Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 14, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba By George Antheil Winnipeg free toes. Monday june 14. 1943 j Opportunity pounds on your door boy or girl if you Are Young you should be right up on Lar toes eagerly looking Over the whole wide world for the port Unity. Or rather the opportunities that arc spread before oar eyc3 Totsc Days i Yhvh you should be so full of Cut and the spirit of and a Saturn a have More lid when you As Well or evening if of ran there is of course the Chance to get into service. Sure whether arc girl 01" Are in the a uniform War and you can be in set into a your me girls that. I should be your first Choice then j Hiiva the second Choice of jobs sons you i out All the you never thought Yon could before you con Stop being a futile put terror at Job that never appealed to you and which did t amount to much anyway and you can into a Job that you like and that will mean you Are doing your bit. Shall i Lesve you arc asking. If you Are 2 or Over Why not have you got the stuff that it takes to be on your own or Haven t you s. T. Comes to us in fear and trembling. She wants to get out of a rut and pauses to ask us if it would be All to break out of a Job that feeds her and clothes her but does t do any thing else for her. Dear Uncle prob Lem which i am about to Tell you is a common one today. I am a working girl of 22. And am earning enough salary to keep myself clothed and amused. How Ever. I would like to move to n Large Community and take Chance on being on my own. My family s Well off and requires no help from me. Now. Uncle George do you think it would be a Wise thing for me to leave a Job with which i am not satisfied anyway to see if i would be Content with a position in one of tic Large cities or do you think it would be belter to stay at Home in a very inactive t. You Are old enough to try your wings so Why not do it this sure is the time for girls to better themselves and to get out of ruts that Are distasteful to them. So Good Luck and be on your Way. I of is ii id 10 pounds 50c cleaner and quicker to dry easier to Irun dyers cleaners i you women who suffer from i0c getting settled in new Barracks was voted fun when 30 members of the ., ., moved into no. 3 wireless school a few weeks ago. Here we see at upper left a group of air Force girls wish their senior officer. Section officer r. Pocock of Toronto As they heaved mattresses Down for their bunks. Upper right five S relax for a few minutes on their Beds. They Are top bunk Dorothy Alexander and Marion Tierney both of Winnipeg and lower bunk Merle Lewtas of Winnipeg Esther Toplis of Montreal and Eileen Lewis of Winnipeg. The free press photographer also ventured into the new laundry where he snapped aw2 Wilma Irvine of Wilkie sask aw2 Marguerite Boissineau of Sault Ste. Marie ont and aw2 Mae Berry of Sechelt b.c., As they did a Little ironing. Aw2 Lillian Murray of sol Girth man., was Busy baking when the free press caled and she is seen in front of the bake Over Jane Mccune now mrs. J. P. Nordal Knox United Church was the scene of a pretty wedding june 5, at 7 o clock when Jane Hamilton younger daughter of mrs. Mccune and the late or. William Mccune was United in marriage to John Paul eldest son of or. And mrs. J. Nordal. Or. Crossley Hunter officiated. During the signing of the Register mrs. H. Cullem Sang through the years. Mrs. J. A Dillabough was organist. The Bride Given in marriage by her Uncle or. J. Mccune was gowned in brocaded faille featuring a sweetheart neckline and Lily pointed sleeves. The full skirt fell from a High fitted Waistline Anc formed a slight train. Her Vei was Finger tip length with a finely pleated Queen Anne Coronet. She carried Pink Delight roses and lilies of the Valley with streamers of sweetheart roses. Mrs. J. E. Carson attended her sister As Matron of Honor and was gowned in Turquoise lace with net inserts and with a Bolero of lace her Coronet was heart shaped made of Matching lace with a shoulder length veil. She carried Madame Butterfly roses tied with Pale Pink streamers. The bridesmaids. Misses Bernice Nordal sister of the bridegroom and Maureen Mccoy Cousin of the Bride were gowned alike. Miss Nordai in Queen s Blue and miss. Mccoy in Shell Pink sheer. They wore Matching heart shaped coronets with shoulder length veils and car ried Briercliffe and Johanna Hill roses tied with streamers. Tiie bridegroom was attended by his brother Lance Corporal Evan Nordal. The Ushers were Lance Corporal j. E. Carson and mrs. E Mikkelsen. The reception was held at the St. Regis hotel. Or. And mrs. Nordal left for a eleven i Short trip. For travelling the Bride a dressmaker suit of Brown crepe with a beige Yoke. Her at was Brown and she wore a Orsage of Talisman roses. Upon turning the couple will reside at in. 3, Wesley apartments. The marriage of mrs. Harriet held Bell to Charles Burton Hin took place june 10, at 7.30 i.m., in Knox Church parlor. Or. 5. Crossley Hunter officiated. Store hours daily 9 . To 6 . Except saturday 9 . To 1 . June july August. Zeller s Ltd. 346 Portage i oven at lower right. So Many women Between he Ages of 38 and from hot Jashes weak dizzy nervous feelings irregular periods Blue at sue to this Middle nge period in a woman s life Start taking Lydia e. Pin Ham s vegetable compound at inc. It s one of the most effective t Lifeboat group to hold Navy Tea Neci Cines you can buy that s made let for in Oran to relieve such distress. In regularly Pinkham s helps build up resistance such symptoms. It also is a sue stomach tonic. Tho Sands upon thousands of Wom and poor alike have re sorted benefits. Lydia Pinkham s impound has proved some women s happiest Days can be during their to made in Canada. Worth trying Lifeboat group. Women s auxiliary r.c.n.v.r., will hold a Silver Tea in the masonic Hall St. Mary s Road St. Vital Friday from 2.30 to 5.30 . Mrs. Douglas Mcmurray presi Dent of the women s auxiliary . Will open the Tea. There will be a display of knitted articles Home cooking White ele Phant and novelties. Incorporated May 1s7o. Tuesday hours 9.30 to 5.30 dial 3-2-2 Fried Olivei sausage by 1 3b. Iver sausage Salt and Pepper sliced thick 2 Tablespoons Bacon i Job. Onion peeled drippings and sliced Cook sliced onions in Bacon drippings until tender 5 to 7 minutes seasoning to taste. Remove to hot Platter. Slice sausage into slices and remove casing. Brown the sausage on Boih sides the Bacon fat. Serve As supper dish. Serves five. Serve with Carrot and spinach salad a to t liver sausage in. 30c non rationed croup la. Per Coupon stewing veal Ifa. Stewing Lamb in. Plate brisket of in. Blade rib roast in. 55551ribs for in. Bks sausage in. Croup la. Per Coupon Hamburg in. Sajjan meat fan less in. Sirloin Steak in. Cooked rationed sliced in. Co. Ever ing Vil off this Jcj ouch out headcheese sliced in. Bellied veal Ifa. A each the Bay for fish Rish is not rationed. I caught Atlantic cod in. Atlantic Haddock in in Frozen cod fillets in in. Smoked Gold eyes in. 17c 27 c 20c 2ic 22 38 c 23 c 24c 37c 29c 29c 20c 20? _18p_ 28c 199 21c 22 c 13 c 25 c 26 c 3oe Cash and carry spread 1 6-01. Jar Energy food pkg. 15c Garry in bags. 2 or., is 4 35c hic household. In. 18c 1 in. In Tomato sauce 1 5-Oi. Tin. Snow Cap. 1 tin. Sardines in Tomato sauce.2 for Hie s. 7 a of. Bottle Heinz fresh Cucumber. 20-Oi. Jar Mclaren s. 14-Qi. Pkg. 8-os. Pkg. Lac 2 ibs. 13c apples. 19c soap Apple Blossom 1 in. Bars 14c 25 c by Barbara Chipman this is another of a series on the work women Are Coonfi in the services Canada. Air Force girls Are Good housekeepers. On the slight est provocation they doff their Blue tunics Roll up their sleeves and go to it with mop Broom and Elbow grease. Evidence of this was Given when the first detachment of the W. Moved into their newly erected Barracks at no. 3 wireless school Tuxedo a few weeks ago. When the free press called they were right in the throes of moving cleaning and settling and they Dis played Domestic traits which prove them to be housekeepers on a Brand scale. In the Barrack Block Beds were being knocked up a girls were relaxing on finished bunks but the majority were scuttling around dusting polishing and rearranging. They heaved mat tresses Down from a ceiling High pile they toted Bright Geranium plants to window shelves they discussed color schemes and furnishings just As though they were planning their own Post War dream Homes even the officer in charge of the A Section officer r. Pocock of Toronto was earning bread and Board by helping out. Rose coloured dreams the Barracks Are new and clean and freshly painted and All the air Force women from miss Pocock Down to the newest aw2, take a jealous Pride in. The Block. Male officers and men at the Sta Tion give the girls a Good natured ribbing about the feminine frills and flounces that they rate in their quarters but it s All in fun. As yet the frills arc not in evidence but the women officers have Large sized Rose coloured dreams on the subject. They Hope to make the quarters the Best in the command by such effective Means As having peach flounced dressing tables before each window. The Walls Are n smooth looking Apple Green and the color plan is carried out by the Fluffy peach curtains which shield each window. Officers wives at the station whipped up the feminine drapes. The S Hope to have a seeded Section of land in Between the wings of the Block where they will Wear play clothes to Toast them selves Brown. Another ambition plan involves a Victory Garden. When the reporters toured the Sta Tion it was raining but Good. Miss Pocock showed a maternal Pride in the Garden but she had to admit that if the Spring Rains keep up she will be the possessor of a first rate Paddy Field instead of a vegetable Patch. When the topic of conversation came around to vegetables and food we displayed a Lively interest in the Kitchen. Mis Pocock on the Way to the nerve Centre of the Sta Tion said. You know you can gauge the morale of a station by the condition and atmosphere of the Kitchen. If the food is Good the morale will be High. If the airmen get poor meals just hear the com plaints Roll when we arrived at the cheerful attract in e Kitchen we understood what she meant and going by this gauge we report that the morale of no. 3 is exceptionally High. Cobble Stone floor the Kitchen and mess for the air men is in a permanent building not the usual temporary air Force hut. Delightful red cobble stones do away with the need for linoleum on the floor. By the time we hit the Cook House supper was in its first stages with huge tubs of raw vegetables being prepared by White Apro Ned S. Fussing Over her food like a second Over a Champ prize fighter we saw Section officer d. Lawson Messing officer who hailed originally from Miami. Man., although she received her by june Horne it has t been Long since Home grown spinach has been Avail Able for use this season. However even already there have been a Good Many for directions for Canning it and of course anyone who grows this in their own gardens or who has other Means of obtaining it freshly picked should make an Effort to can some of it this year. Spinach As you know is quite sheepskin for a course in economics at the University of Manitoba. She told us a bit about the set up needed at an air Force station to produce thousands of Well cooked meals a Day but All the time she stood speaking to us we noticed she was keeping a care Ful Eye on the singing kettles and steaming saucepans on the great White stoves. We Felt we could t offer Competition to the meat Pota toes and Gravy in evidence so we departed regretfully and left her to direct culinary operations on the supper front. As yet the gals of no. 3 Are too Busy getting settled to have begun in Earnest at their jobs. Then also there Are really too few S so far to Man All the. Women s jobs on the station but everyone at the wireless school is looking Forward to the Day when More arrive to take Over such tasks As being clerks waitresses equipment assistants dental and Hospital assistants. . Drivers and Telephone operators. Inary spinach for Canning must be fresh Rich in Vitamin a and if canned As soon after picking As possible it retains a Good Supply of this Vita min. Then too the Little extra work involved in Canning spinach now will assure you of an inexpensive vegetable to serve in the Winter months. It is not a difficult task to can spinach and the method used Fox Canning this can be used in can Ning other greens such As kale Swiss Chard and turnip greens. Canning spinach and other greens spinach that is to be canned As stated earlier should be freshly picked. Then it should be thoroughly cleaned. Spinach can be cleaned very satisfactorily under running water but if this is hot possible it May be cleaned by placing it in a Basin of water and plunging it up and Down then lifting it out of this water and placing it in fresh water. This process should go on until there is no Trace of Sand or grit in mixture and lift method Wash the trim and slice it into about Inch lengths. Cut the oranges into quarters or eighths remove the seeds and slice through pulp and skin in paper thin slices. Measure 2 cups of this you will need about 3 medium sized oranges or 2 Large ones to give you the required amount. Mix together the prepared Rhu Barb and sliced Orange then add the sugar and stir the mixture to partially dissolve the sugar. Do not add any water. Place the mix Ture Over a Low fire and stir until the sugar is completely dissolved then heat to the boiling Point and keep cooking at this temperature until the juice will test for Jelly stirring frequently. You can test for Jelly by placing a Small amount of the juice on a cold Saucer and letting it Cool. If j Cooling then it has urls right stage. Another any to test for Jelly is to dip a spoon into the out some of the ukrainian league holds banquet ukrainian Young women s league held its annual banquet at Moore a thursday. Mrs. F. James was chairman. Mrs d. Wawrykow pro posed a Toast to the executive. Miss h. Hawryluk replied. Mrs. M. Zamulka proposed a Toast to the new members and miss o. Serafin replied. Miss a. Stech give a Toast to the mothers and mrs. W. Senicki responded. Miss s. Saf Rieck made presentations to Lieut. A. Lutack and mrs. H. Reid. During the year members raised funds for the red Cross and knitted parcels cigarettes were sent to the armed forces overseas. Mrs. M. Mckelvie s Circle of St. Paul s United Church will hold its annual Silver Tea wednesday from 2.30 to 5.30 and from 7.30 to 9.30 ., in the parlor of the Church. Mrs. D. Campbell and mrs. J. Lloyd Are general con veners in charge. A summer fair will be held on the grounds of St. Stephen s Church Helmsdale Avenue East Kildonan saturday at 3 . Games of skill Fortune telling and refreshments Olive Branch. Rebekah Lodge. I. Tues Day. 8 . Eureka Hall. Odd Fellows Temple Kennedy Street business meet ing and charter to be draped final meet until fall social evening to follow. St Andrew s United Church Eiver Heights w.m.s., annual Supply meeting tuesday. 2.30 ., in ladies parlor miss m. Luke guest speaker mrs. Arthur Brown vocalist. Darling june clearance gloves res. Nee. S1.23 res. Sl95 5155 All others 20% ref. Prices All other hats reduced 20.% hat shop Between Carlton and Edmonton 375 Portage ave. Stiffens on reached the w a Ai Juulia Jyh reached about 10 to 20 minutes after the mixture comes to a vigorous boil. Add the Lemon juice at this Point and boil for just 2 minutes longer or until the Jelly stage is reached again. Turn into hot sterilized jars and Seal with melted paraffin when the first coat has hardened add a second coat rotating the jars so that the Wax will come up Well around the ins Des of the jars. Cover jars with Jar lids or with paper that is tied on and store in a Cool dry place. The spoon and when two or three drops run together and full off in a single Sheet then the mixture is ladies auxiliary to polish Branch. Canadian lesion. B.e.s.l., tuesday 8 30 . At Homo mrs. Jack 468 Talbot a venite. The Bottom of the Basin let this Edv of after this the spinach is to be Tho i cooked covered for from. 10 to 15 minutes or until it is thoroughly the leaves should be sufficient but if necessary to prevent burning a Little More water May be added. When the spinach is thoroughly wilted it should be packed at once into clean hot jars. Add 1 level Teaspoon Salt to each quart Jar and fill the jars to within 1 Inch from the tops with the cooking water or fresh boiling water will do if there in t enough water in which it was cooked. Partially Seal the jars that is screw the tops on tightly and then unscrew them a Bare Quarter turn. Place 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 or 3 inches. Bring the water in the canner to a boil and keep it boiling vigorously for 3 hours. As the water in the canner boils away replace it with vigorously boiling water so that the water remains at least 2 inches Over the tops of the jars All during the processing time. When the processing time is up remove the jars from the canner at once and Seal them tightly immediately. When the jars Are cold invert them to test for leaks. Store tested jars in a Cool dry place. Now that jams Are no longer plentiful a Good Many people Are trying to stretch their allotted can Ning sugar so that they can make a Little of their own Jam. Here is a recipe for a rhubarb marmalade that does t use too much of the precious sugar although it does t make a very Large amount of marmalade either. Rhubarb Orange marmalade 2. Pounds rhubarb 2 cups sliced Orange 1 cups sugar cup Lemon juice have your fabric windbreaker or Raincoat Shower roofed by Henry s Penguin method Henry s cleaners dyers launch fevers 1900 now i know that you need sunlight extra soap Ness for. 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