Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 21, 1944, Winnipeg, Manitoba Clinic sunday has English erne by june Hohne George s Day sunday this year and for the of those who Hail from England and celebrate x a by feasting in the company of their Foiw going to suggest a menu for in that Are accepted English favourites du1mr a it beef would be the for such a dinner anal roast a Nice Siro a for such a dinner and a 5 the rib cuts would be pre Csc a along with this there would be Yorkshire pudding in or other. Potatoes would appear on this course and or Green Beans and car accompany these. In coi a regular salad following celery curls radishes and would suffice. F St dessert that people most associate with the English is we Are including this in 0. George s Day dinner Tomato juice or Bouillon in ast prime ribs of beef Yorkshire pudding Gravy roasted potatoes Green Beans or asparagus carrots curls pickles radishes fruit triple celery Crim w Nii Aio juice i to be served it 1 be i Worcestershire in it to Annas. Excellent Nav to provided out of Vou Don t wish to take the to to the rib roast Mav to roasted with i herbs in it. Of it May _ be boned rolled. We arc giving direct cooking the latter today. He roast is not and rolled. It will require a Shorter cooking period. Between course ready rolled. 4 and 5 pounds you win Purchase with buy and. Of this Al Mote Ratey slow oven 300 dec a in per Pound. A Good Many people make York hire pudding Kun in one piece pan whereas others like to it m individual scr inns in no to ctr so Thore be nip i Thwe , those who one or the other method of making a t0 give recipes for whiter cleaner i Winnipeg laundry launderers dyers cleaners Yorkshire add dig i cup Canada approved flour i Teaspoon baking powder r Teaspoon Salt h cure milk 2 eggs is beef drippings it i Giaui Lulis method sift together the flour baking powder and Salt. Place in a bowl and add the milk a at once boat with a rotary egg beater until Well blended and smooth. Add one unbeaten egg at a time and Beal thoroughly after each addition heat the beef drippings in a Square or Oblong pan until bubbling hot. pour in the pudd incr Dat in Naiad a 400 Deg. Of for about 30 minutes. Serve As soon As p alter taking from the oven. This Are. Hot. Fill them about half full with the Batter and bake in a moderate oven c350 Deg. Of for about 45 minutes. Serve with Gravy As soon As they Are taken from the oven. Asparagus has better Quality by june Horne the varieties of vegetables Avail Able m the shops this week Are the same As we could obtain last week asparagus being shown seems a Izue better Quality than that which been seen. The stalks show a slightly better percentage of Green and Are mostly thicker although some show neediness in the tips it is a Little less expensive than it Nas been new cabbage is no better Quality than it has been. One shoo is showing some eggplant but this is expensive. Cauliflower is fresh and the curds Are quite creamy but not compact enough at from 40c to 55c a head in some and Selling at 25c a Pound in others. Old cabbage where available is 4c a Pound. New cab Bage is Wasty at from 5c to 7c a Pound. Broccoli where available is Tresh has Good color and the Bud clusters Are quite compact at Lac a Pound. Spinach is quite f rein and Cusp at from 12c to 18c a Pound. California asparagus is sell no now at from 20c to 27c a Pound. Old carrots Are 4c a Pound. New carrots with tops on Are Selling at and 9c a Pound. New Carro with tops removed Are 5c and 6c Pound. Beets with tops off Are 5c and go a Pound and with tops on they Are 9c a Pound. Sweet Pota Loeh Winnipeg tree of Jess Friday Apholt Are Selling at from 18c to Pound. Mushrooms where 22c Avail Able Are quite fresh and Small at Iram 63c to u8c a Pound. Shallots Are fresh at 39c a Pound in some shops and j3c a Bunch in others eggplant is 30c a Pound. Head lettuce is quite fresh and Crisp and the ii ads Are quite solid at from 12c to 17c a head in some shops and 12c a Pound in others of Lull flu a Lew shops Are now showing Winnipeg t lettuce this week. This is fresh and Christ Leith Crisp at 20c a Pound in some shops. 21, ism Jackson Baker vows made at St. Alban s with daffodils adorning the altar and ferns Palms and Cathedral candles banking the Chancel the Clara Marion Only or. And mrs. Jeff wedding of daughter of jells girl j by George Antheil Lack of mail or Lack of love science is wonderful and the inventive Genius of Man is Awe inspiring. Machines Are being produced Day in and Day out that require less and less attention from operators to turn out the products we All need. Self sparking some girls but love what about just because Baker to Pilot officer e. S. L. Jackson r.c.a.f., son of or. And mrs. 1. W. P. Jackson Victoria b.c., was solemnized april 14, at St. Alban s Church. Rev Frederick Hughes officiated a. Lee presided at the Organ. During the signing of the Register miss Eileen Weir Sang Gounod s ave Maria. The Bride wore a gown of White silk Jersey fashioned with a neck and Long Lily pointed sleeves. The full skirt fell from an inset Girdle tha showed shirring on either Side i he uncertainty of the mail Situ of the deep Point. Her veil fell Gatior to All the other complications Aren t continually showered with attention by their boy friends they think the whole thing is off that he has fallen for someone else or Nas completely forgotten them. Our men in the service have a lot More to do than write let ters Home. They have a full Day of training and activities while in this country and when overseas from a Halo of shirred net and formed a train. She carried deep red roses. She was attended by miss Mai Reilly. Gowned in azure Blue crepe. She fitted Cap. Finished with blossoms in Matching tones and veil draped. She carried a Muff of shared crepe covered pinocchio roses. With the bridegroom was attended by his brother. Petty officer Allan p Jackson . Ushers were caries Forrester and Harold Dunham. The reception was held in the Clra iving room of the fort Garry hotel. Pilot officer and mrs. A Nicison left for Rivers where they will reside. For travelling the Bride wore a Violet suit the jacket featuring trap unto work. Her hat was a Small Black our Felt with veiling. She wore a Topcoat of Camel hair and a Corsage of Talis Man roses and White pansies. Shiloff the wedding of pet. Fanny Shiloff c.w.a.c., daughter of or. And mrs Shiloff Brandon Man., to de. Baking from the will be nicely puffed and the edges will be Crisp and delicately Brown w Here is a recipe for the pud Ding made in individual portions in muffin tins or custard cups. Yorkshire pudding h h cup flour Teaspoon Salt cup milk 1 egg method sift together the flour and Salt. Add the milk gradually to this and then beat with a rotary beater until smooth. Beat the egg Well and add to the first mixture. Place about Teaspoon butter or drippings in the Bottom of 6 muffin tins or custard cups and heat in the oven until the butter or drippings Are melted and the tins or cups fresh and has Good color Pounci. To mutes Are fairly Well ripened at to 25c a Pound. Green for women Shani loom Irish Tweed topcoats this Rich appearing yet rugged fabric of North Ireland is built to stand the Gaff of hard Wear and rough weather. Exclusively Warren k. Cook styled and tailored to main rain its Rich appear Ance. And sportswear listen i 8.20 Krc morn mar 241 Portage ave. At pc a Bunch in others. Green onions Are fresh and Small Al a Bunch in some shops and 59c a Pound in others. Radishes Are quite fresh and Crisp at from about to 8c a Bunch. White celery is Crisp and fresh where available but not very Well bleached at 12c my 13c a Pound. Pascal celery is fresh Una and 13c firm and from i9c peppers Are not very plentiful at from 41c to 45c a Pound. Cucumbers where available Are 37c each. Avocados Are from 27c to 30c each. Hothouse rhubarb is fresh and has quite Good color but is not plentiful at 33c a Pound. Pineapples where available arc from 40s each for a Small size a 42, to 70c each for a Large size an 18. Pecans in the Shell Are 59 c a Pound walnuts Are 60c a Pound and peanuts 25c a Pound. Yellow newtons and Whie saps Are the Only varieties of apples available in most shops and these Range from lie to 13c a Pound Eor extra fancy Quality and the fancy Quality is trom Loc to 12c a Pound. Inemer members honoured by p and b club honouring new members the membership committee of the professional and business women s club entertained tuesday evening in the club rooms. Bridge and other games were played after which miss Norrina Mcgougan gave two read Ings. Refreshments were served. Pc. Jack Schwab p.p.c.l.i., and mrs. J. Schwab took place april 15, eran Church. Or. The Bride wore White sheer with a a Lidice of White lace. Tha again but i were Long and had Matching lace to out his to the elbows and the heart neck line was complimented by a Gold and then it hardly seems logical to expect a constant Stream of letters. Dear or. Two years ago i Mei a fellow whom i fell in love with. We went together several months then enlisted in the army. He made me Promise to write to him so i did. Two months later he received a three Day pass and came Home. We went out together and had a wonderful time. We exchanged Pic Tures. I sent him a very expensive picture of myself. Later i wrote him a letter and did not receive an answer but i wrote again. Not receiving an answer from a third letter i decided he must not to write anymore so i quit writing to him. Six months ago he came Home on another three Day pass which left him Only one Day to spend in our Home town. I was surprised to find that after not hearing from him for almost 10 months he came to see me that night. But i was t Home and he had to Roback the next morning. So we did t see one another. Later. I Learned he had called my girl Friend up to ask about me my girl Friend told him of the three letters he did t answer and he explained he did t get them. I have often wanted to write to locket. Her fingertip net veil was held with a Crown of gathered net. Know of no Way _. Address unless i would go to his Mother and i could t do this because i have shall never hear from him again i would at least like to get my Pic tur of Kitten Why sit around speculating about whether the Chap is married in love with someone else or what when you have the Chance thousands of other girls Only wish they had. Go and see his Mother introduce yourself and Tell her what you told in your letter. If he is married she will Tell you have no do Tibt. In that Case you can get his address and your picture . It he in to write to him. Tell him that you got his address from his Mother and while you Don t expect him to pour Forth an Avalanche of mail you would like to hear from him. Anyway you figure it. Visiting his Mother is your advantage. Notice commencing april 26th, and until further notice but ols dry clean ers will be closed All Day wednesday never met her. I Don t want to go on dreaming of him when there is u in u Jacl. I ii n 11 she carried Gardenias and Premier the possibility that he May be roses. The Bride was attended by her sister. Mettle wearing Pale Pink and Chapel veil of Matching Pink. Go Briercliffe roses and aged or even married by now. It 1 dyers and gleaners phone 2sr6s 276haix1ravf Stropp Eatonl she carried Blue the Best Man was Edward Hilder rear. A reception followed at the Home of the bridegroom s parents. Alter a Short leave they will resume their respective duties Goulds Borough a quiet wedding was solemnized at St. Paul s United Church manse , Man., april 14, when Mac youngest daughter of or. And mrs. J. Gouldsboro Ligh ochre River -.me the Bride of Max Bohrn second son of or. And mrs. Frank Bohrn Miniota. Mrs. L. Lapointe sister of the bridegroom and the pick a Favourite at Darling your Choice of newest hat styles is almost unlimited. New arrivals daily. Popular prices. Was Matron of Honor those in charge of arrangements were mrs. Jane Davis miss Bea Trice and miss Margaret and Laurie. The new members present were mrs. A. E. Hinds mrs. H. Galbraith. Mrs. O. Mason mrs. M. Lee and misses Alice Cole Rhoda Wood Norma Mcgougan. Myrtle Craig and Janea Mccowan. The members of the executive were guests also on this occasion. Groomsman was Alfred Bohrn. Rev. W. A. Osborne oif Icia cd. Or. And mrs. M. Bohrn will reside on the Home farm at Miniota. Mcwilliams the marriage of Doris daughter of or. And mrs. H. B. Mcwilliams of Vancouver formerly of Winni Peg and William h. Slim of Van Couver was solemnized at the St. Andrew s Wesley United Church april 10. Or. O. N. S. Mccall officiated. All Over Canada women Are saying ashes its new Hustle Bubble suds get biggest washes sparkling White with Rich Sud sing action alone mrs. Robert p. Maxwell sister of the Bride from los Angeles Wen. Jones were the attendants. A reception was of idol washes without bleaching what a pleasure to hang out a Wash so gleaming snowy White you d almost think you bleached it that s what of idol does for you each with Safe Sud sing action alone you see of idol s new Hustle Bubble suds arc so energetic they lift dirt out All your White things except of course for unusual stains come White without bleaching. Radiantly White save clothes in wartime with of idol there s no need for hard rubbing harsh bleaching or Long Washer runs. This Means clothes last longer in these wartime. Of idol is so Safe for washable colors Rayons and your own precious hands economical Box of of idol goes much farther than before washes lots More clothes or dishes Trade Mart Reg. Held at the Devonshire hotel. Later or. And mrs. Slim left on a Honey Moon trip o Santa Rosa Calit and Points South. A quiet wedding was solemnized at St. James anglican Church. Rivers april 15, when Helen mar Garet eldest daughter of or. And mrs. G. L. Davies. Divers was United in marriage to w. Douglas Buike. Eldest son of or. And mrs we. Blake of rapid City. The1 Bride wore a Street length dress of beige Alpaca with a Brown hat. She carried yellow Tea roses and Fern. The bridesmaid. Miss Shirley Davies sister of the Bride wore Blue crepe and carried sweetheart roses. The bridegroom was attended by Gordon Terry of rapid City. D. Gracey of rapid City officiated. The music was played by mrs. A. Douglas of Brandon. During the signing of the Register miss Patricia Douglas Sang at a Buffet luncheon was served at the Home of the Bride s parents. The couple left for a Short Honey Moon in Winnipeg. They will re Side on the bridegroom s farm soul invest rapid City. A quiet wedding took place april 8 at the Home or. T. A. Mimrose. Lilliar. Minerva eldest Daugh ter of or. X. E. Glass became the Bride of Cpl. Charles Shepperd Stevenson son of the la emr. James m. Stevenson of Morris Man. Or. Munro officiated. The Bride wore a dress of Peri Winkle brocaded Blue crepe and she carried Talisman roses. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride. Berry Street. For going away the Bride wore a Brown suit and a Small Brown Straw hat. Cpl. And mrs. Stevenson left for a Short honeymoon. In a setting of Palms and ferns at first presbyterian Church april 8, Dorothy a. Cantelon. Youngest daughter of mrs. M. Cantelon. And Harold James Nicklin. Son of or. And mrs. A. Nick in. Were United in marring. Rev. G. Mclean per formed the ceremony. James sounders presided at the Organ. Mrs. James Cantelon. Sister in Law of the Bride Sang o Promise me during the signing of the Register. Given in marriage by a. H. Cani Cion the Bride gown of White sheer the Long fitted bodice featuring a sweetheart neck line and Lily Point sleeves. The bodice had lace inserts in the front and the skirt was full. A Sweet heart headdress held her floor length veil. She carried White roses. The Bride was attended by her two Sisters mrs. D. A. Frankard and mrs. J. D. Simpkin. The former wore a gown of Rose sheer with a Matching headdress of Flowers and ribbons. She carried sweetheart roses. The latter wore a gown of yellow sheer her match ing no address also of Flowers and ribbon. She carried yellow roses. George Nicklin. Brother of the bridegroom was the Best Man and the Ushers were James Cantelon. Pc. A. Frankard and j. D. Simpkin. A reception was held at the Home 1 of the Bride s parents. For travel Ling the Bride wore a dress of British Tan and purple silk Jersey. Her Matching hat had Violet trim and he wore a Corsage of Johanna Hill roses. Or. And mrs. Nicklin left for Bagotville Quebec where they will reside. _ styles. Genuine and simulated Lea thers fabrics Etc. May i67q. Fifo Gro Ceteria Heinz vegetarian soup 2 condensed vegetable soup is specially prepared for people who Don t want meat in their diets. Also makes a delicious first course to any meal. 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