Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 21, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday april 21. Page thirteen Only overseas camera girl for Wrens returning Home soon to arrive in Canada after 13 months service in London As the women s Royal Canadian naval service s Only photographer Over seas is leading photographer Wren Jennie i. Whitehead of Winnipeg naval Headquarters said thursday night. After leave at Home with her parents. Or. And mrs. C. V Whitehead. 728 Talbot Avenue she will be stationed in Ottawa As a photographer on the staff of Nava information. In her year of wartime assign ments her camera took her to the invasion ports to social functions featuring admirals to Royal investiture at Buckingham assignments which added zip to her Darkroom work. But leading Wren Whitehead re members Best the Days and nights in the press relations Section of the Canadian naval Mission overseas where last june the Darkroom staf worked nights As Well As Days to get news pictures of the invasion developed censored and on their Way to Canada to scoop the work on. Pictures of troops going ashore in Landing Craft. Replacing her in the photographic clothes repaired bring them to our Cen trally Loc a cd downtown Plant for attention or phone 93 177 modern a dry cleaners 309 Margrave St. Lust North of Portage buy a Bike new or rebuilt n. Gooch 173 Sherbrook St. Pm. 37 408 bicycle Wren Jennie Whitehead Section overseas is leading Wren Lorna Stanger of Ottawa pre. Piously stationed in Ottawa. Rob Roy Camp Tea for parcels fund Rob Roy Camp 42, sons of Scot land benevolent association ladies social club. Win hold a Silver Tea and Sale of work wednesday from 2.30 to 5.30 . And 7.30 to 10 ., at the Home of or. And mrs. K. Robertson. 671 Sherbrook Street. In the afternoon Tea will be poured by the wives of the presiding chiefs. In the evening the past chiefs of Rob Roy Camp will preside Over the Tea cups. Proceeds in Aid of parcels for members in the services. Apex Young people plan closing banquet Apex Young people s Union i Westminster United Church will hold its closing banquet and dance. Friday. It 6 ., in the gymnasium of the Church. Feature speaker will be of. John k. Friesen recently returned from overseas and a for Mer president of Manitoba Confer ence. . Other features in clude a sing sons Short talks and the installation of officers. Elections will be held at the meeting sunday. Ezra chapter of Hadassah will hold its annual Spring Tea at the Home of mrs. S. Granovsky. Oxford Street. Wednesday from 2.30 to 5.30 . Mrs. D. Berman is convener. South Centre progressive conservative women s association meet ins planned for tuesday has been cancelled owing to the special luncheon . Service tie Imperial order Daugh ters of the Empire will at tend Young United Church on sunday evening for the St. George s Day service meet ing in the schoolroom at 6.45 . And proceeding to the Church in a body. Honie makers course to Start april 30 nutrition child psychology furnishing of the new Home ideas on household storage space improvised equipment for the Home nurse the Basic dress and its accessories Are just a few of the Many headings of special lectures to be Given in the Short course for homemakers to be held april 30 to May 5, at the University of Manitoba. Not Only the latest tips on preparation of foods menu plan Ning and conservation will be dealt with but the Many other phases of Home making Are included in the course of lectures arranged. In addition a series of demonstrations will be included with experts in their own Fields the addresses and Demon 4v, i a for the must be made to Dean Mitchener University of stations. Application a. V. Manitoba. Those from out of town desiring information concerning room and Board May obtain it from miss Marjorie Mackay Dean of women. Lunch maybe purchased at the University cafeteria classes will be held in the attended by the members wednes Day. Topi the Way your hair is arranged has much to do with the Way you feel. Be Young and Gay with a smart hair do Given by no fashion s thoroughly trained beauticians. Mew hair do s at special prices Feather Bob military wave includes shampoo and set genuine Cream Oil wave includes shampoo and Sot wave Ujj miss m. Helgason include. Shampoo and set no fashion staff i and said there s nothing new a classic Perm that stands out above All others Cream Oil cold wave an entirely new and different permanent it curls the finest of baby Fine hair. If curls the tiniest hairs at the please make morning appointments for faster service. Winnipeg s leading permanent wavers phone 97703 professional Eaton s All administration building of fort Garry site of the University. Any further information May be secured from or. Grace Gordon Hood director of Home economics. Registration is from 9.30 . To 12.30 . At room 205. Scout officials patrons at Tea the parents committees of St Ignatius boy scouts Wolf cubs. Gir. Guides and brownies will sponsor a Silver Tea in the Parish Hall sunday from z until 6 o clock. Receiving will be m. A. O Hara chairman of the men s committee f Allery. Miss peer Captain Andrich. Tricia o Kelly. Cub mistress. Miss Marguerite Walters. Brown owl with the conveners of the Tea mrs. R. B. Robertson mrs. K. C Weiss. Mrs. J. F. Flynn and mrs. J. T. Peer. Patrons and Patr Nesses of the Tea will include scout and guide officials. T e. Saul provincial commissioner e. F. Mills Provin Cial executive commissioner w. 18th company George Andrich. Scoutmaster miss a and Grenier created firm Contra to n Young a Graceful contour so. Cool so Deverly contrived by Grenier. C. A Grenier 5.co., Montreal e Hardiman assistant provincial commissioner d. H. Brand As Histand provincial commissioner j. L Stevens District commissioner m. R. Millett. President South District association and mrs. J. N. Semmens provincial commissioner mrs w. C. Folliott greater Winnipeg commissioner mrs. S. M. Scott division commissioner mrs. L Reid District commissioner and miss m. Hoskin provincial rotary. Girl guides. Hostesses will include mrs. J. A Mcmanus. Mrs. P. O Kelly. Mrs. W b. Paterson. Mrs. F. Allery and mrs. C. Mccarthy. In charge of tables Are mrs. P. J. Gallagher and mrs. M. A. O Hara. At the exchequer will be mrs. W t Gorman mrs. E. Naven mrs a. Mahon. Mrs. E. G. Two Mey. Mrs. W. Doyle j. Bromley h. O Neill g. Hunter h. Donley j Lyons and v. Strogen. Scouts. Guides cubs and brownies will assist in serving ushering As a guard of Honor and at the exchequer. They will be in charge of misses l. Paterson. Lieutenant Marie Degoes Briand. S. A. Doyle. I. Carroll. S. Mckinnon and or. C. Mccarthy. Mrs. S. Silvert is convener of the Bai Mitzvah dinner for the Meno Rah chapter of Hadassah. Sunday at 7 . At the zionist Headquarters 1127 main Street. Regional delegates to attend consumer Branch conference at least 20 chairmen of sub committees of the women s regional advisory committee to the consumer Branch of the wartime prices and Trade Board will attend the consumer Branch conference in Winnipeg. According to mrs. Joha Allen a pretty wedding Nieds april 12, in Patricia Drylie a leading dancer with the Volkoff Canadian Ballet has been asked to rehearse with the Ballet russe de Monte Carlo and is expected to audition before Balac Hanine this summer. The visiting Ballet was impressed with her Talent. Air Force couple make bridal vows was Solem All saints Church when Cpl. Bernadine Margaret Stuart ., eldest daughter of and mrs. W. R Stuart of la Riviere Man., be came the Bride of flight lieu tenant Frederick Smith Only. Son of or. And mrs. Frede Rick Smith of Dartmouth Nova Scotia Canon w. Askey officiated. The Bride wore a gown of White net Over Satin featuring a Sweet heart neckline Lily pointed sleeves fully skirt and veil to match. Her bouquet was of american Beauty roses and Fern. Mrs. James Mckay was Matron of Honor. The Best Man was James Mckay. The Bride s brother and brother in Law a. San. R. R. Stuart and of. Clark Holgate ., were Ushers. A reception was held at the Homestead after which or. And mrs. Smith left for a Short Honey Moon in Chicago. Picardy s Salon was the scene of a pretty wedding april 14. When mar Jorie Bernice. Only daughter of or. And mrs. P. Chadburn was Given in marriage to Lac. Victor vog Tiell son of or. And mrs. L. P. Vog Iell. Of Edmonton Alta. The Bride wore a dress of White silk Jersey and Chapel veil held with Gardenias. She carried Ameri can Beauty roses. Miss Lucy Zamaiko was brides maid. The Best Man was Lac. John Smith. Mrs. Gladys Reddin played the wedding music. A reception followed the Cere Mony. Lac. And mrs. Voghell left or Edmonton on a honeymoon trip when the Bride wore a dressmaker suit in Brown with Matching hat and White Blouse. Her Corsage was Cream roses. Uui1j.c1 Cliv a p a wrap chairman a Good representation of women from Vari Ous Points of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario will come for the sessions april 24-26. Manitoba delegates expected Are mrs. T. L. Townsend Birtle mrs. C c. Musgrove Johnson Carman mrs. W b. Hicks Dauphin or. W. G. Lockhart flin flon mrs. M. O. Heath w. R. Leslie Morden mrs. W j Shore Neepawa _ mrs c Settle Portage la Prairie mrs. J. Xeo Roblin mrs. T. W. Neelands Swan River mrs. G. Fredm. Notre dam de Lourdes mrs. A. Lemoine sep Agathe mrs. G. Guertin Ste. Jear Baptiste mrs. E. E. Fowler the Pas or. C. Moore. Virden Ontario delegates will be mrs. P Horsley Dryden mrs. J. Chris Tianson. Keewatin mrs. J. A. Wish Art port Arthur mrs. J. L. Moran Sioux Lookout mrs. R. Birch Schreiber representing port Arthur and fort William. The Central women s regional advisory committee which is in charge of the arrangements is under to chairmanship of mrs. John Allen mrs r h. Rowland is Secretary an mrs j. E. Cossette assistant Secre tary committee members Are mrs Stewart Gordon mrs. A. J. Hughes mrs. F. A Sparling. Mrs. W. T Wager mrs. N. R. Wilson miss w Bridges miss Mary Dafoe. Mis Frances Mckay miss Isobel Robson miss Jean Woodside. Mme a j. H. Dubuc chairman sub committee will also attend the conference. Claman Rusen Somri Are made at Home a simple wedding ceremony we performed april 13, when Ruth youngest daughter of or. And met d Rusen became the Bride o or. Zalman Bernard Claman. So of or. And mrs. S. Claman of Sas Katoon. The ceremony and reception too place at the Home of the Bride parents Inkster Boulevard. Rev. B m Javish officiated assisted b the Bride s Grandfather d. Rusen. Wedding music was played b mrs. Clara Pearlman miss Ros Ostrow Sang because. Or. Hare Short brother in Law of the Bride mrs Thompson advises by Elizabeth Thompson t problem children Are always a a worry particularly when they influence younger members of the family and the writer of this letter has cause for alarm. She says dear mrs. I have a son 16 years old who is very terrible. He does t want to work. Besides him i have five other Little boys and the oldest one shows them evil plans and tricks that Are dangerous to the Public. I would like to know if there is any thing i can do or any place to keep those kids. I am getting so tired of him he is almost driving me crazy. He gets on my nerves and also shows a bad example to his smaller Mother. I would advise you to consult the family Bureau in the con federation life building. 457 main Street. As your oldest boy is 16, he no longer comes under Juven Ile court jurisdiction. What you should have done was to get help from the juvenile court years ago. Then you might have prevented him from growing up to be such a problem. If you Ever have trouble with the younger boys Don t Hesi Tate to ask for advice there. It necessary to wait until a boy commits a crime. You May have made mistakes bringing up the eldest lad and can t blame him entirely for the difficulties. But if he is Normal mentally it should be possible to work out solution. Since he is now 16. You Don t have to support can refuse to let him live at Home corrupting his younger Brothers. If he realizes that he has of behave or fend for himself it might have n sobering effect also it might no him Good to Send him to a farm for the summer. The family Bureau will discuss possibilities with you. Breaking engagement dear mrs. For the past year i have been engaged to a boy overseas. I thought i loved him at the time but now find i was too Young to know my own mind. I was Only 17. And now i am 18. Before he went overseas i told him maybe my love would t last forever As i was kind of Young but he loves me so much he said i could learn to love him in the years to come. It in t because i love anyone else that i want to break the engagement. Ifs just that my love we re off and now i have Only a deep feeling of Friendship towards him. I Don t want to Hurt him believe me. But Don t think i could marry a boy i Don t love do you think i should wait for him and be married or break our engagement if i knew it would make him Happy to have me marry him i would of the . If he knew i did t love him he would t want me him. He is 2-4. Please help problem son is worry think you should Tell the boy hat you still Don t feel you love him enough to marry him. And Don t think it is fair to consider yourselves engaged. Make it Clear that there in t anybody else and that you have a warm regard and admiration for him. But say that you won t know until you see him again whether it is the real thing or not. I think it would be much better if both of you went out with others and waited until his return to make up your minds about mar age you Are right in saying you were too Young to know what you wanted but it May be that when this Bov returns you will find him More attractive than Ever. And Don t be misled by descriptions of love you read in sentimental magazines. A warm feeling of Friendship plus physical attraction and Mutual interests May be developed into the highest kind of love while the thrills and chills variety of Romance May fizzle out into nothing. How Ever at your age you Are justified in wanting thrills and should give yourself a Chance to find them. If you Felt shop around you would clarify your own feelings and be More Likely to find your Fiance thrilling when he returns. Whatever you do Don t marry him unless your heart is in it. It would just make you both was Best Man. The Bride wore an Ivory Lac Crown the tunic effect accentuate by a cowl neckline and sleeves. Her Matching Mary queer of scots Headpiece was held by Orange blossoms. She carried a Ivory prayer with orchids roses and streamers. Mrs. Larvey Short who Allende her sister was gowned in Violet be and lace with Matching Neil. So carried Talisman roses. Or. And mrs. Claman will temporarily reside in Winnipeg. Minister s Home scene of wedding a pretty wedding was solemnized april 18 at the Home of the Rev. J a Bowman when Helen Eldes daughter of or. And mrs. M. J guest became the Bride of Alan Joseph Lusignan of Winnipeg end Stony Mountain. The Bride wore a gown of powder Blue with a Coronet of Matching Flowers and a shoulder length veil of the same Shade. She wore a Corsage Bouque of sweetheart roses and Orange blossoms. She was attended by miss e Rogers. Morton guest brother o the Bride was Best Man. A reception for the immediate relatives was held at the Bride s lome. The Young couple left Foi Kenora where they will be the guests of the Henricia hotel. A. Double ring ceremony was per Ormed March 29 at 7 ., at the parsonage of Rev. Arthur g. Bell at Carlsbad new Mexico when he United in marriage Sara Louise. Daughter of mrs. W. J. Sietz of Catlettsburg Kentucky and Alan Robert Thompson eldest son of mrs. Lottie Thompson of Winnipeg. The Bride wore an afternoon frock of soft Green topped with a Brown coat and a Brown hat. Her Corsage was of Sweet peas. Her Only attendant was miss Alma Felix. Following a honeymoon in Elpaso. Texas and Juarez Mexico the bridal couple will reside in Artesia . The Bride is the librarian at the Artesia High school and the bridegroom is athletic coach and physical instructor. Mrs. Thomp son is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and the bridegroom is a graduate from state teachers col lege . Staff sgt. Thompson received his discharge from the . Army in december 1944, following service in the South Pacific. April 2. At the manse in Isabella Elsie May Stowe. Eldest daughter of or. And mrs. Robert Stowe of Beulah. Became the Bride of Perci Val j. Gies. Son of or. And mrs. Jacob Gies. Recently of Saltcoats. Sask. Now of Tilston. Rev. H. I. Bowman officiated. The Bride chose a two piece dress of Rose crepe with Brown hat and wore a Corsage of Sweet peas and roses. She was attended by miss Eileen Pratt of Birtle. And the Bride Groom by his brother. Wilfred Gies of Brandon. After the reception at the Home of. The Bride s aunt mrs. D. Mcdonald of Beulah the couple left to spend a Short honeymoon at bran Don. Toddlers four piece outfit features Dainty embroidery Marian Martin pattern s409 such an expensive handmade look to pattern 9409 but so Thrif tily made at Home frock companion Cape. Dutch hat slip and Transfer for Dainty embroidery All included. Pattern 9409 6 mos. 1. 2, 3, 4, 5. 6 years. Size 2, frock. 1 Yard 35-Inch, i Yard contrast hat Yard. To obtain this pattern Send Coupon and 20 cents not in to the pattern depart ment. Winnipeg free press. Allow three weeks for your pattern to reach you. Use this Coupon print name and address plainly. Marian Martin pattern no. 9409. Size name address. Iro6vai City. Prov. Lieut. A. W. Menzies weds Miami girl St. Stephen s Church was the scene of a quiet wedding april 16, at 4 pin. When Rev. H. A. Frame officiated at the marriage of Deane Frances twin daughter of or. And mrs. J. G. Gai Rivett of Miami Man., and Lieut. A. W. Menzies ., Only son of or. And mrs. A. F. Menzies of Winnipeg. The Bride wore a dressmaker suit of Pale Blue Wool with a Small Brown hat trimmed with Matching Blue Flowers. She wore a Corsage of Pink roses and White Sweet peas. She was attended by her twin sister Luce. The bridegroom was attended by Lieut. B. Bristow . The Ushers were c. Savage and Lieut. R. Knox Filmer Hubble pre sided at the Organ. Following a reception held in the private dining room in the Hudson s Bay store Lieut and mrs. Menzies left for a honeymoon in Minneapolis. Short Chisick a pretty evening wedding was solemnized april 12, when Cha Only daughter of or. And mrs. A. Chisick. Became the Bride of sgt. Barry Short Son of or. And mrs. J. Short. The ceremony and dinner took place at the jewish orphanage. Rabbi i. Herson officiated. Wedding music was played mrs. Harvey Short. Miss i Rusen Sang because. The Bride wore an afternoon dress of Robin s egg Blue crepe featuring an embroidered Yoke and Cape Al sleeves. Her Matching veil held by Orange blossoms. She carried an Ivory prayer Book Gardenias roses and streamers. Mrs. C. Chisick and mrs. M. Chisick were the Bride s attendants. The bridal couple will reside in. The East where the bridegroom is now stationed. A pretty wedding was solemnized at the United Church parsonage Melita april 14. At 9 . When Laura Louise eldest daughter of or and mrs. Percy Loucks was United in marriage to James War Ren Only son of mrs. Cans. Warren. Rev. R. A. G. Passmore officiated. The Bride wore a dress of Blue crepe with hat of White and a Cor by Ruth Sage of roses. Miss Marie Banks was brides maid. Kid Rard Williams was Best a reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. The Young couple left for Winni Peg. The Bride travelled in a Green suit with Brown hat. Upon their return. Or. And mrs. Warren will reside in Melita. Man. The bridegroom has recently re turned from Italy where he was wounded. St. Margaret s anglican Church was the setting april. 14 at 7.30 o clock for the marriage of Barbara Kathryn. Only daughter of or. And mrs j. B. M. Carne. To telegraphed Frank William Wedley. R.c.n.v.r., son of or. And mrs. C. H. Weedy. Or. F. Glover officiated. Presiding at the Organ was Edwynne. The Bride s gown was of White the bodice of lace the bouffant skirt of net. It was draped Over taffeta and featured a sweetheart neckline and Lily Point sleeves. Her veil was secured by a Halo of stiffened Irish Crochet lace. She car ried a White prayer Book overlaid with sweetheart roses the Stream ers studded the blossoms. Mrs. E. M. L. Kennedy sister of he bridegroom attended As Matron f Honor. Miss Margaret Dickinson. Was the bridesmaid. Cpl. Harold vice. Mrs. M. Gait will sing Thorlakson. Cousin of the Bride the evening. Room was the Best Man. Ushers were staff set. Of. M. Carne the Bride s brother and Harold Lewis. As the Bride and bridegroom left the Church a guard of Honor was formed of the 12th company of girl guides of St. Margaret s Church of which the Bride has been Captain. A reception followed at the Home of the bridegroom s parents 179 Walnut Street. After a Short honeymoon the bridegroom will return to duty. The Bride will remain in Winnipeg. For travelling the Bride changed to a Chamois toned Wool dress triple ruffles of material running horizon tally at the bodice Centre. Her Brown Straw hat was veil draped. She wore a camels hair top coat and a Corsage of Talisman roses. Irish protestant Tea the Irish protestant association ladies auxiliary will hold a Silver Tea. Sale of work and Home cooking. Tuesday from 8 to 10.30 ., in the Royal templars Hall. 360 Young Street in Aid of men on Active ser mothers. Attention we have the very Ali Iners you need for that pre schoo child. Slick Sun tulu Sklaru Corduroy Smook houseboats Coli Etc. See them for yourself today at the baby Gih shop 505 time i la 92 Otil get x your furs Oft the Way to Quinton s storage vaults protect your furs the Only sure Quinton s cold storage vaults. There they arc Safe dunns die hot season that brings Moths and also from fire and theft Don t risk your fur coat these it at Quinton s remember. 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