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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 21, 1948, Winnipeg, Manitoba Culinary clinic Winnipeg free press saturday August 21, 1948 Mustard sauce liked in pickles one pickles that Are made with a Clear pickling syrup Are prob ably Best liked by the majority Oil people. Second in Favori however Are those pickles that Are prepared in a thickened sauce predominantly Flavoured with Mustard. One vegetable alone either in by tune Horne whole or in pieces May appear pickled in Mustard sauce. Then whole and Cut vegetables May be combined. Even chopped relishes May. Be made with this Type of sauce. J. Today we have two recipes for pickles made with Mustard sauce for you. The first of these contains a mixture of vegetables some of which Are left whole and others Are Cut or broken in pieces. The other is for whole onions pickled alone in the sauce. I of course varying degrees of thickness and sweetness May be preferred in the Mustard sauce used with such pickles. The sauces we Are giving with these pickles today Are moderately Sweet and Are fairly thin. Sweet mixed Mustard pickles quart sliced cucumbers 1 quart White pickling onions 2 Heads cauliflower 2 Sweet Green peppers shredded 4 cups sugar 3 to 4 Tablespoons dry Mustard 2 Tablespoons turmeric 4 Tablespoons flour t pint vinegar 1 pint water method Wash and slice firm cucumbers into to v4-Inch slices. Scald Small onions then Drain and Peel them. Trim cauliflower and break the curds into Small Floweres. Halve the Green Pepper remove the seeds and shred the flesh. Place in a Crock and cover with a brine made in the propos of 1 cup Salt to 6 cups water. Let stand in this brine overnight. Next morning Drain and cover with fresh water. Let stand in this for 2 hours then Drain again. Now cover with a weak vinegar solution using half vinegar and half water and allow to stand in this for 15 minutes. Bring to the simmering Point and keep at this temperature until the vegetables Are almost tender. Drain thoroughly and discard the vinegar. Now make a Mustard sauce. First Combine the sugar Mustard turmeric and flour. Mix together the pint of vinegar and the pint of water and use part of the cold mix Ture to blend the dry ingredients in a. Smooth paste then gradually stir in the remainder of the Vine Gar mixture. Place in the top part of a double boiler and Cook Over boiling water until the mix Tui c thickens and there is no raw taste of flour remaining. Add the sauce to the drained hoi vegetables. Mix Well and pour into jars arid sea at Onro. Miss Anna Torsgaard 4th year agriculture the University of Manitoba is shown collecting pollen from the tassels of a Corn part of her work in Cross Breeding feed Corn suitable for growth in Manitoba. Now Here the method of Flat work beautifully ironed neatly folded balance Damp. N pounds the in. Winnipeg laundry launderers. Dyers cleaners lad Jane Don t stage a Tantrum because o menstrual distress. Just take a idol Tablet with a Glass of pickling Small while onions in a Mustard sauce. On1o.v Mustard tickers 4 quarts Small White onions 4 Sweet red peppers i cup Salt 4 quarts boiling Tablespoons dry Mustard l Tablespoon turmeric 30 Tablespoons flour it cups sugar it cups vinegar 4 cups water method drop onions into boiling water Drain and Peel. Remove the needs and White membrane from the peppers. Chop the peppers finely or. Cut in thin strips. Dissolve the Salt in 4 quarts of boiling water Rind add to the onions and peppers. Heat the brine to the simmering Point and then Drain from i he vegetables. Now make a Mustard sauce. Combine the Mustard turmeric flour and sugar. Combine the Vine Gar and 1 cups water and add a Little of this cold mixture to the dry mixture and stir to a smooth paste. Arid the rest of the vinegar to the paste and heat stirring con stantly until it reaches the boiling Point. Now add the Well drained onions and peppers and let simmer in this for 10 minutes. Seal the pickles in jars. Cool and store in a Cool dry place. Research in agriculture has feminine following women have risen above the role of chief Cooks and Handy Man in the farm Home. Today women Wilh an inlerest1 in agriculture Are studying new Clevel Epinenis in Grain aiming to use their knowledge in research Laboi a lories. Exemplifying the new growing wedding vows Are exchanged by at sacred heart sacred heart Church St. Boni face was the scene of a wedding. August 21 at 11 . When Bertha Mary Only daughter of or. And mrs. F. Cattrysse became the Bride of Andrew a. Jodts. Son of or. And m is. M. Jodts Rev. Father Vitus Van Offen performed the Cere Mony and the soloist was mrs. M. Bernhart. The Bride wore a gown of White Satin with a lace Bustle gathered at the Back with Satin rosettes. The skirt was finished in a train and the sleeves were Lily pointed. A Pearl headdress held her fingertip veil of lace. The Bride carried Pink roses. Miss Jennie Maertens was Maic of Honor and miss Lillian. Devriendt was bridesmaid for her Cousin. T groomsmen were Roger sorits brother of the bridegroom and Eorge Maertens. A reception was held at the Bel Gian club. Following a wedding lip to Banff. Or. And mrs. Sorits vill make their Home in Norwood. Mrs. Thompson advises Page a fee for christening s font have it on a Small table Omi Points about Christen ing etiquette Are raised in this letter dear mrs. Thompson l our baby is to be christened you too can walk on air ice mint i of Bur nine Ca 011x3 in your living room. Set up As Nice a Tea table As possible in the in l need your Tucei of bum i Caslouka wry dining Sioum. Using White . Tired muskies respond quietly to the. And candles j first _ application of us Hinc. I Rani White at refreshments similar to those a Home ceremony this month and an afternoon Tea Are served thin my husband and i have been won sandwiches Little cakes olives and re strut in your Dering whether a fee is usually specially iced 50r foot get Miller Armstrong bridal vows were exchanged at to Mary s rectory Winnipeg aug. 4 at. 1 . When Rita Mae laughter of or. And mrs. James Armstrong of Stratton ont. Be ame the Bride of Kenneth Arthur Letson of or. And mrs. M. Filler of Winnipeg. Father e. F. It Callion officiated. The Bride wore Wjite Satin fashioned with an off the shoulder effect bodice and lace Yoke. The Leeves were Long and the skirt which featured a Bustle ended in slight train. A Pearl studded Iara held her lace appliqued veil and she carried red roses and carnations in Cascade. Mrs. Tester , of Brandon attended the Bride and Lester Chott was Best Man. A reception As held at i lie Mand Sriri House. La. And mrs. Miller will reside in Vinni Peg. To the he is a Friend of both our families but we do not go to his Church. Also whom should we ask to the christening is it customary just to have relatives and friends and what is served for refreshments mrs. C. B. J unless the Clergyman is a relative or very close Friend it is usual to Send a Cheque with a. Note of appreciation after Ward research in what was form Erly a Man s world Are two Agri culture students at the University of Manitoba miss Anna stors Gaard. Of ochre River Man., and miss Ruth Kloten of Winnipeg. This summer both have been working on Grain projects at the University widening their in owl de of phases of agriculture which they study during their four year course and at the same time earn ing Money to continue their studies. Miss Torsgaard a blonde Viking Ype is following in the footsteps of her father and Grandfather who made a career of farming in Man Toba. Althom High she plans to do a work after graduation she looks Orward to living on a farm again. At such time she will know what cereals grow Best in various Prairie Egions and have a sound knowl de of new developments in Grain yes. During the summer she Lias been working with s. B. Helgason assistant professor of Plant science. Who is experimenting for a drought resistant variety of feed Corn suitable Lor growing in Northern areas in the province. Miss stors Gaard s work is in Cross strains of Breedin Corn which retain its dainties a if you Are carrying Tea to a person in. Bed place a folded paper Napkin Between the cup . If any of the liquid should spill the Napkin will absorb it. And upon removal Hie Saucer will be dry and the nourishment will appear Appel izing. Mothers it s Quinton s semitone cleaning for All Back to school clothes she planted and. Watched grow in the u. Of Corn plot. She shakes the pollen from the tassels of a Corn Plant into a Jsaper bag then ties the bag Over an ear of Dif Ferent Type Corn and shakes it again. The paper bag is left tied on so that no other pollen can Ger Minate the ear silk and Unfer these conditions a seed combining two different characteristics is produced. Miss Kloten s main interest right now is in malting Barley. A third year the Ujj. Of m., she plans to do Post graduate work and after some Lime in a Grain Laboratory Hopes to go overseas to put her knowledge to work. Miss Zieten works eight hours a Day selecting Barley plants which Are belter than the Parent plants contribution to a three year programme to develop a smooth to the general pub resistant malting Barley Plant. Miss Rush g on a malting Barley selection project at the who is Workin University of Manitoba this summer is shown As she rejects plants showing characteristics not wanted in the sturdy rust resistant Strain of Plant being developed locally. Holy is Ceram of late mor minims colourful Tea Tim e apron 1 Tor service. Send these items now sweaters dresses jumpers tunics windbreakers bridal vows were exchanged a holy Cross Church August 21 a 11.30 . When Wilma younger daughter of mrs. Bieber and the late a. Bieber became the Bride of Bernard f. Muller son of or and mrs. C. J. Muller of St. Boni face. Father a. Timpson officiated. Mrs. L. Muller of Chicago played the music and George l. Paquin was soloist. Given in marriage by her Bro ther Carl Bieber the Bride wore a while Wool suit the jacket fashioned Wilh a Roll Collar and fish Tail Back. Her hat was of White mohair and she carried a White prayer Book. Miss Billings was bridesmaid and Robert Muller was Best Man for his brother. Ushers were Norman Bieber brother the Bride and Claude Gagnon. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s Mother 490 Powers Avenue. Following a honeymoon at grand Forks or. And mrs. Muller will reside in Winnipeg. Phone 42361 cleaners dyers furriers bub Dexy Knox United Solosky Church was the scene of a wedding. August 7. When Elsie Rose Margaret Only Daugh Ter of or. And mrs. Joseph Solosky of Whitewood. Sask. Was United in marriage to Walter Burrien. Son of or. And mrs. Hnat Burd Eny Ethelbort Man. Rev. William p. Irving officiated. The Bride wore while Satin with an off the shoulder Yoke of Nylon sheer outlined with Scal loped Satin and lace and Lily pointed sleeves. A Coronet of lace and net held he fingertip veil. The Bride carried american Beauty roses and White Sweet peas. Miss Florence Granke was maid of Honor Ancl miss Mavis Farkas was bridesmaid for her Cousin. Morris Burdeny was Best Man for his brother and Joseph Solosky. Brother of the Bride was grooms Man. Stephen Sherman ushered guests. A reception was held at the Marlborough hotel. Following wedding trip to Winnipeg Beach or. And mrs. Burden y will reside n Winnipeg. A Gay Little Tea apron features a ovely old fashioned girl surrounded by colourful daisies. Hot Iron Transfer pattern no. 772 contains Motif 9 i by 11vi inches and apron pattern with Complete instructions. Needlework Book 20 cents. To order Send 20 cents not in Stamps to free press pattern dept. And fill out attached Coupon. Send this Colton Horoscope for sunday. August 22 sunday s Horoscope is very contradictory with matters reach ing to surprising and quite unpredictable Climax probably before the Day is Over. An unexpected visit trip or change of plans is destined to change the tide of affairs into romantic channels with Radical and far reaching events spectacular find dramatic. It might be Well to Batten Down the hatches before the storm Breaks since it is problematical even in its pleasant and progressive prospects. Welcome change lends thrills and Glamour to humdrum life. Those whose birthday it is May be prepared for a year of thrilling ind drastic surprises with the tide turning abruptly from the anxious rid perplexing into very Concrete and Radical change up rooting Ami electric in consequence. Distance ends enchantment with romantic ind unprecedented Corre Laries in which business fresh interests and Progress Lake a sudden turn with Ocil and Domestic and probably Public recognition for Novelty ingenuity and daring. Originality. Science unique discoveries May Chieve notable Aid. A child born on this Day May he endowed with exceptional creative bitty inventive Sentous or other outstanding skill or discovery Fol owing a period of frustration or mashing experience. Size name address c Ity or town province pattern no. Hill preserve leather when cleaning the Bookcase dust the leather bound books with a slightly oiled cloth to restore some of the Oil that has dried out. Of books Are not in constant use this is necessary. For monday August 23 monday s astrological forecast s for a rather critical development probably affecting the personal Ather than business although the action on social Domestic and sen mental relations May have Basic in a Subtle undercurrent of malefic or intriguing Force. Home health career and intimate contacts should be safeguarded against loss fraud. I those birthday it suffer a Subtle or curious state o Foj affairs in which the social domes lie emotional life May become involved in reactions from other tre Cheries intrigues or Peculiar circumstances. The career and All engagements May develop unique or erratic situations difficult to untangle. Adhere to strict principles and codes. Some strange sort of intervention could prove of Benefit. A child born on this Day May have a strange or intriguing Lite with Subtle undercurrents difficult to predict. Its workaday affairs May become involved in mysterious entanglements. Metal door hinges should Bej washed frequently in warm suds and there will be far less need of drastic polishing the christening ceremony. The amount need not be Large certainly not More than unless the parents Are very prosperous. Kven if you belonged to this Man s Church it would be a Nice gesture to Send something As after All he gives up time and makes a Spe Cial trip to officiate at the Chris ening. As a Rule Only relatives and close friends Are invited to such ceremony. Others Are not interested. When the ceremony is at your Home prepare a bowl wreathed with Flowers to be used As sometimes toasts Are a runt Mother and child using either punch or wine. dear mrs. Thompson you have helped Many other girls. I Hope you can help me with my weight problem. I seem to put it All behind please excuse the Blunt expression. Have you Anvi exercises to help me lose weight there in a hurry it does not mat Ter How strenuous the exercises May be because i am in a 1 con i edition. I Chris. F you could spend two weeks in Hilly country and walk Sev i Era Miles a Day your hips would probably he two inches smaller. The same effect to the t air. pm i Ca n be whitef1xll Vokey Grace United Church was the scene of a. Wedding August 1.4 at 5.30 . When Jeanette Vokey. Niece of or. And mrs. A. Vokey became the Bride of James w Whitehill. Rev. R. E. Spence officiated. Stanley Osborne played the wedding music and miss Betty colpitts was soloist. Given in marriage by her Cousin 1-Farold Vonkey the Bride wore Ivory Satin the bodice fashioned with net Yoke and Lily Point sleeves. She carried red roses. Miss june Andrews and Edna Ley attended the Bride. Little inline Zukey. Cousin of the Bride was Flower girl. Peter Whitehill. I other of die Bride was Best Whitehill and Raymond to key were Ushers. J a reception was held at the St Charles hotel. I Pedrick Anderson a wedding was solemnized at St. Luke s anglican Church August 16 at 7.30 . When Gladys Lavina Anderson of Winnipeg eldest daughter of mrs. Anderson of Van Couver formerly of Elkhorn Man., and the late e. W. Ander son plighted her troth to Kenneth boy Pedrick. Son of or. And mrs h. Y. Pedrick of Transcona. Rev r. D. Conlin of Transcona officiated. Gained by walking upstairs several flights several times a Day. If Vou work in an office Turnich ing your toes with your fingers 501 times a Day is useful too also cycling. I master cleaning the finest cleaning in Canada Henry s cleaners dyers. Laun Depursa since 1900 your Assurance of satisfaction established 1910 choose with Confidence Wear with Pride. Real reductions from regular prices Wilson s 65th August anniversary Sale bedroom suites no so called bargain furniture bought for this Sale visit Wilson s and see their outstanding values in Fine Quality furniture during their 65th August anniversary Sale. 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