Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 24, 1945, Winnipeg, Manitoba To thee press -.tuesday. April fact British brides with . Learn about Canada overseas with the . Air women brides of Canadian servicemen overseas Are learning about Canada by Remote control. Some of them now members of the . Women s division since their marriage made them eligible to join the Canadian forces will soon be making the Long Ocean journey to Canada. To acquaint these girls with their new lecturers and panel discussions on Canadian travel customs Money Home life Etc., Are being held at a unit of the . Bomber group where a Large number of the brides Are stationed. Recent demobilization plans the . Require married women of shirts laundered to his liking. For extra care phone 93 177 or bring them to our centrally located downtown Plant. Modern laundry 309 Harcrave St. North of portrait Coupon an 8 x 10 portrait c a p c of you clip Coupon and phone studio for appointment. Good until . Charach 2m partner ave. Hartis Blile blackheads get two ounces of peroxide powder your druggist. Sprinkle on a hot tact cloth and apply to the face gently. Blackhead will be dissolved. One Safe sure and simple Way to 1 remove blackheads. To be demobilized first Canadian girls who joined the . In Canada and then married Over Here Are in a comparatively easy Posi Ion. They know about Canada Anc where they will live. All they have to do is to wait for Hubby to return before settling Down permanently in Toronto Montreal or Vancouver not so is the Case of the English id who married a Canadian ser Viceman overseas and then joined the women s division. She is go ing to Canada for the first time and she is going alone to meet her husband s people accustom Hersel to life in a new country and to Wai until the War is Over before she Anc Ner husband can make definite plans for the future. While Many of the girls hav. Learned something of Canada Frorer their husbands they still have a to to learn and they Are most anxious to have some Concrete knowledge of distances customs and living conditions in says pm Kenneth Young of Wor Degge Al Berta education officer at the Sta Tion. To discuss these questions Al Young arranges discussion group and lectures one evening a week this is one class that is Well at says Al. Young. The have so Many questions to ask l keeps us Busy answering them mops booklets and general picture illustrate our lectures and give them real insight into Canadian life. They find it hard to realize i takes five Days to Cross Canada it says Al. Young and a amazed to find that one of them who will live in Toronto spend her week ends with another who will live in Edmonton. Manj will live in the country in the Wes and can hardly picture a Community set off by itself. 50 or 100 mile from the nearest town or City. Because they will be housewives hey want to learn about Canadian Oury ont comes in. Canada with eggs instead of order milk instead of milk pow Der butter instead of Marge me. Vith lots of flavors spices onions and other ingredients so easy to get. Is different and presents a problem to the English Cook she 3they want to learn about Cana Dian fashions shopping and Home life. Flight officer Helena Hun Gerford of London ont. . Administrative officer at the station helps them. Here. Differences in languages different names cinemas chemists shops Green grocers shops ironmongers Ana fishmongers shops goods vans All Lave to receive Canadian Nomen la they Are glad to know Canadian clothes Are a rationed and much easier to obtain than in England. Mrs. Phyllis Turner resigns to marry Ottawa. April 24. Marriage of mrs. Phyllis Turner to Frank Ross of Montreal took place quietly Here saturday at St Joseph s rectory mrs. Ross who has been prices Board administrator of oils and fats resigned that Post this week. Or. Ross a leading Canadian Industrial is has been Liaison officer for the British admiralty with the munitions department. Or. And mrs. Ross left for new York after the ceremony and it is understood that on their return will live in Vancouver. Scout commissioner and wife honoured saturday the Scouters of Mani Toba and Northwestern Ontario Anc members of the provincial executive committee held an informal recep Tion at holy Trinity Hall in Honor of provincial executive commissioner. E. F. Mills and mrs. Mills on this occasion of their 25th wed Ding anniversary. Following a programme 0 movies and two skits presented b the District commissioners of Winnipeg. D. H. Brand assistant provincial commissioner for scouts Lee a sing song and Camp fire. Provincial commissioner t. E. Sau presented the guests of Honor with a Silver Tea and Coffee service. The Tea table was presided Over by or. J. Jenkins and mrs. R. G Roberts. Those assisting were Mes Dames w. C. Borlase d. E. Brand d. Cameron f. J. Cook. W. E. Hardi Man e Hodkinson. H j. Martin lome Mclean g. F. Schroeder j l. Stevens. W. D. Watson misses h. Sheffield and d. Lockerbie mrs. D. M. Stoddart was in charge of arrangements. Honor of being the third member of the Canadian women s army corps overseas to be mentioned in despatches goes to . Eileen d Macdonald 390 Beverley Street Winnipeg. Twenty one years old Eileen is employed As a stenographer with the 21st army group in Bel Gium her award came As. A result of meritorious service and Devotion. To duty. This Petite Lance Corporal went to England in 1927 to live with her grandmother in Littlehampton Sussex. April.7, 1942. She enlisted with the . In London and spent 11 months at a Canadian army reinforcement unit in England be fore being posted to 21st army group. She has two Brothers in the a a. Macdonald who was a despatch rider with the Queen s own Cameron highlanders of Canada and who is now in eng land having been wounded in the Field. The other brother. Bar. K. J Macdonald is with the . In Germany. From one pair tests show luxe stockings last twice As Long it s stockings news girls find luring makes me pair of stockings equal two pair. Strain tests proved that luring saves stocking Down expensive runs luxe stockings actually last stoic a As Long Don t go into runs nearly As fast As those rubbed with cake soap or stockings washed with Strong soap. Get two pair Wear for me your stockings in gentle i after every wearing. Previous to this reception or. Saul entertained at dinner at the Manitoba club in Honor of or. And mrs. Mills. The guests included mrs. J. Jenkins. It. Merle Miller . Or. And mrs. D. H. Brand or and mrs. W. E. Hardiman end t. J. Miller. A presentation of roses and a Large memento Book with the names of All the contributors was also made. League Assembly installs officers at a meeting held in the masonic Hall St. Mary s Road Canadian daughters league Assembly no. 54, installed the following officers for the coming year president mrs. S Curtis vice presidents mrs. J. D. Vaniderstine and mrs. B. V. Richardson recording Secretary mrs o. Whitney corresponding Secretary mrs. W. Bubb financial Secretary mrs. G. Mclaughlin treasurer mrs. J. N. Rutherford chaplain mrs. M. English sergeant at arms mrs. J. V. Frego assistant sergeant at arms mrs. E. W. Stan Ley inside guard mrs. L. Aiken head outside guard mrs. R. My lure pianist mrs. W. Gilbert historian mrs. D. J. Mooney press mrs h. G. Be leu. Committee conveners sewing mrs. G. E. Parker mrs. L. O. Neil education Al mrs. J. D. Vaniderstine representative to local Council mrs. A. Merkley red Cross mrs. R. My lure social mrs. G. M. Cariou. A report of the red Cross work was Given. Ukrainian groups submit reports the women s division ukrainian Canadian committee Winnipeg Branch composed of delegates of 29 ukrainian women s organizations n greater Winnipeg and St. Boni Ace met at St. Vladimir and Olga Parish tuesday. The presi mrs. C. Genik commended he canteen committee of the can Een for ukrainian servicemen in lion Don England report of he considerable number of easter parcels forwarded to the London canteen and stressed the fact that t is the duty of the organization o keep a regular flow of parcels o the canteen. Mrs. M. Mandryka chairman o he cultural committee told the meeting of a series of educational films and suggested that arrange ments be made for exhibiting the film on How to Greet and receive returned service men. She also commented on the enthusiastic response to the red Cross Appeal. Mrs. J. Strutynski submitted a report on the work done at the red Cross sewing rooms. Mrs. D. Kru Cik on reporting on the United services Centre committee s achievements appealed for Volun Teers for Day help in the Kitchen for mondays and tuesdays. Mrs. J. Rudache submitted a re port on the Daffodil Tea held by the Home welfare association recently at which the organization shared j table the chairman of the tag Day committee mrs. E. Tarno Wesky submitted her report on the recent tag Day. Definite arrangements Are to be made for regular visits to the Oca hospitals by the Hospital commit tee under the chairmanship of mrs j. Kushneruk. Mrs. C. Genik advised the meet ing of the annual meeting of the local Council of women and suggested representation. She also suggested that Early arrangements be made to invite a lecturer Wel versed in u.n.r.r.a., and the mat Ter was referred to the Cultura committee. Arrangements Wen also made to invite a lecturer Anc to exhibit one of the series o educational films at the nex monthly meeting and the representatives were requested to a Viti the members of their respective organizations to attend. Wrens to be allowed open neck shirts Ottawa april 24. Up Nava service Headquarters today issuer1 a memorandum regarding Summe uniforms giving official permission to Wren officers and ratings to we a open necked shirts with collars attached when working indoors in establishments this summer effective May 1. Ties must be won outdoors at All times As usual Nightingale Rebek Abs to hold Tea thursday Florence Nightingale Rebekah . 21, will hold a Spring Tea and Sale of Home cooking thursday n the Royal templars Hall. Young treet from 2.30 to 5.30 . Regu a meeting 8 ., Rebekah degree ill be conferred by Louise Rebekah . 24. Rug hooking classes classes in Rug hooking sponsored y the Canadian handicraft Guild Branch will begin Friday t 7 30 . In the Guild rooms third Oor old Law courts building Ken Edy Street. Registrations will be Aken at the Guild shop. 206 Paris building. A comedy skit. The Gay 90 s will e presented by members of the Adies auxiliary s.c., at a meeting of the ladies axillary Vinniee grenadiers. Hong Kong at 8 . A 194 Jain Street. Luxe stockings fit Wear longer re Emple Kennedy Street. Ladies auxiliary to Given away answer this question what h of a Thip rules Mah your entry to Depths 54, Nissia Street Toronto. Each month the first ten in trip an were will each win j10, Cash. But winning entry contains the Iron Halo shampoo Boi. The prize j Iso Cash i names of try amazing Halo shampoo Halo bring a out natural Lustre without Lemon or Vine tar Ansel clean of. Dan Drubi Halo contains no to leave Dull unsightly Intaj on your hair Halo Yew Baliol Soniemi duct Steps in making custard the first step in making a custard is to beat the eggs. Now these should be beaten Only enough to blend the Yolks and Whites to Gether riot until the eggs become Foamy. Beating the. Eggs too much lessens their thickening Power resulting in a thinner custard. The second thing we do is to add the sugar to the beaten eggs. Even this must be closely watched. Always use the proper amount 01 sugar too much sugar will cause the Fini hed product to be watery. Next step is to scald the milk. Some people have their trials Here too even though this opera Tion May not have any effect on the finished product. Have you Ever had it foam up All Over the stove and have you Ever had it scorch you will nearly always encounter these difficulties if you Don t make a practice of heating the milk in the top part of a double boiler Over hot water. If you do this you will avoid spill overs and scorched milk. The next step consists of com Bining the egg sugar mixture and the milk. The proper procedure is to pour the scalded milk into the slightly beaten egg and sugar mix Ture not vice versa. Lumpiness will result if the eggs and sugar Are poured into the milk. At this stage the custard mix Ture is ready to place in a baking dish or dishes and if these last Are a i eased first the baked custard culinary care in making clinic needed with custards by june Horne bustards Are coming More and More to the fore in the dessert Field now that people Are becoming More con Clentious about including milk and. Eggs in the diet and Are trying to use less and less sugar. It goes without saying that he reason for this is that custards depend almost entirely upon milk and eggs in the making and require a Bare minimum of sugar or no sugar at All if Honey or some other sweetening agent is used in its place. A custard is one of the simplest things to make it is made right. However m the few simple rules Are not followed the penalty will be either a watery bumpy or curdled Cus third. There Are two methods used in making custards that is boiling on top of the stove and baking in the oven. Because baked custards Are made most often however we Are going to Deal with the methods and rules attendant on making these today. We will go through i the different Steps in the procedure first and discuss the relation of doing these things properly to the finished pro May to removed from them More readily. How about curdling this curdling in baked custards May be brought about in several ways. In the first place it May be caused by not setting the dish or dishes in a pan of hot water during the baking period. This prevents the Bottom from starting to Cook too soon. Another cause May be that Jroud have been trying to bake custards at too High a temperature. A moderately slow oven should be about 325 Deg. F. Possibly the final Shable by a curdled cooking it too Long. When a knife comes out clean when inserted near the Edge and has a not quite thick 6. Lost on it when inserted in the Centre the custard should be taken from the oven at once. If left in the oven until the Centre is firm the rest of it will be and curdled. Now Here is a recipe for a baked custard with directions for making it As outlined above. Baked custard 2 to 3 eggs dash of Salt 3 Tablespoons sugar or Honey 2 cups scalded milk dash of Nutmeg method if you Are going to bake this in individual cups use 2 eggs however if you wish to bake it in a larger dish use the 3 eggs. Beat the eggs slightly us enough to blend the Yolks and the Whites. Add the dash of Salt and sugar or Honey. Stir to mix. Scald the milk in the top part of a double boiler Over hot water pour this into the egg sugar mix Ture stirring All the while. Butter custard cups or a baking dish Anc fill with the custard mixture then Sprinkle with Nutmeg. Place the dish or dishes in a pan containing hot water. Bake in a moderately slow oven 325 Deg. Of allowing 25 to 30 minutes for individual custard cups and about 50 to 60 minutes if baked in a Large dish test for oneness by inserting a knife As described in the foregoing remove from the oven and Cool be fore serving. Glistening Crystal yes it is time to get at the Cut lass and Crystal House Leang is gain upon use a Little Borax and very Little soap m the Wash Vater. And a 1m. Inse water. Radiate. Club events easter Lodge 241, Jurol nerhood of rail Les Day 8.30 ., Ai free press be served. Adies social club of m i Nome of mrs. J. Gibson i treet wednesday 8 . Elissej. is convener. Jones 393 Mcmillan Avenue. Wednesday 7.30 . St. Patrick s . Wednesday 2.30 p re dec Oss group friends and relations t Mai hotel wednesday 8 . For whist drive wednesday z.1s pm. N club rooms Corner Poison , to club at Home of mrs. J 399 Atlantic Avenue wednesday advises by Elizabeth Thompson Home useful pointers on tech girl too clinging mrs. Pearce Heads to Rebekah District District no. 1 of Rebekah lodges of Manitoba held its annual meet no tuesday evening at Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge no. 1. Other lodges in attendance were Sunshine no. 43, Progress no. 48, Morris man., Miriani no. 5 and St. James no. 48. Mrs. Florence Pearce was re elected president of the District. Other officers elected were District vice president miss Ruby Leaman District Secretary miss Alma Smith District Secretary mrs. A. Richens. Lord Selkirk Tea event of Friday the ladies of lord Selkirk Camp sons of Scotland will hold their Spring Tea in the t. Eaton Assembly Hall Friday from 2.30 to 5.30 . Mrs a. Mackay president will receive the guests assisted by mrs. W Fullerton and mrs. J. Byers. The exchequer will be in charge of mrs. T. Smith. Mrs. A. Mathews and mrs. J. Dodds will be in charge of the draw. Out they go wed. Special on a Straw and 5uu Felt Spring 375 Portage ave. Between Carlton and Kim onion North to end prison Days odours a ration counters Al Oil pc r la nor try b Nique in attracting boys Are contained in this letter Cuil lcilj.jci-4. A dear mrs. Thonpson May l take up your time for a few min utes first let me say i have four sons and two daughters All Between 16 and 31 three of my sons have seen service and on leaves we usually try to fill the House with Young people to entertain them. They seem to like it. One of them had a girl is attractive and i like her but she literally hangs around his neck. At first he was very pleased with her. Then recently we had a party when the boys arrived. I heard two say. Of Here s the drape. They looked at each other and Miry de her. They did not know she was my son s girl but he saw and heard them. Fortunately. She did t everything went off All right and presently my son Torii the girl Home. Then the discussion started among other boys. These girls leave nothing to a Chap s imagine that fellow Olaf who wrote to the paper was dead right Etc. Presently my son came Home. When saying goodnight to me he said i m not seeing that girl any More. I m playing the Field now. Mrs. Thompson i m honestly sorry about this. There is really no harm in these girls but can t you Tell them it is better to keep a boy guessing than to be too free with their caresses a Little More poise and Pride pays in the Lone run. Marie. Bride Divorcee dear mrs. Thompson i. Have been divorced for several years and am now about to marry again. Etiquette books seem to be devoid of information that i want. Is it customary to announce in news papers the marriage of a divorced woman very much the wronged party to a widower is it proper to Send out announcements or bet Ter to advise by personal note that the marriage has taken would it be in order to have a Small wedding breakfast at a hotel could a 16-year-old daughter act As a witness does one have to present divorce papers on applying for a licence perplexed. Ost of the rules for remarriage of a widow apply to a Divorcee. It is perfectly proper to announce the wedding and engagement in newspapers and to Send out announcements. The usual form is the engagement is Etc a Small wedding breakfast would be in order but a 16-year-old would not no Abby As an adult i understand that divorce papers should be presented when getting the marriage hc3t, and swimming is also Good or this purpose. However Don t let ack of curves ruin your life or Var your disposition. You can buy synthetic curves at any Ingerie counter. 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