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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 18, 1947, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday january Page 13 culinary clinic a Quick method Gin in today for chocolate cake by june Horne it has been quite some time since we spent any Lime discussing chocolate cake. However As this Type of cake is always popular at this season of the year we Are going to give a recipe for it today. Of course settling on one recipe for such a cake is a feat in itself for there Are literally hundreds of chocolate cake recipes in use. The differences in these May be 3n ingredients used or in the method for preparing the Batter for the oven. Some people use chocolate and others Cocoa. Then Brown or White sugar May be used. Sour or Sweet milk or even water might provide the liquid. As far As mixing the cake itself is concerned some recipes demand a most complicated procedure which usually results in All available equipment in the Kitchen being involved before the cake is ready for the oven. Naturally too there Are other chocolate cakes that can be made with a minimum of utensils and fuss. The recipe we Are going to give you takes less time to prepare for the oven and fewer utensils than any we have tried. Cocoa is used in this. Ugh tuning chocolate cake cups sifted flour 116 cups sugar 2 Teaspoons baking powder h Teaspoon soda 1 Teaspoon Salt 6 Tablespoons Cocoa cup soft shortening 1 cup Buttermilk 2 medium eggs method use Ordinary flour in this. Sift it and then measure it place your sifter in your mixing bowl and place the flour sugar baking powder soda Salt and rum lord 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. Phone 21374 a spoon or it May be done an electric mixer at a slow Cocoa in the sifter. Sift into the owl. Have the shortening at room temperature so that it is quite soft. Add this to the sifted dry ingredients in the bowl All at once. Now idd the Buttermilk All at once also. Next step is to beat All the con ends of the bowl together for two minutes. This May be done by hand with Vith o medium Speed. When an electric mixer is used be sure to scrape he Batter Down off the sides of he bowl during the mixing. Now add the two unbeaten eggs to the Batter and beat these into to continuing to beat for another to minutes either by hand or with an electric mixer As in the first instance. Pour the Batter into a greased Square pan or into two 8-Inch Ayer cake pans that have been ined with waxed paper. Bake in a moderate oven 350 Deg. A Square cake will require about 45 to 50 minutes baking and layer cakes will take about 35 min utes to bake. Remove from pan or pans when baked and Cool on a cake rack. This May be iced with any de sired frosting. However Here is one you might like to try that can be made with As Little As one cup of sugar. This is cooked and is like a thick cornstarch pudding in text ure. It make an attractive frosting that has a very Glossy appearance. New chocolate frosting 1 cup sugar is Teaspoon Salt 1 cup boiling water Zzz squares 3% of unsweetened chocolate chopped 4 Tablespoons cornstarch 3 Tablespoons cold water Viz Teaspoon Vanilla method place the sugar Salt boiling water and the unsweetened chocolate which has been coarsely chopped in a Saucepan. Heat slowly stirring constantly until the sugar and chocolate Are melted then bring to a boil and keep boil ing for 5 minutes stirring All the while. Add the cornstarch to the cold water and mix until perfectly smooth then add this to the hot mixture. Continue cooking stirring frequently until the mixture is thickened. Remove from the heat and add the Flavouring. Beat until quite smooth and then spread on the cooled cake. St. Alban s . 21ects officers mrs t Harpley was elected pre ident of the woman s auxiliary Rev. Canon Hughes was chairman Tohgi officers elected were1 patroness frs f Hughes honorary presi ends mrs j Erz Mger mrs j d Daniel mrs d m Lockhart in notary vice presidents mrs f. Liley mrs p. G Goatcher first mrs w. A. Sims or second vice president mrs Goatcher Secretary mrs g Stanley treasurer mrs. E bid Ulph superintendent of juniors mrs. G. A Brown Little helpers mrs. W. Dorcas mrs. A. Strongman living message mrs. Masters mrs r. Gregg a e. Vendur prayer partner h. Coddington associate members mrs t. Humphries to a a w. J. Rawlin r. We Ston substitutes mrs g. W. A. Sini Ster Deanery delegates mrs. G. W. Smith Hospital visitor mrs. O. Spencer knitting convener mrs r. Gregg. A lesson in waste from 1940 to december 31st, 1946 the Gross of the corps operations totalled donations made 1 donations of material 1944, 1945 and 1946 present payroll monthly average Salvage metals newspapers books magazines rags and excess or unwanted articles keep your Date with Salvage phone 24 292 for information patriotic Salvage corps 755 Henry Avenue Winnipeg of boy a special in velvet one dry cleaning Britain s prime minister Clement Attlee and mrs. Attlee Are shown hers surrounded by some of the gifts they received when they recently celebrated their Silver wedding anniversary. They Are examining the Silver Tea Caddy presented by members of the staff of no. 10 Downing Street London. Cleft events dresses lace Plain suits men s 3-pce Glasgow association of Winnipeg whist drive and dance saturday at . In Cooper Institute Hall memorial Boulevard. Dancing at . Winnipeg Assembly 20, Canadian daughters league social evening in mall Plaza Hall monday 8 . North Centre progressive conservative . Monday 8 ., in Home investment building 468 main Street. St. Anne s Guild tuesday 3 . When evening branches of . Of St. Luke a St. Aidan s and St. Martha s Guild of St. George s will be guests. Rev. F. K. Gartrell will give a talk on the study Book India at the threshold and a sound film the changing face of India will be shown. Ezra chapter of Hadassah Mon Day 2.30 ., in Marlborough hotel. Irwin Dorfman to speak on the non jew should know about Palestine. St. Paul s anglican Church ., monday at 2 . At Home of mrs. H. E. Percy 795 North drive. Sir John Franklin Community club will hold a dance and Box social Jan. 24 at 8 . At the sir John Franklin school. T 9 d of St. Andrew s Church Elgin Avenue will hold a Silver Tea tuesday from 2.30 to 5 pin. N the t. Eaton co. Ltd. Assembly Hall. Mrs. H. B. Duckworth and mrs. A. Miller will receive mrs. Beth Richard Unity Centre of Winnipeg 210 Avenue bldg., psychology class monday 8.15 ., on breath of life Healing yourself and others. Meeting of officers and conveners of United Empire chapter i.o.d.e., monday 2.30 ., at Home of mrs f. Vodrey 37 Arlington Street. Of t Sunshine Rebekah Lodge 43, in parlor of . Instruction by sister Mabel Deacon a ladies auxiliary of St. James legion whist drive in St. Anne s Hall monday 8 . St. Timothy . Holds election the annual meeting of the Ladie Aid of St. Timothy Church Youtt Kildonan was held wednesday in the Church. Officers elected Are honorary presidents mrs. J. Hoi land mrs. W. J. Boyd and mrs. H Hill president mrs. H. Hoope 1st vice president mrs. S. Tomich n son 2nd vice president mrs. B Malcolm treasurer mrs. W. Reay Secretary mrs. T. W. Norris Altai Guild mrs. S. Tomlinson sewing mrs. R. Patrick Sicy visiting mrs r. A Telephone mrs. A. Moun contract Bridge winning three Trumps two spaced i heart and two diamonds by Josephine Culberison faulty technique a beginner sometimes forgets to Cash a Winner and discovers later on that Opportunity knocks but once in his Effort to avoid that error in today s hand South found the Only Way Down in an otherwise Iron Clad contract South dealer ,b6u tide 31 9 k 10 it 4 j53 was Able to take his Ace and draw Rumps with the Queen and Jack South had not prematurely Aken the High hearts he could lot have been forced to Trump a learn and he could have had a Rump left at this Point. As it was West was Able to win a trick Vith the Queen of hearts after he lad drawn Trumps East then took he setting trick with the King of diamonds. South could have made his con act very easily if he had simply ignored the hearts. After winning he first trick he should have drawn two rounds of Trumps and begun on the Spades. Defense could then prevent him from All other prices reduced for your convenience use our branches located Colony St. Or. Broadway 1448 main St. Or. Inkster 173 Mcgregor or. Call 57305-6 today for pickup and delivery dyers cleaners furriers pictured Aff Ove Are four generations of the Carson fam ily. On left is grandson Carson Mckinnon Mother mrs. S. Mckinnon 27 Street Winnipeg great grand.1 Mother mrs. R. Carson of Rossburn Man., is holding her great granddaughter Lynne aged four. Though mrs. Carson has had All of 90 birthdays it does t prevent her from being cheerful and Active. During the War years mrs Carson could knit a sock a Day and As fast As she made them just As quickly were they sent overseas. Born in Dundas mrs. Carson was one of the first settlers at Rossburn. Nine children Are living today. She has ten great grand children and 24 grandchildren. Soft drape is s such a poised self assured gown by using soft gathers at shoulders and at the Side swept hip Yoke Pat Tern 9257. Achieves something Spe Cial and flattering in a soft frock. This pattern gives perfect fit is easy to use. Complete illustrated sew Chart shows you every step. Pattern 9257 12, 14, -16, 18 20 30, 32, 34, 36, 38. 40, 42. Size 16, 3 i yes. 39-in. Embroidery Transfer inc. Send Twenty cents 20c in coins Stamps cannot be accepted for this pattern. Print plainly size name address style number. Send your order to free pattern department address use this Coupon print name and address plainly. Marian Martin pattern no. 9257 size name. Address. City prov. Harry s. 13 Nowlan 6 Fla 804 Toronto general trusts building 93737 optometrist forget that a moment de. Come Salco Brand Boneless Salt cod is prepared especially for fish cakes and fish hash. Sample packages sufficient to make sixteen to Twenty fish cakes will be mailed to you. On receipt of 25c Fundy fisheries Ltd. . Box 82, Yarmouth n. S. -20 a. Ass Para or. And mrs. Mcgregor Carnduff sask. Celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary monday when they were at Home to approximately 100 friends during the afternoon and evening. They were Mafried near Carvevale sask., Jan. 6, 1897 and have resided in Carn Duff Ever since. Or. Mcgregor recently retired As elevator agent for the consolidated Grain company. A son Harry resides in Vancouver and their daughters Are mrs. J. Cobb of Melita Man., and mrs. J. S. Bowie of Toronto. They received numerous gifts and Mes sages of congratulations As Well As a gift from Carnduff Community members. The a dding South West 1a pass 14 pass int South should have passed to one of Trump since he had no Assur nce that two clubs would be a Etter contract. Nevertheless hav no bid two clubs he should have made it very easily. West opened the nine of Dia monds East put up the Queen and South won with the Ace South looked at his. Singleton Ace f hearts arid Dummy s King and eared that he would lose the Atter unless he made instant pre rations to Cash it. Hence he asked the heart Ace at once Anc entered Dummy with the King of Lubs to Lead the heart King. Hav no made the quite valueless Dis Ard of a Low Diamond on this Lay South returned to his Hanc Vith the Ace of Trumps and be about establishing the Spades. East the first Spade talc pc and returned the Jack of hearts obliging South to Ruff. Declarer Hen led another Spade and West mrs. Coots Heads Lodge lady Grey Lodge lady Grey 63, daughter of England elected officers of 1947 As follows president mrs. F Coots vice president mrs. F Pankhurst Secretary mrs. M Cobb treasurer mrs. E. Harrop chaplain mrs. E. Holland is guide mrs e. Hall 2nd guide mrs. M. Blundell 3rd guide mrs in Allam pianist. Mrs. M. Hobbs auditors mrs. S. Pilgrim mrs. J Dudley mrs. W. H. Speed trus is mrs. E. Wedlake mrs. B Han. Horoscope for sunday january 19 sunday s Horoscope shows continuation of the Peculiar under currents in which Subtle or sub conscious forces and faculties May be under exceptional Stres or stimuli. And while this May b a fitting attitude for Sabbath vocations or avocations with spirit Ual factors inspiring to Ideal fancies creative ability Beauty Charm and magnetic attraction uppermost any unrealistic Effort at workaday plans or purpose May invite defeat or regret. Those whose birthday it is a find themselves in a year of cur Ous or Peculiar adventures or e Perien Ces. Of the or group h. W. W. A. F. A., Mon a 2.15 ., in Grace Church 4 q 10 9 2 a 10 2 North Helen s catering service 61 for Gervini it trifle we Cater to Large or Snail partic anywhere out it Lei Are Keno nimble c. A. Dempsey optometrist for strains Ltd. 318 Smith St. Pm. 95 Zea Auasi missions to Nazik India the baby s Home and. Hospital at Nazik India have. Been sent 439 dresses quilts Bab y jackets Hospi Tal supplies and other useful articles by the Zenana Bible and medical Mission it was reported at the an Nual meeting held at the Home of mrs. H. M. Garvin 105 Harvard ave. Receipts for the year totalled the treasurer mrs. V. Foote reported. This Money is used to support one. Missionary two registered nurses one Bible member three Hospital Beds and four child Ren at the Indian Hospital and Home mrs. F. W. V. Crispo presided mrs a. Andison led the devotional mrs w. Berg brought a message in song. The Secretary s report was presented by mrs. R. Nichol. Mrs h. L. Mckinnon. In the absence c mrs. J. Swan gave the sewing re port. Officers elected for 1947 include president. Mrs. F. W. V. Crispo first vice president mrs. G. Mackie second vice president. I irs. H. L Mckinnon Secretary mrs. R. Nichol devotional mrs. A. Andison sew ing convener mrs. J. mrs. Thompson advises weft too perfect by Elizabeth Thompson it is a Fine thing for girls who marry to have a sense of responsibility and work hard at their jobs but there is such a thing As overdoing the wifely Virtues. A Young Man dear mrs. Thompson will you please write some Hing about girls who think that when they get married they own a Man body and soul i got pack rom overseas about a year ago and last summer married a girl 0 whom i had been engaged for free years. All the time i was away she was wonderful about writing and sending parcels and her letters were always cheerful and interesting. We had gone to Gether six months before we be came engaged and seemed very congenial. While i was away i used to dream about having my own Home with her to enjoy it with me. We Are fortunate in having our own place1, through the death of a rela Ive. And have it fixed up very nicely. But my wife takes herself so seriously that she in t any fun any More. She keeps the House shining and then looks Hurt if i put my feet up on a chair or spill ashes on the Rug. She fusses Over meals and Oes around sighing All night if Don t rave enough. If i cough once she is after me with a bottle of Medicine. When i go to work in the morning she hovers Over me. To see that i my rubbers and re minds me of different errands she wants me to do also of the ashes which have to be taken out when 1 come Home Etc. And if i Don 1 come straight Home but spend Hall an hour in some innocent amuse ment inc is pacing the floor when i arrive talking about How Wor mrs. Thompson she is slowly smothering me. Will you please Tell girls that men who were Over seas for years had to obey orders and follow strict rules want a Little bit of Freedom now. They enjoy fussing to a certain extent but Don t want to be any woman s slave any More than they want her to be a slave i wish my wife would go out More with other girls and have something to think about be sides me. She had a Job that occupied her time while i was away but now she makes me her Job and i Don t like it. Veteran some girls enjoy dramatizing themselves. Perhaps your wife while you were away cast her self As the perfect cheerful uncomplaining inspiring and so on now she is playing the part of she considers the perfect not realizing that perfection is usually pretty trying. Better have a Frank talk on the subject of being herself and cultivating outside interests. Suggest that each of you spend one night a week apart and that she go but More in the afternoons. There Are plenty of women s clubs she could join. But make a Point of doing something together at least once a week either going out or having people in. Your wife would prob ably leave you alone More if she had a baby but unless she achieves a broader Outlook she will be As possessive a Mother As she is a ried she was for fear i had been wife and that would be info Stu run Over. Nate. Dominance of ideals faculties or forces keyed to the liner prompt Ings of Charm imagination s magnetic attractions intuitive or psychological impulses in which rational and commonplace conditions have Little Appeal with artistic or creative urges properly directed into constructive Chan Nels there might be exceptional gratification but purely objective plans might be menaced by illusions erratic or emotional Ges Tures. A child born on this Day might be inspired by unique Ive of Beauty Charm spiritual urges or psychological. Promptings but with Little inclination to the Rea Listic patterns of life. Wisely directed such exquisite incitements May beget a Happy and prolific Tor january 20 monday s astrological forecast emphasizes the trend toward the imaginative idealistic and inspirational rather than any at tempt to inaugurate practical Anc commonplace programmes of Rea is tic value. Such temperamental qualities Are liable to cause trouble through suspicion susceptibility intrigues or other weird or Subtle attachments or entanglements in which there is More real danger and sorrow rather than profit or enjoyment. Keep Alert to All forms of fraud and illicit indulgences. Those whose birthday it is May be involved in a year of curious or intriguing entanglements in which strange emotions or impulses May lure from practical and realistic issues. The grasp of delusions fancies imagination queer adventure May magnify susceptibility to dupes frauds and tricksters of All phases and sinister intent. Shun All snares and indulgences of illicit complexion. A child born on this Day May have fanciful impractical and psychological tendencies which Call for Early training and direction into practical and realistic usefulness. 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