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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 06, 1949, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 16 culinary clinic Winnipeg saturday Auguste 1949 vegetables canned by quicker method by june Horne Many people with vegetable gardens now have great Quan titles of certain varieties that could be preserved in som Way for Winter use. Canning in a hot water Bath is the mos feasible Way to do this but there is a Good Deal of hesitant about attempting this in some quarters because the process san takes such a Long time. Hence there is some curiosity Abou methods that Are easier and quicker. There Are a few such method that Are dangerous to use. Thes include Canning with such thing As boric acid Borax or salicylic Acif and it is not Safe to use powder or compounds which contain an of these substances. The safest and most dependable of preserving to de Pend on the application of o preserving by using such things a Salt sugar or some acid foods sue As vinegar or Lemon juice. We Are going to give you on method for preserving vegetal Al belonging to the latter group. Only a Short cooking time i necessary with this and a concentrated solution of Salt and Suga is used As the preservative. Sue things As peas Beans and Corn maj be canned in this Way. This method is a Little More expensive than Canning by the to water Bath method because of the of Salt and sugar needed but the products keep Well and re Tain a considerable amount of their original flavor. If is called the Salt and sugar Canning method. And sugar Canning for Beans pens and Corn 8 cups prepared vegetables 2 cups water cup Salt -1 cup sugar method peas Are prepared by shelling them and then boil ing in a Salt solution using l table spoon Salt to each quart of water Drain Well. Beans Are washed trimmed of Stem and Blossom end and and strings. Then they Are Cut if de sired. Boil these also in salted water for 3 minutes using the same proportion of Salt and water As with the peas. Drain when Corn is. To be done it should first be husked and the silk re moved. Then Cut the kernels from the cods with a Sharp the kernels in a preserving Kettl and just cover with boiling water boil for from 3 to 5 minute s. The Drain Well. Now add the Salt and sugar Given the list of ingredients to the 2 cups water and stir these unti both the sugar and Salt Are Dis solved. Bring to a boil and then and the required amount of prepare vegetables. Again bring to the boil and Kee boiling for 5 minutes. Pack the vegetables into hot sterilized Jar and fill to the tops with the liquid in which they were boiled. Seal the jars tightly at once and when cold store in a Cool dry place. To use vegetables when you wish to use these. Empty them from the jars and brain Well. Cover with cold water bring this to a boil then Drain it off and replace with fresh cold water and bring this to a boil and then Drain this off also. Repeat this procedure until All excessive Salt taste has been re moved from the vegetables. Usually to or three changes of water Are All that Are necessary. Rent a Bike by hour Day week. Reasonable rates fint Clit machines n. Gooch 173 she Brookst pm the by Crete Virden wedding of aug. 1 St. Paul s United Church Viren was the scene of a August 3 at 2 p.m., when Lily Oreen second daughter of mind mrs. William Pangborn was United in marriage to Glen Mer Sharratt second son of air and mrs. Lyle Sharratt of Ebor an. Rev. H. H. Vines officiated. Rank Woodmas was organist and Murray Ames was soloist. The Bride wore White taffeta he bodice with a Cape effect Eckline and Short sleeves. She Ore. White mittens and her floor length veil was held by a beaded headdress. She carried red roses and White lilies miss Eileen Carefoot of bran Don and miss Loreen Pilch or Cousin of the Bride of Winnipeg were bridesmaids and t. Sharratt was groomsman. Joyce Bell Pang born sister of the Bride and Gloria Bolam Cousin of the Bride Groom. Were Flower girls. Lynn and Clinton Sharratt Brothers of the bridegroom were Ushers. A reception was held in the lower Hall of the Church. A quiet wedding was solemnized at the Home of or. P. T. Pilkey 739 Mcmillan Avenue a u g u s t l when he United in marriage Mary i Aimer and James e. Mcgillivray i be couple was unattended a reception was held at the Marl Borough hotel. Following a wed to p to the West coast or ant met. 11 machine unfilled demand for secretaries and stenographers the Short Supply of secretaries stenographer operators and other office workers is Handicap everywhere. The future demand will be even greater opportunities for Young men Are numerous there Are Many opportunities for male secretaries stenographers acco f bookkeepers and office a Tram for the greater demand now in sight. Present salaries Are attractive there was never a better time to begin your Success course Salines have not been higher and Are almost double those of Normal times. Free Success employment All Success students have Access to our employment department which registers hundreds of Calls from employers. There Are now Many openings for our graduates and advanced students. Fall term enrolment dates any Day during week of August 22nd August 29th september 6th september 12th and any monday thereafter. Day and evening classes soon students from All parts of Canada will be making their to begin their Success training As a heavy enrolment is expected for our fall term we that you Send your registration application now Call for an interview Telephone our office or write Tor a free prospectus of courses. Mrs. Thompson advises by Elizabeth Thompsom husband starts straying when friends know something to a Man s discredit they should either warn the girl to whom he becomes engaged o and i used to suggest that he take out other girls to make sure of Lis feelings but he said he knew i was the Only one. I went out with other boys occasionally but somehow no one else could com pare with him. He was generous polite handsome and very con genial. He was away from the City near y a year before we were married most a year ago but was moved ack before the now i am finding out things bout him All Over the place. We ave a Nice Home nicely furnished and i am just As careful of my appearance As before we were Narried. But every now and again e goes out drinking and does t ome Home till next morning sometimes he has lipstick on his Hirt or handkerchiefs. It s pretty Ard to be. Cheerful under such cum stances and once or twice be threatened to leave but he leads with me to stay and says won t happen again. Still i hear from other wives hat he has tried to Date other Iris or has been out to hotel arties with other men at which Omen just accidentally dropped n. I Don t really know whom to Alk to As my parents Are dead. It s hard to understand How he in behave like that. And still Reat. Me so Well. He is generous Money a Good companion and takes me out about once a however he likes going out y himself and does t want to o any entertaining. He has no hobbies and 1 Aven t been get him in rested in any. We Are both 25 ears old. He wants to wait until e have More Roney ahead before having children. Friends Tell me he used to run round before we were married can t understand Why they did t Arn me before. Now it s too late they Tell me everything which hurts me very much. What can Keer quiet after they Are married. A woman writes dear mrs Thompson i went but with my. Husband five years before we were mar which i thought was Lone enough to find out if we were suited to each other. We started joing out when we were both 19, unhappy for some reason your Husban is dissatisfied with. Life. H does t get sufficient feeling ice i of achievement from his work u ins so tries to forge through drinking or to build up a false sense f importance through playing around. The e things which bother Vou Are symptoms not the disease it might Hurt less if you could feel sorry for him but. You need help in finding a things Over with the family Bureau 457 con federation life b family court. Yajiu icj1 your friends to Stop talking. They Are not helping the situation any perhaps they Are even making worse by exaggeration. Club.301 plans fall programme at an executive meeting of club 301, a social educational Organiza Tion of the y.m.c.a., an outline for the activities of the club for the coming year was drawn up. The meeting was held wednesday at the Home of the vice president miss Beth Watson. It was decided that meetings Leld weekly would be divided into free parts lecture interest group and social. Lectures will Deal with political party platforms Winnipeg problems and religious faiths. The interest groups will be composed of members interested in Bridge Elf expression construe Ive hobbies. The me was also outlined. Mrs Beth Richard Unity. 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Is for a disruptive and conflicting state of affairs with much throw the balance either Way b sagacious behaviour tact discretion and practical judgment. Shun a extravagance and speculative enterprises using High principle an not expediency in forming judg ments. Some secret influence a cite to right action in the fac of seeming calamity or disaster. Those whose birthday it is a expect a year of conflicting an challenging experiences in which a sudden intervention or Strang undercurrent May turn the tid huh subtlety and Happy intrigues refrain from wild tactic n efforts to change the tide. Per laps a Domestic or romantic to May be at the Bottom Rand Avert he crash. A child born on this Day maj ave reckless or unaccountable res but eventually sound Rea on sane judgment or Peculiar in Lences May Avert a devastating expense. For monday August 8 monday s Horoscope presages a Complete upheaval with All the attendant crises excitement and any rash or dras tic action could have Power to sidetrack eventual prosperous culmination with surprising turns of feeling business and personal re lations. In these sound logic and practical activities May bring on an unlocked for crisis. Be Wise in approaching superiors. Those whose birthday it is May look for a torrid or hectic year breathtaking and thrilling. The eventual denouement depends up on the reasonable approach the logic of tactics or rather than a. Headlong or Headstrong on Rush impelled by panic or rashness rather than considered routines and Wisdom. The intervention May in Domestic or but superiors with gloves they Are not a child born on this Day May Aye a difficult time in trimming ails to the winds As it will be Orn with emotions or inner drives unaccountable and insistent. Wedding is held at Oak River the United Church Oak River Man., was the scene of a wedding August 1, when Rev. M. E. Gra Ham United in marriage Shirley Joan youngest daughter of or. And mrs., e. L. Mccallum and Robert James second youngest son of mrs. Fagg Brandon and the late v. Fagg. The wedding music was played by miss Bea Trice Riddell of Hamiota. Miss Rilla Reid. Sang. The Bride was attended by her sister mrs. Georgia Pilling Winnipeg and miss Georgina Robbins. Train bearers were Leslie Pilling and Larry Westbrook. Neil Mccalum brother of the Bride was Best Man. Ushers were George piling Winnipeg and Archie fagg Brandon. The Bride wore a floor length Jown of White crepe featuring a Orso bodice Long fitted sleeves Vith Lily Points and a tunic rip pling into a full length train. Her was Finger tip length caught Vith a bridal Wreath of roses. She married Peerless red roses. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents. Or. And mrs. R. J. Fagg left by motor or Kenora and Mckenzie Island int. On their return they will re Ide in Brandon. Cromer United Church Cromer. Ian., was the scene of a wedding uly 19, when Margaret Joyce Idest daughter of or. And mrs. Awrence s. Berry of Cromer. Was United in marriage to Tuart Fitzpatrick youngest son f or. And mrs. Thomas Fitz Atrick of Virden. Rev. E. S. Berry Cousin of the Bride of Carberry officiated. The Bride s aunt mrs. S. Berry played the wedding Lusic. W. N. Sangster was soloist the Bride wore a gown of White embroidered sheer Over Satin and floor length veil held by a or net headdress. She carried red uses. Mrs. W. Lane of Brandon sister f the Bride was Matron of Honor and Kenneth Cook of Virden at need Albert and Arrington Berry Brothers of the ride were Ushers. A reception was held in the wer Hall of the Church. Or. And irs. Fizpatrick left for Clear Ake. They will reside in Virden. 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