Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 26, 1940, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday june.-26, 1940 Page nine matters concerning the Home wife of new . Minister admires Canadian women for welcoming refugees Ottawa june 26. At ease in her new Canadian Home mrs. Jay Pierrepont Moffat wife of the United state minister to Canada applauded today the response of Canadian women to the plan to evacuate British and refugee children to this Dominion. Hair revelled it the manner in vhf Iii do curled to come children Man their incl said. I think it is splendid Ca and it is certainly in a cat Tor the Uci to be much mrs. Took a keen interest All been born in different said mrs. Moffat. She said she is interested in painting with oils and has done interiors of most of her Homes in 13 years As a Diplomat s wife. In red activities in Washington. Where her husband worked in the Sta e department before com ing Here recently. She intends 1o join Canadian women in similar crr Deavor. Believe in a National Ion whose one is to buffering for i m organi fhe said. Seen most of world of to Mph c. Grev.-. United ambassador to Japan. She is i member of one of the fore american diplomatic families to find Ottawa shelter Yngul the world As Hus barrel on dip have i tight til hostess of the legation was born in he lived abroad most of years and when just married or. Moffat. A Lyman. He took her Back then to Australia and mrs. Robert English i bit Lin. I married to a Mern of staff Here. The i jct. Born in Vienna also is i to a Diplomat whose Post Santiago. Chile. We each children and they have dresses Plain one piece Standard service cleaners 9 dyers launderers barrister s son from Winnipeg weds at Baldur marriage of Catherine Al Elizabeth youngest daughter of or. Alexander Scott Fow Ler and or. Charles William fill-1 More Only son of or. W. P. Fill More k.c., and mrs. Fillmore took place june 22 at the Baldur United Church. Rev. F. J. Palmer officiated. Or. Ami Sveinsson presided at the Organ. The Chancel of the Church was decorated with ferns and spiraea. Tile Bride. In marriage by her father chose an imported of White Ninon and embroidered pique. The full skirt slightly longer in the Back fell from a fitted bodice. An inset Girdle and Bolero were of embroidered pique and were matched by a Crow less Dolly Varden Bonnet. She carried White daisies interspersed with Larkspur. The Bride and Bride Groom were unattended. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s father. Later or. And mrs. Fillmore left by motor on a Short honeymoon. The Bride s travelling a silk print in tones of Brown and Green. This was topped by a fitted coat of beige Wool and she wore an off the face beige hat of Felt. Mrs. Fillmore Mother of the bridegroom chose a Navy sheer costume with full length coat. Her Corsage was of Pink Briercliffe roses and Sweet peas. Mrs. F. J. C. Cox great aunt of the bridegroom wore in ensemble of Black White printed silk and a Black hat. To the Home of or. And mrs. I. A. A Kohnen Hartford Avenue was the scene of the wedding. June 15, of their eldest daughter Marie Maude to or. Ronald Paul Green away. . R.c.n.v.r., son of or. And mrs. E. Greenaway of Winni Peg. Rev. W. Conly officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore Queen s Blue with White. Her Corsage was Talisman roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Lima Finch who attended the Bride wore Dove Rose with and Corsage of sweetheart children of Many noted residents of England Are to come to Canada for the duration of the War tinder a plan whereby the parents will pay for the transportation and keep of the youngsters. Among the children to find shelter in Canada will be Tommy sop with. Six year old son of t. O. M. Sopwith. Famous British yachts Man. Tommy pictured above with mrs. Sopwith is to arrive in Ottawa soon. The bridegroom was attended by or. I. E. Greenaway. Mrs. Kohnen chose Black and site sheer with touches of Cherry j red and a Corsage of Johanna Hill roses. The Mother of the bridegroom w Ore Orchid sheer and a Corsage of sweetheart roses. Valuable o u p o value soy 25e an 8x10 portrait of yourself limit in each Phon flip a. Tilis cd. Pho person studio for her is Rood until 36042 lyceum photo studio 290 Portage Sinic salad variety lends Charm to meals by june Horne. Early summer salads that go hand in hand with the meat course too often become a constant repetition of the same ingredients served in the same manner. I know this for a fact because i have gone into friends Homes Over a period of years and the salads have never varied. The Only thing that brings about a change even in the serving of these is when the family salad bowl is broken and it has to be 1 placed. This is indeed a very lamentable state of affairs but one that in t necessarily hopeless. If you Are wont to use lettuce continually try substituting cabbage Cress or even spinach for a change. Then not Long ago i pointed out to you that you could change the whole atmosphere of your salads by changing the dressing occasionally. However even without these renovations it s amazing what you can do by simply preparing your salad ingredients in a different is instead of serving your lettuce in chunks shred it or serve it in wedges or slices. Then too Dice your cucumbers instead of slicing them and the same with tomatoes or any thing else you like to use in salads. Here is an Early summer salad that i am sure you will like and there is a Brand new dressing that goes with it be sure that All ingredients Are icy cold before you Start. Early summer salad 1 head lettuce 1 Bunch Green onions 1 Bunch radishes sliced 3 stalks celery 1 Cucumber 1 Tomato mousse line dressing method Cut in Small slices the Green onions radishes celery and Cucumber. Combine and mix thoroughly with enough of the dressing to moisten Well. Cut the lettuce in slices and arrange in the Bottom of a Large salad bowl. Arrange the first mixture on the lettuce and add the tomatoes which have been Cut in Over All pour the remainder of the dressing. Mousse line dressing 1 Teaspoon Salt 2 Tablespoons sugar cup Tomato Catsup 2 Tablespoons salad Oil i iyar l there s fun galore Fop Young and old at Devil s Gap to Square Miles of picturesque Island Lake playground. Facilities Are available for golfing swim Ming fishing Tennis and Many other summer sports or if you wish just relax and rest midst quiet surroundings in this Paradise vacationland. Cool comfortable bungalows with every modern convenience. Special summer train service of pc Nora. Two regular trains daily. 10.15 . And 6.45 . Additional Lake of the Woods flyers fridays at 5.00 . And saturdays at 2.00 . Westbound trains leave Kenora at convenient times daily. Parlor car on All Lake of the Woods smooth Dustless. Rock ballasted track Low rail fares in effect. Complete information from Cibij ticket office phone 003211-2-3, or depot ticket office plume 903216-7. Rates in bungalows american plan meals included one week or longer per Day per Day single. Double 2 persons children 10 years or under half rate. Ask about special. One Day bargain trips to Kenora 1 Tablespoon vinegar 1 cup sour Cream method mix the Salt and sugar together and add the vinegar and Oil slowly. Beat in the Catsup and finally add the Cream beating it in gradually. The next is known As Samson salad probably because of the mix Ture of onions and radishes in it Samson salad 1 head lettuce 1 cup finely diced celery 3 grated carrots 2 cup chopped Green onions 2 tomatoes diced 1 cup shredded or grated radishes 4 Tablespoons French dressing 4 Tablespoons Mayonnaise method mix together All the vegetables except the lettuce and Sprinkle Over these the French dressing and let them stand in the refrigerator for a while. Shred the lettuce and on a bed of this arrange a Mound of the mixed vegetables which have been stand ing in the French dressing. Serve the salad with Mayonnaise. French dressing Teaspoon Salt dash paprika Teaspoon sugar 3 Tablespoons salad Oil 1 Tablespoon Lemon juice or vinegar method put All ingredients into a bottle and shake Well before using. Here is a salad that Many people should find completely there is spinach used in it. Fresh spinach and radish salad 1 Pound fresh spinach 1 Bunch radishes 1 Small head lettuce Honey and Lemon dressing method Wash the vegetables thoroughly. Shred the spinach with scissors and grate the radishes on a coarse Grater. Toss the spinach radishes and dressing together. Serve in lettuce cups. Additional dressing or Mayonnaise May be passed if desired. Honey Lemon dressing it cup Honey cup Lemon juice dash of Salt method mix All the ingredients thoroughly and use on salad greens. Now there is just space left to give you another spinach salad that i think you will like. Spinach salad 2 cups chopped fresh spinach it cup chopped onion 1 cup diced Tomato 2 hard cooked eggs cup Mayonnaise mix the chopped spinach onion Tomato and eggs All together add the Mayonnaise mix ing lightly with a Fork. Thompson Bie wedding vows made saturday a ceremony in St Paul s manse june 22, United in marriage Dorothy Pauline youngest daughter of or. And mrs John j. Bie to or. Charles Walter Thompson eldest son of or. And mrs. Walter Thompson. Rev. P. To Pilkey officiated. Miss Helen Bie attended her Sis Ter. Or. Fred Thompson was his brother s Best Man. Given in marriage by her father the Bride wore a Dove Rose crepe Alpaca frock with gored skirt and sweetheart neckline and quilted Bolero jacket. She wore a Matching turban hat. And american Beauty roses and Blue Larkspur formed her Corsage. The bridesmaid wore a full skirted frock of Regina Blue Novelty crepe with High neckline. Her Breton Sailor hat was of Matching Straw. Her Corsage was of Ameri can Beauty roses and White Lark Spur. The reception was held at Moore s. Later or. And mrs. Thompson motored to Minneapolis. Going away the Bride wore a beige skirt with a rust and beige polka Dot bodice. She wore a swag Ger coat of nubby Wool and a beige turban. Mrs. Bie chose Dusky Rose crepe patterned with Blue Flowers Square neckline and flared skirt. She wore a Navy Blue Breton Sailor hat. Butterfly roses formed her Corsage. The bridegroom s Mother wore a printed silk frock on an Apple Green Back ground. Her hat was of Green Straw and her Corsage was of Talisman roses. Or. And mrs. Arthur Hopkins of Champion. Alberta announce the marriage of their youngest Daugh Ter Letha Mae to or. William Daniel Smith second son of or. And mrs. George Smith 39 Hart Avenue. The wedding took place quietly in Calgary june 18, with Rev. Or. W. G. Wilson of Calgary officiating. Miss Donna Goldstein president of Winnipeg Junior Hadassah is chairman of the com Mittee arranging an Outing to be held wednesday at 8.30 . At the Home of or. B. M. Cohen 243 Scotia Street in Aid of the red Cross. Better movies for children. To be sought by legislation definite Steps to secure legislation compelling neighbor Hood motion picture theatres to show pictures suitable for children at saturday matinees were decided upon by the better movies committee of Winnipeg Friday at a luncheon meeting in Grace Church. The meeting attended by representatives of approximately 20 organizations and with Rev. W. E. Donnelly in the chair passed a Resolution that Steps be taken to secure the necessary legis lation to control saturday noon programmes. As a Means of building up Public support for legislation a petition is now in circulation in Norwood distributed through the churches the women s institutes and the school Board. Many Calls Are made upon the better movie members it was re for advice on what pictures Are suitable for children s parties and also for Good adult entertain ment. Attending the meeting were from. Various churches and schools the school Board the ., the Canadian club the local Council of women the juvenile Educa Tion association Home and Schmo. Clubs the boys Hostel boy scouts the religious education Council the youth Council the children s Home St. John s College quota club and from private schools. Selkirk Starts Campaign for bomber fund monday wedding at sol Girth holds interest sol Girth Man. Sol Girth United Church was the scene a pretty wedding june 24, when Wilma Josephine daughter of or. And mrs. Arnott Chapman was United in marriage to Murray Gilbert eldest son of or. And mrs. George e. Simmie of Winnipeg. Rev. J. A. Stephens of Birtle officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her father chose Dusky Pink sheer and a White picture hat. She carried sweetheart roses. The Bride was attended by her two Sisters. Irene As maid of Honor wore sky Blue boucle crepe and carried Rose Delphinium and car nations. Joyce chose a similar dress in Blue with Rose and carried Pink snapdragons and daisies. Or. Art Symes and or. Jack Dawson of Winnipeg attended the Bride Groom. The reception was held by sols Girth Community. The Bride s Mother was gowned in Queen s Blue with Matching hat. Her Corsage was of Pink Carna Tion and Fern. The bridegroom s Mother chose a Blue sheer ensemble with White. Her Corsage was of Johanna Hill roses. After a honeymoon spent at Winnipeg Beach or and mrs. Simmie will reside in Winnipeg. Time marriage of Florence vice tory youngest daughter of or. And mrs. A. Exchange to or. Orville Wallace son of or. And mrs. A. Mclennan took place june 15, at St. Cuthbert s Church Rev. B. E. Park officiating. With a definite objective and or. E. G. Bland played the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. Given in marriage by her father the Bride wore powder Blue triple sheer with Corsage of Talisman roses. The Bride was attended by her sister Mary in Lilac printed sheer. She wore a Corsage of Token roses. Or. Neil Mclennan brother of the Bridegum was Best Man. During the signing of the Regis Ter Rev. R. E. Parks presented the Bride and bridegroom with a Bible while or. E. G. Bland played o perfect love. The reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents 253 Gordon Avenue. Or. And mrs. Mclennan will reside in Winnipeg. Wedding was solemnized in the Marlborough hotel june 23 of Adele youngest daughter of or. And mrs. M. Daien to or. Maurice Slawsky grandson of mrs. B. Slawsky. Rabbi i. I. Kahanovitch officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her father wore White silk Jersey made on grecian lines with a Hig length veil. Her bouquet was of arum lilies j miss Jennie Daien maid of Honor chose White illusion chif Fon and wore a picture hat of natural i lace Straw. She carried a nosegay of sweetheart roses. The miss Leona Daien wore Pink net with Matching Chapel veil in which was caught a Cluster of Sweet peas. She also carried a nosegay of sweetheart roses. Vern Slawsky and Wardelle Daien were the Flower girls. Or. Max Medvin was Best Man. A reception followed the Cere Mony. The Young couple left to honeymoon in Detroit lakes and on return will reside in the Bur rows court. Mrs. Daien wore a gown of Navy lace and a Corsage of red roses. Mrs. Slawsky the bridegroom s grandmother chose Black crepe with a similar Corsage. For travelling the Bride wore a two piece ensemble comprising a striped skirt of Lime Green and Pink and White crepe top. Her Cor Sage was of Tea roses. Two fold lord Selkirk chapter ., will launch a drive july 5 throughout Selkirk for funds to carry on its War work and to assist in the Purchase of the Bolingbroke bomber which Chapters across Canada have pledged themselves to present shortly to the Dominion govern ment. Mrs. J. O. Mclenegan Regent will supervise the entire Campaign which will continue july 6. Chapter members will offer their services both for the Sac of tags and the House to House canvass. Ancient order of. Foresters Basket Pic Nic at Assiniboine Park. Saturday meet ing at tables 2.30 . Edinburgh Ana Lothian annual at City Park. Saturday. Tea milk and ice Cream supplied. Races for Vounce and old. Ladies auxiliary to army and Kaw veterans whist drive. Thursday 8.30 ., in clubroom. 20d Young Street in Aid of Hospital work. Wartime Nickel club Magazine wrap Pine. Tuesday 8.30 . At Home of mrs. A r. Trayer 17 Ingolf apartments. Bargain prices on dry cleaning suits men s dresses Plain one piece . Of former Zion United Church Basket picnic at summer Home of mrs. H. G. Mcwha the acre 1504 St. Mary s Road. Mrs. C. Mcpherson social convener. Golden West division 471, . Brotherhood of locomotive engineers thurs Day 2 . In Friendship Hall. Here s another bargain cloth Coats Zoric dry cleaned to new Beauty. Fur glazed restoring origin2 Sheen. Placed in a garment bar completely insured and stored in our Moth proof vaults for Only nothing to Pat till Zoub coat is delivered phone 86311 Doggone a they re Good puppies big dogs All Breeds of dogs go for pm foods in a big Way. The combination of meat and wheat and other Ingr extents make them the Ideal dog diet. They provide stamina building Energy giving nourishment in Crisp baked biscuit foods to keep Teeth and digestion in condition. Vitamin Rich fresh from the ovens daily. Ask for pm Puppy midgets or Standard dog biscuits at your grocer or pet shop. column care of your children summer care just about the most dangerous illness your baby can develop at this time is summer diarrhoea. Not the Type caused by overfeeding to which i referred yesterday but the kind that is caused by some infection. The medical profession usually refers to it As acute intestinal intoxication or intestinal to Xemia. It is better known among laymen As summer complaint. When this kind of diarrhoea afflicts your baby you must act quickly. Its symptoms develop much More rapidly than does diarrhoea from overfeeding. Your child May be perfectly Normal and healthy one Day and Twenty four hours later he will be vomiting every time he takes anything in his stomach. At the same time he will be passing watery stools. Very often these stools Are accompanied by the passage of blood. Sometimes this blood Only stains the diapers but too often it is there in some quantities. The Onset of the disease is so sudden that mothers Are often mis led. They infer that baby has just eaten something that has disagreed with him and will be All right in a Day or so. This waiting for the Dis ease to Clear up itself is very unwise. If your baby develops any symptoms similar to those described above during the next couple of months time calling your doctor. Loss of water from the body is so rapid when intestinal intoxication seizes on a child that he is in great danger of losing his life. Where does this infection come from often from the food the baby eats. It May be on the nipple of the bottle from which he takes his food. It May be in the bottle into which the milk is poured. It May be in the milk itself. Congo. Quentlyn it is necessary for Mother of a bottle fed baby to make absolutely sure the bottles and nipples she uses Are thoroughly sterilized. Give them no Chance for contamination after they Are sterilized. Make sure that the milk is pasteurized and that the Container it is kept in is sterilized also. Of course these rules should be followed religiously the year round but during summer precautions must be doubled for the chances of infection Are greatly increased. It in t hard to see what a Strong argument is made in favor of breast feeding by the necessities of sum Mer care of babies and the Preven Tion of summer complaint. It is almost impossible for breast milk to become contaminated and give the baby intestinal intoxication. As a matter of fact studies of this infection show that it is confined almost entirely to bottle fed babies. However if the Mother of a breast fed child brings her baby into close Contact with another baby who has the infection he May fall a victim too. Tomorrow More about summer care of baby. The Quality and the purity of coca cola have won it a place in Canada s refrigerators. Family and friends alike enjoy its delicious taste and the Happy after sense of re freshment it brings. Your dealer has the Handy Home 4 package the six bottle car ton of the coca cola company of Canada limited 117 ;