Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 26, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Culinary clinic carrots hold More interest when uses Are varied i by june Horne Rtse tables May be part of your meals that your family likes Best but even the most easily satisfied families can me tired of vegetables that Are always prepared in the same . Therefore today we Are going to offer a few suggests of r preparing these a Little differently and we Are going co Vii a cent rate on carrots. Properly cooked carrots mind one of the most the Way i Cut or grated into Cri in very Little nor. And served that when y. All the Sycel Iii tier preserved. You have Dis Irli nicer they Are strips and 1 the. Until i ring no Cut t Cook you suggestions for do hem a th6 these Calls for the use Parsley in i Emon. Butter 5 Tablespoons butter Lemon juice t Brown sugar 2 Parsley method Peel the los hot Tamly. Finely chopped carrots and then Cook in until tender. Drain velt now melt inc butter in a the Lemon juice sugar Anci Parsley and lastly add the car thoroughly stirring often until the carrots Are slightly browned serve piping hot. The next is a rather unusual Irit Ture i think. It contains both carts and onion and if you like onions at All you will find the combinations these two beget soles a nost pleasant one. The method for Cocking these May be unusual to you too. French 6 3 onions 3 Tab spoons Bacon drippings water yes it is cold. Let us fake the chill out of your was Day. Method Peel the carrots and Cut into strips about the same size As for French Fried potatoes. Peel the onions and slice very thinly. Melt the drippings in a frying pan and add the carrots and onions season lightly with Salt and Pepper and Fry slowly stirring frequently until the vegetables Are browned. Add a Little water to pan and cover it then continue of Cook until the carrots Are tender this makes a grand dish to serv with Fried Steak or liver and Bacon another method of using Carrot is in a Cream soup. Maybe you i tried this and if you have Yoi will already be convinced that Thi is one of the nicest Cream soup there is. However if you hav never made this Here is the recipe this is made with pre cooked car rots and when you make it remember to save the water in which Cook the carrots for the recipe Call for some of this liquid. Cream of Carrot soup 2 Tablespoons butter 2 Tablespoons flour 1 Teaspoon Salt Pepper 2 Teaspoons minced onion 2 cups scalded milk 2 cups vegetable Stock 1 cup finely mashed carrots method melt the butter and Sti in the flour then gradually add the scalded milk. Cook Over Low Hea stirring constantly until the sauce thickens. When done this will be a thin White sauce. Add the Salt Pepper and minced onion. Now add the water in which the carrots were cooked. If Salt was used in cooking the carrots use Only half the specified amount in making the White sauce. Then add the finely mashed carrots. Turn into the top part of a double boiler and Cook Over boiling until the soup is thoroughly heated. If you like you can heat it Over a Low heat but this there May be some danger of it scorching. Winnipeg free press tuesday january members elected to office in the Winnipeg Presb Yterdal of the women s missionary society of the United Church of Canada a the 18th annual meeting of the society held tuesday morning in St. Stephen s Broadway Church Are left to right mrs. S. E. Thompson press Secretary mrs. J. A. Greenwood vice president mrs. C. N. Halstead. President mrs. W. Kime corresponding Secretary mrs. B. C. Juby recording Secretary. Improved financial position is shown at Church meetings improved financial position was reported at annual meetings of Winnipeg churches held monday night. St. Matthew s favourable reports Wero heard at the annual congregational meeting of St. Matthew s Church. C. J. Last presided. The financial report Given by bridle showed that the sum had been raised for Thrifty service 8 club. Man. Bundle soc bed and Rable Linen returned beautifully ironed. Wearing apparel slightly Damp. Shirts finished for inc extra each. Pm. 26 361 modern laundry 309 Margrave St. Lust North of Portage ladies conserve i your clothes last season s Coats suits dresses j etc., made like new. Seasonable i kicks. J exl let Workma Snir Margaret phase s 317 Donald St. G. Of All purposes which represents a substantial increase Over last year. The year s debts had been paid. Tiie mortgage was reduced by and missionary apportion ments amounting to were oversubscribed by the congregation resolved to increase their apportionment by mrs. W. J. Cummings in the report of the woman s auxiliary which included reports of the rec Cross and other groups stated thai the auxiliary was paying for decorating the Church. Rev. Wavley Gant gave an encouraging report the activities of the Young people. The sunday school report Given by e. W. Showed a slight increase in enrolment. In creased activity and excellent work was shown by the . In the report Given by miss Joyce Carter. Or. Lust gave the Rector s report. Tribute was paid to Canon and mrs. G. R. Calvert. Canon. Calvert absent from the meeting due to illness. It was pointed out that since he took on his duties at St Matthew s nine years ago the debt outstanding had been reduced from to officers elected were Rector s Warden c. J. Last people s Warden l. K. Johnson vestry g. E. Bridle e. Claydon j. G. Whitehead c. R. Tribble a. Phelps c. Montgomery w. J. Davis. C. W ise a. H. Robinson s. Hanna r. Jones and j. Mcgee stated that there is an enc men of 143, and that remains after expenses were paid. The red Cross had made 300 articles out of material donated by Headquarters and 170 from material they themselves had Pur chased mrs. E. H. Bell reported. Miss a. Kerr reported that the Junior red Cross had Given 20 articles to the red Cross and Given three articles to be included in bundles for Britain. Mrs. J. Cushnie reported for the Junior congregation. Beattie summarized the finances of last year and outlined the prospects for the com ing year. To Tendance. A. Mcallister charter member and senior Deacon was chairman Geo. M. Hay Secretary. Reports of the various Organiza ions were submitted As follows Deacon s report p. Downie treasurer s report p. Downie Sun Day school Bert Bowen Young worshippers league mrs. F. Bowen ".g.i-t. Miss o. Warren Junior choir miss Jean Ritchie ladies Aid mrs. C. Smith Mission Circle mrs. J. Wiseman . Auxiliary mrs. D. Wright Mission band mrs. Johnston. Mrs. A. Maxwell presented the report of the nominating com Mittee and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year deacons p. Downie a. Mcallister w. Pusey f. Phillips g. M. Hay a. Maxwell Deaconesses mesdames j. Wiseman. A. Maxwell p. Downie f. Phillips m. Millar g Smith Church clerk Geo. M. Hay treasurer h. Mcdaniel sunday school superintendent. Miss g Furness primary superintendent miss e. Bowen . Leader mrs. Anderson Young worshippers league mrs. F. Bowen choirmaster George m. Hay Junior choir Leader. Miss j. Hitchie organist miss Edith 3owen. Finance committee h. Mcdaniel p. Downie w. Charles j. Wiseman and mrs. C. Unger. Ushers messes. A Blair h. Daniel b. Bowen and w. Watson. Baptismal committee mrs. J. Wise Man mrs. Newman p. Downie and a. Mcallister. Communion stewed session of elders w. V. Tagg. H. Roberts h. Nicholls and c. Kerr Board of stewards b. Mckitrick c. Hanser., n. Wildgoose. F. C. Wood cock and m. Squires. The Trust Board was re elected As a body. The Honor Roll of the Church bears the names of 53 members and adherents now serving in the armed forces. Christmas parcels sent to All these men and were girls. The clerk of the session reported that letters Are written periodically by the pastor and members of the session to All those whose names appear on the Honor Roll and a copy of the upper room Booklet is sent quarterly to each of those serving in Canada. A feature of the evening was the presentation of a Silver tray to Jack Kirby. Who recently resigned from his position As organist. Dempsey will be guest at the .c.a. Camera a. C. Speaker club to be held thursday evening n the Assembly Hall of the y. His topic will be camera lenses. Page seven Farmers new production prospects Are outlined Western Canadian Farmers will soon be concentrating on growing soy Beans Corn pumpkins and other such foodstuffs instead of , j. Twomey. Told a dinner meeting of the St. Paul s College alumni at Moore s restaurant monday eve Ning. The main aim the speaker said will be to produce cheaply and in Large quantities the four Basic components of agricultural Fibre fats and oils protein and starch. Others who spoke at the dinner were msgr. S. J. Morton Mark Long and m. Cooney. W. Trebilcox was chairman. Underground Plant scores London Jan. 26. Brit ish air plane with the Best production record is 90 feet under ground it was disclosed yesterday. It is so comfortable that Absentee ism is almost unheard of. The choir report by mrs. A. Mceachern showed that All accounts had been paid leaving a balance of s22.55. Officers elected were session v. C. Hardy r. H. Standing w. A Wallace stewards w. Seattle j. H Morris j. M. Yuill custodian of honorary vestry e. J. Brownlee a Mcewan. W. Hopps j. E. Davies or. W. G. Women s missionary society headed by mrs. C. N. Halstead mrs. C. N. Halstead was elected president of the Winnipeg presbyterian of the women s missionary society of the United Church of Canada at the opening session of their 18th annual meeting which is being held in St. Stephens Broadway Church tuesday and wednesday of this week. Rev. Harold a. Frame of St. Who read the names nominated to office. Have your Spring coat dyed before the Busy season opens Henry s expert craftsmen can give you better service now than when they Are so Busy later on. Henry s cleaners dyers launderers since 1900 Stephens greeted members of the society and gave a Short address on their Aims and work accomplished. Following the Reading of minutes of executive meetings the past president mrs. Hugh Mckenzie introduced the convener of the nominating committee mrs. R. D. Colquette of members nominations were moved and seconded unanimously. Members Are nominated to this society by a committee representing Knox Church ., Norwood United ., Regent s Park Riverview And Rosedale Installation into office takes place at a special ceremony to be held wednesday afternoon in St. Ste Hen s Chapel. Mrs. J. A. Green Wood will be first vice president for mrs. B. C. Juby was re elected to the office of recording Secretary treasurer will be mrs. G. E. Hardy and Secretary of Christian stewardship and finance will be mrs. L. E. Brownell. Delegates appointed at this meet ing to attend the conference Branch of the Were the president mrs. C. N. Halstead mrs. J. B. Gray baby band Secretary mrs. H. Wil son. Secretary for Mission circles mrs. K. H. Daviss Secretary of the . Affix and mrs. G. Bartholomew Mission band Secretary. Mrs. B. Wellwood was elected As Secretary of the Temperance and Christian citizenship Branch of the Following the first session tues Day morning a luncheon was held Campbell or. H. M. Speechly f. M. Brock a. L. Moran and o. Freer delegates to the Synod s. Golding j. Shore and e. W. Watt alternate delegates to the Synod or. Speechly t. Jackson and or. Last. St. Luke s St. Luke s Parish completed the year 1942 with a balance of on hand it was revealed at the annual congregational meeting held in the Church monday night. The amount raised during the year was missionary apportion ments were paid in full. Reports heard from the Church organizations showed encouraging Progress. Rev. W. G. Burch presided. Officers elected were Rector s Warden George vermouth people s Warden Harry Lavender vestry c. T. Best j. W. Bunney h. H. Cave j. H. Edgar d. L. Evans w. H. Gardner r. S. Law w. M. Mckie w. A. Mcknight h. G. H. Smith j. O. Stibbard a. K. Webb delegates to the Synod or. L. A. H. Warren or. Robert Fletcher d. L. The congregation paid tribute to Rev. R. G. And mrs. Pritchard. Emmanuel. Baptist the forty second annual meet ing of Emmanuel Baptist Church a held Friday evening with a Gooc Ardess mrs. F. Bowen Church custodian h. Mcdaniel publicity agents mrs. P. Downie. The pastor r. Judson Stade expressed his appreciation of the splendid work of the various organizations during the year and the Rev. Kenneth Robins also spoke. Rosedale United a satisfactory year s work was reported by All the organizations of the Church at the 33rd annual meet ing of Hose Dale United Church held on thursday evening Jan. 21. The meeting was presided Over by the minister Rev. C. S. Matchett. The treasurer reported All Bills paid and a Small surplus on hand. The Trust Board reported that the total of the building fund now stands at this Money has been invested in War Bonds and War savings certificates. The following officers were elect at the Church served women s association of by St. The Ste phen a Broadway. Special guests were the City workers and members of the ministers wives association. Act fast Swiss Berj Volent society re elects executive returning All executive members to office for the coming year the annual meeting of the Swiss Bene Volent society of Manitoba was help during the week end at the Odd fellow s Temple. Committee reports and plans for the coming season s activities were Given at the meet Evans alternate delegates to the Synod r. S. Law and j. H. Edgar. St. Chrysostom s All expenses had been met by St. Chrysostom s with the sum of on hand according to the Church Warden s statement Given by r. E. Phillips at the annual meet ing held monday night Mission-1 Ary apportionment had been Over paid by 25 per cent. Rev. W. J. Merrick presided. The reports of the organization showed that they had been function ing successfully. Fifty members of the Church Are now serving in the ing Fred Weyerman was re elected president and executive committee members Are j. M. Faucheer a. B. Fox a. Starkle l. G. Junod m. Hauri John Herzog e. Perron Fred Munz. Pet. Maria Marten Stein son Stein 395 Talbot of mrs. Avenue Winnipeg was n a m e d among graduates of the armoured Force school at fort Knox Kentucky monday. Cold threatens us 3-purpose Medicine at the very first sniffle sneeze or sign w a cold put just a Lew drops of Volcks Vatro nol up each nostril. If used in tone Vatro nol s stimulating action actually helps prevent Many colds from this when a head cola makes Yov. Miserable or transient congestion null up nose at night spoils sleep-3-purpose Vatro nol gives valuable help As it 1 shrinks swollen 2 helps Bush out v Vou women who suffer from h8f hashes chief feelings so Many women Between v 33 and from sashes , dizzy nervous 1 eel ass. Of Are and. Depressed Start taking e. I than s vegetable com pour Clit it s one of the most of dec tic medicines you can buy especially for women. 11, compound does More distress. Taken regularly helps hulls up resistance against symptoms. It also is a flue tonic advises by Elizabeth Thompson though there is pressing need of women recruits for can Ada s army Navy and air Force the situation is not yet so acute that mothers of Young children will be accepted. The writer of this letter will have to change her plans. She says dear mrs. Thompson please answer this letter As soon As you can. I am having trouble making up my mind. I would like very much to enlist in the . Or women s division of the air Force. My husband is in the air Force and has been in England since last Spring. I have one daughter eight years old. I have no Home in Winnipeg or elsewhere so i keep the child in boarding school but she does t want to stay there any longer. I Don t care to Start a suite Here. My husband and i have no intention of Ever living in Winni i have been thinking of going to Toronto his Home town for seven years or Vancouver. At present i am attending College and will be for the next five months or so to finish the course. I can t afford to Board the child and go to College on the Money i receive but work ing nights would tire me out com pm butyl Don t want to live like this any longer. At present i live with friends and have been with them almost two years but there is no room for another child. I a oujda t live in rooms my nerves would get Mother of girl 8 can t enlist had her before and would love to have her again. Please Don t think i want to enlist because it would be a Way out for me. I am inter ested in the world situation. My Grandfather was a general n the polish army. I m awfully lonesome for my husband and would like to a with him. If i enlist would if effect my allowance my husband my i Are both 24 years old. Bonnie. So you were parents at 16 no wonder you Haven t had Home and your sister had to help look after your child. Bui you Are older now. And your duty is to the Little girl. I think you would be much happier and More settled in your mind if you tried hard to make a Home for her you can t enlist. Regulations state plainly that a woman with a boy under 16.or girl under 17 Wil not be accepted. Authorities con Sider that no matter what Good can Young children might get from others it would not make up of their Mother s influence. You should plan to get a Job. And find a place for yourself and daughter to Board a child her age would be accept Able in Many places and As so goes to school she would not be a Burden on anyone. She in t Happy now and you owe it to her to give her a taste of Home life. Judging by your writing i am not sure that you will profit by finishing a business College course but you could get other kinds o work. Apply at the selective ser vice and employment office in the Lindsay building. With your Al Lowance arid earnings from even armed forces it was reported sent to 20 who re overseas and 12 serving in the avy. The following officers were re elected Rector s Warden h. R. Eer people s Warden r. E. Hillips vestry w. J. Ham h. Harper k. Mckee j. R. Baker and avid Couser envelope Secretary miss Betty Holloway delegates to be Synod or. Phillips and or. Jaker auditor s. Hackforth. Deer Lodge United assets in Cash and Bonds of 2.250 were reported in the build in fund report Given by o. V. Seating at the annual meeting of Deer Lodge United Church monday ight. Rev. R. G. Pritchard who resided reported that the sum of 400 had been added to the War savings debt reduction fund Lor the United Church of Canada by the congregation of Deer Lodge United. The treasurer s report Given by William Howard showed that All obligations had been paid leaving a balance of ?33.99. The amount raised for All purposes was s2.596.87, which includes raised for missionary and maintenance fund he allocation of which was exceeded. The women s auxiliary had added 1586.92 to their Treasury raising the balance in the Bank to according to the report Given by mrs o. Keating. Mrs. Keating also reported that 33 boxes had been sent overseas to members serving n the armed forces and in to those n Canada. H. G. Lillie stated in Lis report of the session that Church membership had been increased and that there Are 52 members on or. Lillie also sunday school the Best of me. And i can t afford a suite. In a larger City perhaps you and the Young mat who might share Ster could get 11c suite but i would get nervous Lover Little things like anyone using thousands of j my hair Brush i prefer living by and poor myself or with older people. Reported . Time and again m Dia s compound has proved some happiest Days to Cir tag their helpful girls too made in. Can is. Worth trying would the army finish me up on the course i am taking would there be a Chance of being sent to England so i could be with my Hus band and could i have the child sent to my sister in the states. She Don t go to Toronto or Vancou ver. You have friends Here which Means a lot and there is no poin travelling Long distances to a place where Vou would be alone a. Living would be More expensive plan to stay Here and make you child As a Start go t a doctor for a Check up. Your nerves should t be so bad. On the Honor Roll reporting for the no More scolding about milk mothers Don t scold the children if they rebel at drinking milk. Mike them rennet canards with either rennet powder six flavours or junket rennet tablets flavour to these delicious desserts will be liked by the whole family. So easy to mate too. No cooking As they do not contain eggs or Gelatin. Simply stir into lukewarm milk. J oin the Royal Canadian air Force take an Active part in the biggest Job on Earth. 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