence to main Street. From there it will proceed to the . Depot. On the return from Winnipeg Beach in the evening the March ers will form up on Sutherland Avenue and move off at 9 they will proceed South along main Street to Portage Avenue thence Vest to Smith Street and North to Princess Street and Scott memorial Hall. It was North s frightful two no Trump bid that put the partnership into a contract that needed extra Ordinary Luck for Success. North s Correct rebid in response to one Spade was a modest one even two Spades would have been slightly too Strong. True North had 3% Honor tricks but his hand As a whole was quite Bare and his announced club suit was Almos non existent. West opened a Low. Heart and when Declarer unenthusiastic ally surveyed the Dummy it became apparent that he would need a Rabbit s foot to help him fulfil the contract missing both the Ace and Queen of Trumps the Chance was by no Means Remote that he would lose two Trump tricks. If the club Ace were on his right he would be Able of Cash the club King but this Lef Lis other club to be disposed of. He could throw it on the third Diamond n Dummy but this plan left the losing heart out of consideration after thorough analysis Declarer decided that he might As Well play he hand wide taking every Inesse in sight and hoping for the jest. First he finessed the Queen o hearts. When it held he had Clear one obstacle. He then led to his Diamond King to the Ace and on the Queen discarded a Low club obstacle no. 2 opponents followed to three rounds of diamonds. The next Leac was a club toward the icing Anc obstacle no. 3 faded away. Was went up with the Ace and returnee the Jack. Now at last it was Clear sailing. Declarer had Only lost trick and therefore could afford he did guessing wrong that is he led the Spade Jack when West played Low ducked in Dummy. But consider ii that both the heart and the club honors had been placed favourably Declarer was not inclined to com Plain. Oliva or. Dionne son has birthday North Bay ont., july 9. Oliva Dionne jr., will receive birth Day congratulations today from his famous five Sisters on his second birthday anniversary. The boy will be guest of Honor at a birthday party but the quilts can t attend. Oliva has been displaced As the favorite of the quilts since the arrival of Victor now three months old but he is just As popular As Ever with Pauline five and Daniel six. The party will not be Complete for Oliva for two of his Sisters. Rose and Therese have not returned after attending a Convent in Quebec. Winnipeg boys party reaches Calgary the roaming Winnipeg boys about 40 in number who Are on a motor tour of Western Canada and sections of the Pacific states reached Calgary safely earlier in the week and camped for three Days on a Large ranch in the Foothills. Upon arrival in Calgary the boys who Are guests of a meat packing company were greeted by Pete Egan a former Winnipeg Ger who assisted in entertaining them. 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