Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 10, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday december 10, 1945 Page culinary clinic Many uses Are now found for bread crumbs by june Horne the use of bread crumbs has increased steadily in most Homes in recent years. So much so that a Jar or bag of these has become an indispensable article on our cupboard shelves and is considered by a Good Many people to be in the same category As the usual Staples which include such things As flour Salt and so on. Probably the purpose for which tops of casserole dishes of Many kinds. Bread crumbs Are used most often along with thu bread crumbs is in coating Moat and fish for sauteing or ultimate braising. Then of course they Are always used coat croquettes before deep fat frying. Meats and fish can be extended considerably by the addition of bread crumbs when these Are made into meat or fish loaves. Dressing used to stuff meat fish or fowl is almost in variably made with bread crumbs. They Are also used a Good Deal to provide an attractive finish to the Are used in making both steamed end baked puddings As Well As sometimes being used in making such things As cakes cookies and even pastry. Very often there is some confusion about what kind of bread crumbs to use for some recipes will Call for soft bread crumbs and others for dry bread crumbs. When soft bread crumbs Are designated in a recipe this Means that you should use leftover or or. A hello s. How Are you fixed for Orient nylons this Christmas s. C Well actually my Orient is turning out More nylons than Ever before. Or. A that s just swell s. C., because my wife wants s. C hoho hold tight my Friend. Sure there Are More orients than Ever but there Are so Many More women asking for them these Davs that. Or. A yes but my wife Only s. C maybe you think you have trouble How about All the other wives Sisters and sweethearts in Canada who have to be looked after or. A yes i know but gosh j s. I m sorry j can t make any promises this Christmas but you May be one of the Lucky ones. Your hosiery store receives limited ship ments of Orient nylons regularly and will be glad to help you when Ever they can. Try them again soon. Good Bye now and merry Christmas we sympathize with or. Jones and All our Good friends who rely on to help solve their Christmas gift problems. But Santa is right. While there Are More nylons being made today than Ever before the demand is so great that we Haven t yet been Able to catch up with All our Custo mers requests. However since More and More nylons Are being delivered to stores keep asking for them. They re a gift Well Worth giving and Well Worth getting. . Trade Mark the world s most Beautiful stockings Day old bread. Discard the crusts and pick the bread apart with a Fork or crumble gently with your fingers. Use the crumbs while they Are still Sfart. Then when sifted or Fine dry bread crumbs Are specified make them this Way. Put slices of bread or crusts discarded from Sandwich making into a slow oven to dry. Then place them in a paper bag and Roll on a Board with a rolling pin or put them through the food chopper using a Fine Blade. Sift and re Roll coarse crumbs. Fine dry crumbs May be stored in a loosely capped Glass Jar. Don t Seal them tightly for storing. Some times it is found Best to use a Metal Cap for the Jar in which crumbs Are being stored and to puncture the Cap with several holes in order to allow for the passage of air. Here is a Nice dish to serve for Light suppers which uses bread crumbs along with milk cheese and seasonings. Cheese Babbit 2 cups soft bread crumbs 2 cups milk z cups grated processed cheese 1 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce. Viz Teaspoon prepared Mustard Teaspoon Salt Teaspoon Pepper 6 slices Toast method soak the bread crumbs in the milk which has been placed i in. The top part of a double boiler Over boiling water for 5 minutes. Add the cheese and the seasonings and Cook Over hot water stirring occasionally until the cheese is melted. This amount will serve six nicely. Next is a Small steamed suet pudding in which bread crumbs Are used. Steamed Fig pudding 2 cups Fine dry bread crumbs Teaspoon Nutmeg 1 Teaspoon cinnamon a i Teaspoon Salt 14 cup chopped suet 1 cup chopped figs 1 Ess a cup Light molasses 1 cup sour milk Teaspoon soda method mix the Fine dry bread crumbs with the spices Salt suet and figs. Beat the egg and add to the molasses then add this to the i dry mixture along with the sour j milk in which the soda has been j dissolved. Fill a greased Mold two thirds full with the mixture and cover closely. Steam for 2 hours. Serve hot with any desired pudding sauce. Coupons valid today Are b29 to b 34 now valid. Is s 36 now valid. M56 to m 52 now valid. "w.a. Names officers at St. Clary Sostrom s successful projects completed during the year were reported at the annual meeting of St. Chrysos Tom s woman s auxiliary thursday in the Church. M. Samm presided. Officers chosen were honorary president mrs. W. J. Garton. Presi Dent mrs. W. Walters vice president mrs. W. J. Ham Secre tary mrs. W. Bennett treasurer mrs. J. Reynolds Little helpers mrs. W. Walters social service and sick visitor mrs. T. Wardale educational mrs. F. Bending Dorcas mrs. W. Cartel associate members and than offering. Mrs. J. H. Mar tens red Cross and living Mes Sage mrs w. J. Ham superintend ent of juniors. Mrs. A. B. Corbett publicity mrs. W. Walters Dele Gates to diocesan Board mrs. T. Lbs. Ii. A. Ranson is pictured beside her own Handi work a needlework copy of the Oil painting promenade which took her five years to stitch during her Leisure time. The original painting was by Knecht. This was announced at the final War work thursday at the Home of mrs. B. 498 Camden place. Peace time work will be continued by. The auxiliary As needs warrant the service it was decided. A Resolution was passed and will be forwarded to Indian affairs Branch asking that consideration be Given to sergeant Thoma Prince plea on behalf of the in Dian population of Canada. The auxiliary expressed Pride in the record of sergeant Prince a Mem Ber of the first special Servic Force for his soldierly qualities for his initiative and leadership. Reports showed the auxiliary Din ing the War assisted at red Cros work at. Hospital visiting Welfar dream of old world Woven into precious tapestry piece five years of Handiwork during Leisure hours by a Winnipeg woman mrs. L. A. Ranson have produced a magnificent needlework tapestry reminiscent of the fabulous cloths to be found in castles and Halls of old France. Mrs. Ranson has been doing Frenell governess. Then he years of experience prove the old adage that practice makes perfect. Each of the eight figures looks completely and the Fine stitching in the faces and in the lifelike eyes reveal hours of patient work. The tapestry which measures 39" by 43" is a copy of the Oil painting promenade and mrs. Ranson has chosen exact replicas of the various colors in Wool. The figures Are done in shaded tones of Blue Rose and off White and the scenery in subdued greens and Flower colors. The piece of Needle Art will be on display in the t. Eaton store this week. Learning the Art of needlework in Paris where she was born and raised mrs. Ranson has done Many other pieces including Small Pic Tures chair seats and fire benches. When i was a Young girl i wished to be a she said and just before the first world War i began working at Magnier anger. But the War broke up my plans and i went to England where i became a governess at Windsor Castle teaching French to Young Michael Nadaene who is now private Secretary to King mrs. Ranson continued. She has Many recollections of seeing All the Royal family during her stay at the Castle but claims they were just like All Young children in their manner. Mrs. Ranson who was then mile. Lucienne Eugene met hey can Adian husband at Windsor Castle too. He was sent to Survey the condition of the roads about the Castle while in the army an became captivated with the Little be married so i travelled All the Way to Winnipeg 27 years ago for my she continued. Mrs. Ran son returned to her Homeland ten years ago for a Short visit and plans to return again in the near future to visit her family. Florence Nightingale Tea wednesday the principal and staff of the Florence Nightingale school assisted by the Home and school association will hold a Tea in the school wednesday from 2 to 5 . And 7 to 9 . Mrs. I. L. Mccallum principal will receive the guests. Assisting her will be miss e. Hinds and three former principals of the school miss e. George mrs. G. Keith and miss c. Mass. The Sale of work will be in charge of mrs. Bjarnason president of the Home and school association. Proceeds will be in Aid of the school fund. Parachute battalion w. A. Concludes War services As a close of its War work for the first Canadian Parachute battalion and first special service Force the women s auxiliary will hold a commemoration service at Deer Lodge hos Pital january 5, when a Bronze plaque will be placed in the music work train receptions and tag Days. To Honor the memory. Of the two units for which it worked the women s auxiliary gave to buy musical instruments for the use of patients in Deer Lodge Hospital. It also donated cigarettes and Maga Zine subscriptions to the Veteran s Home. Academy Road. Hour 40 service Damp Wash 5c a Pound phone 37261 pm Floc Lack Dereis mrs. Mcphail is a. President for All saints m is. M. M. Macphail was re elected president of the women s auxiliary of Al saints anglican Church at the annual meeting thursday in the Parish Hall. Canon William Askey presided. Other officers include Honor Ary president w. Askey honorary vice presidents mrs. C h. S. Bamfo dirs. T. D. Biri mrs. J. Thomas 1st vice presi Dent mrs. J. Norcut a 2nd vice president mrs. R. Humphreys 3rd vice president mrs. W. J. Bar Ber 4th vice president mrs. N. R Desbrisay recording Secretary mrs. R. O. Day Ken treasurer mrs w. L. Watt corresponding Secre tary mrs. H. S. Bamford Dor Cas Secretary mrs. R. H. Pook social Secretary mrs. W. Roller son educational Secretary mrs e. Sager living message Secretary mrs. A. Gajeski thank offering Secretary mrs. R. A. Carter associate member Secretary mrs William Askey prayer Partne Secretary mrs a. Clark Maga Zines mrs. W. T. Stevenson visit ing mrs. M. Cochran superintend ent of girls auxiliary miss g Wilkes superintendent of Little helpers mrs. . Magee Dele Gates to the a a. Board mrs r. B. Carter mrs. G. Rogers substitute mrs. A. H. Pook de Legates to Deanery meeting mrs h. G. Dawson mrs. T. Griffiths. Mrs. Thompson advises student frowns on drink by Elizabeth Thompson. When a Young Man finds himself associated with people who do not share his ideas about conduct there is bound to be a certain amount of Strain and difficulty As this Lette unitarian Tea planned thursday the Winnipeg Branch of the unitarian service committee o Canada will hold its Silver Tea in the auditorium of the t. Eaton company store thursday from 2.30 to 5 . Mrs. R. F. Mcwilliams will officially open the Tea and or. Lotta Hitsch Manova director of the us of Canada will speak briefly. Proceeds Wil be used to Purchase further Wardale. Mrs. W. J. Ham and mrs. I and medical supplies for overseas w. Carter. Relief. For after five occasions by Marian Martin for five and after glittering embroidery braid or sequins achieves flowing line with Long panels a front. Pattern 9092, perfect Basic dress Small this pattern gives perfect fit is club events ladies social club Mearns Camp sons of Scotland at Home of mrs. J. Gibson 629 Ingersoll Street wednesday 8 . Mckinnon Guild of children s Hospital wednesday 3 pin. In nurses residence. Children s Hospital nurses Alum Nae meeting to have been held tuesday at nurses residence is cancelled. Rob Floy Camp 42, sons of Scot land. Benevolent association Wil hold its Christmas tree wednesday from 7 to 10 . In Victoria Albert school Ellen and Bannatyne. It. Lace s Mother s Union. Wednesday 2.30 . In Parish room. Ladies auxiliary. Imperial vet Erans wednesday 2 . At palladium 291v2 Portage Avenue. Ich Dien club. Tuesday 8.15 . At Home of mrs. N. S. Brook 380 bore Bank Street. St. Vital Assembly 54, Canadian daughters league business meet ing at Home of mrs. J. D. Vaniderstine 60 fifth Avenue wednes Day 8 . Ladies social club of Robert Burns Camp at Home of mrs. A. Lauder 33 Lipton Street. Tuesday 8 . Military District 10 chapter i. O. D. E., at Home of mrs. G. Neale. Ste. 15 Bradeen apts., wednesday 2.30 social club. Dame Ishbel Aber encamp. Sons of Scotland at ome of mrs. S. Dixon. 404 an Crews Street wednesday 8 . Kelsh i red. Cross group at Home of mrs. A. Burrows 1037 Garfield Street wednesday 2.30 easy to use. Complete illustrate sew Chart shows you every step. Pattern 9092 with Era Broidie 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 46, 48. Size 36, 3% yes. 39-in. Send Twenty cents c20c in coins Stamps cannot be accepted for this pattern. Print Plain size. Name address style number. Send your free press address. Order to Winnipeg pattern department use this Coupon Rint name and address plainly Marian Martin pattern no. 9092. Size name address City prov. Shows. Dear mrs. Thompson i have hesitated for quite som time about writing you a letter t discuss my problems. I though when i came to College they nigh become better but they Are Nearl As bad As Ever. I was away nearly All of Thi past summer on a naval Trainin cruise and would like your David on several aspects of this trip believe that the problem of drink is a great one to Many Yonne people today and especially to me i was brought up in a family which considers liquor As the great sin i have never in my life seen Al Coholic beverages in our Home have never to this Date taken a drink and i wish you could see what it has got me. This summer when All the Fel lows were going ashore i was no one of their party. All i could do was to go to the picture show or go sight seeing. The Only time my services were required was when they needed someone to play the piano for them to dance or sing or help with the sunday service neither of these things was particularly thrilling. I must admit i saw More but was considered a snob. Mrs. Thompson what is a fellow to do when even his Best friends Call him stuck up snob and i do not say anything to anyone about drinking because they can do what they want. I do not preach to any of them or set my so called Virtues on a Pedestal s it not possible to have friends and still not drink or smoke my attitude towards going out with girls is different also. I be Lieve i going out and having Good lean fun and not having to be shamed to look at them the next a. This does not jibe with the other allows ideas and i am in their Pinion i like the Navy a great Deal and tend going on another cruise next Ummer. At present i am going to University. I was startled to find hat these ideas have even permeated to these so called places of higher learning. Do you thing i Ould join the Navy As a career and still maintain my present standards if i did. Do you think i would get anywhere i do not know whether i will go on with University or not. Although i have every Opportunity to do so but i wish to join the Navy. I know my Mother thinks if i join the Navy All is lost. However she does not forbid it. I have had service in the Navy so know most of it numerous advantages and disadvantages. Do you thing i should finish my course i am 20 now or join up and what about the moral prob lems one thing sure it would be a future and a sure Job. In doubt consult naval recruiting officers about the merits of a University degree before join ing us. I should think it be an advantage particularly if you want a commission. Abstemious personal habits should not be any bar to advancement rather the reverse. I Don t know about the records of Navy big shots but general Montgomery is an out standing example of a Soldier got to the top without drinking or smoking. General Marshall chief of staff of the United states army is another who does not drink according to his wife s Book Abou him. However i think you should d some Reading on psychology and on modern approaches to the problem of alcoholism. I think you woul be happier in your own mind ant More at ease with other men i you changed the basis for you code. Alcohol itself is not the Grea sin. Your own intelligence know that Many Good citizens use it. By alcohol working on people with personality defects particularly Lack of emotions immaturity and desire to escape unpleasant can do enor Mous damage of course if the people who use alcohol to compensate for their own deficiencies did not find this outlet they would Fin philandering bul lying inferiors Etc. But alcohol is the most available form and be sides it is More socially acceptable than the others. You Are very Wise to decide against using it. A Well adjusted personality does t need it and i is risky for anyone but Superman however cultivate All the. Hobbies and talents you can. So people won t think of you As the boy who does t drink but As the. 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