Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 21, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page fourteen Tekse fess. Saturday april 21, 1945 . To medical career is sex service woman s aim having served her country for 33 months As a member 01 the women s division of the Royal Canadian air Force miss Margaret Willene Vankoughnet of Carman has seized the Opportunity offered her under the service women s rehabilitation programme to enrol for a profession which was Only a dream for her before enlistment. Registering in the first course offered her which will enable her to take second year pre med subjects with the regular University students in the fall. Miss Vankoughnet has taken the first step towards a medical career one not offered to Many even in peace time and one which takes Long hours of study and a deter mined character. Always longing to become Medico and specialize in psychiatry this Young servicewomen took one year s training As a nurse at Brandon general Hospital be fore joining up. Now she has car ried her wish to treat the ills of humanity even further by preparing herself to become a full fledged doctor. I find the studying rather hard after being away from school for several years she claimed but i think i la become accustomed to it raised and educated in Carman where her f Ather. W. R. Van Koug net farms Willene Van Kough net enlisted in Winnipeg in May 1942. One of the third group of . Recruits to join up she took her initial training at Havergal school for girls Jarvis Street to Ronto before Rockcliffe was open Rumford s Economy Damp Wash service returns your clothes beautifully White and clean ready to Iron and costs Only 50c for 10 ibs. Additional pounds 5c each. Men s shirts beautifully hand finished when sent in o this service each phone 21 Willene Vankoughnet Edas the training Centre for women. From there she returned to Winnipeg and for several months was a stenographer at the local recruiting Centre. Later she re mustered to train As a Hospital assistant and served in the station hospitals in Montreal and David son sask i never did get Over seas although i really wanted she said but i did go on occasional air flips from one station to now that she has obtained her discharge from the service on medical grounds. Miss Van Kough net is losing no time in making use of the Opportunity offered her to have four years University paid by the government Princess Alice to visit French federation an honorary patroness of the federation of French. Canadian women. Her Royal highness Prin Cess Alice has graciously consented to attend a reception to be held by the members of the Winnipeg Sec Tion. April 24. At 4 . At St Joseph s Academy St. Boniface. On to Victory Tea auxiliary project the ladies auxiliary to the brotherhood of locomotive engineers of Winnipeg will Haid an on to Victory Tea in the t. Eaton company limited Assembly Hall thursday from 2.30 to 5.30 o clock. Tea will be served from three tables under the Convene ship of mrs. R. D. Mcdougall and mrs. A. L. Spafford. Mrs. W. Agnew and mrs. W. Davis. Mrs. A. R. Vanstone and mrs. H. Evans. Tables of Home cooking and Bak ing aprons and fancy goods and while elephant will be under the direction of mrs. G. Forsythe and mrs. H. Nichols mrs. J. L. Ver Hague. Mrs. C. Gray and mrs. R Henderson mrs. H. Mcfee and mrs. A. Parker. A draw will be conducted by mrs. P. Dickie. Tile tests will be received by the president. Mrs. S Lovelace vice president mrs. E. A. Brous Sean and the general convener mrs. William Wilson. Mrs. R. F. My Williams will officially open the _ s school of citizenship the final meeting of the season for the women s school of citizen ship will take place on monday night. April 23. At 8.15 in room 255. Legislative building. Mrs. G. V. Ferguson who has just returned from three months in the United Kindom will speak to the school on her experiences and general conditions As she saw them. Culinary clinic Angel food cake popular at parties by june Horne men a party looms up whether it be an afternoon Tea a Ridge or an evening at Home most hostesses take extra care in planning the refreshments. Usually this Means include special dishes that May be fairly expensive to make or which require extraordinary care in their preparation. One such item of party fare is Angel cake. The making Angel cakes depends a Good Deal on the attention paid to Small details in both the preparation and the in the first place when separating k the Ideal temperature for the Whites from the of eggs b Type of cake is 325 li1c it is Best to do this when the eggs Are cold that is. As soon As you re move them from the refrigerator Are cold mat is As soon Whites for Angel cake move them from the refrigerator. Poured onto a Platter and the Yolks Are firmer then and Are beaten with a wire whisk. Or they less Apt to break and run into the be beaten in a bowl with a egg Whites at that time. 11 in Roth the volume May be Yolks Are not to be used immedi or eaten. When the Whites Are lately place them in a bowl cover beaten wry a whisk but the Tex them with cold water then cover cake is coarser than a Ture of the cake is coarser than when Are beaten with a recipe for an from painful free do Pollock foot specialist 14 Graham Block Opp. Medical arts pm. 98 866 feet i Lulli Wal he m the dish and keep them m the re if creator until you wish to use Iem. Here is a Good allow the egg Whites that you Angel cake going to use in an Angel cake stand in a warm place unti they reach room temperature be fore starting to beat them. They will incorporate More air when warm like this than if they Are beaten when cold. The most important things to re member in making this Type of cake Are first to beat the egg Whites stiff enough and secondly to fold in the dry ingredients gently. So that As few As possible of the air bubbles that have been m corporate in the beating Are it s dry cleaning or Don t kill your wife let us do your dirty work pm. 37 222 Many women depend on it come across a company of women having a chit Chat and sooner Ilse Are alost sure to get around to the question of health and or. Chase s nerve food. This is because women of All Ages have Learned to depend on. Dacha is s nerve food to help them Over the trying times of c Energy and to help them through these trying times with least disturbance. Headache loss of sleep indigestion and feel Ings of fatigue and depression ate avoided and Thev have the Energy to live a full and joyous life. Ask for the new Economy size bottle of or. Chase s nerve food. Tois Type of cake is 325 egg Whites for Angel cake problems of travellers Aid aired at . Meeting expansion and specialization of Aid service in the last few years to keep up with the growing need of times was stressed by miss Florence Philpott general Secretary of the Friday at 2.30 ., when she addressed the travellers Aid representatives of the churches at the plex. Society miss Philpott Spok of the simple beginning of family life and the growth into Community the which changed the simple Way of living into one More Complex with a need for assistance to Many people. The traveller s Aid worker is Market by a badge showing that she is a Friend of strangers. A warm Friendly smile is her Way of Wel coming any stranger. As times and needs changed the travellers Aid found themselves faced with some problems that they could not handle themselves and thus co operated with social agencies and employment agencies who could further assist the bewildered stranger. The traveller s Aid would be at a disadvantage if not sur rounded by other services stated miss Philpott. Traveller s Aid is effective Only if the Community is effective. A person who needed assistance was pitied at one time miss Phil Pott said but the depression brought Home the fact that trouble was no respecter of persons. There is human dignity to preserve serve stated miss Philpott and is up to the Community to support All the units which contribute to that purpose. Miss Fredda Peden. Reporting on the work of counselling and tra Veller s Aid spoke of the Many jobs being done by the workers. Four station workers one full Ime and three part time travel or s aids make up the staff with 5 volunteers trained to assist so he aids can meet with other groups and work out ways to Gether to Deal with problems such As housing recreation for single girls and women setting up a Stan Dard of living for single girls War workers moving with their Fame ies and a Means of looking after elderly folks. Miss Peden appealed of the Community to come to the assistance with their full support. The meeting was presided Over using As her theme the place by mrs f. W. Alexander we of traveller in our com thanked the speaker miss map Dafoe president of the gave the devotional. Mrs. Chown speak to so optimists the Winnipeg so Optimist club meeting at University House tues Day evening had As their gues speaker mrs. Bruce Chown who told of handicraft. She showed work done by handicraft members and gave an account of the format it of the handicraft Guild and the Dif Ferent nationalities and their work she stressed the importance o hobbies and showed How various materials May be used to Best advantage. At the opening of the meeting president Una Taylor paid tribute to the late president Franklin d Roosevelt and Alderman Hilda Hesson read the last address that he wrote. General business of the club Fol Lowed the address including Cor Respondence from internat run a 1 clubs and plans made for the Western Canada regional Confer club elects officers the annual meeting of the Alpha Delta i mothers club was held at a luncheon at the University women s club 54 Westgate thurs Day at 1 pm. After the report of the Secre tar3 mrs. H. B. Middleton. And hat of the treasurer mrs. O. W. Ring had been Given. Mrs. T. J. Ellacott president called on mrs. W n. Ragland to submit the slate of officers for 1945-46, which was adopted As follows president. Mrs t. J Ellacott vice president mrs. O. F. Willows Secretary mrs. H. B. Middleton treasurer mrs. Gavin g. Baird. Junior lutherans plan Spring Tea the Junior ladies Aid of the Rirl lutheran Church Victor Street will hold its annual Spring Lea on wednesday from 2.30 to 5.30 and 7.30 to 10 . In the Church Parlours. Mrs. B. Guttormson. President and mrs. V. J. Eylands will receive with the general conveners mrs j. G. Johannsson and mrs. J. G Johnson the table captains Are mrs. S. J. Sif Imar mrs. P. Sigurd son. Mrs. J. G. Syndal and mrs. E. S. Feldsted White elephant Booth. Mrs. J. B. Johnson mrs. A. Breck Man Home cooking mrs. G. W Finnson. Mrs. B. C. Mcalpine handicraft mrs. W. H. Olson mrs. A. R. Clarke and mrs. G. P. Good Man. A musical programme will be a feature attraction of the evening. A showboat offering by the Junior ettes. And a boys orchestra will take part. Mrs. John Thordarson is in charge of a display of articles made in Iceland. First convention for . Since 1940 the first National . Convention since 1040 will be held at Niagara Falls from May 30 to june 5, miss Louise gales general Secretary of the National Council . Announced today. The convention will be devoted. Miss Gates raid to the study of social economic and political questions and the place of the . S educational and recreation programmes in Post War Community life. Mrs. Walter Rean of York Mills vice president of the National coun cil is convention chairman and leading commissions now working awards the convention Are mrs. Frank Smith. Vancouver chair Man of the standards commission yers. Fred Howes. Montreal chair Man of the membership commis Sion and mrs. Leighlon Elliott. Toronto chairman of the finance rom Mission. The engineers wives association vill hold its annual meeting and Section of officers at a luncheon o be held tuesday at 12.45 . At Moore s. Elmhurst Golf club ladies Section ,111 meet tuesday at 3 . In the free press Board room. Home and school annual meeting in St. James the Linwood Home and school association will hold its annual meeting and election of officers for the coming year. Monday at 3 ., in the Assembly Hall of St. James school. Inspector e. D. Parker will speak on Home and school. Grade eight Sirls of St. James Public school who Are singing in the Mani Toba music festival trained and directed by miss m. Brown assisted by miss Mildred Wood will give a programme. Refreshments will be served. I Harry s. Nowlan Sam Toronto general trusts building phone 93 737 optometrist fhe wave of tomorrow at Chez Leroy s today drench undulation cold wave bleached dyed and Grey hair curled without breaking or disc Loring. Chez Leroy professional Waves arc superbly Beautiful easily taken care of. Curls Over any unsatisfactory wave. Come in for free consultation Chez Leroy s guaranteed perfect perms Vita sized i conditioning Cream 3 most popular hair do we be Ever done. Oil of tone machine less 5 Empress individual nearest thins to natural curly Hail. Lung lasting. Prompt All Day saturday Chez a Leroll specialists exceedingly Flat oct Beautiful curls. 206 time bldg. Portage and Hare rave pm. 94 137 252 Stafford St. Cor. Grosvenor pm. 42 550 414 Academy re. W. Of Uptown the. Pm. 401 137 525 Cor Lanark Academy re. Pm. 401 153 Jangel cake 1 sifted cake or pastry flour 1 cup egg Whites 8 to 10 egg whiles i Teaspoon Salt 1 Teaspoon Cream of tartar 11a cups Fine granulated sugar Teaspoon Vanilla Teaspoon Almond extract method Silt the flour once then measure and sift again several times. Beat the egg Whites until Frothy and then add the Salt and Cream of tartar and continue beat ing until they Are quite stiff by not dry. Add the sugar a Zmajj amount at a time folding it in then add the flavourings. These May be changed to suit your taste. Lastly fold in the flour folding is important because if you attempt to beat in the flour with this Type of cake a Good Deal of volume will be lost in the finished product. Pour the mixture into an in greased tube pan and bake in a moderately slow oven c325 Deg. I j for about 1 hour. Always test an Angel cake before removing from the oven for if it is not baked Long enough it May drop out of the pan before it is cold when inverted to from the oven when done and invert in the pan until the cake is thoroughly cold before taking it from the pan this cake May be iced if desired or it May be transformed into a Complete dessert by scooping a Trench out of the cake Between the outer and inner Walls of the cake being careful not to Pierce these or the Bottom of the filling this with either a flavoursome Cream filling or a gelatine filling. If the latter is done use leftover cake that scooped out to make a fruit trifle. Break it into Surah and Combine with canned fruit and some of the syrup drained from the Jar. Chill this Well and serve with custard sauce. Coupons valid today Are sugar 46-57 now valid. No expiry Date. Butter coupons 90 to 103 now valid. No expiry 33 to 46 now valid. Canning two coupons now valid. No expiry Date. An additional eight coupons valid May 17 and the remaining 10 july 19. Club events 8 . War workers. Monday at 1" m at Scott memorial Hall for quilting. . 62. Monday 8 . M Scott memorial Ball. Group h. W.w.a.f.a., in clubroom 412 building. Monday. 2.1o . Ukrainian Young Dav 3.30 . At Home mrs. W. Says m. 1701 Arlington Street. Fed Cross ladies auxiliary sewing. Monday and Friday 1 to -4 ., civic Lodic. No. Kennedy Street monday b . Night. Trip Nelv club of Kearns Camp sons of Gotland monday 8 . At Home of mrs. J. Orr. 54b Poison Avenue social club of Olive Branch Herekar ladies Auxin Ocial card party monday. 8 ., Ress Board room special speaker embers May bring guests. St John s Guild of children s Hospital monday at 3 . At Hudson s Bay club room. . Sisterhood chapter cat Home of mrs e. W. Thomas. 362 Waterloo Street monday 8.15 . War widows and widows mothers memorial service in Church sunday 7 . Seek psychology club ., on pegs in round holes. Ladies knitting club a. Gray. 641 valour Road monday. 2 . At How soon on you depends the eve of Victory for Over five years we have looked toward this Day first with uncertainty then with Faith then with conviction. Now on the Eif Concan front our enemies arc surrendering in thousands opening up the Road to Victory at last. But remember it is still Only the eve of Victory. Not the great Day of Victory itself. How soon that Day comes How soon Llic while Flag Waves Over All Germany depends on us at Home As Well a on life Brilliant dash and courage of our boys overseas. Let s live up to this supreme moment. Let s forget everything just now but the All important necessity of buying Victory buds. We owe it to the boys Over there we owe it to ourselves we owe it to our country to buy As Many Bonds As we can possibly afford in the most significant most cheering and heartening Victory loan in the history of Canada. In the interest of Canada s 8th Victory loan by George . Limited ;