Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 16, 1938, Winnipeg, Manitoba Canadian cookery sunday by mrs. Madeline Day j from the Many letters we get j conclude that it in t so much cooking As deciding what to Cook that bothers most women. Just to be faced with the kind of heat it 11 de and the vegetables to go with that and then what la have for dessert is a task at any season. But when it s about 90 in the Shade i Don t blame you for Dreadin it. We can t give menus every Day for that would t leave us much space for anything else but once a week do plan a dinner and we plan that Lor sunday. We try la make it one that will Appeal to the average family from both the appetite and the pocketbook Angle. We cd Tose foods that Are season Able and therefore reasonable and we try to make it also a meal that in t too hard on the Cook. Of course tastes vary with individuals. But it s a lot easier to substitute carrots for spinach in a menu that is already planned than it is to sit Dawn and think up the whole meal while the weather stays hot like this we re thinking in terms of Cool meals or at least those which Dor t take hours in a hot Kitchen so if you like that kind too per haps you la try this week s suggestion. Free press sunday dinner chilled Tomato juice mock Chicken patties creamed buttered potatoes new carrots pineapple beet salad fresh Raspberry Shortcake have the Tomato juice thoroughly chilled then serve it in cold glasses with thin wafers. Crisp celery or radishes car. Also accompany this and it s a Good beginning for a warm weather meal. For mock Chicken patties you la s Energy need pork tenderloin. They Are As tender As Chicken and they Only take about 40 minutes to Cook. Mock Chicken patties Ivy ibs. Pork tenderloin Salt Pepper Sage 1 egg cup Fine crumbs shortening i cup Cream preferably sour. Method have the tenderloin that is Cut in pieces about 3 inches Long and then flattened with the Cleaver. Rub each piece with Salt Pepper and Sage. Beat the egg with a Tablespoon of cold water and dip the meat into this then Roll in Fine dry crumbs. Melt the shortening in a heavy Skillet and Brown the patties Well on both sides. Add the Cream Sweet or you can even use evaporated milk if that is More convenient. Cover the pan and Cook Over a very Low heat until the meat is very 4c minutes. Lift to a hot Platter Anc pour Over them the sauce which remains in the pan. Add a very Little hot water to this and let it boil up if there is not enough. For the beet and pineapple salad i like the tiny new beets Best but you can use the others and slice or chop them if you prefer. Pineapple beet salad 12 tiny new beets 6 slices pineapple 1 cup pineapple juice 4 Tablespoons grated a Tierese. Lettuce. Method this salad will serve six people so if you can t get the very tiny beet s you will perhaps need Only one for each serving instead of two. Scrub them and cover with boiling water and Cook until tender. Drain slip the skins and chill. If you Are using the Small ones Quarter each beet or if they Are larger slice them. Place in a Large bowl and add the pineapple which has been Cut in cubes. Pour the pineapple juice Over them and set aside for several hours or Over night. The Jaice from the beets will color the pineapple a Lovely Rich red. When serving Drain Well. Heap into lettuce cups and Sprinkle with grated cheese. Serve with Mayon Naise or boiled dressing. For a Raspberry Shortcake i make a simple sponge cake and bake it in Mary Ann know the kind which have a de pression in the Centre leaving a place to fill with fruit or ice Cream. Raspberry Shortcake 3 eggs 1 cup Fine sugar 3 Tablespoons water 1 cup cake flour 1 Teaspoon baking powder Teaspoon Almond Flavouring raspberries whipped Cream. Method beat the eggs until they Are very Light. Add the sugar gradually and continue to beat until it is dissolved. Add the water and the Flavouring and beat this in. Sift the flour once then measure and sift once More with the baking powder. Cut and fold this gradually into the egg mixture. Mix lightly but make sure that the flour is All folded in thoroughly. Grease the cake pan lightly then flour it and shake out any excess flour. Turn the Batter into this and bake in a slow 325 . Oven for about 35 minutes or until it is Dona. Remove and Cool. Fill the Centre of the cake with fresh raspberries which have been sweetened to taste and cover with whipped Cream. Serve garnished with a few whole berries sprinkled Over the Cream. Winnipeg free press saturday july 16, 1938 Page seven. 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J. H. Reuterdahl of Stock Holm Sweden. The wedding will take place in London. September 10. F or. And mrs. Arthur l. Brooks announce the engagement of their Only daughter Eileen May. To or. Milton Herbert Ivens of Taylor Ville 111., son of or. And mrs. Wil Liam Ivens Winnipeg. The wedding will take place August 20. Or. And mrs. R. J. Adams announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Hylo Mae to or. Robert Randolph Firth son of or. And mrs. H. R. Firth the wed Ding to take place in Knox United Church parlor August 20. The engagement is announced of Elsie May. Only daughter of or. And mrs. George Hills of Verdun Quebec to or. M. P. Pearson of Charleswood Man., the wedding to take place july 30. At 2.30 p.m., in first Baptist Church. Or. And mrs. J. M. Pugh Home Street announce the engagement of their second daughter Olive Ger Trude to or. Thomas Strachan Whitehead eldest son of or. And mrs. A. Whitehead Simcoe Street. The wedding will take Placa August 20. Or. And mrs. C. N. Lush announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Eva Muriel to or. Harry y. Dixon eldest son of mrs. C. H. Dixon and the late or. Dixon. The wedding will take place july 25. Or. And mrs. R. Taylor announce the engagement of their Only daughter Alison Wightman to or. Orval a. Dunn youngest son of or. James Dunn and the late mrs. Dunn i tested Princess flakes i know they Are True ays miss Kay Macdonald 768sherbrookest.w., Montreal que. It s a fact Princess washed All these Fine things beautifully for less than of a cent 1 of Woollen socks 1 lace brassiere 1 silk crepe slip 2 on. Satin 5 Linen hankies 1 Woollen Scarf. Facts Are facts and you can t get around them. That s linens to gentle Princess soap Hakes. Kay knows no w that Princess will Wash All her Fine things beautifully at a lower Cost than other line laundry flakes or granules. And she knows that Princess contains no harsh caustic so it can t Narm 4e finest textile fibres that Princess keeps her Nanas soft and White. 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Aaron Bald Row and was born in Kincardine ont october 28, 1865, and with her parents loved to Strathclair Man., in 1879. Or. And mrs. Mcconnell have six children All of whom were with them to celebrate their half Century of wedded life. They Are mrs. Thomas j. Strachan mrs. Luther Johnston Hamiota miss Flossie Mcconnell Winnipeg messes. Al Vin and Roy of Hamiota and Mil ton of Crandall. There Are four teen grandchildren. The Celebration was unique in the fact that or. And mrs. Mcconnell Are the Only pioneers remaining in the District to celebrate their 50th wed Ding anniversary. The reception in the afternoon opened by the read ing of an illuminated address by or. T. J. Strachan and the presentation of a travelling bag and dress ing set from their family to or. And mrs Mcconnell in the even ing or Mcconnell s Brothers messes Andrew John William and James Mcconnell of Hamiota presented them with a handsome lock and Silver Flower Basket from their family. During the afternoon Tea was served and in the evening a Buffet supper to the several Hun dred who visited to bring congratulations. The table centred with a bowl of Golden and White Blos soms was lighted by tall Gold tap irs. During the evening a pro gramme of music was provided by misses Pearl Mcconnell. Phyllis Fraser. And or. Walter Hunsaker. Messages of congratulations were received during the Day from Many Distant Points. Or. And mrs. Or Connell have taken an Active part i the various projects for the betterment of the Community. Tummy by we makers of pal molar. Princess flakes actually gives the wedding to take place August 20. Or. And mrs. W. Oldfield announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Katharine Mae to or. James d. Jackson older son of or. And mrs. W. Jackson the wedding to take place in August. Or. And mrs. M. Wallace Emer son Man., announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Alice Ross to or. Albert Paulson of Herb Lake Man. Mrs. P. A. Simpson announces the engagement of her daughter Enid Ruth Attwood to or. Elmer lome Rothwell son of mrs. Roth Well and the late or. Samuel Roth Well of Winnipeg. Mrs. James Barton of Winnipeg announces the engagement of her Niece Margaret Winifield Kellet of Elkhorn Man., to or. Norman Green of Kincolith ., eldest son of or. And mrs. We. Green of Fernie The wedding to take place at Elkhorn August 16. Or. And mrs. E. A. Churcher announce the engagement. Of their eldest daughter Verna Lorraine to or. Stanley Holmes Brandon Man., youngest son of the late or. And mrs. C. S. Holmes of Treherne. Man., the wedding to take place August 6. Mrs. J. Percy Spink announces the engagement of her second daughter Marjorie Jessie Lloyd to or. Leslie William Beerling of Winnipeg son of or. S. Beerling of Saskatoon. The wedding will take place in Young United Church Par Lor september 3. Or. And mrs. C. O. Carlson announce the engagement of their Only daughter. Elsie Evelyn Marion to or. William o Lynn Turk son of or. And mrs. N. Turk the wed Ding to take place the Middle of August. Or. And mrs. A. S. Brooks St. James announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Grace Hilda to or. Thomas w. Mason St. James. The wedding will take place at their summer Home at Sandy Hook the latter part of August. Or. And mrs. M. J. Livingstone Headin Gly Man., announce the engagement of their second daughter Helen Ruby to or. Archie c. Curtis son of or. And mrs. R. L. Curtis Winnipeg. The wedding will take place Early in August. Or. And mrs. Duncan Orr Elm Creek Man., announce the engage ment of their Only daughter Verna to or. J. Donald Moran Only son of mrs. Moran and the late or. John Moran of Winnipeg. The wedding will take place in Winnipeg August 20. Or. And mrs. L. O. Chechik announce the engagement of their third daughter Esther to or. David Montefiore son of mrs. S Schwartz of Montreal and the late or. B. Montefiore the wedding to take place july 24. Or. And mrs. M. Kaliciak announce the engagement of their Only daughter Stella to or. John w. Atkins Only son of or. And mrs. T. H. Atkins of so vital. The wed Ding will take place saturday july 30, at holy Trinity Church. Dangerous swimming Frank Roblin Man., july 15. Two Brothers Clifford and Stanley Dixon were swimming near the booms in the deep end of the Lake Friday morning. Clifford the elder of the two boys had dived into the water and his younger brother gave him a push when he came to the surface. Clifford losing his breath was going under for the last time when Bill Sharpen fully dressed noticed his predicament and diving rescued the struggling boy. Annual Basket picnic and sports Day of the Winnipeg City lodges a.o.u.w., will be held at Kildonan Park saturday. Or. And lbs. E. W. Mcconnell who celebrated their Golden wed Ding anniversary at Hamiota Man., where they first made their Home after their marriage. Bing cherries Are at their by tone Horne now is the time when every housewife should plan a general exodus from the Kitchen. With All the ready to serve meats canned soups and fresh fruits and vege tables superlatively Good Short Cut meals Are simple to plan. One fruit that lends itself Admir ably to the summer scheme of meal planning is the Cherry. When buying cherries Good Quality is indicated by Bright fresh appearance plumpness and Good color. Well natured Cherr ies Are plump fairly firm Well coloured for the variety and Juicy and they usually have a Well developed flavor. Immature cherries Are usually smaller than the average Ripe Cher Ries found in the Container. They Are usually hard and of poor color they Lack juice and Are Likely to be acid. Over mature or stale fruits Are generally soft and of a Dull appear Ance. They May be More or less shrivelled and they May be Leaky. Such fruit is Wasty and May prove to be costly. A close examination should be made for worm injury. Decay in the form of Small Crown circular spots is sometimes found wherever possible it should avoided. Decay or other dam age is often indicated by Damp stained and Leaky boxes. Cherries that have been bruised or otherwise mechanically injured Are not desirable. The Quality May be affected through holds which develop readily at the Point of in Iury. British Columbia Bing cherries Are just right to use now at from 15c to 20c a Pound. Manitoba grown Green and Wax leans Are fresh and Crisp at from 15c to 20c a Pound. New local beets Are Nice and the greens Are quite Crisp at from 2 Bunches for 5c to in a Bunch. Cabbage is from 4c to 6c a Pound. The first Home grown carrots Are Here and Are very ten Der at from 3c to 5c a Bunch. Peas Are fresh and Small at from 4 pounds for 15c to 5c a Pound. The salad greens did not seem be As Nice As formerly. Leaf let uce is mostly 2 Bunches for 5c. Some of the head lettuce i saw had quite a few of the dark Green outer leaves on them which makes the lettuce taste quite bitter. It is sell ing from 5c to 8c a head. Green onions Are Small and fresh looking at from 3 to 4 Bunches for 5c. Cali fornia celery is not quite As bleached As it might be at from Loc to 20c a Pound. Cucumbers from British Columbia Are Small at from 5c to Loc each. Field tomatoes from ten Nessee and Hothouse ones from British Columbia Are from 2 pounds for .25c to 15c a Pound. White and red. Radishes Are 3 Bunches for from 5c to Loc. Mint Parsley and Cress Are 5c a Bunch. Manitoba strawberries Are Nice at from 2 boxes for 25c to 15c a Box. A few British Columbia Straw berries Are still to be found at 2 girl leaves unhappy home9 now finds life is lonely by mrs. Elizabeth Thompson girls who leave unhappy Homes sometimes find they have jumped from the frying pan into the fire but it is rather soon for the writer of this letter to be discouraged. She says dear mrs. Thompson Many tunes i have thought Oil writing you about my problems but put it off thinking everything would be settled. Instead things continued to get worse till i made a break and now i am on my own because i wanted it so. I told Mother i was never coming Back Home As i could make my own living and be much happier away. You May think i was too Hasty As i am Only but i know i was t. I have been wanting to break away for four years. During that time i have suffered All the humiliation that a person can stand. I had not been going around with boys and had not been out Many nights yet i was called the lowest names that any girl could be called. I have stood insults that no Mother should throw at her daughter when she does t deserve them. I am the Only and have three Brothers who also made my life miserable. My father died four years ago and Ever since i be wished Many a time that i could have gone in his place As life has been unbearable for me. I completed All but a month of Grade 10 last year but quit school and went to work. After i had worked four months Mother took sick and asked me to stay Home but after a month she started to treat me mean again. I never got any spending Money and had to earn what i. Needed and then had to give some to my Brothers. I hardly Ever went out and refused All invitations from boys. When they asked me Why i refused i had no excuse As i could t Tell them my Mother would t let me go out. So All the boys stopped asking me because they thought i did t want to go out with them and one refusal is enough for any boy. Now that i am away from Home the boys i used to know Don t ask me because they still think i will refuse. I am really lonesome some times. My girl friends have their special boy friends and though they sometimes ask me to go along i Don t want to spoil their fun by making a third. I stood everything until a month ago. Then i Felt so Low and so near a breakdown that i quarrelled with my Mother packed my clothes and got out. I was called everything she could think of and told not to come Back later with a family when i had no place to go. She had no reason for saying that. I Don t drink or pet and never used to smoke though i started smoking when i left to soothe my nerves and find smoking a Comfort. Before i used to think it was vile boxes for 35c. Watermelon is from 5c to be a Pound. Cantaloupes Are Nice at from 2 for 25c to 20c each. British Columbia raspberries Are plentiful at from 2 boxes for 27c to 15c a Box. Local gooseberries Are from 3 pounds for 25c to 14c a Pound. It is better to buy these by the Pound than by the will find it More economical. Red currants Are 15c a Box and Black currants Are from 15c a Box to 2 boxes for 3sc. Blueberries Are riot plentiful As yet but Are fresh plump and dry at from 15c to 19c a Pound. Honey Dew melons Are from 45c to 60c each but will be going Down in Price shortly. Freestone peaches from Arkansas Are Ripe and firm at from 35c to 50c a dozen. California apricots Are Ripe and ready for use at from 15c to 17c a Pound and those from Washington Are Greener at from lie to 15c a Pound. Santa Rosa plums from California Are just right for eating at from 2 pounds for 25c to 20c a Pound. Tragedy is the Blue variety Are from 17c to 20c a Pound. Local mushrooms Are 29c a Pound and those from British Columbia Are 39c a is not much difference. In these mushrooms. Something new. A Yellowish Plum shading into red called the Climax variety at 20c a Pound. Black Caps or Black raspberries from British Columbia at 15c a Box. These make delicious pies. For a girl to smoke. I have met some boys lately but when they hear i am away from Home they think they can get away with any thing. When they find they can t get anywhere with me they Don t make another Date. Please advise me what to do. Discouraged. Month of being on your own does t prove anything and it is too soon to be Dis appointed. After All the excitement and upheaval of the break you were bound to feel deflated and let Down. Your nerves need More time to get Back to Normal and you should build up your strength by getting plenty of sleep and Good food. Read a lot go to movies and avoid friends who would want to discuss your troubles. Then when your health is consider ways and Means of getting in with a crowd of decent Young people. Any girl your age jiving away from Home is bound to be considered fair game by a certain Type of Man. You will have to be on your guard More than the girl who has parents Back of her. This does t mean that you should bristle with virtue. Be Friendly and natural but avoid smoking excessive make up late hours conspicuous clothes or anything which would provide any excuse for misjudging you. Also make a Point of going to Church and cultivate girls known to be highly respectable. When you meet boys you used to know on the Street let them see you Are prepared to be Friendly. Also join Church clubs and athletic organizations where chances of meeting decent boys Mould be Good. In time you will not be so lonely but Don t expect miracles All of a Sud Den. At least you have peace. Weddings Portage la Prairie quiet wedding was solemnized saturday morning july 9, at 10 o clock at the suite of miss Verna Hughes 57 Cambell Street when miss Francis Meryle Mccreight daughter of the late or. And mrs. James Mccreight formerly of Wellwood Man., was United in marriage to or. James Melville Wood youngest son of the late George Wood of Hartney and mrs. Rachael Wood 502 Ingersoll Street Winnipeg. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. William Weir first presbyterian Church beneath an Arch of Pink and White streamers and a background of summer blossoms. The Bride who was unattended looked Lovely in a Rose Blush sheer wedding gown. She wore a Small White hat with shoulder length embroidered veil and carried a Bou Quet of Pale Pink sweetheart roses. Following the ceremony a wed Ding breakfast was served in the private dining room of the hotel Portage. The guests included misses Pearl and Marjorie Mccreight Sisters of the Bride mrs. Rachael Wood Mother of the bridegroom miss mar Garet Grant of Wellwood miss Verna l. Hughes g. M. Fairbairn and Rev. William Weir. The couple left by motor for Short honeymoon after which they will take up residence in Neepawa. De nationalized Berlin july 15. Up havas French Agency thirty four persons mostly jews were listed in the offi Cial Minot or last night As no longer to be considered German citizens. This brought to the estimated total number of persons de National sized by the nazi regime. 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