Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 17, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday january., 17, 1940" Page nine of matters concerning the Home culinary clinic tender hams easy to bake and tasty in Many dishes by june Horne since we have been Able buy hams that tender and Milder Flavoured 2nd that Don t require boiling but to Are More can just be baked More and More Loeo olo Are enjoying hams on their menus a great Deal oftener than eth cd formerly. This is 1" is should be of icon so because 1 Don t believe there Lis and other Merit that is As Thor enjoyed in Many forms. Aked Ham is la l at whether a served hot or cold and then there arc Ham croquettes creamed Ham Ham in salads and innumerable a Thor forms in which Ham May be encoded. There really should t be any difficulty in baking this kind of with All the directions that Are available either printed on the wrapper or on separate leaflets it is amazing the number of Pound and half hams will take 22 minutes a but requests i have have had from people bought one and then is dicing t know what to do with it. So iday i am going to give you these directions along with several Sug est ions for using the baked Ham i other dishes. I would like to make Clear at the Start that these specially pre pared tender hams do not require soiling. The process they go through in the packing House to make them Lender makes this entirely unnecessary. They Are just placed in a moderately slow oven and baked the time depends on the size of the Ham. Baked tender Ham the time for baking these hams that 1 will give you later is based on having allowed the Ham to stand at room temperature for an Iho Tir or More to remove the chill in Case it has been standing in a re for women Only thursday afternoon. Winnipeg roller rink landside and Portage Avenue a worn pm s Charm 3 c valuable q u p o value 25c an 8x10 portrait of yourself limit one to each person clip this at and phone studio for appointment. This offer is Ood Nithil used. Phone o42j lyceum photo studio 290 Portage next lyceum theatre bleaching darkened skin with Merco fixed Wax Cream makes complexion More attractive bleach your skin to a lighter Nore attractive tone with this de rightful skin bleach and Beautifier. Buy a Jar at any cosmetic counter. Irige Rator for any length of time. F the Ham is cold when placed in he oven the time for baking it will Lave to be increased somewhat. To prepare the Ham for the oven you wrap it loosely in the Glassine wrapper Parchment paper or in clean wrapping paper. Place it in an open roasting pan. Some of the directions that come with these hams suggest the addition of a Little water to the pan but this should t of necessary when the Ham is baked at a steady Low temperature. The Ham is then baked in a moderately slow oven 325 Deg. Of the Rne per Pound depends on the size of the Ham being baked. For Large arms 12 pounds and Over allow 15 minutes per Pound Small hams 8 to 10 pounds require 18 minutes a 6 pounds Pound. When the Ham is baked remove from the oven and Cut off the Rind or skin. If you wish to put a Glaze on the Ham you May now score the fat rub with any desired Glaze and place in a 400 to 425 Deg. F. Oven for 15 to 30 minutes or until the Glaze is nicely browned. A Nice Laze can be made by mixing 1 cup Brown sugar with Teaspoon cloves and 1 Teaspoon Mustard. Don t carve the Ham for half an hour after Bak ing the Glaze. If you wish to serve it warm keep it in a warm oven with the door slightly ajar. The size of Ham you buy will of course depend on the occasion for which you wish to use it or the family s appetite for Ham. A 10 to 12 Pound Ham will serve 20 to 25. How Ever for a Small family where you Don t want to have too Many encores a half Ham would serve very Well. Then if you would like to Hax e Ham without any encores at All you can always Cook a slice of Ham. Here is a Nice Way to do it. Baked Ham slice select a Ham slice about 1 Inch one of the tender hams. Stick both sides with whole cloves and Brown in hot melted drippings. Now place the Ham slice in a baking dish and arrange 5 or 6 pineapple rings on top. Pour Vij cup Honey Over this and add cup pineapple juice. Bake uncovered in a moderately slow oven c325 Deg. Of from 40 to 50 minutes. If you have any left Over Ham that you Don t quite know How to dispose of i think i have just the thing for you in these Ham croquettes. Ham croquettes 2 cups cooked ground Ham 1 Teaspoon minced onion 2 Tablespoons chopped Green Pepper 4 Tablespoons butter 4 Tablespoons flour 1 cup milk i Salt Teaspoon Pepper Viz Teaspoon paprika method have the Ham finely ground and Combine with the onion and finely chopped Green Pepper make a sauce by melting the butter and stirring in the flour and gradually adding the milk. Cook this stirring constantly until the mixture is thick. Add the seasonings and then mix in the Ham mixture. Set this aside to chill until firm. Now shape the mixture into round cakes and Roll in finely sifted bread crumbs then into an egg mixture made by beating together slightly 1 egg and 1 Tablespoon water. Again dip in bread crumbs and Fry in hot fat 375 Deg. Foj until a delicate Brown in color. Drain on unglazed paper and serve hot. Engagements the engagement is announced o Molly Stefania eldest daughter of or. T. H. Burtniak and the late mrs. Burtniak of Fork River. Man. To or. John Lewis Solomon Sec Ond youngest son of or. And mrs p. Solomon of Fork River Man. The wedding to take place in Janu Ary. . S. Stewart . Choice As president at St. George s piles s Rte Ord of 50 years As a. Toast tie treatment for piles or haemorrhoids a positively depend on chases ointment the present International Situa Tion will be discussed by g. A Ferguson manager editor of the Winnipeg free press at 6 thursday when he addresses the Canadian credit men s Trust association limited at a dinner Marlborough hotel. Mother mix your own cough remedy. It s Fine. I gives Quick Relief. Saves Money. Easily mixed. This Well known Home mixed medi n t l. Vegetable Lydia e. Pink hands. Compound club events . 10, at a 8 97 Dougla clubroom thursday 3 . Lucky ladies club wednesday at a come of mrs t. Hiscock 19 Park Chalmers United Church Day 2.30 . In Church Parlours Fri officers to be installed by Rev. Duncan Wilkle annual reports. Lodge Princess Christian 24, daughters of England Friday 7.30 . In trav Elers card party at 8.15 . of Stephen s Church. East Kil Donan thursday 2.30 , in Parish Hall. Ladies auxiliary to army and Navy veterans thursday . In club Toms 299 Young Street Aid of hos Cir Day ., at Home of mrs. S. I Borrell 262 Garfield Street. J woman s Benefit association meeting Jand installation o f officers Friday 8 . In travellers Hall. Refreshments. Ladies id social Circle first English lutheran Church Friday 3 ., at Home of mrs. John May 123.lipton Street. Gaelic society Ceilidh in Royal Tern Street Mao lines mrs. Pital work. Al St Patrick s Church thurs Hall. 360 Young programme by Donald Donald Mcphail John Adams. Margaret Ritchie and Molly Lanfford. Dance to follow St Jude s . Thursday 2.30 enrolment service in Parish jewels presented to Prosperity senior officers Lodge d.o.e.b.s., Prosperity no., met in Stone s. 108, Friday when mrs. A Manchester d.d., officers for 1940 As follows past president mrs. Helen Mccrea mrs Mabel Elsworth mrs. F. N. Mitchell financial Secretary mrs. Ada m. Woodfield treasurer mrs. Of. Chaplain mrs. Grace Stewart first guide mrs. K. Hinton second guide mrs. E. Britton third mrs. C. Homewood fourth guide mrs. N. Pianist mrs d. Wood Field inner guard Garn Lin trustees mrs. A. Wildman mrs. K. Furness mrs. E. M. Paulley mrs. L. Mrs. F. Ringrose. At the close of the ceremonies mrs. Helen Mccrea was presented with her Woodfield . Her mrs. Ada Secretary s jewel and mrs. Frances user s jewel. Five work in these years consecutive offices. Lodge Progress holds ceremony of installation Lodge Progress 38, daughters of England met Friday when . Mrs. E. Manchester in stalled the Folio Wing officers president Muriel Gunn vice presi Dent Doreen Secretary mrs. H. Mccrea treasurer mrs. A. Wildman first guide. Second guide Ruth third guide Shirley Furness fourth guide Vera Mclellan fifth guide Norma Froude sixth guide Dorothy Phil Aldea pianist Margaret Diack inner Dorothy Johns ton outer guard Phyllis Finlay. Advisory officers were installed As president mrs. A. Woodfield vice president mrs. K. Hinton chaplain mrs. N. Mitchell outer guard tees mrs. D. Mrs. Britton trus Woodfield and mrs. C. Homewood auditors mrs. L. Gunn mrs. Ringrose mrs. E. Paul Ley. Ladles a Ltd of old Kildonan Church at Home . 184 Royal Avenue thursday 2.30 , special men s suits dry cleaned picked up and delivered minor repairs free pm. 86311 miss Betty Mckenty has left with her father or. James Mckenty. For los Angeles calif., where she will spend the next few months. The annual meeting of the . Of St. George s Church Crescent Wood was held Friday. Reports of lie year s work from All branches showed that pledges and Mission Ary work were most successful. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year patroness mrs. H. D. Martin i honorary presidents mrs. G. H. Dowker mrs. J. A. Wilson mrs. J. W. E. Armstrong mrs. J. C. Dean president mrs. C. S. Stewart vice presidents mrs. W. N. Toot Lill. Mrs. J. W. E. Armstrong mrs. W. R. Clubb recording Secretary mrs. W. A. Simister corresponding Secretary mrs. D. 35. Denmark e. Dean Educa s. Black living treasurer mrs. J. S. Ferguson Dor Cas Secretary mrs. J. Lee social service mrs. J. Tonal mrs. W. Message miss Muriel Pratt thank offering mrs. W. P. Brereton prayer partner mrs. C. W. Collins associate members mrs. S. E. Den Mark Magazine. Mrs. J. Richard son knitting convener mrs. J. A. Wilson Little helpers mrs. W. R. Clubb juniors mrs. C. W. Collins intermediate girls mrs. E. White head evening Branch mrs. A. B. Moffatt traveler s Aid mrs. C. G. Cruikshank delegates . Board. Mrs. F. W. Mcquire. Mrs. G. E. Carpenter mrs. W. S. Black red Cross mrs. W. A. Simister. Augustine women expand to include red Cross work re elected president for 1940 at the annual meeting of the women s association of Augustine United Church which was held tuesday january 9, in the Guildhall Rev. K. Mcgillivray opened the meeting telling the women of aug Ustine to live and work together graciously. The sewing Circle which has been meeting for years has disbanded iving Way to red Cross work. Election of officers took place As follows honorary presidents mrs. Russell Mcgillivray mrs. J. D. Mcarthur mrs. James Clarke mrs c. A. Baird mrs. Walter Stovel president mrs. M. D. Grant 1st vice president mrs. Daniel Nicholson 2nd. Vice presi Dent mrs. Ronald a Mclean 3rd vice president mrs. W. C. Grant recording Secretary mrs. E. D. Honeyman assisting Secretary mrs. A. T. Cunningham treasurer mrs. Martin Williams envelope Secre tary mrs. H. W. Stewart corresponding Secretary mrs. B. F. Arm Strong publicity mrs. Rod Cam Eron visitors mrs. G. A. Lyon solicitor mrs. H. W. Godard finance mrs. J. B. Sutherland Tea convener mrs. Malcolm Macdonald pianist mrs. Russell Mcgillivray assist ant pianist mrs. Peck House keeper mrs. Fraser Cameron Linen and Silver mrs. W. Burns dinner mrs. Cd oughtred and mrs. F. H. Ellerker dining room mrs. Whit Ford group conveners mrs. M. A Williamson and mrs. James Veitch red Cross super visors mrs. Martin Williams and mrs. J. D. Macneil. Representatives to different organizations Are Good neighbors mrs. A r. Garland mrs. W. B. John Ston Home welfare mrs. Davjd Malcolm mrs. James Curie mrs. Walter Lawson local Council mrs. W. C. Mortimer mrs. T. H. Cowan mrs. J. H. Mccormack travellers Aid mrs. H. C. Carmichael mrs. Gordon a. Hughes United College mrs., h. E. Wood mrs. Andrew Moore women s Union mrs. A j. Martin mrs. R. S. Fergus Sori red mrs. M. R. Wiliamson mrs. James Veitch convener of nominating committee mrs. W. B. Sword in St. Mary s Academy and College alumnae held an executive meeting monday at the. Academy and decided to hold their annual Bridge and Tea in april. Mrs. A l. Gilled to in committee chairman of War work reported that the work done by the alumnae had been accepted by the red Cross and that plans were made to work in con Junction with other units at the red Cross Headquarters. Boy tells girl by George Antheil How to give him the air Hali the. Difficulty of taking that decisive step you want to take is the fear of the pain you think you Are going to no one is really afraid of a when he does t need dental treatment. And yet the patient puts off the visit As Long As possible scared to death to enter the office door. The fear of the anticipated pain is what bothers All of us. Wives fear to Cross husbands for fear of the explosions to come. The poor Boob who suffers at his work is afraid to make his misery known for fear he will suffer More. A girl afraid to give up an undesirable boy Friend for fear of the loneliness she is sure she will suffer. Cuddles who writes today was Brave enough to Send her Young Man away. Evidently she finds she can manage you. Here is her letter dear George i be been Riding for a fall but it s Oil Over and fortunately i tended up in the Driver s seat. After a Long hectic affair of the Type people warn you against i gave him the fresh air. I knew As i was doing it that it was the sensible thing to j like. Things would t make least not immediately. But i m in my second week and doing Fine thank you. No regrets no pangs. Of course something s missing. My sense of appreciation is slightly dimmed. But i do feel at peace. We ended it like in the movies. All was tears no fuss Hooray for us As the song goes. I m very proud of it. Therefore i Don t know Why i m writing to you. I apparently knew what to do and if so i guess i m one Gal who does t need your maybe you think i do. Tell your broken hearted damsels that anything can be done once you make your head understand cuddles. Thanks for telling us about i am printing your letter to help girls. So you see you have done your Good Little deed for the new year. 3 Days Only we do not carry Over garment reduced to assure Quick clearance. F u r s a Fine selection of hand picked every one beautifully styled. All sizes Broad Tail Caracus russian Seal Bombay Lamb Hudson Seal muskrats regular up to to Coats Chamois lined lavishly trimmed with Squirrel persian Lamb opossum Lynx red Foix Wolf Silver Fox make your own terms no interest or carrying charge. Outfitting co. 375 Portage ave. Man tailored suits special Purchase from the manufacturers values to be sold in regular season whip cords pin stripes worsted Black and Colon six i 12 to 42 any suit purchased during this Sale can be held until Spring ;