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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 15, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday january 15, 1940 Page seven or ranges arrive Horne inv o of Marma Vil come a Little Usnel this year because Siim arrival of in the Middle of of the beginning of i Vii l understand Why i Vav or j i him Marma or i to the time when on the Market Many people for n .1 however. To to disrupt this in sin for i am t i r it if of 9 Ifju m i i a 3 j a t 3 a ii vegetables and fruits fed earlier old habits Nur Rii ad1 trim i of homogenized and fruits to Throe months As Protection against i anaemia is the latest i1 in modern infant care. In ended by Many doctors v Menhir solid food supplement to ii in milk ilium is made possible by or known As homogenization. Or development in the prepare i in Tain foods Breaks up food in n m Fine and smooth a form Loiry can be digested by babies As is so Speed with which can be digested is by cling Tii Hibo Miura tests. Tins Speed of digestion clinical no airy shows nourish non is july Libby s Haby foods or ally your doctor about it coding your i in i-1 Rmel Lii v hmm be brought it your moly tinder in buy s Uibel. I your a f i f t t t f hoops o u by a Chatham. A in. Illustrated Booklet your a i hot vegetables Ami Krims is available on written b3-40 dry cleaning i Cash and carry men s suits Well cleaned nicely pressed a 961-71 Sherbrook Corner of Logan ugly was unloved Muny different products Vot Liiri satisfactory. Then i Iru . No a. I helped thousands win Brauly my Vii a Hook. How to All ready to Supply you with a variety of recipes for marmalade made both with and without our acrid friends. The first of these is one using the bitter oranges. Bitter Orange marmalade 6 bitter oranges 2 Sweet oranges 2 Lemons water sugar method Wash the fruit Well and wipe in dry. Cut the oranges and Lemons into quarters or eighths from Stem to Blossom or Navel end. Cut. Away the Pithy portions at the Centre of the fruit and discard these. Remove the seeds and cover them with water. Then slice the fruit As thinly As possible. Of course if you Are one of those people who like to get things done in a hurry you can put the fruit through the food chopper instead of slicing it. And your family May like the results just As Well. Now measure the sliced or chopped fruit and add times As much water. Mix it Well and set aside overnight. Next Day Drain the water from the seeds and add it to the fruit. Bring the fruit to a boil and keep it boiling uncovered for 1 hour or until the fruit Rind is tender. Remove from the heat and again let stand overnight on the following Day measure the fruit and liquid and measure an equal Quantity of sugar. Heat the sugar in a slow oven with the door slightly ajar that the sugar will not scorch. Meanwhile bring the fruit to a boil then add the heated sugar stirring until this is All Dis solved. Then bring the mixture to a full rolling boil As quickly As pos sible. Keep it rapidly boiling until the Jelly stage is reached. It should not take More than 15 or 20 minutes. Remove from the fire allow it to Cool slightly stirring it once or twice then pour it into hot sterilized jars and cover with a thin layer of paraffin. When this has set add another layer of paraffin and place lids or tight coverings on the jars. The purpose of allowing the mar malade to Cool slightly while stirring it. After it has been removed from the fire is to disperse the particles of Peel throughout the Jelly evenly and to prevent them All rising to the top when you have poured the marmalade into the jars. Now for those of you who prefer a less bitter marmalade Here is one made from Grapefruit Orange and Lemon. Amber marmalade 1 Orange 1 Grapefruit 1 Lemon water sugar method Wash the fruit and wipe it. Dry. Prepare the fruit in the same manner As for the bitter Orange marmalade. Measure the fruit and for each cup of fruit add 2 cups of cold water. Mix the fruit and Meas ured water together Well and set aside for 24 hours. Next Clay bring the fruit mixture to the boiling Point and Cook slowly for 30 minutes. Let stand again for 24 hours and again boil slowly for 30 minutes. Now measure the mixture and for every cud 01 fruit my Asuri 1 cup of sugar and heat this in a slow oven. Bring the fruit to a boil and add the heated sugar stirring until the sugar is thoroughly dissolved. Bring to a full rolling boil As quickly As possible and keep it boiling rapidly until it tests for Jelly. Remove from the fire allow to Cool slightly while stirring it occasionally then pour into sterilized jars and Seal with paraffin As with the first recipe. The last of the recipes i have for you today is one with a Lovely flavor and it is a Little less expensive to make than the first two. Because of the use of part carrots in the ingredients. Carrot Orange marmalade 2 cups cooked mashed carrots 3 cups sugar 2 Large oranges 2 Lemons method grate the Rind from the oranges and Lemons and squeeze out the juice. Combine the fruit juice and grated Rind with the cooked mashed carrots and the sugar. Cook the mixture until thick and Clear stirring constantly to prevent scorching pour into hot sterile jars and Seal immediately with melted paraffin. F i v my Mem mrs. Leslie Meredith Bull is one of Winnipeg s Young Colony in England whose wartime wedding was an event of interest. Her parents or. And mrs. R. D. Bell announce that the wedding took place saturday Jan. 13, in London eng. She was formerly Jeanette Sophia Bell and or. Bull is the son of or. And mrs. Charles Bull 84 Brock Street with crests and banners of the club decking the Walls and hundreds of daffodils adding color to the tables the president s banquet and Ball of the kiwanis club was held saturday at the Royal Alex Andra hotel. It was a Gay party with almost 300 attending and Community singing again held the Centre of the stage during the Din Ner with Joe Lyons As accompanist and or. Garnet Leckie or. A. E. Longs Taffe retiring president was chairman and presented the new president. Or. Claude e. Bain and the members of the newly elected executive. He welcomed the members and their friends and asked the continued support of the club for the new senior officer. Or. D. H. Murdoch District lieutenant governor introduced the guests at the head table and or. W. W. Kennedy on behalf of the club presented a Silver tray to or. Longstaffe and paid tribute to his work during the last year. Or. Bain presented a Bou Quet of roses to mrs. Longstaffe greetings were brought from kiwanis International by or. E. G. Prittie International vice president who stressed the importance of carrying on the work during Canada s War crisis. Representatives of other service clubs were guests Oil. Honor at the head table. Following dinner the Crystal ballroom was opened for dancing a cabaret was Given with attract Ive Little tap dancers rhythmic dancers and acrobatic dancers giving exhibitions. Bridge was played in the Windsor room. Ice Blue crepe Roumaine made with shirring effect. Her hat was of Black corded ribbon and she wore Pale Pink roses and lilies of the Valley. A Souris pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Luke s anglican Church Souris Jan. 11, when Alice Vera second daughter of or. And mrs. John s. Sprout of Souris was married to or. Raymond spar Row of flin flon Man., son of mrs. Chester a. Sparrow and the late or. C. A. Sparrow of Man. Rev. A r. Strachan officiated. The was decorated with yellow and mauve mums. The choir assisted or the service. The Bride entered the Church with her father to the strains of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin played by her sister miss Renee sprout she wore White silk sheer made on Princess lines with a Bolero designed with an All Over Pat Tern of ruching and finished with tiny buttons which extended the length of the jacket. Her Chapel veil was held by White velvet Flowers and a Wreath of Orange blossoms and she carried Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Isabelle sprout was her Sis Ter s bridesmaid and wore Pink net brocaded with Silver. She wore a Cap of the same material and. Car ried Narcissi and sweetheart roses. The Best Man was. Or. Norman d. Croll and the Ushers were messes. John sprout and Richard Prentice. During the signing of the Register or. George Milton Sang o perfect love. The Bride s Mother wore a two piece dress of Blue silk with White. Her hat was Navy Blue Felt and her. Corsage was of Cream roses. A reception was held after which or and mrs. Sparrow motored to Brandon in route to flin Lonj where they will reside. For travel Ling the Bride donned a frock of Doeskin Ross crepe with tucked bodice and full skirt a Metal Orna ment at the neckline and Belt add finishing note. Her hat was rust velour and her costume was completed with a Muskrat coat. Or in superfluous hair problem and proves sic a i also Ruil Oft a. No no Mcney it t fort gift mar. Ant Omar Clerch c w7 1 Orono the Board of direction of Winnipeg training school for House hold assistants has issued invitations to the 9th graduation exercises to be held thursday at 3 . At 130 Austin Street. Winnipeg Branch. Manitoba registered music teachers association will hold a luncheon thursday at 12 ., in the t. Eaton company s store. Prof. H. R. Low will speak on the creative expression and changes brought about in Public schools. Wedding of Marye Orma elder daughter of or. And mrs. W. J. Roper to Lieut. Norman h. Ross of the Queen s own Cameron highlanders of Canada elder son of or. And mrs. P. Ross was solemnized in All saints Church saturday at 5 . Rev. W. Askey officiated. Organ music was played by or. Norman Obed Smith. The Bride was Given in marriage by her father and wore a Model of Wedgwood French crepe featuring a front pleated panel in Dove Rose with a wide modernistic Belt. She chose a French Model hat of Navy Felt with Flower and veil trim to match her dress. She carried a White prayer Book and wore a Cor Sage of orchids. Miss Kathleen Roper attended her sister wearing a two piece Model of Wedgwood imported crepe with fitted bodice. A quilted military jacket completed the ensemble. Her hat was a Light Navy velvet and a Corsage of Talisman roses. Or. Fred Ross was his brother s Best Man. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents Tor the imme Diate family. Mrs. Roper Mother of the Bride was gowned in a Long sleeved after noon dress in air force1 Blue Queen s crepe with inserted sheer top and silk embroidery. The gown but toned Down the front to the hem line. She wore a Matching Felt hat and a Corsage of supreme roses and lilies of the Valley. Mrs. Ross Mother of the Bride Groom chose an imported gown of George Antheil Young love and understanding let s not be so ready to frown on love in the teens. Some times it is so serious and Beautiful that our smug disposal of it As something silly hurts Young Folk. Young love can be so Beautiful Assy chronic constipation has to do with Tho Colon or Large intestine., unless the Large Bowel is thoroughly emptied from time to time you become a victim of chronic constipation and Poison ing of the system which results a colitis or other serious diseases mild or Sissy laxatives merely cause a movement of the Bowcut without effecting a Thor Ough cleaning out of the Colon or Largo Bowel. For this reason you Aro misled into thinking that you arc doing All you can to Over come a constipated and poisoned condition of the system. _ those who know or. Chase s kidney liver pills appreciate the value of a real Medicine which not Only effects a thorough cleans ing of the Colon or Large Bowel but also arouses the liver and kidneys to activity in filtering poisons from the blood. Once you have proven the merits of or. Chase s kidney liver pills you will never return to the use of Sissy laxatives. Used regularly once a week Tius Medicine ensures pure blood and Freedom from constipation Ana the pains aches and serious diseases which accompany it. Or. Chase s kidney liver pills 35 cts., at All druggists or the or. A w. Chase Medicine go., limited Oakville Canada. That it even awes the two Young people who experience it. It is not always merely a silly emotional experience of two youngsters who think because they Jike to hug and kiss they must be in love. Some times it is a very different thing with two Young people facing the future soberly and seriously and planning a Lovely plan for the future. Instead of laughing or forbidding love like this Why not give it a Little sympathy and help Why not admit that love does exist and that the youngsters have something which ought to be protected and guarded so As not to soil it Why not teach the boy that he must take the responsibility of treating the girl with every re Spect and that if he loves her he will want to make her Happy by being unselfish with her. Why not teach the girl that the love she is experiencing is a fragile thing that can be spoiled easily unless she is Fine and Sweet enough to Merit it Here is misunderstood seven teen s letter dear or. Antheil i m not writ ing to Tell you that i m Beautiful and have More than one suitor arid please Tell me which one to marry. I m 17. Lee is almost two years my senior. We be been madly in love with each other since we met on a Blind Date two years ago. After talking it Over sensibly Lee and i decided that As neither of us is working and considering our Ages we can t go steady for1 a while yet. By steady i mean for me to Stop having the dates i occasionally have with other Fellows. Lee has never taken another girl out since he met me. But in View of the fact that we see so much of each other everyone takes it for granted that we go steady and As n result my dates Are few. Lee urges me to accept dates. In that Way he says i might meet someone i la like More than himself. As you can see his every thought and action is for me. Twice we be agreed to see As Little of each other As possible until we re old enough to make everyone believe it s not just a Case of Puppy love and twice we be found it impossible. Both our parents do not interfere As they like everyone believe Well outgrow this foolish thing. But were mis judged. Please or. Antheil shall be continue As we Are and have everyone laughing at us or shall we break off completely until we re old enough to convince our elders that we have feelings stood. If you and the boy Friend did not see each other you would be very unhappy. So Why do it but i do feel this Way about the love of people As Young As you. I think you ought not to indulge in a lot of petting. If Matrimony is away off you can see that it is Best to keep your love Cool enough so that it won t Bubble and boil Over and Wear off. Ullies Stonewall Man. A pretty wed Ding was solemnized at Stonewall Church Jan. 6, at. 3.30 . When Mabel Louise daughter of or. And mrs. A. O. Lillies became the Bride of private Hepworth Charles Riley the Only son of mrs. G. Tate son and the late or c Riley. Or. To a Munroe officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a gown of Bud Pink net made on formal lines with a bouffant skirt inset with lace in Matching Shade. The Bolero jacket featured wide with lace inset in the Elbow length sleeve. She wore a Halo of Orange Blos soms and a Pink Chapel veil. She carried Brier Cliff e. Roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Agnes Luella lillies attended her sister wearing a powder Blue Georgette with a shirred Waist line Bustle Back and bouffant skirt. She wore a turban in Matching Shade and carried Talisman roses. Private w. W. Wedge attended the bridegroom. The Ushers were Pri vate t. Hill and private h. Sims All of r the Queen s own Cameron highlanders. Mrs. H. O. May played the bridal chorus from lohengrin.1 during the signing of the Register mrs. J. Saundry and mrs. D. Jackson Sang by the Bend of the River. Follow ing the ceremony. Private c. Gunn and private g. Woods pipers for the Queen s own Cameron High Landers piped the bridal party out of the Church. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Or. And mrs. Riley left by motor for a Short trip. Mrs. Lillies the Bride s Mother wore Royal Blue velvet her brim less hat was a Small Model in Black velvet. Her Corsage Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Tate son Mother of the Bride Groom chose an imported air Force Blue Wool dress and her hat was of Black velvet. River Enid girls return i for studies enthusiastic voices Are ringing out in the. Corridors of Riverbend school As the boarders who spent the holidays with parents and friends either in Winnipeg or out of town Tell of their Good times be tween classes. Among those who have returned to continue their studies Are miss Dorothy Donnelly who spent Christmas season with her father or. . Head sask. Miss Daphne Gunne daughter of or. And mrs l. G. Gunne Kenora ont. Miss Lois Macqueen daughter of or. And mrs. D. G. Macqueen. Tisdale sask. Miss Jean Mclaughlin daughter of or. And mrs. H. Doug Las Mclaughlin Winnipeg who spent part of the holidays in min Neapolis with her parents miss Agnes Rife who joined her parents. Or. And mrs. C. W. Rife in St. Paul for the holidays miss Dorothy Ken Nedy and miss Nancy Kennedy who arrived by plane after spend ing the with their parents or. And mrs. D. J. Ken Nedy at their Home in Bissett Man. Miss Maureen knights daughter of or. And mrs. O. A. Knights fort Arthur miss Rossme Sterl ing was the guest of her Mother mrs. E. A. Sterling in Pine Falls miss Ellen Kinneard Daugh Ter of or. An mrs. George Kin Neard Falkland islands who spent the holidays As the guest of her Uncle and aunt at Delta. Man. Miss Rae Smith was the guest of her Uncle in Minneapolis Minn. She is the daughter of or. And mrs r. A. Smith. Vancouver. Miss Marjorie Wilm Ette. Iii., who spent the holidays with her parents or. And mrs. W. G. Kehm miss Reita Weppler. Who returned from Prairie River sask. Where she enjoyed the holi Day with her parents or. And mrs. A. J. We pier and miss Patsy Pearson daughter of or. And mrs. L. B. Pearson London eng., who enjoyed Christmas with her Mother As guests of Patsy s grandmother mrs. A. W. Moody. Include honorary president mrs. J. Heard president mrs. G. Martin first vice president mrs. E. Wilson second vice president mrs. W. Scott treasurer mrs. C. Severe Secretary mrs. F. Ings executive. Mrs. J. Jackson mrs. J. Humphris mrs. T. Owens mrs. E. Macdougall. Mrs. A. Clarke chaplain mrs. N. Moore Delegate to Manitoba com Mand b.e.s.l., mrs. Hos Pital visitor Delegate to local coun cil of women mrs j. Heard hos Pital conveners. Deer Lodge. Mrs. C. Severe. Mrs. N. Moore general. Mrs. E. Macdougall. Mrs. T. Owens St. Boniface and old folks Home. Mrs. J. Jackson mrs. J. Sutherland King George. King Edward and convalescent Home. Mrs. E. Wilson. Mrs. E. Groves St. Vila sanitarium. Mrs. F. Ings social convener. Mrs. N. Moore delegates to poppy Day and joint Hospital committee. Mrs. A Martin mrs. F. Ings publicity convener mrs. T. Owens. S 1 Money on your your work will receive better attention if sent Dur ing the Winter months when we Are not so Busy and you will save Money too. The members of the Board of the Winnipeg Branch of Vic Torian order of nurses have issued invitations to their annual meeting to be held Friday at 3 . In the clubroom. Medical arts building. Tea will be served follow ing the meeting prof. A Phelps of the univer sity of Manitoba will be the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the poetry society of Winnipeg. Wednesday at 8.15 ., at the University. Women s club 54 West Gate. His subject will be Cana Dian poetry today. J the St. James Park ladies Lawn Bowling club Bridge was held thursday at the Home of mrs. C. Lush. There were 6 tables prize winners were mrs. A. Scott mrs. A. Barnes. Mrs. T. Simpson. Very enjoyable evening was spent. The next meeting will be february s. At mrs. J. Callison s Homo. 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