Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 29, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba Far work of Canadian women praised by Claire Wallace Fromen throughout Canada Are doing a grand wartime Job ,r0ving that they Are capable of tackling any sort of and doing it Well said miss Claire Wallace in address capacity meeting of the women s Canadian club thurs the fort Garry hotel. She painted a Brief picture of with is millions of acres Rich in minerals forests and audience to help her by sending the unusual m Vork or groups or individuals to her she urged her listeners to Pur Chase War savings regularly and not to Cash them in. She was Wear ing a Corsage bouquet of cellophane covered War Stamps tied with red White and Blue which has she said created widespread interest. U Apt to be too not realize that Canada wonders of the world looking pre great 1 i t h chemistry j products the basis of industries. Using her radio pro which under the auspices finance Board Are heard it she stressed the Ien of Al learn Wom tto Fonow and appreciate each t of a Tairl areas Are Tir too feel Cut or isolated and v problems whereas As a whole shares Thada As a broadcasts she has to broaden information 5 and asked her president of the club was chairman and Tea was served following the meeting sugar less Tea for rations of the hotel did not permit providing of sugar boxes came out of bags and Many women used their own rations or dropped wee pellets of Saccharine in their Tea cups. No teas will be served at the club meetings in future on account of sugar shortage mrs. Lloyd announced. Boy tells girl by George Antheil married suitor a problem it matter from what Angle you look at him the married Nan is a suitor with a Handicap no matter How attentive he Jay be to the girl who is in love with him. He is a great a ugh problem when he is married but not living with his wife but the Guy who still hangs his Jii a the same House where his file children live and who rail its his wife s meals and lets her Jaf ind his clothes is just the Poos St kind of a bet where the i ii concerned. Bettr is in the unenviable Posita of being the sweetheart of a who still lives at Home. She site to us about it. Dear or. Am 23 years a age and so is he. I have been Fig out with him for about eight acts seeing him Only a few times a few weeks ago. I found he was married and that Hurt. 11 asked him if he was he said but that he never loved his at. He still lives with his wife but very Seldom Home. He works lie some nights and the nights he Olf Early. He sees me. He says it he will probably be Able to it a divorce soon even if he has i wait till after the War. Do you Saly think he can when he has a who loves him very dearly and child who feels the same Way t has told me that his wife does of go out with other men so he As nothing against her on that. My Sal problem. George As should i get him now or have i a Chance do love you sure do have a problem. It in t what you the Man has a that he is such a double crosser sly. He did t reveal his marriage did he you found out and now he is giving you a song and dance about not Loving his wife. But he is living with her and that looks bad for your Romance. If his wife know i about you he is telling her that you lured him on and that he does t really love you but loves her. He Tell Sher he must have gone haywire and that he was infatuated with you and so Forth. She believes him be cause Why would he want to go on living with her if he loved you in Winnipeg free press. Friday. Jan Tahy 29, 1948 is that you Stefan was the greeting Wing commander Stefan Lopek commander of a polish fighter Squadron in Britain received when he telephoned head quarters after his 100th sweep Over Germany. For a moment he was stopped then the woman s voice on the other end revealed she was his wife who had just reached England. She escaped from Poland into France on the eve of the French collapse to find her husband had flown with his Wing to North Africa. She wound up in Algiers was imprisoned by the French and released when United nations soldiers landed there. Here she is with her husband at the Garden i Gate of their Home. Beets join new vegetables this by june borne week beets have c join the other new vegetables on the Market. The beets Are smal to medium in size and if you car get them As soon As they Are set of in the stalls the tops Are quite Good however the longer they stand in a warm place the More wilted Anc Wasty the tops become. Among other new vegetables available now Are cabbage carrots Broccoli Brussels sprouts cauliflower and spinach. New beets Are Selling at from 13c to 15c a Bunch. Old beets arc available at 8c and 4c a Pound. A eve. Culinary clinic pie chosen for main dish of sunday dinner by june Horne to in t always the meals for very special occasions that stump a us for we very often have a Choice of two or three menus up our sleeves on which we can always the meals that recur with relentless regularity that present fhe real difficulty. One such meal is sunday dinner. The most troublesome part Oil planning such seems to be in find ing suitable dishes for the main course. However it need t be such a task if you always keep in Reserve a Lew recipes such As the meat pie we Are suggesting for this week s sunday dinner. This pie is economical As Well As flavoursome consisting of Beefsteak and kidneys. Potatoes accompany this on the menu along with an other vegetable dish comprised of three kinds cooked together. The main part of the dessert consists of canned fruit and this is served with a cake that requires no sugar in the making. Here is the menu free press sunday dinner Tomato juice Steak and kidney pie boiled potatoes Root mousse tossed Green salad whole wheat or enriched bread canned fruit Strawberry Jam cake the Choice of Cut in beef is round Steak and the kidneys Are Lamb for the meat pie. Steak and kidney pie 1% ibs. Round Steak Cut in cubes 3 Lamb kidneys 1 sliced onion 1 Tablespoon butter 1 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce cups boiling water Teaspoon Salt dash of Pepper 2 Tablespoons flour 1% Tablespoons butter method Cut the round Steak in cubes. Soak the Lamb kidneys for a while in cold water then Drain trim and Dice them. Cook the sliced onion in about 1 Tablespoon drip pings until delicately browned. Add 1 Tablespoon butter and the Dice Steak and kidneys. Cook until the meat is quite browned. Re move the meat to a stewing pan to the fat in the pan add 1% cups water and simmer for a few min utes then add the Worcestershire sauce Salt and Pepper then pour Over the meat and cover it tightly Cook the meat gently until it is tender about 1 hour or More Strain off the liquid and thicken with the 2 Tablespoons flour and the 1% Tablespoons butter which have been rubbed together. When the meat is cooled turn i into a pie pan or baking dish and add half the Gravy then cover the meat with Rich pastry crust Anc bake in a moderately hot oven 400 Deg. Of for about 25 to 30 minutes or until the crust is delicate browned. The remaining sauce May be heated and passed with the baked pie. The name of the second vegetable dish Root mousse is possibly do Rived from the fact that a mixture of Root vegetables Are used Anc when cooked they Are mashed and beaten to a Fluffy consistency. Root mousse 3 carrots 3 parsnips medium turnip salted water dash of Pepper butter method pare carrots parsnips an turnip and Cut into coarse pieces Cook in boiling salted water unti All Are tender. Drain and Mas them. Sprinkle with Pepper and idd a Little butter. Then beat until ight and Fluffy. Serve hot. Strawberry Jam cake cup shortening 1 cup Strawberry Jam 2 egg Yolks Teaspoon Almond extract 1% cups cake flour Teaspoon Salt 2 Teaspoons baking powder cup bran cup milk 2 egg Whites method Cream the shortening with cup of Jam. Add the egg Yolks and beat Well. Then add the Almond extract. Sift the flour measure and sift again with the baking powder and Salt. Add the bran and mix Well. Now add the dry ingredients to the Creamer mixture with the remaining Jam and milk which have been combined. Beat the egg Whites until stiff but not dry and fold these into the Batter at the last. Spread the mixture into a greased Square pan and bake in a. Moderate oven 350 Deg from 30 to 40 min utes. Cool and Cut in squares to serve. Canadian holds Burns night thursday Winnipeg Branch of the Canadian legion . Held Bobbie Burns night thursday night at 4.30 main Street. James Mcqueen was master of ceremonies. An address to Haggis was Given by f. Baxter and it was piped in by pipe major j. Coghill and Jack Heay. C. Osborne and d. E. Small Wood served the Haggis. Programme contributors were Adam Gloag Sergt a. Carney and d. Smallwood. Horace Smith and s. Leonard were accompanists. One song was dedicated to h. Smallwood manager of the Branch and another to or. Mcqueen. Piper Reay also Sang a number of songs. Vaseline will prevent Patent leather from cracking. Rub a Little Page Dob on your shoes before venturing out in the cold. Crossing streets teach the Young child How to Cross the Street correctly following the traffic signals and lights. Walk across quickly but not hurriedly or with any show of nervousness. He will soon grasp the Correct Way of crossing and Mother will have less worry when the Lime comes for him to go to school alone. Darla Fig s clearance 200 hats handbags new Spring styles. Extra up caul ohm at to Darling hat shop 375 Portage ave. Stead you believe him because he carrots Are medium in size and quite can Tell you whatever he wishes a and you believe it. There is Only one Hing to do and that is to get out of the mess and Stop believing a Man who started lying to you from the first. Indoor drying when drying clothes indoors Dur ing the cold and Stormy weather stretch the lines As close to the ceiling As possible so the heat of the room rises and results in quicker drying. F linens that have become yellow Well shaped at 13c a Bunch. Old carrots Are Selling at 4c and 5c a Pound. Cauliflower is fresh and the curds Are solid at from about 20c to 50c n head mostly according to size. New cabbage is not very plentiful just now at 12c a Pound. Old cabbage is Selling at from 4c to 6c a Pound. Brussels sprouts Are fresh solid and have Good color at from 28c to 40c a Pound. Broc Coli is fresh the Bud clusters arc compact and it has Good color at from 25c to 35c a Pound. Spinach is Crisp and fresh at from Filc to 20c a Pound. Sweet potatoes Are from de will lose that ugly tint if boiledi12c to 15c a Pound. Mushrooms in water in which a Tablespoon o Borax has been dissolved. Morley s annual Sale starts saturday 9 . For 7 Days Only. Morley s finest shoes for All occasions greatly reduced featuring High Quality St Avenue styles High cuban or Low heels. All slots widths collectively. No no refunds Morley shoe store Portage doors East of Capitol theatre open till 0 . Sat. Closed 1 . Wed. Jjck keys from Camp these at a Here available Are fresh at 50c a Pound. Head lettuce is Crisp and fresh and the Heads Are solid with Good Olor at from 15c to 20c a head. Green onions Are Small and fresh at rom 3c to 4c a Bunch. Radishes arc quite Crisp and fresh at from Loc o 13c a Bunch. Celery is fresh and Crisp but not very Well bleached at from 19c to 24c a Pound. Pascal celery is fresh and has Good color it from 19c to 24c a Pound. Mexi Jan tomatoes in some shops Are overripe but in others Well ripened and firm at from 25c to 29c a Pound. Green peppers Are quite fresh in nost shops at from 27 to 40c a Pound same Quality different shop. Endive is available in a few places t is fresh and Crisp at from 15c o 20c a head. Avocados Are Selling at 22c each for the smaller sizes 0 a and 30c for the Large size 20 s. D Anjou pears Are from 13c to 18c Pound. Cranberries Are not plentiful in some shops. They arc trom Loc to 39c a Pound. Bananas Are again available in the shops. They Are mostly quite Green at from 14c to 15c a Pound. Fresh rhubarb is Only available in Small Quantity. I is fresh with slender stalks which have quite Good color at 28c a Pound. Table grapes Are Irish plump and Well attached to he stems. They arc 30c a Pound. Emperors arc most plentiful Only a few Almeria Are to be found. Grapefruit ranges from 5c for the smallest size to 18c for the largest size. Oranges Are from 24c a dozen for the smallest size 344 a to 74c for the largest size which at present is the 12ffs. Pink Grapefruit where available Are Loc each. Fancy Quality Mclntosh hed apples Are from 8c to Loc a Pound or from to a Box. British Columbia says Are 9c a Pound or a Box. Wagner Are from go to 8c a Pound or from to ?3.00 a Box. Home beauties Are 8c and 9c a Pound or Frosi to s3.00 a Box. Stay mans and win saps Are 8c and 9c a Pound. Delicious apples Are from 9c to lie a Pound or from s3.19 to a Box. Yellow newtons Are Loc a Pound or a Box. A few Ontario Rui sets Are available at Loc a Pound. Demolay mothers elect officers a of Progress was indicated in the reports Given at the annual meeting of the mothers a Kihary to the order of de Molay held in the Odd Fellows Temple Kennedy Street wednesday. Mrs w. 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