Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday june is 1940 Page nine matters concerning the Home i nary in in Little Surprise adds zest to simple meal by june Horne. A Phebe is hardly anyone who does t enjoy an element of 1. In their meals occasionally. I guess it s just nature to become rather tired of the same things served in same ways week in and week out. However it is often for the housewife to know just where to begin to attain thai Surprise element even if she knows that the meals in serving her family have taken on a monotonous s of or tone or some thin cooked simply by frying them. There is really Only one to Cook ily and trial is by find done by first cure fully Browning the chop on both sides the main i in lot file Ellen a Little liquid thicken it should be enough to stuff 6 chops. Pork chops hat Are done with scalloped potatoes Are Good and the potatoes Are exceptionally Nice when Flavoured with the drippings from the chops. Here is a dish like this that is made into an almost Complete meal with the addition of Corn. I m sure you la like it. Tiree in one casserole 1 no. 2 can Corn 6 cups potatoes peeled and sliced 1 onion sliced thin 4 Tablespoons flour 2 Tablespoons butter 2 tons Pons Salt Pepper 8 thick pork chops method place a layer of potatoes in the Bottom of a greased baking dish. Sprinkle with flour Salt and Popper and Dot with Butler. Place several slices of onion on this then a Layor of Corn. Add More potatoes j to the. Pan. Covering the Van cooking Over Low heat until to lapse chops Are clone. Sis stews i depends in the thickness again. Chops. Chops from i to an it hint to at and the Confidence in British future voiced at Hadassah meet we Are entering a new phase of the War but with realization and an unbroken spirit. Great Britain stands alone Between the Way of life As we know and oblivion. The sooner every Man. Woman and child faces up to it the better. There is a Job to be done and we can do so said prof r. O. Mcfarland monday at the Royal Alexandra hotel in addressing several Hundred members of Winnipeg Hadassah at the annual meeting. Reviewing the developments of the last few weeks the speaker pointed out that there is a surge of changing feeling in the United states. They realize this is not an other imperialistic conflict but a world fighting for its life. Russia s Hope for a Long War and weakened value of Salvage stressed As groups seek War Aid that contents of a lowly wastepaper Basket can be turned into use for the nation was stressed at an informal meet no monday afternoon at 460 main Street. Representatives the Central Volunteer Bureau the Young men s Section of the Board of Trade Council of social agencies Manitoba Veteran s Salvage corps and others interested in the Community gathered to discuss the possibility of forming an organization to work behind the Salvage corps in soliciting waste material to transform into Money to help Canada s great War Effort. And other ingredients As suggested. Pour liquid from the Corn Over the top. Brown the chops in melted the tune required rat alld Lay Over the potato. L i Corn mixture. Cover the dish and Inch in i of consider i a n be done 1 have in mind is i a Many can b have to be thoroughly bring out their delicious any number of Clif dry cleaning posse 238 Lilac Street the Ideal intestinal lubricant 8 or. Sire 29c 16 or. 49c 32 or. S3c new fur Coats of distinction made to order 1 our Camins a. Rudolph designer furrier inc. _ i Henrt a. I l thickness will require from 1.5 minutes to 1 hour. The chops will be thoroughly cooked in this time and of course you know that All pork cuts cooked to flavor i the i feint ways in which the flavor of i braised pork chops can be varied. The simplest of these is to vary the liquid that you add to the pan after tie chops Are browned. Any of the fruit juices May be used Tomato Plain or Well seasoned. And milk or Cream May also be used to advantage. Then if you buy pork chops of double thickness and have them Slit there arc any number of ways the flavor of these May be varied by the use of different kinds of j stuffings. One thing to. Remember i when having the. Chops Slit is that i if they Are Cut into the chop from i the Side next to the Bone the Merrt Brane on that Ide of the chop con i tracts on heating arid this makes if i unnecessary to skewer the edges of the Choos Viogt ther in order to hold in the dressing while the chops Aro cooking. Use your favorite bread dressing i for stuffing these chops and for j variety you can occasionally add a jew finely chopped apples or a Tew chopped prunes if you happen to have these on hand. The Combina Tion of apples and pork is a Well known favorite and you find Elhat the prunes will provide an j unusual flavor that you will like. Another dressing that is easily i made is one made with Cream style Icorn. You simply empty the Corn our of the can and add enough bread crumbs to make the dressing of the Rooper Stdio Rorn Vilh the Crumb nations is being pushed aside in an unbelievably speedy procession of defeats and she May yet put her weight on the other Side in spite of her pact with Germany. Over 200 children have been sent to Palestine by Winnipeg chapters at a Cost of according to mrs. Frank Buchwald. President. In addition an ambulance has been Given by Canadian Hadassah to the red Lar with the men. The spicy and another Given for service in Palestine to which local Cap Ici of contributed s3.000. She re viewed the work of Winnipeg and of Canadian Hadassah and asked Complete co operation with Bri Tain and prayers for her Success and for a National Home Lor the jewish people. Jakc in a moderate oven de. Of for about 1 i hours. If there is not enough liquid in the can of Corn you might add milk or Cream in its place. Pork chops that arc braised with Barbecue sauce Are always popu flavor appeals to barbecued pork chops 1 Tablespoon butter 1 onion finely chopped 2 Tablespoons vinegar 2 Tablespoons Brown sugar 4 Tablespoons Lemon juice 1 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 cup Catsup 1-j cup water g thick pork chops method Brown the onion in the melted butter then add the Vine Gar Brown sugar Lemon juice. Worcestershire sauce Catsup and water. Brown the pork chops in melted fat and then pour the Barbecue sauce Over them. Cover the dish and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. for about 1 hour. Serve with sauce poured Over them. Is. Andrew s Guild plans Strawberry Tea mrs. J. Rumberg Secretary out lined the activities of the year. A self denial Tea. Lectures a Bazaar hanukah Lea. Give or get recep Tion and theatre night were held. Help was Given to the red Cross Campaign financially and with workers. Mrs. A. E. Cantor Secre tary of red crass work reported fi72 Hospital supplies made and 253 knitted articles. Work will con mks. I. 31. Rosen j. M. Bernstein contacts mrs. Spivak. The advisory Board is As follows mrs. S. Gandler mrs. S. Silver mrs. H. Winston. Mrs. D. Slater mrs. S. Granovsky mrs. M. Cohen mrs. M. H. Abromovich Gordon. Mrs. B. Freed. Mrs. Mrs. Snider. Mrs. J. Manisher mrs. R Steiman mrs. B. Gutman mrs. Levin. Mrs. L. Phomin. Mrs. Moss. Mrs. D. J. Spigelman. Mrs h. Ginsberg. Mrs. A. E. Freeman mrs. S. Posner. Mrs. J. Groll mrs h. Braman. Mrs. H. Kasey mrs Tine during the summer. One Rie Wip. Sector. Mrs. M. Nitikman mrs chanter. Aliya. Has been organized. J. Portnuff mrs. N. Lipson mrs announcement was made by mrs. .7. M. Bernstein former president the Golden c. Gervich. Mrs. R. Marantz mrs d. P. Gotlieb. Mrs. S. Abrams mrs h. Greenstone. Mrs. J. Leonor. Mrs. J. Katz. Mrs. M. Pollock mrs Dove Rose sheer with Navy. Her accessories were Narcissi and sweetheart roses. The couple were attended by miss Bessie Monk sister of the Bride and Vir. Bill Oaken of Ninette. A reception was held at the horns of the Bride s parents and later the couple left by motor for the North Ern states. For travelling the Bride re a Blue heaven crepe Navy. They will reside in Ninette Man. Realized by the bottles rags string mrs. Gordon. Konantz was chair Lan. In every House it was pointed out there is something of value not Householder paper paper boxes Wool scrap Metal and even Bones. It was Felt that this patriotic venture would meet with response especially from women who Are anxious to find enough work to do. It was decided to form a temporary committee representing two or three members from service clubs and the Board of Trade who would meet at a later Date. A Strawberry Tea will be held Byj As the members of St. Andrew s Sturgeon Creek at the Home of chosen president and past Sidney Grimble. 1g7 Oak Dean Boule i Dunn a Vard. Wednesday from 2.30 to 6.30 Mak . The Tea room will be con of an inscription Book of service at Jerusalem. Honor of mrs. Buchwald. Wiio Hadu. Marcovitch. Mrs. I. Brown mrs. Give a splendid service to freed. Mrs. W. Goldberg and Hac Lassah Council during her term j mrs. D. Sector. A report of the work of Junior Hadassah. Prepared by miss Claire Eslon was read by mrs. Slusky. Quiet wedding at Chalmers is of interest wedding took place Jchalmers United Church june 15. Of Isabel Lilian youngest daughter mrs. Niven and the late or. Robert Niven. To or. Harold James Martin son of col. And mrs. H. J. Martin. Rev. G. D. Wilkie officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her brother r. Gardiner Niven. Wore Queen s Blue crepe with Matching hat. Her Corsage was of orchids and lilies of the Valley. A reception was held at 1043 Dundas Street. The quiet wedding was solemnized june 3. Of Ada Bernice cart Wright to or. Lome Robert her Miston. Rev. H. B. Duckworth officiating at his residence. The Bride was in powder Blue sheer with White picture hat and wore a Cor Sage of sweetheart roses and Lilie the Valley. A reception was held at the Home of the bridegroom s parents where a Buffet supper was served. Or. And mrs. Hermiston will make their Home in Winnipeg. V benjamins the marriage of Margaret Macy Baker youngest daughter of and mrs h. W. Scarrow. Of Ninette. Man., and or. Edward Benjamin Benjaminson eldest son of or. And mrs. S. Benjaminson. Of St. Charles. Man., took place june 10 in Chal mers United Church by Rev. D. Wilkie. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore a Queen s Blue Ripple crepe dress with flared skirt and quilted jacket. Her hat was a beige picture Model and her Corsage was of roses and lilies of the Valley. A wedding dinner was held in the lounge room at Moore s and in the afternoon mrs. Benjaminson held a reception at her Home in St. Charles. Or and mrs. Benjaminson left by motor for the East. Mrs. Scarrow. The Bride s Mother chose a Blue triple sheer ensemble and Grey hat. Her Corsage was of Talisman roses. Mrs. Benjaminson Groom s Mother wore the Bride Navy Blue Shell crepe frock and White hit. Briercliffe roses formed her Corsage. The quiet wedding took place in Christ Church be Mont Man., on wednesday june 5, at 3 ., Ellen Irene younger daughter of or. And mrs. Thomas e. Monk of Margaret Man., to or. Clifford Addison Way eldest son of or. And mrs. W. Way. Of Ninette Man. Rev. A. E. Syms officiated. The Bride wore an ensemble of miss Jean Wilson invites you to Call this week. To Call at Eaton s toiletries counter and ask for her personally. You la have an interesting talk for miss Wilson is an authority on the fascinating subject of How to have prettier she represents the famous Ogilvie Sisters and she s ready to suggest remedies for dry Brittle Dull hair oiliness Dandruff thinning hair. Her advice is without charge of course and you won t need to spend Large sums in order to carry out that advice. Ogilvie Sisters preparations Are moderately priced ask about the fifth Avenue kit of 4 preparations specially suited to your hair at si.50. Miss Wilson will be Here this week Only. Drug Section main floor Donald of. Eaton is vivacious Toronto University Sopho Vitore Elaine Gandy says. Vented by mrs. Lionel Wood assisted by mrs. S. Rumsey. Mrs. T. R. Ben Nett. Mrs. W. Pratt. Mrs. G. Bed Dows in charge of Home cooking and needlework. Mrs. A. Mills. Mrs. H. Bonner. Mrs. D. R. Allan exchequer. Mrs. M. Mcgregor. The guests be received by mrs. S. Grimble. I. M. Rosen was unanimous Percsi Wilder mrs. Mrs. M. H. Halparin. Bernstein. Mrs. D. P. War widows mrs. J. Gotlieb. Mrs. M. Spivak mrs. Max Heppner. Mrs. F. Buchwald first vice president. Mrs. L. Slusky Sec in Ond vice president. Mrs. P. Sheps jtic111c third in vice president. T n Tea was served meeting. Following the mrs. L. G. Guaranteed crop Pignole . Of first English lutheran Church. Maryland Street and Ellice Avenue will hold a Lea. Wednesday at the Home of mrs. M. Conger. Majestic hotel. To celebrate the birthday of lutheran missions in India. Tea will be served from 3 to c . Weston Circle . Fi2. Wednesday. 2 . It Home of w. Toland 2247 Gallagher Avenue. Ladies auxiliary. Fort Ronee Branch. Canadian legion. 3.e.s.l. Tuesday. R . In banquet room of. Legion Hall. 426 Osborne . Chalmers United Rhineh. Straw Berry . Wednesday. 8.15 . In Chi h basement programme arranged. Easier Lodge. 241. Ladies auxiliary to brotherhood of Railroad trainmen Spe Cial meeting. Thursday. . In travellers Hall. Mistress Mary Hussack. Second vice cram pics diet. To attend. Bernstein fourth vice president. Mrs. H. Gorman corresponding Secretary. Mrs. H. Schuman re cording Secretary mrs. J. Rum Berg treasurer mrs. Sara Abrams educational chairmen. Mrs. Slusky. Mrs. Bergman publicity. Mrs. H. Gorman membership. Mrs. H. Grower National fund. Mrs. J. Mcvene finance mrs. P. Jacobson souvenir programme. Mrs. I. Mooney registration of advertise ments. Mrs. M. C. Rusen distribution. Mrs. D. Conn mrs. J. Lentz give or get. Mrs. A. Bernstein arrangements. Mrs. S. H. Churchill youth Aliyah. Mrs. H. Sokolov red Cross. J. Nozick Telephone mrs. S. Stein dramatics. Mrs. A. E. Cantor. Mrs. Mrs. S. Of River to buy blankets members of the War widows and widowed mothers association who annually have one Outing and who during the year look Forward to their Day at the Lake for the Jaunt is to Lake this year do without their picnic. Instead they have used the funds for the Purchase of eight new. White pure Wool blankets to be used for the sick and wounded soldiers of the Empire. To these women of All others the meaning of sacrifice is potent the loneliness and suffer ing of War has left its imprint on if oct 1ttot a Orliw look it s easy when you use this face powder you choose by the color of your eyes them but they Are ready to mrs. L. S. Hershfield archivist Forset in the need of Britain. Mrs. F Buchwald social. Mrs ,1.1 an unanimous vote was the Slobinsky Flower cards. Mrs. H. J. Response to a suggestion from a Choslovsky adviser to juniors i s. Marvel wave shop 309 , Cor. Portage. Pm. 88 079 never re sum comforts you v Poi incs l. Cooler any you have Ever had my absolutely your Waves arc set individually. Accurately and lastingly. Oldest reliable salons electric water Heaters Are cleaner cheaper monthly current extra enquire about Hydro s rental plan. Elf t Ric ajl Call at c by Elizabeth Thompson canadians of foreign descent Are bound to be affected by wart Ime prejudices and the girl who wrote this letter might As Well face the fact that a boy whose parents were German will be under suspicion. She dear mrs. Thompson i am a girl of 20, living at Home but earning my own living. Last summer i met a boy who was work ing in our town. We became Friendly and after we had gone together about a month he told me he loved me. I laughed at him and said he did t know me Well enough to say that but As time went on i knew he was deeply in love with me. Don t you think mrs. Thompson. That a girl can Tell when a Man loves her see it in his very eyes and be got to a no this time i m through experimenting i want a dependable Washer we re going to visit Mclean s new store Why ail my friends recommend the it carries guarantees up to 4 years and will last a lifetime. Swell at Mclean s no finance company enters the transaction yes we can pay As Low As 75c a week. Your old Washer radio piano or any musical instrument accepted As first payment. 8, co Ltd open All Day wednesdays closed saturday 1 . Portage at Hargrave phone 21 861 Jyh Mclean i parents b were aliens boy suffers actions he left Here in the fall and wanted to give me a ring by i said it was too soon As we migh change our minds when we got away from each other. I still was sure that i loved him. He agreed that i was right but said he would never change. Anyhow we could t marry for a Long time and i Don t believe in Long engagements. This boy has a car. And he often came to see me after he went away then my father turned against him and forbade him to come to the House again. However he still came Back occasionally and we met at a Friend s House and we wrote regularly. I determined my dad was t going to come Between us Alto Geller. The Only reason i can see Why my dad objects to this boy is that his parents were German though he was born in Canada and hates Hitler just As much As we do. He has his name in to join the air Force when he told Rne his nationality he said he was t ashamed of it. As after All there Are just As Good German people As others. Do you think i keep on wit i my Friendship or think of marriage do you think nationality Means so much when love comes to two people this boy s father is dead and his Mother lives with another brother. I understand she does t speak Good English. Would people talk if i married him he always has work but moves around a lot. I would insist that he Settle Down before we got married. He said he would but do you think he can he is 24 years old and has a very Nice disposition. Irene. Weren t sure of your love before your father put his foot Down and it May be partly this opposition which makes you think you Are in love now. Don commit yourself or make any Defi Nite plans for a while. It is prob Able your sweetheart is a Good Canadian but lots of people will never believe it. And there would undoubtedly be talk and snubs if you married him. However he is a British subject and if he behaves like a Loyal citizen he is entitled to the Benefit of the doubt. You have every right to continue your Friend ship with him. And give him a Chance to prove that he is Good husband material. It is your father s privilege and duty to advise you but he has no control Over you. Tills column appears in the free press tuesday thursday and saturday. Member that blankets replace the picnic and this year the association ends its season with a quiet meet ing. No Outing at Lakeside or Park. 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