Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 21, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Cone Winnipeg free press Friday june 21, 1940 Page nine earning the Home usually left Over meat not a problem in this menu by june Horne. In planning sunday dinners we count on hav Pond More for meat on this Day than we do for Omar Day in the week. This is probably a our grandmothers cooked a Large roast to to the family for the rest of the week diminished in appetite Appeal pie Hay come to the the m t accept left we overcome the Lett or. Diem entirely by serv v Aich there will be into the no a meat a left overs Aryain this is about As in extensive As you can find. The kind of in s ground Steak yes. And this is dressed a Jan a up in even the most Katy members of the family wifi accept it a titling dish for sunday Here is the menu. Free press sunday dinner chilled pineapple juice Surprise meat balls Bullca potatoes buttered spinach buttered 3e-.-ts head lettuce salad Rolls Strawberry ice Cream pie the balls Are really stuffed ground meat patties which Are Well browned and then 5et i the out n to bake in a casserole or baking dish. Sckpk1se meat balls 1 Pound ground beef Steak Pound ground pork 1 Teaspoon Salt i. Teaspoon Pepper i clip Cream 2 cups Broad cubes 1 Teaspoon Sage in Teaspoon sail 1.5 Teaspoon Pepper 1 Small Iii ii. Minced 1 Tablespoon Paisley minced 3 melted butter 1 cup Tomato juice method Combine the ground Sage onion. And melted butter place a Tablespoon of stuffing Between 2 meat patties and press into a Ball Brown in hot fat on All sides when the meat balls Are Well browned place them in a baking dish or casserole. Add the Tomato juice to the drippings left in the pan and bring to a boil then pour this Over the meat balls. Cover the baking dish and bake the meat in a moderately slow oven 300 Deg. Of for about 1 hour. The Ideal dressing to serve with head lettuce salad is a French dress ing and Here is a recipe for it. French dressing 4 Tablespoons salad Oil 2 Tablespoons vinegar 2 Teaspoon Salt Teaspoon White Pepper or paprika. Method put the ingredients in a j bottle with a stopper or in a half pint Glass Jar with a screw top and shake thoroughly just before the dressing is to be served. The Strawberry pie is a delicious concoction with strawberries that have been sweetened in the Bottom of a baked pie Shell. Ice Cream is spread Over the berries and in turn this is covered with a Mer Ingue which is lightly browned in the oven then the pie is served immediately before the ice Cream has a Chance to melt. Strawberry ice Cream pie cup sugar 1 Tablespoon Lemon juice 3 cups strawberries 1 baked pie Shell 3 egg Whites 6 Tablespoons sugar 1 pint firm Vanilla ice Cream method add sugar and juice to the strawberries Lemon which the Ideal intestinal lubricant now costs no More than Ordinary Mineral oils 8 of. Size 29c 16 of. 49c 32 of. S3c have been washed and hulled and chill for 1 hour in the refrigerator. Place half the berries in the baked pie Shell. Beat the egg Whites until stiff but not dry add the sugar gradually and beat until the mix Ture stands in peaks. Spread ice Cream Over the berries. Add the remaining berries and top with meringue working quickly and spreading the meringue to the very Edge of the pie so that the ice Cream is completely covered. Place under the broiler flame until lightly browned. Remove from the oven and serve at once. Oxford Grey suit Matching that of the bridegrooms and a Corsage of Talisman roses. The Bride s Mother wore Queen s Blue Alpaca with hat of match no Straw and a Corsage of Talis Man roses. The bridegroom s Mother was in a Navy sheer Redin Gote Over Navy net embroidered in White with Corsage of Talisman roses. V 3 i the Xiv adding was solemnized june 5. In Springfield United j and not much bigger than apricots Church of Johanna Grace Daugh a great Many of the vegetables Ter of or. And mrs. W. Hartenberg. To or. James when the Oxford High school for girls held its graduation exercises Norah Ferguson daughter of mrs. H. G. Ferguson won the scholarships in both 1939 and 1940. She is shown with Mavis Millar daughter of or and mrs. Peter Millar Winner of the scholarship in Grade 10 this year. New fruits and produce flood Market by june Horne it takes just about All one s time these Days to keep up with the new arrivals on the Market at this time of the year. This week s new offerings include those delicious Santa Rosa plums the first of the red cur rants Are showing themselves very sparingly for the first time on the Market this season and i could mention peaches and apricots. The peaches Are. However quite Green week. These Are not plentiful but Are quite Good Quality at from 30c o 35c a Pound. Strawberries Are quite Well ripened a medium size and Are Bright in appearance at 15c a Box. And by the Way i have it on Good authority that the British Columbia Strawberry season is just about finished. Raspberries Are fairly dry and fresh at from 13c to 18c a Box. Santa Rosa plums Are from 16c to 19c a Pound. Currants Are from 15c to i9c a Box. We have been up to now importing from across the line Are coming in Leslie Reid son Oil this Weck from Brit Josh Columbia. Or. And mrs. J. Reid Birds Hill j cauliflower is quite fresh the curds miss May Hartenberg sister Oil Are Clute solid and Are creamy in the Bride played the bridal a head i Piaf i the spinach in the shops this week and Arlene Stewart Sang i love is the curly leaved kind again this you truly. J is Crisp and Green and there is very Given in marriage by her in Lac waste. It is very inexpensive the Bride wore White this time and is from 5c to 7c for d Esprit. The sweetheart neckline 2 pounds. New peas Are from British was accented by Fine pleating. Her Chapel veil Xmas held by Orange blossoms. She carried Johanna Hill roses and lilies of the Valley. The Bride was attended by her sister. Miss Teenie Hartenberg and Meta Reid sister of the bridegroom. Miss Hartenberg wore Pink silk Matching embroidered net with jacket. Miss Reid was gowned in butter cup yellow. Both wore Matching Chapel veils held by Blue Corn Flowers and yellow daisies. They Columbia now. These Are fresh the engagements the engagement is announced of Laurette r., Only daughter of or. R. K. Chalmers and the late mrs. Chalmers of Miniota. To or. John a. Wilson Only son of or. And mrs. John Wilson 195 Braemore Avenue Norwood the wedding to take place june 29. Pods Are Small to medium in size and they Are quite Well filled at from lie to 20c a Pound. Local beets Are Here for the first time this week. The beets Are a medium size the tops in quite Good condition and they Are from 5c to so a Bunch. As Paragus is Green and quite fresh Al j though the Heads Are beginning to show signs o neediness and the stalks Are very Small in diameter. It is from Loc to Loc a Pound. Head lettuce that is on the Market carried Talisman and yellow roses a i is nov is mostly locally grown. The bridegroom was attended by the Cal lettuce is Crisp and fresh his brother or. Ralph Reid. Good Green color. The head the Ushers were messes. Harold Are solid although not quite Bulmer William Andrews. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents after which cucumbers Are not very Well Shap firm As the imported kind. It is from 5c to 3e a head. Some of the the couple left by motor for Niagara reside at North de but they Ai e All quite firm and Well matured for slicing. Field cucumbers Are Crom 8c to Loc pier hat was White Straw trimmed with Queen s Blue net. She wore a Corsage of sweetheart roses and j lilies of the Valley. J mrs. Gerald Snead. As Matron of Honor wore printed crepe Wilh Large White Panama hat. Her Corsage was of Tea roses. Or. Gerald Snead was Best Man. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. 271 Berry Curll Hough wedding event at Whitemouth Whitemouth Man. A morning ceremony june in United Mary a. Eldest daughter of or. And mrs. J. S. Hough of Whitemouth. To or mrs. Pettigrew Gordon o. Curll son of or. Reside in Winnipeg. Mrs. W. O. Curll of Hamiota Man the brides Mother chose Tor the wedding taking place at try i que disc printed crepe with Home of the Bride s parents was Matching Felt hat. She wore Talis performed by the Bride s brother Man roses. Rev. Arthur Hough of red lake.1 Ontario. The Bride wore a Queen s Blue to Morrison Chalmers United Falls. They Transcona. _ mrs. Hartenberg chose Dusky Ros Ojasild Hothouse ones Are from Loc to with hat of same Shade. Each i hat a that roses formed her Corsage. Mrs. Reid i Green peppers Are to take wore Black sheer with piping of White and White hat. Her Corsage was of deep red roses. A Evvah or. And mrs. Arthur Campbell of Teulon. Announce the marriage of their daughter Marjorie Irene to or. Percy Mewha son of or. And mrs. Hugh Mewha. Of los an Geles. Cal. Which took place june 1. The couple Are residing at 422 ferry Road St. James. A drop in Price very shortly for one shop is Selling them this Weck at 20c a Pound while others Are still charging from 60c to g5c a Pound them. Something just has to Hap i pen unless some people insist on saying three times the Price they have to for Green peppers. Tomatoes Are a Good size and they Are firm and Well ripened at from Loc to 15c a Pound. Thi Hothouse variety is from 18c to 25c a Pound. Thompson seedless grapes Are on the Market for the first time thir veil was of Matching tones her Corsage was of roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Clare Hough sister of the Bride As bridesmaid wore a Pink crepe with Blue and a Corsage of Blue and Pink Sweet peas. Following the wedding breakfast the couple left for a Short motor trip to Winnipeg and other Points. Roadway first Baptist Church Broa we As the scene Ridge june 15. Good Shepherd lady helpers Tea saturday event the lady helpers of the Good eve. S. Arnold Westcott. Or. Lee of the mar of Margaret Jeanette Only daughter of or. And mrs. J. W. Macdougall and Leigh ton William Only son of or. And mrs. A. W. Robinson. The ceremony was performed by Shepherd hold their annual Tea at the Home saturday from 3 to 6 . An added attraction to the Sale of needlework by the girls of the Home will be the new Domestic science Kitchen and the dressmaking department of the girls of St. Agnes priory school. Bus service from Forest Avenue and main Street operates to Home. The annual picnic of Aberdeen. Banff and Kincardine Shires association in Khz Don Cin Park. Saturday. 2.30 . Bluebird Schwina club. Friday. 8 . At h. Miller. 25 Sherbrook Homo no mrs. Street. No matter How much you rinse White Wash needs Blue to prevent clothes from turning yellow they will turn yellow with repeated washings unless you remember to add a swish or two of Blue to the last rinse. That s the one Way to keep your White clothes really White. Clothes from turning yellow Western Canada motors Ltd Edmonton Graham ave. Man presided at the Organ and miss Vera lament Sang because during the signing of the Register. The Bride Given in marriage by her father chose beige Georgette with a pressed pleated skirt and full pleated bodice. The Short puff sleeves and Girdle were of tiny a Small wore a pin tucks. Her hat was Blue crepe turban. She Corsage of Talisman roses. The Bride was attended by miss Kae Robinson sister of the Bride ice Blue crepe girdled with a hand braided Belt. Her hat was of White lace Straw with Blue Bow and her Corsage of Pink Brier Cliffy roses. The bridegroom was attended by or. George Gamble. The Ushers were or. Jack tomes and or. Peter Cook. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Or. And mrs. Robinson left by motor for Points West. For travel Ling the Bride donned a Wool travel Ling coat of powder Blue showing touches of Pink and Fuschia and Large Box pockets in reverse plaid mrs. Macdougall chose brocaded triple sheer made entirely of pin tucks. She wore a Corsage of Pink Rathe Mother of the bridegroom wore a. Triple sheer jacket frock which shaded from mauve to deep purple. Her hat was a Broad brim med Model of deep purple. She wore Larkspur and roses. The wedding of Doris Harriet eldest daughter of or. And mrs. V David Killarney to or. Norman Jenkins Southern son of or. And mrs. J. J. Southern of port Arthur ont took place in ersome United Church june 6. Rev. A. A Boone performed the ceremony. Miss n. Bate played the wedding March the Bride Given in marriage by her father wore White silk net and Klencon lace the Coronet of pearls Ell caught by a she carried red Briercliffe roses and lilies of the v3she was attended by her sister. Eileen in Pale Pink sheer with jacket and Chapel veil. She car ried sweetheart roses. The Bride Groom s brother Harvey attended a reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents following which or. And mrs. Southern left for the honeymoon trip. For travel Ling the Bride wore a Navy and White dress with coat length jacket. The Young couple will reside at Kenora. O the marriage of Edith orly daughter of or. And mrs. A. E. Bradley to or. Alexander Mcarthur Pettite w. Took place june 8, at Parkview United Church St. James. Rev a. M. J. Gray officiating. The Bride Given in marriage by Ner father wore Queen s Blue sheer with flared skirt. The bodice Fea the Bride of or. William j. Atkinson second son of or. And mrs. Atkinson formerly of Dinsmore sask., now of Louis Creek . The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. Duncan Wilkie. The Bride was attended by miss Gertrude Mcconkey and the Bride room by his brother or. George Atkinson of Dinsmore sask. The choir was in attendance and or. Melvin Yeo was at the Organ. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore White Georgette Over Matching taffeta with Sweet heart neckline and puffed sleeves. The full skirt had a circular insertion of imported lace. The starched Laco Halo was accented with lilies of the Valley and Finger tip length veil. The bouquet was lilies of the Valley and Briercliffe roses. The bridesmaid wore Naples Blue taffeta on victorian lines with hooped skirt and pointed Basque Waistline. Her Chapel veil was held with Pink Rose buds and she carried Pink and White Flowers. The Ushers were messes. William Morrison and m. Metcalfe. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents 653 Clifton Street. Or. And mrs. Atkinson left for a motor trip South. They will reside at Ste. 7 Evanson apartments Winnipeg. For travelling the Bride chose an o clock until six. Care of your children sleep while this column is primarily devoted to child welfare our subject today is adult sleep ing habits. In t straying As far afield As May seem at first thought for bad sleeping habits make bad parents or at least irritable parents. So their sleeping habits have a Good Deal to do with the child s welfare. With adults the biggest problem seems to be f think the biggest cause of insomnia is worrying about i place the word in quotation Marks be cause we Are talking about some thing that in t True insomnia is not common. Every doctor knows the deter mined insomniac Well. And. Ill fact. I think a Good Many families have one around. This person usually a woman but sometimes a Man. Has a regular breakfast topic i did t sleep a Wink All night f heard the clock strike every hour from one boy tells girl How to get a Date by George Antheil. When a girl complains there Are no boys on her horizon i always wonder just what she does to scare them away. Because where charming girl is there is bound to be boy. That is the Way of it girls. Boys Are just As anxious to meet you As you Are to meet them. Just write that Down in your Little notebook. If no boy comes around your door it is because no boy knows you Are hiding out there or from experience the boys know that it would t be much fun to be with you. If you want boy friends just be available where there Are boys. Where is that that in t the right question because that shows your state of mind. Boys Are every where where girls Are when those girls Are in the open. Of course boys Don t Hunt for girls in private Homes when the door is shut against them. A girl asks the old question where can she find boys from her letter you would draw the conclusion she stays at Home All the time. She won t find any boys there lurking under the furniture. Here is her letter dear or. Antheil How does a girl go about meeting boys have parties maybe so. But take my Case for example. I live with my grandparents and they treat me As though i were their own. But our House is not Large enough to enter Tain in fact we have just four rooms. Our household furnishings Are old fashioned and i am not tured shirring from the High Waist ashamed of them but i just Don t s line to the neck and on the sleeves have enough space to entertain. I Don t live near any Young people and i never have a Chance to meet any boys. Of course i realize i still have plenty of time to go out but i would like to go to the movies once in a while As other girls do. I m not pretty but some say i am attractive. I weigh 12g, am 5 feet 3 inches and have Light Brown hair and Grey eyes. I can dance and i like to have a Good time. 1 am 18. So or. Antheil won t you help me and maybe a Hundred other girls who Are in my position by giving a few suggestions As to How go about meeting Reader. You Are a Lazy girl Aren t Youyou just Aren t resourceful and certainly Don t get around much or you would meet boys. What do you i do stay Home and read and wish for a boy Friend Don t you Ever go to parties at the Home of friends or join other Young people skating swimming going to picnics and so Forth j maybe if you would act your age i and circulate around Young people j you might not scare off the Young boys and get one to Date Vou. J this feature appears in the j free press mondays wednes Day and fridays i have had persons Tell me this every Day for years. Yet they were healthy Active people. I remember one woman who continually talked about her Lack of sleep f knew it Vas All in her own mind so one Day t informed her that she was so healthy she did t need As much sleep As others. That was Why she did t sleep All night like other per sons. That cured her. As i expected it would. She just wanted to be talking about herself and when i gave her this theme to talk about she went around telling everyone Tiow healthy she was and How Little sleep she needed. As a matter fact i think most adults sleep too much anyway and so even though you do lose a night or two of sleep it won t do you much harm. There is nothing wrong with you if you Don t sleep As much is you think you should. Probably if you d quit worrying about it you would sleep More. F have found that telling most a tints these simple facts is usually enough to effect a cure unless they arc More advanced cases than the woman referred to above who had to have Lack of sleep As a subject Cor conversation. As i have said myself in these columns sleep is very important in childhood. It is drilled into Chil Dren that they must get plenty of sleep that sleep is essential to them if they Are to grow big and Strong often think that this lesson is drilled into our minds so completely As children that we carry the same sense of its importance into our adulthood and unnecessarily. The reason sleep is so important to Chil Dren is that they grow in their sleep. Once this period of growth is completed then sleep is not so important. Of course adults still need Ade quate rest and sleep especially in these strenuous modern Days when we Burn up so much nervous Energy. But there is no minimum tha we must get in hours i mean. Al we need to do is get enough so tha we Are refreshed and rested next Day. Different people will require different periods. Some people need eight hours a night some need less the persons who come to me say ing that they Only sleep six hours a night Don t worry me As much As those who find that they must sleep ten hours to feel right. Gee kids Aren 79 w _ children s clothes Cool clothes of summer Comfort girls dresses Cotton prints Organ Dies Etc. Up boys Wash suits boys and girls play suits up children s Sun suits 69c up Spring Coats boys and girls sizes 2 to 12 collectively. 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