Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 24, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free Friday May 24, 1940 Page seven amusing ,4t River fiend girls school participated in by those from i in a franc eleven marked the annual Field i girls school Wenc slav afternoon. Jav cd il1 is of to a suitcase putting 01 Clos it Contin inc and sinking two verses of a Sung. There obstacle All the article Ere races of scrambling under benches retrieving an Indian Vyp Jioio Back and jumping Over benches. Viu House von the event i of 1 Points. Body Ellen Kinneard Gail 64 and Douglas Graham third. Winners of rades Vii and Viii Evelyn Wolfe Helen Tricky and the i Jean Gardiner Eleanor South j grades in x. And i Barbara n fingers j Anne King. Margaret Winstanley in Hanson i i Marion Booth Joan Harris. Slow Vii and Joy Viii Nancy Complin. Eleanor in. is fifth. Kilty Rainey Oracle x Lorna Best. Margaret win ave paler throw tar Ita j Janet Edgar. Rac Smith. Shirley Edmund High Jum x and Smith. Gordon Mclnnis. Hetty Dowler. J Kindergan a High jump Jackie Donaphy Gordon Mclnnis Rodney Smith. Kindergarten obstacle Rodney Smith Randy Price Jackie Don intr Rouso relay York House. Nelson House Garry House. served during the after noon from a table centred with All while blossoms. Mrs. Angus Camp 1 presided. Diane tra Nornia Kirvs Heads United College alumnae group i 10 College alumnae As so Ciamon held its annual me tiny Moncla after Gail a dinner in or. And lbs. A. Hares 313 Lansdowne Avenue Are Cele Brating their Golden wedding anniversary Victoria Day at their Home. Or. Hare came to Canada in 1911, just in time to see Montreal Cele brate the Coronation of King George v. He to Winni Peg and settled Here and mrs. Hares joined him in 1912. She re turned Lor a visit Home in 1920, accompanied by her son Clifford. Or. Hares retired in 1d36 from the Canadian Pacific railway shops where he worked for 25 years As a Painter. The couple Are now residing with their daughter mrs. H. Britton and will leave Early in june to spend the summer in Vancouver. There were 54 present. By june Horne because Ham fits in so Admir ably with Spring meals we have planned on having this for sunday dinner this week. We arc having Ham slices that Are baked in a casserole and the potatoes Are scalloped and can be done at the same time As the meat. Outside of preparing the Addi spin King tonal vegetables the rest of the Lineal is simplicity itself to prepare Nancy Complin and Pat Barnard. With the travelling Midi Brnad and in Alberta. The following is the new slate of officers for 1b40--u honorary presidents mrs. W. C. Graham and miss e. D. Bowes president. Norms the vacation land that has everything Law. 37 vice president. Janet Storey Secretary Evelyn Ross treasurer Nadine Lush committee Gundrun Bjerring. Margaret Gem Mel. Islay Ruth Black Alice Patter son Evelyn Mills. I paddling Section holds Novice i Milit the ladies paddling Section of the i Winnipeg Canoe club bad its official i opening with Novice night tuesday. I the convener. Miss Muriel Cuthbert and her committee. Misses Peggy Mccrea. Kaye Boyd. Shirley Cuth Ibert Isobel Menzies and Margaret Mcleod. Welcomed the girls and gave Short talks on the various events of importance for the coming season. The skipper sum Southern was present and gave a few words of kindly advice and enc oui age i . The three coxes for the War this year messes. Henry Dadson. Jack Mcdowell and Wilf Batty were also present and spoke what s ahead in the paddling the evening ended with moving pictures of the grand Beach Eek end and refreshments were red on the Verandah. Foolish question not men whose shirts have shrunk anywhere from one to three sizes in the first washing. Sanfor izing docs away with ail danger of excess shrinkage. Wherever you find s. Shirt labelled you can be certain of perfect fit genuine neat appearance Long As thai shirt lasts. Sanf cried shrunk shirts and pyjamas featured a1 3i9v2 Portage ave. Encouragement were with a fruit juice to Start with chilled Cantaloupe either Plain or with ice Cream for dessert. The menu goes like this free press sunday dinner fruit juice cocktail Ham casserole scalloped potatoes buttered peas Rolls Cantaloupe with ice Cream the fruit juice cocktail May be chilled Grapefruit juice alone or a combination of Grapefruit juice and Orange juice mixed in the proportion of 1 part Orange juice to 2 parts of Grapefruit juice. Mix these and chill Well before serving. Because the scalloped potatoes take longer to bake than the Ham and would therefore have to be placed in the oven first i am going to give Jou the method for preparing them first. Scalloped potatoes g medium sized potatoes 1 onion finely diced flour Salt and Pepper butter milk method pare the potatoes and slice thinly. Cover with cold water and let stand for about 1 hour Drain and then arrange a layer of hese in the Bottom of a greased taking dish. Sprinkle with a Little f the finely diced onion about 1 Teaspoon flour a. Little Salt and Pep Jar and Dot with about 1 Teaspoon utter. Continue in layers Emtil All he potatoes Are used finishing with layer of these. Add milk to the Lish until it May be seen through he top layer of potatoes. Bake in moderate oven 350 Deg. Of for rom 1 to hours or until the potatoes Are tender. This is enough or approximately 6 Servings. Usually apples Are served As a Ide dish with Ham but in this Iam casserole they Are baked High Vith it. Ham casserole 3 slices Ham 4 apples sliced 3 Tablespoons Brown sugar Ivy Tablespoons Lemon juice method the Ham slices should be about one Quarter Inch in thick Ess. Arrange one of these slice i the Bottom of a baking dish. Pare he apples arid remove the cores lice thinly and cover the Ham slice Vith a layer of these. Sprinkle Abl spoon of Brown sugar Over topple slices. Cover with another layer of Ham apples and Brown Suga and then repeat. Sprinkle thelmor ice Over the top. Bake this in t moderate oven 350 Deg. Of of about 45 minutes. Cover the dish until the apples begin to soften an Hen remove the cover for the re of the baking time. If you like your Cantaloupe ser veil Plain then you Don t have t bother about ice Cream however f you want ice Cream Here is for one that you can Mak yourself. Ice Cream cup sugar i cup milk 2 Teaspoons Vanilla is Teaspoon Salt pint heavy Cream whipped method Combine the Suga milk Flavouring and Salt and i thoroughly. Whip the Cream unt stiff and gradually fold in the Mil and sugar mixture. Turn into freezing tray of your refrigerator and freeze until firm. This is sufficient for 6 Small Servings. Pine Poon the the ladies faction of Ridge Golf club held a Competition tuesday Winner in the a division miss Sheila o Grady with a net 82. Miss Lois o Grady won the a division. The Quaintance club of the . Held its closing banquet when guests of the club were speakers. Mrs. Rowley Dant club Leader also spoke. Miss Muriel Craigie president occupied the chair. Ham casserole makes Ideal sunday dinner Olor is fresh and there is Little Aste in a head. It is from 5c to 3c Pound. Local asparagus is now on be Market. It Lias Good color is Resh but the stalks Are Small and ome i saw was a Little seedy in appearance at from i5c of 22c a found. Head lettuce has Good color solid Eads and is Crisp and fresh at rom 5c to Loc a head according to ize. Radishes Are both imported and local. They Are fresh and Nedium in size at 4c and 5c a unch. Celery is fresh and Crisp nit not very Well bleached at from 2c to 18c a Pound. Pascal celery is Resh and has Good color at from 2c to 15c a Pound. Cucumbers Are veil ripened but some Are not very veil shaped at from 5c to 7c for he smallest size and from 7c to 9c or a larger size. There Are a few Dicely shaped and ripened Hothouse us Urnberg on the Market at 15c each. Mexican tomatoes Are medium sized firm and fairly Well opened at from 19c to 24c a Pound. British Columbia Hothouse tomatoes ire nicely ripened but quite Small n size at from 25c to 27c a Pound. British Columbia Field rhubarb s fresh but. The color is not As Good s might be wished and the stalks Are quite coarse., at from 5 to 6 rounds for 25c. Pineapples Are nicely and there Are three izes these in the stores. The smallest size is Selling at from 15c o 18c each the medium size at rom 20c to 25c each and the largest ize at 30c each. Arkansas Straw Jerries Are mixed in size and not Ery Well ripened at 15c a pint Box and 29c and 30c for a quart Box. Tucker Ekins vows in holy Trinity holy Trinity Church decorated with Pink snapdragons and Boston Fern was the scene of a Lovely wedding Friday afternoon when Charlotte Evelyn eldest daughter of or. And mrs. W. J. Ekins 156 Lawndale Avenue be came the Bride of or. Edwin Laiforn Tucker. Rev. C. C. Car Ruthers officiated. Or. Hugh Bancroft played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin and during the signing of the Register miss Marion Ekins sister of the Bride Sang o perfect love. The Bride chose heavy whits bridal Satin featuring a tight Basque Waist and a full skirt flaw ing into a full court train. Tiny covered buttons on the Back of the Waist were repeated again on the leg o Mutton sleeves which ended in Lily Points. The Bride s veil was a French import full length show ing an unusual scalloped applique of the net and held by a Pearl and Orange Blossom Tiara. Her bouquet was of deep red Briercliffe roses and lilies of the Valley. The Bride was attended by her sister miss Margaret Ekins who chose Shell Pink Chiffon patterned on grecian lines with a tiny close fitting jacket shirred in a Fine Leafy pattern. Her bouquet was of Johanna Hill roses and Fern. Or. Cedric Tucker brother of the bridegroom was Best Man and the Ushers were or. Wilmer j. Ferguson and or. James Cowan. A reception was held at the Bride s Home. Or. And mrs. Tucker left on an extensive honeymoon to California and a coastal trip to Portland Seattle Victoria and Vancouver. For travelling the Bride wore a tunic frock of Dove Rose fashioned with a High neck fullness in the Yoke and softly draped skirt. Her hat was a match ing Model of Fine Straw and she wore a Corsage of roses. On their return or. And mrs. Tucker will reside in Winnipeg. Mrs. Ekins the Bride s Mother wore a gown of Dusky Rose show ing a full length Coatee banded in. White. Her hat was a Matching Model of Ripple Straw and Gros Grain ribbon. She wore a Corsage o deep Cream fernet roses. Mrs. Tucker Mother of the Bride Groom chose Copenhagen Blue triple sheer featuring net sleeves appliqued in the same material her hat was a striking contrast in Dove Pink. Her Corsage was of Johanna Hill roses. Party of Twenty leaves to attend . Convention Friday Twenty members of the Young women s Christian association left for Hamilton Ontario to attend the National convention of the Canadian association. Because of the present National and Empire crisis it will be a meeting of great importance. The delegates represent girl members staff Board and association members As follows mrs. B. B. Ubienski mrs. F. C. Hamilton mrs. S. B. Laing miss Jean Mitchell miss Marjorie Mclaren miss Mamie Paynter miss Jean Sutton miss Ruth Calder mrs. Marion Edmison mrs. F. W. Alexander mrs. H. C. Carmichael miss Belte Browne miss Margaret hedge mrs. Rex Waldie mrs. Norman Hutcheson mrs. Alfred White mrs. Joseph Harris mrs. G. B. King mrs. Lincoln Brace miss Mary Eadie. Mrs. W. P. Fillmore Heads aquatic ladies Section at the annual meeting of the ladies Section of the aquatic club of Lake Winnipeg held at the Home of mrs. H. Gauer the following officers were elected mrs. George Cameron honorary president mrs. W. P. Fillmore president mrs. W. Thompson vice president mrs. J. Purves Secretary mrs. M. Williams treasurer mrs. W. War incr Cor responding Secretary mrs. Moscar Ella social Secretary. Since oct. 31, the club has completed the following for the red Cross 75 pair socks 43 scarves 18 sweaters 7 pair wristlets 120 slings 156 Pillow cases 24 bed gowns 24 pneumonia jackets 48 mattress pads 12 bed jackets 24 binders 6 Dresing gowns 24 sheets. Art needed for full life curator says a Pohe cation of Art is the Mark intelligence and tin sooner it is grasped that a is an essential part of life and tha the departure from it is detrimental the better. History is largely a list of murders and Slaughters it does not Tell what Lack of a has done declared or. A. J. Mus Grove addressing the quota club on the Fine arts tuesday eve Ning in the Royal Alexandra hotel. Or. Musgrove Winnipeg Artis and curator of the Art gallery in the civic auditorium is a member of the society of modern Art in Paris and also in London and has exhibited pictures in All the prominent exhibitions in London Anc Scotland. One of his Manitoba scenes has been chosen for exhibition at the world s fair in san. Francisco. Art is a practical thing. We have forgotten that. That is prob ably Why the world is in its pres ent condition. Arts have been regarded As something outside our regular life. Tremendous efforts Are being made to develop Art not. Because it is Art. But because it i important in developing Intelli he said. Or. Mary Cornelius proposed a. Toast to their majesties. March on to Victory a military song com posed by miss Margaret Toohey was Sung by or. Frank Moir miss. Toohey accompanying him. The president mrs. James Hercus was in the chair and miss Margaret Mitchamore thanked the speaker. Mother and daughter banquet for his s the his club held a Mother and daughter banquet monday at the . In Honor of its graduates. Miss Margaret Hockin of Tokio spoke on her work in Japan and mrs. B. B. Dubenski mrs. L. J. Reycraft and miss Mary Eadie were Honor guests. Miss Marjorie Mclaren was soloist. The y pin was presented to miss Helen Smith retiring president by the incoming miss Helen Morrow along the Royal route is the the club decided change its title of an illustrated lecture How to Tell if Cantaloupe Well ripened by june Horne now that cantaloupes Are on the Market in such abundance it might be Well to know How to judge when they Are properly ripened when you Are buying them. A Well ripened Melon has a Rind that is greyish or Yellowish in color. There tire quite a few on the Market that still show a Green Rind under the surface netting. There Are three sizes of Canta loupes on the Market. The smallest size is from three for 25c to Loc each. A medium size is from 15c to 20c, and the largest size is Selling at 25c each. Cauliflower. This week Are quite fresh but the curds Are not As solid As they might be at from 20c to 25c each. New peas from California Are very fresh. The pods Are quite Large but Are not very Well filled at from 2 pounds for 25c to 15c a Pound. New carrots Are fresh Well shaped and medium sized at from 5c to 8c a Bunch. Cabbage has Good to be presented by Walter l. Payne of Montreal at a meeting of the women s Canadian club wednesday at 8.15 ., at the fort Garry hotel. A native of London eng., or. Payne served in the last a London regiment and saw service in France Salonica Egypt Palestine and Flanders. He has lectured in Britain and the United states and of recent years has Given Many lectures on the British Isles in Eastern Canada and the United states. Name from his to Yolette. Moths new now prices blameless electric water Heaters Are safer cleaner cheaper enquire about 4 Hydro s rental 11 monthly current extra he at wat e r electrically Call at City Hydro or i 848 131 l Spann saturday store hours 9.30 . To 6 Dial 3-2-2 costume jewelry new summery colors and styles in Light weight Ace Tate. White with pastels. Also new Lapel Glamour pins Stone set Gilt and enamel that will add a Gay note to your summer ensemble. Jewelry main floor the Bay fresh Flowers for the week end Cut in Many Beautiful shades. Per dozen at 1.49 mixed bouquets snaps Iris and roses. Regular 1.75 4 Cal values cacti marry different varieties. 9 c9c, at up Flowers main floor the Bay Tea time dainties 32c Cocoa fudge cakes each Date and nut loaf cake end 1 banana pineapple and Orange loaf 4 pm cake. The two for co c Lemon huddle Bun each Almond tarts butter tarts dozen 14c 25c assorted red Bay maid doughnuts dozen of Csc to anime dainties main floor cafeteria and Coli cd shop baked to iced Ham potatoes vegetables cafeteria filth floor Coffee shop Bay Baic tent mashed 15c everyday values in reliable drugs Frosst s "217" tablets for headaches colds and Relief of pain. 12 tablets 40 tablets 756 100 tablets 1.50 Dan Dekine for the easy care of hair and Scalp. Checks Dand Ruff and falling hair. Lister1ne Antiseptic a Safe and effective Germi cide and efficient Mouth Wash. 49cand79c peps Dent tooth powder contains ilium for greater cleansing Power. Band Aid by Johnson and Johnson. Borate or with Mercuro Chrome. A Speed Atandare for minor injuries. In Handy tin Container i end s fruit Salt pleasant Cooling health giving effervescent Saline. 47c and 790 drugs main floor the Bay week end values in the Bay s service food shops Coffee country club Tea marmalade Seville Orange wig 41 c 4-lb. In Jam Empress pure Strawberry or Raspberry. 4-lb. Tin Cocoa Fry s breakfast vile. Tin grape juice Welchs 16-oz. Bottle tomatoes Libby s Choice site tin Corn Del Maiz Cream style 17-oz. Tin. 2 tins 25 c peas Green giant 16-ox. Tin. 3 tins sauerkraut Aylmer size 2 a tins 2 tins Catsup Libby s Tomato 12-Qi. Bottle soup Campbell s Tomato tin soup Aylmer vegetable 4 Macaroni Libby a 15-oz. Tin shrimps wet pack 3 Sandwich spread Marr i 8-Qi. Jar. Pickles Raymore Sweet mixed etc., 26-or. Jar spinach old Kildonan 16-oz. Tin peaches Queen s Royal 16-pi. Tin 2 tins pineapple Black Label sliced a cubed.3 tins pears Austral Brand 16-oz. Tin 2 tins raisins California neediest 2 prunes medium Iza 3 Grapefruit juice texan. Unsweetened 50-or. Tin corned beef Al Rancho 12-or. Tin. Corn flakes Kellogg i 3 packets with bowl. Maple syrup old Colony 16-oz. Lug. Biscuits mixed Sandwich in. Cakes seed or Madern each. Cakes assorted party each 9.30 special roasting chickens 24c per in. 9.30 special prime rib roast of beef per in. 19c oranges California Sweet 35c, 40c Juicy Doz. Prime Quality beef porterhouse roast in. Wing roast in. Deep sirloin roast in. Chuck roast in. Shoulder roast in. Pork loin of pork in. Pork Butts in. Pork sausage in. Fillet of veal in. Shoulder of veal in. Chump roast. In. Rolled roast of veal in. Jellied veal sliced in. 24 it headcheese sliced in. Cooked Ham diced in. Medium old cheese in. Choice Lamb legs in. Loins in. Front quarters. In. Stewing Lamb in Bacon in. Smoked fillets. In. Salmon. Red Spring. In. Roasting chickens and Grapefruit Texas seedless thin skin.4.for 4 for potatoes new season to no. 1 .6 ibs. Cabbage. New. Green. In. Cauliflower White each pineapples fresh cuban Large size potatoes Manitoba White 15 carrots. Now 2 baht head lettuce firm and Crisp each Birds Eye frosted foods Lima Beans packet. Green Beans French style Cash acid carry foods. Peaches Aylmer Choice tin. Ketchup Heinz 8-ox. Bottle 14-ox. 1 7g bottle smoked shoulders pork picnic style apricots Aylmer Choice 17-or. Tin. Soup lib Fay s Tomato or vege table tin. Orange juice Amita t2-eg. Tin. Tomato juice Libby a 14 a of. Tin. 3 tins marmalade Hunter s three fruit 2-lb. Jar 29 Tea hic Cavendish in. Coffee hic Cavendish ib.39 Graham wafers Manning a i la. Pkg. Flour Seal of Quality 7-tb. cheese Kraft 2-lb. Wooden peas 16-or. Tin 12 ;