Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 22, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Wild. A jars. Harvey Agnew stresses responsibility of housewives a shortage of approximately houses in Canada Al the of alleviating this by construction a and the needs of military and War work Jens for accommodation has brought yet another fall on housewives of Canada. So said. Mrs. Harvey Agnew so said. Mrs. Dirac for of voluntary registration of housing thurs when addressed a group of representative women . Ining have been a ins with the consumer Branch of . Theirs the wartime prices and Trade prices and Board Ard the . An office will shortly be opened at the y with mrs. Norman Young in charge where registration May be made. Mrs. Stanley Laing president of the . Was chairman and welcomed the guest speaker mrs. R. F. Mcwilliams and mrs. John Allen who spoke of the work of the local committee the personnel of which includes miss Kasson Hon. Ii. F. Mcwilliams mayor Garnet Coulter. Miss Joan e. D. Honeyman. A. V. Pigott. John Mcnab. Mrs. J. Fabris and mrs. Sli Inley Laing. The formal reception Ion of Ful planning now they open their tins is tin mrs. Agnew. Through of when. In rooms took id tilt might of choose billeting. Person s considered rho High mrs. Ukr not be she urged of she one per has had an re. It should . And re assistance and be drawing room. Meeting in in was held in the Winnipeg free press Friday Jaio Jary 22. 1s43. 5c a Pound. Pascal celery is fresh my has Good color at from 20c to 25c a Pound. Tomatoes Are firm i Well ripened in most shops and Small at from 23c to 29c a Pound. Green peppers Are fresh but Large and not Well Snape at from 30c to 40c a Pound. Fresh endive is Avail Able in a few shops at 15c a head. Avocados Are Selling at 30c each for a fairly Large size. Page n 13 the be . Been re cog ried Fly prices and Taciuc Aid a ill via local groups she pointed out b j an advantage for inc v to. Been carrying in. This Yff i in he past. The in in carried or. Under of till Lay on. Re oper three attend Tran Scotia Bride the marriage of Elizabeth . Youngest daughter of or. And mrs. J. Wright Brook. Trans Cona. To Patrick Healy r.c.n.v.r., youngest son of or. And mrs. Healy. Women to Adville. Took place Jan. 15. At f p.m., in St. George s Church. Rev. T. D. Conlin officiated. Wedding music was played by miss Alice Reynolds and during the signing of the Register miss Margaret e. Penny Sang because. The Bride wore a gown of White Satin trimmed with lace featuring a shirred hip line and Long sleeves ending in Lily Points. She wore a three Quarter length Halo veil and carried Pink carnations. Miss Phyllis Houston was maid of Honor and wore Pale Blue sheer Over taffeta. She carried Tea roses. Bridesmaids were miss 3elty Lanigan the Bride s Cousin and miss Gladys Pinfold. Miss Lani Gan wore Pale Pink sheer Over Taf feta and carried Pink roses. Miss Pinfold was in Pale yellow sheer Over taffeta and carried yellow roses. The bridegroom was attended by or. James Mcculloch. . Ushers were James Wright Brook brother of the Bride George Copeland. Cousin. A reception was held in he Castle Hall. Or. And mrs. Healy left for Rad Ville and Regina. For travelling the Bride wore a Blue dress with Grey coat trimmed with Squirrel. Colpitt the daughter of or. And mrs. J. Bog Soth. Of St. Vital to or. Donald i Jalph colpitts youngest son of or. And mrs. J. Colpitts took place january 12. At 3 p.m., in Regent s Park Church. Rev. S. C. Studd per formed the ceremony. The Church As c Cocoi i de with Pink pompous and Fern. Mrs. E. Taunton played j he wedding music and during the. Of the Register. Miss Pris i. The accent is on fitness in the women s division of the Royal Canadian air Force and this attractive clock formation shows some of the girls whose Job is to keep air women throughout Canada in top physical trim. At no. 6 Manning depot in Toronto they take an instructor s course in physical education Noci t n t _ i _ . In in sister air women. Starting at six o clock and Reading clockwise they Are Mary Crew of Barrie ont. Margaret Chase Aylmer ont. Helen Coke Vancouver Grace Nichol Manville Alta. Betty Tomkins. Port credit. Ont. Maureen Martin West Vancouver h. A. Rutherford Edmonton Maryon Weiss Winnipeg Vioet Peck Edmonton and Ethel Mccully Medicine hat Alta. I3ugsetji of bar Nadine. Culinary clinic Lamb shoulder with stuffing is toothsome fare Nin a Canadian Pacific hotel under Arm Cream deodorant safely stops perspiration docs no ret or men s decs not irritate skin. 2. To i to dry. On he Sci 3. Stops perspiration for 1 Rii 3 clays. Prevents odor. 4, a pure White Orcas class. Vanishing cram. 5, approval Seal of Institute of Iii for Lur Niess to fabric. Cilia colpitts Sang because. The Bride wore White Chiffon. on Long Torso with a High Peter pan Collar Bishop sleeves and an embroidered bodice j a Halo of lilies of the Valley secured her Waist length veil and she ear Ned Sci Beauty roses. Mrs. W. Blockton the Bride s St. I Matron of Honor in tur c no worn with a Matching b a Lucro. H a frilled headdress held i Chapel veil and she carried Pink Pompon the by Ide was also attended by two bridesmaids misses Betty bog Seth her sister and Edna Strom j i miss Bogseth was gowned in a Bud " Ink net skirt with a Matching taffeta Long waisted bodice. Miss Strom wore ice Blue net. Both attendants chose Matching Chapel veils and carried Pink pompous. Or. William colpitts was his brother s Best Man and the Ushers were messes. George Bogseth and Gene Wooley. The reception was held at the masonic Temple after which the couple left for a honeymoon to be spent at the West coast. The Bride travelled in Queen s Blue Wool with a Black Felt and a Black Wool Topcoat collared in Silver Fox. Or. And mrs. Colpitts will reside in Winnipeg. Kirk a Kic a Ward the wedding of Ella Elsie Duaward daughter of or. And mrs. A. R. Schulz of Toronto to ser Geant Douglas a. W. Kirkpatrick Royal Winnipeg rifles son of or. And mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick took place january 1c. At 8 p.m., at the Home of the bridegroom s brother in Law and sister or. And mrs. J. Ripley 28 Lipton Street. Rev. M. E. Meinz ii officiated. The Bride was attended by her sister mrs. J. Saunders and the bridegroom by or. J. Ripley. The couple left for Gordon head. B.c., where he is taking an officer s training course. A quiet wedding took place Jan. 18 at the Home of the officiating Clergyman. Rev. H. B. Duckworth when Harriet Mary youngest daughter of or. And mrs. T. E. 5 Ultz became the Bride of Thomas Samuel Fairley r.c.a.f., Only son of capt. And mrs. T. R. Fairley. They were attended by miss Grace and or. Harold Scott. A reception was held at the Home i the Bride. Or. And mrs. Fairley will reside at Brandon Man. At a quiet ceremony in Christ Church Cathedral Chapel Vancou ver ., january 9, Ruth Eliza n k Beth eldest daughter of or. And mrs. Albert Hodgson of Kaleida Man., became the Bride of William Herbert Sadler Vancouver Women who j can m am England. Very Rev. Dean Cecil is Atison performed the ceremony. The Bride wore a two piece dress 1 of Aqua Blue crepe and carried i Pink carnations Fern. The Bride and bridegroom will i reside at 314 Cambie Street Van Couver. By june Horne feature on the main course for this week s sunday dinner j is going to be a Lamb roast. The Cut is a shoulder and this is boned and then stuffed with a Ila orsome sausage dressing and then rolled. This makes an economical roast for in the first place a shoulder Cut is less expensive than some other cuts and then the sausage meat in the dressing tends to make the roast go farther. Potatoes to go with this can easily be baked in the oven along with the roast and this saves time and trouble. As second vegetables we have chosen cabbage and tomatoes. The tomatoes Are canned and Are Only takes a few min utes to prepare them for the table. The dessert Here is one that can be made some in Advance. It is a Cream pie with canned fruit lining the pastry under the filling. Free Tress sunday dinner Grapefruit juice stuffed shoulder Lamb baked potatoes cabbage Scauo Ped lettuce wedges Mayonnaise Rolls fruit Cream pie be sure that the Grapefruit juice is Well chilled. If sweetening is desired add syrup drained from canned fruit for this. Now Here Are the directions for preparing the Lamb shoulder. Stuffed shoulder Lam 1 boned Lamb shoulder 3 cups toasted bread 2 stalks celery chopped 1 Apple grated .4 Teaspoon thyme or Sage 2 Tablespoons minced onion Pound sausage meat Salt and Pepper method Crumb the bread and Toast the crumbs. Brown the saus age meat in melted fat and separate into Snitil particles. Combine the crumbs celery nipple onion and sausage meat. Acid the thyme and if necessary Salt and Pepper. Stuff the shoulder of Lamb with hot stuffing. Roll the shoulder compactly sew or tie in place Sprinkle with Salt and Pepper. Place fat Side up in an open roast ing pan and Cook at a Low tempera Ture 300 Deg. R for from 40 to 45 minutes a Pound. About hours before the roast is done place peeled potatoes around it. Basle them occasionally with drippings in the pan. Serve the roast hot. Leftover Lamb from this roast May be sliced and heated in sea soned Gravy. It May be soaked in a mild vinegar solution for about 1 hour then dipped in egg and crumbs and Fried. Then of course. The Cream pie filling has the advantage of not requiring very much sugar. Fruit Cream pie 2 cups milk Tablespoons flour i a Tablespoons cornstarch 2 eggs h cup sugar dash of Salt 2 Tablespoons butter .2 Teaspoon Vanilla canned fruit drained baked pie Shell method mix the and Corn starch with i cup cold milk to a thin smooth paste. 7 Hen scald the remaining milk. Beat the egg Yolks add the sugar and Salt. Add a Small of the scalded milk to the flour paste and some to the egg and sugar mixture pour each mix Ture slowly into the remainder of the scalded milk. Stir together to prevent lumping and Cook until thick. Remove from the fire add few fresh. Vegetables on Market by june Horne although there May be a few fresh vegetables being imported just now these Are usually quite expensive and in most Homes they Are reserved for special occasions and daily fare consists mostly of storage vegetables. However whether it is fresh produce or storage that is to be bought it is doubly important now to be careful in your purchases and the Best Way to do this is to shop personally for these things. Very often a Good Many cents can be saved in shop Ping about for vegetables then too in Many instances the Quality of a product will be better in one shop than in others. Cauliflower is available again this week. It is fairly fresh and the curds Are solid at from 25c to 40c each. When i visited the shops Only old cabbage was to be seen. This is Selling at 4c and 5c a Pound. Red cabbage is to be found in a few shops now and this is from 4c to 7c a Pound. Brussels sprouts Are fresh solid and have Good color at from 28c to 34c a Pound. Broccoli where available is fairly fresh and has Good color with compact Bud the butter and Flavouring. I somewhat. Cool line a baked pie Shell with Well drained canned fruit. Peaches pears or plums could be used Here. Pour the cooled filling Over the fruit in the pie Shell. Cover with n meringue made by beating the 2 egg Whites until stiff but not dry and adding 4 Tablespoons sugar. Bake in a moderately slow oven 325 Deg. for from 12 to 15 min utes or until the meringue is nicely browned. D Anjou pears Are Selling at from c to 17c a Pound. California Navel oranges Are Selling from 24c.a dozen for a Small size 344 a to 90c a dozen Tor the largest size 100 s. Cran berries Are fresh and quite plentiful at from 25c to 39c a Pound. Table grapes Are fresh plump and Well attached to the steins. Emperors which Are most plentiful Are 30c a Pound and Almeria which Are Only to be found in a few shops Are 40c a Pound. Fancy Quality Mclntosh apples Are from 8c to Loc a Pound or from to s3.25 a Box. A few British Columbia spy apples Are Selling at 3 pounds for 25c, or s2.75 a Box. Wagner arc from cd to 9c a Pound or from to s2.75 a Box. Rome beauties Are from 8c to 9c a Pound or from s2.29 to a Box. Cee Grade delicious apples Are 9c Pound or a Box. Fancy de Licious apples Are 9c a Pound or a Box. Win saps Are from 8c to Loc a Pound. A few yellow new ton apples Are available at Loc a Pound or s3.25 a Box. French federation Active in War and Community work the federation of French Canadian women was among Reading organizations in both Winnipeg and St. Boniface in various Community projects raising Money at charitable teas and assisting in campaigns and tag Days it was reported at the annual meeting of the federation held thursday after a luncheon a Moore s. This civic Endeavor was combined with Active Arnason King vows made the wedding of Merle Barbara daughter of mrs. Matilda King to leading aircraft Man. Stephan m. B. , r.c.a.f., second son of or. And mrs. M. G. Arnason took place january 16 at 7.30 p.m., at the Home of i and mrs. James d. Milne Agnes Street. Chaplain fit Lieut. B. A. Stibbard officiated. Snapdragons baby mums and roses formed a background for the ceremony. Miss Cora Campbell played the wedding music. The Bride Given in marriage by her , or. James d. Milne wore a frock of Turquoise Blue made on Torso lines and featuring shirred trimming and three Quarter length sleeves. She wore a Matching hat of suede with Brown veiling. Her Corsage was of sweetheart roses. The Matron of Honor was mrs Ray Collis who wore Rose Wool crepe with Matching hat and a Cor Sage of Token roses. The groomsman was pet. Kristjan Arnason Provost corps. A reception was held. Ivy Reb Kalis hold installation Ivy Rebekah Lodge 19 held a joint installation with St. James no. 4.7, when the following officers were installed mrs. Evelyn Walker Noble mrs. Lilian Liscum vice mrs. Jessie Huchingson Warden mrs. Frances Wadsworth. Conductor miss Jessie Thomson participation in War work. A number of reports of the year s activities were Given including the Secretary s. Mrs. J. E. Cossette who stated that scholarships had been donated to St. Joseph s Academy he association of education and sacred heart Convent. Monthly prizes had also been Given for French compositions. Mrs. Cossette mentioned the specific assistance Given to Community projects which included Community Chest. Hed Cross. St. John ambulance de Gaulle tag Day and Navy league tag Day. Members for these works. The treasurer s report was Given by mrs. J. A. Tinning. Mrs. L. Aubin reviewed the red Endeavor for the year stating that 500 knitted and sewn articles had been made by members. Other reports Given were Home welfare mrs. G. A. Seguin local Council mrs. L. A. Farley recep Tion mrs. J. A. Rheaume recreation mrs. E. Chauviere and Hospital mrs. E. Pelletier. The election officers was held with mrs. P. L Heureux presiding. The new slate of officers is presi Dent re elected mrs. J. E. Do Gagne first vice president sirs. E. T. Etsell second vice president mrs. P. L Evesque Secretary mrs. J. E. Cossette treasurer ills. J. A. Tinning counsellors mrs. H. Langevin mrs. J. Gordon mrs. O. Pelletier and mrs. L. Aubin reception mrs. J. A. Rheaume and mrs. G. A. Seguin honorary presi Dent. Mrs. P. L Heureux. Mrs. James Prendergast Patron Ess and Rev. Father d. Jubinville were Honor guests at the luncheon and meeting. About 10.000 kilograms of to Bacco Are being produced annually in Iraq from american seed. The United states supplies Virtu ally All of the cigarettes imported by Colombia. January Sale of clusters at 25c a Pound. Chinese Chap faint. Cabbage is not plentiful at 8c a Side guardian miss Florence Hook Pound. Next carrots Are fresh Well by outside guardian mrs. Ethel shaped and medium in size at 13c j Marshall pianist mrs. Bertha Rich and 14c a Bunch. Sheet potatoes Are now Selling at from lie to 15c a Pound. Mushrooms where Avail Able Are fresh at from 45c to 50c a Pound. Head lettuce is Crisp and fresh and has Good color at from 12c to 18c each. Green onions Are fresh and Small at 3c and 4c a Bunch. Radishes Are fresh and medium in size at from Loc to 15c a Bunch. Celery is fairly Well bleached and is fresh and Crisp at from 20c to boy tells girl by George Antheil needs Money to continue education you have heard people say i would work for nothing if you Only gave to a Job in your there Are jobs that can be done by Volunteer workers who expect and get no pay but these jobs Are not for girls or boys who have to make their own living and who have to work towards a future. Here is a girl who is working for it is delicious just served cold and sliced. Scalloped tomatoes empty a can of tomatoes a Saucepan. Add about 1 Teaspoon butter and bring to a boil. Then add about 5 soda crackers that have been finely crushed and continue cooking until the mixture has thickened somewhat. Season to the love of her Job. She feels she ought to get a Job that pays but can t tear herself away from the Job she likes. Dear would like to ask you an urgent question about my occupation. I am studying some thing in the medical profession in a Well known Hospital. To get the training. I need no More than a taste with Salt and Pepper hot. Serve High school education. However As i go along i find there Are several religious Faith expressed on Lovely needlework panels Laura Wheeler ton Susor hot flashes dizziness of Blue Are weak nervous or irritable vegetable compound. It s g. Thousands upon thousands to Ellere such symptoms in . Pinkham s Corn is trying plastic tubing that is Strong flexible and acid resistant has been invented to replace Metal tubing for a number of uses. Pattern 470 a Beautiful Way to express your Faith is to create Needle work heirlooms Here Are the sacred heart and the divine Praise in two Lovely embroidery pictures. Frame them separately or put them Side by Side in a Large Frame. Pattern 470 contains a Transfer pattern of two 5vi x Inch panels color charts materials required stitches. To obtain this pattern Send Coupon and 20 cents not in to the Art needlework department Winnipeg free press. Orders May be subject to de Lay but will be filled As quickly As possible. Use this Coupon print name and address plainly. Laura Wheeler pattern no. 470. Name Ardson right supporter of Noble grand mrs. Daisy Robertson left supporter miss Mildred Walton right supporter of vice grand mrs. Dolly Crick left supporter mrs. Ruby Campbell recording Secre tary mrs. Winnifred Wilson Finan Cial Secretary mrs. Germ is Hazel treasurer mrs. Mary Dun can degree Captain. V members of the Junior ladies auxiliary. Deer Lodge Branch 5g. Thursday evening entertained a group of soldiers stationed at fort Garry. The social was held in the women s tribute building. Deer Lodge. Novelty dances and games were part of the programme with refreshments served later. Win your family s 1st in Fawn if something new and det Licious things that come up in which further study at College is necessary in order to understand my work and do it properly. I am the oldest of a very Large family. My parents cannot afford to give me even the one course i need in College. However i can help myself in this Way. I can take a defence Job and go to evening school. But should i there several advantages and likewise disadvantages. If i stay where i am in the Hospital i will get a free education with actual experience. I am taught by Doc j tors. Then too the Hospital is Short handed and it is hard to get people for this Volunteer work. I have just obtained a very responsible position which i worked hard to get. However i Haven t received one cent of compensation nor even meals. Then i have none of the necessary background to help me nor have i the Money to get further information on the subject. 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