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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 2, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba in Washington flock to Canadian dinner by Chester a. Bloom Cunningham Bobbie Robinson Bessie Macdonald Kay Cail a Large number of Margaret Borlase and teen Lyons Alberta miss Ellen of Aad Pear. Eastman Brit miss Judith Monk of ish Columbi Aid miss Margaret Tryon new Brunswick i Mav Mcc a jars. Murray Connie Jones and Nova Scotia. And mrs. Fred Williamson and miss Ven Prince Mollie Mut ii and miss Phyllis Quebec. Miss Enice wine or and miss Mary Nutter Sas Dana Keste Island. Miss tables there being close to 500 Young women from All parts of Canada in attendance at the affair with a considerable Sprink Tjing of Canadian men engaged in War work Here for the j Dominion. The affair was principally a get lather canadians there i being speeches or other pro groups of the girls engaged ins. Lies. American friends joining the Festi i the tables were arranged provinces and the committees and hostess a charge included committees general chairman. Meta Fay dinner. Mrs. H. T. Pc Ner . Mrs. John Lucker a caption. A. P. Lait tickets Jar. William h. Ross. Hostesses Werr for Manitoba Wilson Margaret Eileen Lyons Phillis Elwynne Williams and mrs Chester , Grace Gifford mar Garet Borlase Beatrice Lees or and mrs. A. P. Lait Margaret dowing Marjorie Wilson Eileen gunning. Irnis Bray Hoen Mooney Winnifred Patricia Cooke Mabel Forrester Margaret Orr Margaret Williams Mary Kent. Marion Muirhead Olive West. Edith Wallace. Eleanor Goddard Signy Bardal. Irene on Hauser Robertson Geordie Roberts. Mrs. Eleanor Galbraith mrs. Kay Murray Jean Henderson Mary 3s5 wednesday june 2, 1043 Mary sa7toz met it miss Ida Viss Mary Balfour Taylor and will bring them Back. Those melt in your Mouth peek Frean biscuits and the Crisp Crunchy Vita weat Crisp bread to get be in the stores again fresh from victorious Britain As soon As the War is won. Biscuits London for a skin that attracts choose Mercoli Zed Wax Cream i your completion As Younki As you cd has . Grime or neglect made it Frances Dah Green. Margaret Kier Phyllis Armston mar Garet regelous Betty Rogerson Winnie Davidson Kay Downey Violet Lang Rita scorer May my Caine Jean Telford Lorna Taylor Eileen Burggren mrs. Ethen Man Ning Irma Michael Jean Wilt Mary Lou Fritch. Misses Viola Savage. Helen Tim mins Margaret Hare. Eleanor Don Ald l. Andrews Helen Nalder Marjorie Dawes Helen Trimble. Norma precious. Adele Pierson Connie Winchester. Florence Scotti Eva Fletcher Mary Sheridan. M. Shippam Dorothy Cole Elsie Dow. Mrs. Peggy Light Margaret Ordwa and Patricia Watson. Evening wedding at Westminster an evening ceremony May 31, at 7.30 ., in Westminster Church United in marriage Lois Gwendolyn youngest daughter of mrs. George Wellwood and Lieut. Edward Leighton Redpath r.c..c., son of or. And mrs. C. Redpath of Souris. Or. E. M. Howse officiated. The Char was in attendance led by Berythe Birse and during the signing o the Register Sang o perfect the Bride Given in marriage by brother Robert Wellwood wore a dressmaker suit of Nutmeg Brown Novelty crepe with Turquoise and Gold buttons As the contrasting tone. Her hat of Parchment Straw was Vii us and trimmed with Turquoise Flowers. Her Corsage was of Claudius de fernet roses and White Carnation. S. Miss Helen Atkinson attended wearing a Pale Pink Wool sheer dress and beige Felt hat with veil. She wore a Corsage of Butterfly roses and Cornflower. Lieut. H. E. Dickson. R.c..c., was Best Man and Jack Creasy was usher. Following a reception at the Home of or. And mrs. Herbert Mclntosh. 11b Locarno apartments Lieut and mrs. Redpath left for Regina. The Bride donned a Short Wool casual Topper of Robin s egg Blue cd has . Grime or neglect made it took Dull and years use Marco lived Ancl drown. Wax Cream and in it your skin re i Robertson Nunn us a quiet wedding was solemnized dont delay. To Norrow or next week i May 26. At 4.30 At Young amt skin May have lost a Little of Alma t Nunn lability to recuperate. Mercoli Zed waxed when Alma a i Crair. Makes it possible for every woman i daughter of mrs. F. Nunn and the 1 .0 we skin expert inexpensive care at Home. Use Mercoli Zed Wax Cream when i grow up i want to be a is what Little Sally Lucille Hogan is undoubtedly thinking As she gazes worship fully at auxiliary Grace Brown during a review at fort Benning a. Sally is a daughter of army capt. Charles Hogan. Tei by George Antheil the water quickly and Seal them tightly immediately. When cold invert to test for leaks. Store perfectly sealed jars in dry place. It is because rhubarb is a highly acid food that it can be. Canned without Benefit of sugar or heating. When done like this it is almost like fresh rhubarb and is excellent for making pies during the fall and Winter months. Uncooked canned rhubarb unsweetened clean the rhubarb and Cut into desired lengths. Pack into sterilized jars and fill to overflowing with water that has been boiled and cooled. Adjust the tops and Seal the jars tightly immediately. Store in , dry place. Some people merely use cold water from the tap for Canning rhubarb by this method but boil no and then Cooling the water be fore it is used will insure greater Success. Vows Are made at Bride s Home a Lovely wedding was solemnized May 29, at 3 o clock when Mary Barclay youngest daughter of or. Charles Robertson and the late mrs. Robertson became the Bride o sgt. James Alcock Spencer Only son of or. And mrs. Redfern Spencer also of Winnipeg. The ceremony took place at tha Bride s residence suite 1, Moxam better off without father i hate to break up our Home because of the children. My and threatens us not to try to husband mistreat us terribly do anything about those Are just two sentences out a wife and Mother. Of a letter from she wants to hang a Home where children Are mistreated. Here is letter dear or. Am 40, the Mother of three children 20. 17 and i have always been a True and devoted wife and worked to help make our living. Even if you Don t leave him you do not have to Cater to his whims and submit to his abuse. Whoever told you that you have to stand it if you told yourself then you Hac better work on yourself until you get a new idea of what your rights dear or. Am a Young lady in my very Early twenties who Pauline Clarke weds h. C. Keir the marriage of Pauline younger daughter of or. And mrs. W. J. Clarke and Earold Campbell Keir second son of mrs. J. N. Keir. And j the late or. Keir took place Rev. 31 at St. Maryus Cathedral ceremony was solemnized by father Bernard Linscott. At the Home of the bridegroom s parents after sgt. And mrs. Monty registered at Royal Alexan dra hotel Winnipeg. After this sgt. Monty will leave for Active service and mrs. Monty will re sume duties As teacher at Silver Bay. The wedding of mud red Only Page eleven Lieut. William Alfred Stinchcombe Only son of mrs. E. C. Stinchcombe and the late or. Stinchcombe Weyburn. Sask. Mrs. Marcella Moberley was the organist. The Bride s gown was of White French crepe poplin fashioned with full flared skirt attached to a Long Torso bodice. Her Chapel veil was pleated into a Halo and held by clusters of lilies of the Valley and she wore a Corsage of orchids and Token rosebuds. Miss Margaret Mcfarlane was bridesmaid and chose a two piece dress of powder Blue combined with Engaline. Her Corsage was Sweet heart roses and Gardenias. Jack Wright was Best Man. Following a reception at the Home of the Bride s parents. Or and mrs. In the last two years i have found j was always poised and relaxed with court which was decorated ferns and Spring Flowers. The bridal music was played by mrs. J. W. Gordon. The Bride wore a Street length Aqua Blue dress of crepe made in tunic style with Matching hat and veil. Her Corsage was of Talisman roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss of Ive Robinson attended the Bride and wore a Tan crepe dress in two piece effect with Matching hat. She wore yellow roses. Or. Bob Gordon . Was groomsman. Rev. W. Briggs of Riverview United Church per formed the ceremony. During the signing of the Register or. J. W. Gordon Sang i la walk beside you. Following the reception the Bride changed to a Brown tailored suit with beige Blouse and Brown hat daughter of mrs. Mary e. Me calpha Killarney Man., to Colin b. Parker Only son of mrs. A. B. J Parker. Ottawa. Ont., was solemnized May 22, at 8 ., in West Minster Church or. E. M. Howse officiating. The Bride chose a Light Grey tailored suit with Navy. Her Cor Sage was Talisman roses. Or. And mrs. Eggertson attended the couple. The bridegroom attached to the . Returns this week to resume his duties. Brandon quiet wedding was solemnized in first Baptist Church May 29, when Rev. G. E. Easter United Keir left by motor Lor Garet Jane Only where they will make their Home and mrs. J. J. My husband to be untrue to me. He drinks and goes with a lower class of people. I have tried to talk to him. He just listens and then does the same thing again. He left Home and stayed away a week. He was Here in the City but tried to make me think he was out of town. This thins is worrying me. I am and my nerves Are i hate to break up losing weight almost shot. Our Home because of the children. I do not believe in divorce. He mistreat us terribly and threatens about it. We do everything him to make him comfortable us not to do anything yet there Are always things . My Home is kept clean and his clothes Are always clean and ready for him. He Calls me All kinds of names. This i cannot understand. Worried husband by doing everything you Mother. You have tried to please your can for him. Now Why Don t you try to please yourself and your children and see if you can t hand out happiness to someone will appreciate it More than he does people. Not Long ago. I had a few people at my Home and while we were chatting i. For no apparent reason blushed violently. Probably would t have thought any More of it. But one Chap brought it to everyone s attention. Since then i be been miserable. I m so afraid i m going to Blush. It s always on my mind. I just can t relax and be natural. I wish you would suggest some thing to help c. X. Do you know what ails you you liked it when you blushed. You enjoyed the comment the Young Man made. Then you got upset because you were ashamed to enjoy the Blush. Now you Are fight ing that feeling of shame have lost your balance. The harder you try not to Blush and the More emotional you get Over blushing the More you will Blush and the More miserable you will be. If you just accept new emotion and the blushing that attends it 3 of won t be under a Strain and will regain your balance. For travelling the Bride s costume was a two piece dress suit in Tropi Cal Blue. She wore a Small Blue hat and wore roses and Gardenias. Moore Hay vows made saturday in a setting of ferns and standards of snapdragons the wedding of Elizabeth Only daughter of mrs. E. B. Hay to flight sergeant John i Edward Moore ., son of i or. Arid mrs. W. H. C. Moore to Ronto was solemnized May 29, at j 3.30 ., at Crescent fort Rouge United Church. Rev. J. G. Stephens officiated assisted by or. W. M. Grant miss Edith Mccallum pre sided at the Organ. The Bride Given in marriage by Uncle or. J. M. Wanless wore a victorian Model of Ivory Satin inset with lace. The fitted bodice featured a heart neckline and sleeves were Long length skirt flared Chapel veil held with a Cluster of roses and carried sweetheart roses and lilies of the Valley. Miss Dorothy Allen was brides maid wearing a grecian Type frock of Gold Satin and a Matching Chapel sergeant and mrs. Spencer left i veil held with Gold and Blue Blos for the coast where the Groom she carried Talisman roses i marriage mar daughter of or. Buchanan and master cleaning the finest cleaning in Western Canada Plain dresses men s suits Light Coats Standard cleaning cleaners dyers launderers since 1900 the floor she wore a at present stationed. All saints Church Windsor ont., was the scene of the wedding May 22, at 5 ., of Marjorie Hayter. Daughter of or. And mrs. George Hayter of Winnipeg and engine room Art Cifer Philip Paul Huckla. R.c.n.v.r., of Melville sask. Rev. R. Charles Brown officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by Mother wore a two piece dress of heaven Blue lace with Sweet heart neckline and tiny buttons reaching to peplum. Her Matching lace hat was offset with White and Corsage was of Pink american Beauty roses. Her Only attendant and Blue irises. Sergeant Dennis Woods ., was groomsman and Ushers were sergeant George w. Walkinshaw and sergeant George Kenie both of the . A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. 840 Mcmillan Avenue. Later the couple left for Toronto to spend a Short time and will make their Home in Yorkton. For travelling the Bride wore a Turquoise Blue suit and brimmed Brown hat. She wore Gardenias. G of the Chapel of a4 training Centre Brandon was the scene of a pretty wedding May 29, when Nettie you was miss Betty Macphie of London second daughter of or. And mrs. Ont., who chose a two piece Brown Fred Whabok Alexander Man., was nary Early canners May begin with local rhubarb n scr Ilaryi an i so Ixion. Any step to a better com try Saxon it astringent. Dissolve Saxo 6en in car in one half pint Witch Haz astringent lotion Azel to make for daily at All drag ant department stores. Advt. Ridge to j. Dean Robertson son of mrs. D. Robertson and the late m. J. Robertson of Rainy River ont Rev. W. E. Donnelly officiated. By june Horne of that most people have been allotted their Canning sugar cards a Good Many will be starting shortly to make use of these in Canning any produce that is at hand. At present rhubarb is the Only locally grown product that May be canned for use As a fruit and naturally most people will Start with Canning this. Therefore we Are not jiving to lose any time tin giving directions if you suffer monthly the Bride Given in marriage Canning this. Or rhubarb May be canned by any method used for any of the fruits pain Rou who suffer cramps headache backache and tired nervous feel toss duo to female functional disturbances should try Lydia b. Inkham s vegetable compound. It Oas a soothing effect on one of Wom is most important organs. Also a Winic made in Canada. North. Ervinjr. Suit with White and Blue. Her Cor Sage was of sweetheart roses Andi Bou Vardia. The was attended by sister mrs. W. T. Cardey of Kenora ont., who wore a beige dressmaker suit with Brown. Her Corsage was of Talisman roses. Harold Tonkin was Best Man. A reception was held a the Home of the sister mrs. A. J. Jol Liff landside Street. I or. And mrs. Robertson will re i Side at Tainy River. Short up do up they go together especially when it s a summer hair do you re thinking of new Ray Perm. Reg. 55 phone 24 861. Cor. Portage Over Brathwaite including shampoo and set open All Day saturday immediate appointment necessary and May also be preserved simply by covering i with cold water and sealing it uncooked. We Are going to discuss most of the methods that can be used with rhubarb starting with the open Kettle method. However before we Start let us remind you that rhubarb that is preserved by this method does t retain the same amount of Vitamin value As it does when preserved by other methods. Canned rhubarb open Kettle method Wash the rhubarb and Cut into lengths. Make a syrup in the proportion of 1 cup sugar to 1 cup water and boil the amount of this you think you will require for about 5 minutes. Place the Cut rhubarb in this and Cook slowly until the rhubarb is tender. Fill hot sterilized jars with Rhu Barb and fill to the top with hot syrup. Wipe off the sealing sur face with a clean Damp cloth and Seal tightly immediately. When the contents of the jars Are cold you can invert the jars to test leaks. Any jars showing signs of leakage should have the contents emptied brought to a boil again and they should be packed in fresh hot sterile jars. Store tested jars in a dry Cool place. Next is a similar method but in this the rhubarb is baked covered in the oven until tender then bottled. Experiments have shown that there is less loss of Vitamin c when done by this method. Canned baked rhubarb use freshly gathered rhubarb and Wash it thoroughly. Trim then Cut As desired either in half Inch lengths or lengths to fit the Jart to be used. Place it in a baking dish and cover with a syrup. Make the syrup in the proportion of cup sugar to 1 cup water and. Boil the required amounts of these together for 5 minutes before adding to the rhubarb. Cover the baking dish with a tight fitting lid and bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. Of for 30 minutes. Then remove from the oven and pack into hot sterilized jars. Wipe off the sealing surface and adjust rubbers Glass tops and screw bands then Seal tightly at once. Next is the method to use when Canning in a hot water Bath. Canned rhubarb hot water Bath method Wash the rhubarb and Cut into h Inch lengths. Pack this into hot sterilized jars. Make a syrup in the proportion of 1 cup sugar to 1 cup water and boil this for 5 minutes. Fill the jars to within Inch from the tops with this syrup and partially Seal that is screw the tops on tightly and then unscrew them a Bare Quarter turn. the jars on a rack in a canner or Wash boiler that contains enough warm water to come up Over the tops of the jars at least 2 inches. Bring the water in the canner to a boil and keep it boiling vigorously for 20 minutes. At the end of that time remove the jars from Linen suit with White eyelet embroidery. Her Corsage was of Talis Man roses. Pink and White snapdragons were United in marriage with l. Cpl. Rosiere Gauthier son of g. Gauthier St. Boniface. The Bride wore a White Satin banked on either Side of the Chancel floor length dress and veil and Steps and candles lit the scene As carried red roses. She was attended the boys choir Sang o perfect love before the ceremony and the voice that breathed o or Eden during the signing of the Register. The Best Man was engine room Art Cifer Harold Scott ., of London. Ont. The Ushers were Douglas Isaac and Roy Langford. By sister. Mrs. Annie Gerow As Matron of Honor who wore Pink sheer and carried yellow roses. The bridegroom was attended by pet. We. Re Well of a4 training Centre Brandon. Captain Bayes performed the ceremony. A reception Vas held at the both of Toronto and the Bride s Home in Alexander. A reception was held at the for travelling 1he Manor House and later the couple left for a Honeymann at Detroit the Bride travelling in a Brown tailored suit. On their return. Or. And mrs. Brown Wool suit wore a and beige Felt hat. After a Short honeymoon the Young ont. Can Henri casual sports style useful addition to summer outfit Marian Martin couple will reside in Brandon. P. Huckla will reside at the Home of i St. Mary prote Toress Church was capt. And mrs. Wilson in Windsor the setting for a pretty wedding May 24, when Helen the Only daughter of or. And mrs. L. P. _ Roscoe of . No. 5, Winnipeg Carnduff marriage of was United in marriage to sgt. Enrietta Edith Borough third a. Monty ., Only son of r. And mrs. J. Monty St Boniface. Capt. M. Pelech conducted the ceremony and miss Donna Rescoe played the wedding music. The Bride wore a White sheer dress with Bracelet length sleeves and a Finger tip veil. She carried Briercliffe roses and lilies of the Valley. The Bride s cousins. Donna Gres Coe and Yvette Roscoe attended in Long gowns of pastel Blue and Pink respectively. Lorraine and Eleanor Rescoe were Flower girls. All carried bouquets similar to the Bride s. The bridegroom was attended by or. C. Vedrick and or. J. Frostick. An informal reception was held Borough of Carnduff to Donald Mckillop son of the late or. And mrs. J. Mckillop also of Carnduff was solemnized at the Baptist parsonage Carnduff May 22. Kev. L. Wenham officiated. Or. And mrs. George Borough Uncle and aunt of the Bride nested the ceremony. After the ceremony the couple left by car for Regina Moose and Dauphin. They will reside on the Bride Groom s farm. Pattern 9384 one of the most useful styles in your summer wardrobe will be this Jaunty Marian Martin frock. Pattern 9384. Its casual lines look Well in a variety of fabrics. The deep front Yoke and High round neckline Are flatter ing Young. There s v neck Cap sleeve version too. Pattern 93b4 May be i ordered Only in misses and women s sizes 14. 16, 18, 20, 32, 34. 36, 33, 40, 42. Size 16 requires 3% Yards 35-Inch. To obtain this pattern Send Coupon and 20 cents not in to the pattern depart ment 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. Marian Martin pattern no. 9384 name address City prov. June buys for summer smartness crepe by Essex sizes 12 to 20. Sizes 38 to 44. Styles for miss and Matron in this collection of Lovely Tahiti celanese crepe frocks for All summer Wear. White Navy pastel colourful appliques s. Combinations. Dressy and tailored modes in the assortment. 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