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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 24, 1950, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday. May 24, .1950 Page 9 flood hastens departure of beloved cultural Leader miss Edna Sutherland a woman whose contribution to the cultural Lite of Manitoba has been unique is leaving Winni Peg. After 47 years residence in this City miss Sutherland will depart thursday for Edmonton. Her decision to leave the Etty to which she has Given talents and affection comes As a result of the flood and the plea of the flood control committee to evacuate if possible. Often known As the woman who gave Wengi to words miss Suther land began life in Winnipeg in 1904 when the was appointed to the Manitoba College As interpreter of English literature and poetry. She travelled extensively in Europe and in 1913 left on a trip around the world. She returned to Winnipeg and instructed in Public speaking and Reading. Poetry was miss Sutherland s first interest and As an exponent of Browning s poetry received Public acclaim in Winnipeg. Her first Browning recital was Given in the old y. M. C. A. Hall Corner of port age and Smith Street. She organized Browning study clubs and was a Leader in founding the poetry society. Miss Sutherland was the University of Manitoba s first Dean of women and held that position Between 1918 and 1920. She wrote a daily column in the free press under the name of the Bookman entitled a Reader s notes for years. In 1939 she retired from affiliation with the University. In 81 years miss Sutherland has Only taken one air plane trip and that was in 1922. When she leaves thursday she will experience tier second trip aloft. Miss Sutherland s plans Are Edna Sutherland Patricia it. Mccourt a. At old St. Andrew s old St. Andrew s United Church was the setting for a wedding May 19 at 7 ., when Patricia Ruth youngest daughter of or. And mrs. R. J. Mccourt was United in marriage to Lennart Axel hilding Only son of or. And mrs. O. Hilding. Gordon Gooding was soloist and Edward Swordfager was organist. The Bride wore a period Ivory Satin the neckline outlined with a Roll Collar and with Lily Point sleeves. Her skirt ended in a train. A seed Pearl Coronet held veil and she carried White stocks and Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. George Byman was Matron of Honor for sister and miss Bertha hilding sister of the Bride Groom was bridesmaid. Peggy Finch was Flower girl. Henry Klaus attended the bridegroom and ush ers were Allan Davie Bengt Fabian and George Byman. A reception was held at the Homestead. Or. And mrs. Hilding will reside in Winnipeg. Must be cold the fruit cocktail i s most unattractive and unappetizing when served lukewarm. Chill the glasses it is to be served in and they v 111 do their part in keeping this course a delicious one. Culinary clinic indefinite when she reaches new Home but she will visit rela Tivey Lor the present. Magic carpet trip postponed with fair f the streets of Bagdad to fun fair planned by the women s com it Pittee of the Ballet in Aid of the Ballet foundation which was to have taken place on May 26 and 27 has been postponed indefinitely. The magic carpet contest with a. Trip to Minneapolis As the prize was to have taken place at the fair May 27. This has also been postponed and a new Date will be announced shortly. Us u u Ludy in he dark you groping for a lighter firmer Yaun Gir looking complexion Mimico sized of cd Cham with its different will enl la away that dark be omd. Light your Way to a radiantly Boot till complexion. Try a Criam thai for you Ikin than your Bouly routine lit Mek Cobuzio Wax Tiam to you a More Shin ugly Lovely Ikin Kon you have Ever thought of Niibu. For nearly years at nil cosmetic c e a some aids to cleaning by june Horne vessel an old Coffee can or Spring housecleaning used to be a matter of tearing the House apart from cellar to attic then painstakingly putting it to Gether again after having scoured aired painted or laundered everything in sight. But such is not the Case in most modern households. However there Are a few jobs that we May leave for the Spring simply because it is More convenient or even More pleasant to do at this time. Some of these jobs Are arduous and not much can be done about taking shortcuts with them or making them any easier. Nevertheless there Are a few that May be lightened considerably. One Job that might be done at this time and that is usually a bugbear to most housewives is cleaning the oven in stove. Teryl Campbell exchanges vows with James c. Johnston edding vows were exchanged at a candlelight ceremony May 20, at 7 At St. Matthew s anglican Church when lev. J. Burton Thomas officiated at the wedding of Beryl Jean Aughter of or. And mrs. Boy a Campbell and James Courtney Ohnston son of or. And mrs. S. B. Johnston. Now the Normal practice is simply to set aside several hours and a goodly amount of Energy and then get Busy with steel Wool and a scouring powder. If you know , however this business does to have to take nearly As Long nor does it require too much experience of muscle. We re going to Tell you How to do this now. The method we re going to give you is the easiest we have found to Date. Oven cleaning Aid this must be done at a time when you know you will not have to use the oven for at least 24 hours or More. It should be a fairly simple matter to plan ahead for this. Once you have arranged for this the next step is to obtain some household ammonia. Pour some of this into a wide mouthed Holt Renfrew furriers 1837 tobacco can will do. Then set this on a rack in the oven. Close the oven door and plug up the vent that allows steam to escape when the oven is on. It is a Good idea to plug up around the edges of the door As Well either with soft cloths or with soft tis sue in order to prevent the ammonia fumes from escaping. Leave the ammonia in the oven for at least 24 hours and Longe than this if you like up to 4s hours. When the ammonia has been in the oven for the required length of time remove the vessel contain ing it. You will find that the Deposit on the Walls of the oven and the shelves will come off very easily when cleaned with a cloth run oui of warm soapy water. Stub born spots will loosen readily when rubbed with a Little steel Wool. Certainly there is some work involved even with this method by nothing like the amount that i necessary without the ammonia treatment. Cleaning Silver is still another task that is very irksome to Manj housewives. Now a Good Deal o rubbing and scouring can be dispensed with if the Silver is cleaner in the following manner. Cleaning Silver easily an aluminium utensil is needed with this method or else just som piece of aluminium such As a a i or lid placed inside a vessel mad of some other material. The poin that the silverware must com r. Contact with aluminium. If Flat Vare is being cleaned not All o it has to touch the aluminium Long As that which is not in direct Contact with the aluminium i touching some pieces that Are i Contact with it. Measure water into the Alum num utensil or else into another vessel containing some piece o aluminium. For every quart o water used add one level Teaspoon Salt and one level Teaspoon of Bak ing soda. Bring the water to the simmer ing Point and add the silverware to be cleaned. Leave the Silver i this simmering solution until the tarnish Marks disappear then re move and rinse in hot water an dry Well. Silverware will not tarnish a easily if it is carefully wrapped i absorbent paper after being cleaned. This Type of paper protects the silverware against dampness b absorbing moisture. A second wrapping of grease proof or Wax paper helps further to protect against tarnishing. Yellow for boy Green for girl . Girl scouts give to guides for flood Relief Toronto ont. American girl scouts have presented a Cheque for to go to the Manitoba girl guides association or flood Relief. Presentation took place at he Toronto guide rally held Fri Day and Maple Leaf mrs. D. E. S. Wishart Hief commissioner of Canadian or. And mrs. W. W. Lewis 410 Lipton Street received congratulations not Only from King George and Queen Eliza Beth but received a visit from their representatives lieutenant governor and mrs. R. F. Mcwilliams Friday on the occasion of their 60th wedding anniversary. Many old friends also arrived to wish them Well and Chat. Or. And mrs. Lewis were married May 19, 1890 in Brandon Man. They homesteaded at chumash in the Hamiota District until their retirement in 1920 when they came to Winnipeg. They have six children mrs. H. Rudd Makinak Man., mrs. J. Latham and mrs. T. , both of Winnipeg Nora at Charles and Sidney of Crandall Man. There Are 11 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Isford wedding double ring ceremony the wedding Lillian Alice daughter of or. And mrs. Percy r. Whillans and Arnold Arthur Isford son of or. And mrs. T. H. Isford was a solemnized May 20, at 7.30 At first lutheran Church. Rev. V. Eylands officiated at the double ring ceremony. Ronald Dodds was Sauyu Newtou Newiand guides now and Harold j. Lupton played belonging to the body. She said nine canadians would at tend the first world guide Confer ence at Oxford England this sum Fred Walker played the wedding music and Douglas Stewart was soloist the Bride wore a Ballerina gown if Champagne lace Over Gold Taf Eta. The bodice was fashioned with a Peter pan Collar and Lily joint sleeves. Her hat was an off he face Model of Matching material trimmed with Gold roses and tulle. She carried red roses and White Sweet peas. Miss Lor Raine Campbell attended Sis or. Martin Mcgregor was h i s brother s groomsman. The Ushers were Ronald gumming and lome Mcgregor. A. Reception was held in the Marlborough hotel. Or. And mrs Johnston left by motor for Call fornia. They will reside in Winnipeg. The bridegroom graduated Thi year from the faculty of Interior design University of Manitoba. St. James Rebekah Lodge to hold business meeting in St. Jame Hall thursday 8 Liberty Lodge no. 242 meeting and Home hour Demon stration scheduled for Friday eve Ning cancelled. Girl guides reported to the guide Council meeting this week. At the Council meeting she was presented with the Silver fish highest award in Canadian girl guiding. Mrs. Wishart reporting on the Toronto guide rally said Ameri can girl scouts from Buffalo and Erie county n.y., participated together with More than guides and brownies. The gardens were packed with parents and Well wishers. Saturday s rally concluded with presentation of the Cheque from the american girl scouts to the Manitoba guides association for flood Relief. Mrs. Wishart said the number of guides in Canada had increased by in the last year including the guides now the wedding music. Mrs. George Isford sister in Law of the bridegroom was Matron of Honor miss Elspeth Thompson Vas bridesmaid. Kenneth Mccartney of Minneapolis was Best Man. Ushering the guests were George and Oliver Isford Brothers of the bridegroom. The Bride wore a gown of Blush Satin the fitted bodice with a High neckline. Ecru Guipre lace trim med the shoulder line and the edged peplum which topped the flared skirt ended in a train. A Kirmet of shirred illusion Satin Xiu Iid held veil illusion. She carried a Crescent Sweet heart roses and Gardenias. The reception was held at the Marlborough hotel. Or. And mrs. Isford left for los Angeles where they will make their Home. Or. Was graduated from the faculty of arts University of Manitoba this year and will study for his masters degree in economics at the University of California los Angeles. Cancellations South Centre women s conserva Tive association meetings cancelled until further notice. Court Star of Hope. I Canadian lady foresters meeting thurs Day cancelled. W municipal chapter . Meet ing planned thursday is cancelled fort Rouge Rebekah Lodge 45 meeting planned thursday in Odt allows Temple cancelled. Plenty of ice Don t think that you Are extravagant when you your refrigerator with ice. It is Economy of keep the ice Chest full for we the ice gels Low and the refrigerator warm it not Only impairs the food but it takes twice As much ice to get it cold again. Senoris Eliza Forrestal relinquishes a european luxury Lile with frivolous Mother to Ake Over management of late grand fathers Small antiquated paper Mill in n new Hampshire. As an outsider Here she s regarded with suspicion. She has s out Naa i or fut secret enemy in sly George Gulf cart upside Down in the sink. In the House it s he strode out of the room. Spit out Marilyn on a choked breath. She caught up the mixing bowl and angrily turned it the Mill and hated by his men. Rut Hespeth. Her housekeeper and Annie Wilson an old family Friend prove Loyal to . Culbert dishonestly schemes to sell the mul to a. Bis paper Combine. Chapter eight Marilyn came Back to own immediate problem. George what should i do i mean to get to meet . I want to have a party. I be it All planned and a new George Culbert Shook his head remembering Eliza s coolness to him. If i were you kid i d aban Don any idea of trying to be chummy with . She d More than Likely give you a i m As Good As she flared Marilyn. Every bit As Culbert s Arm went around his fingers closing gently Over one round firm Arm. Ill say but i like to see you get mad Lynnie Little firecracker that s what you she wriggled out of his embrace color High eyes very Bright. George if anyone sees us How about taking a Little ride up into the she d gone with him before. Of George no better someone might see he mimicked teasingly pulling a strand of blonde hair that curled in neck. Marilyn slipped hand into his. We have to be careful he tightened his fingers around hers. Do you think anyone la see if i go into the Kitchen with you time to Start your supper in t Marilyn giggled tilted head provocatively. Well just for a York _ new yellow is the color for boys and bluish Green for girls in a new method of foretelling the sex of unborn babies. This discover reported to the International and fourth american Congress tin obstetrics and Gyne cology was by doctors Pierre Rosa and Aubine. Canard of the University of Brussels Belgium. They said this is the first test that is certain. They tried it on nearly 50 unborn children without a miss. The color signs come from amniotic fluid a watery substance in which a prenatal child grows and lives in to the moment of birth later in the Kitchen Marilyn started supper and thought of George and the things he said to . It was she thought like Liv ing in one of the novels she d read and another Man comes along and Falls in love with you a much handsomer Man 0 of Canterbury the Tea with the flavour Mott pea like beset Rich and robust yet Natii flying. Canterbury it the Tea that you relax. Enjoy steaming cup often with Between Melf anytime weariness John drove in came into the Kitchen. Hello his voice Ivas Flat with weariness. He took off his coat looked at it a moment As if he did t know what to do with it then went with it to the adjoining bedroom and Hung it away. He came Back into the Kitchen. Mrs. Larkin has a mrs. Placed As the woman who lived on a farm the other Side of Spruce Hill. So she demanded. John had crossed to a window and was standing there staring out of it his Back to . Noth no i suppose. She s worked Hare All life brought up eight Chil Dren on that Barren farm to have them All go off somewhere else she s had courage not a sound out of now and she s tortured with pain. But i guess there s nothing in Marilyn made a Little face at his Back. She was t going to let him bore with his funny talk. She said gaily with a energetic Wal lop of mixing spoon ask Chris Cameron that one Don t ask he did not answer this or turn from the window and after an interval of the silence Marilyn s ready impatience burst out of control. The thing i Shoul think you d think of you be any Money for going up there Anc holding that old woman s John stiffened swung around one hand going into his pocket he pulled out a crumpled Bill threw it Down on the table. Tak it. I Don t want stake any thing it was the last cent she had at the Kitchen door on this same afternoon Chris Cameron appeared at the Kitchen door of the big House. How do you do Hespeth and How s Hespeth caught apron up by one Corner usual gesture of greeting company. I m doing the same. The dog though he still won t take a bite. Laying like he s been laying there in that stall in the barn. Growls these last two Days when he hears me ill see if i can get him out. He can t go on much longer like maybe you d better ask warned Hespeth. She s Here now. The dog s Chris laughed i must ask if i May speak to he looked Down at his Muddy boots laced High Over dungarees. I m not dressed exactly right for a piano pupils Call but where can i find set off for a walk a piece Back. Went past the barn and up the Chris Cameron gave a Little exclamation of concern. Shell get Ost you should t have let go it s my opinion she in t one let or Don t let or. Cameron Well i m going after . I l ook in on major after i find be turned on his Heel As he spoke ind went off with some haste there was every possibility of a Tranger losing his bearings if he a ent too far along the Trail Chris new. Turns other trails Stem Ming from it crossing it stretches inhere it narrowed and disappeared entirely in the thick undergrowth outcrops of Rock to climb Over. Halted his step a half mile up the Trail he Sau sitting on a wide Flat topped Rock that jutted out from the Side of the Hill. Surprise As much As Relief halted his step. Sitting there n Slacks and a Pullover arms clasping Knees hair blown nto disorder she did not look in he least the sophisticated Young woman of London and Paris that he had been certain she would be. And he kept a tight hand Over pm i be followed his policy since. Of course if you be any different ideas i no ideas she had no ideas. I want every thing to go on As my Grandfather ran it she want it so. And she would learn All she had to learn she would go to the Mil every Day watch and study each machine. She would admit Igno Rance to George Culbert ask him questions. Some of the books on tier Grandfather s shelves must have to do with the manufacture of paper she would find them study them. That old Ledger too a less pleasant thought suddenly intruded sharply in upon reflections. The truth that not be in life had she continued through with any single thing she had started. That Winter she hat taught the English class in mile Tilly s school in Berne those weeks when she was a receptionist in Ai american woman s club in Paris the next year when she had taken Over Carl Friedman s beginning in each instance work had been Cut off abruptly by Mother s taking a sudden fancy to live somewhere else. Her schooling had been inter r u p t e d in the the same Way so months in a school and then change or months with a Tutor what friendships she had mad were As abruptly broken off. She Drew arms tight about Knees threw Back he head. She had put an Ocean be tween herself and that girl so was free to make a new life. Here where Forrestall had lived of generations. To be continued mrs. D. E. S. Wishart of Toronto chief commissioner of Canadian girl guides presented with the Silver fish highest award in the girl guides association at a meet ing of the Canadian Council of girl guides held at St. College. The Silver fish is worn by not More than six other canadians. Permission to award it must be obtained from guide Headquarters in Britain. Now is the time yes now is the time to learn to dance. The i test _ Wincet at Arthur Murray a 400 Portage ave. Phone 925 294. Cox 28 anniversary Sale in catering to the millinery needs of the most discriminating women for the past 28 years it has been our constant aim to make the name miss Cox a byword for the latest styles and finest Quality at reasonable prices. Offering our Complete Stock of Spring straws to off no exchanges no refunds Eliza had not gone far enough to lose Way. She had seen the Rock climbed out to it and sat Down on it partly to get breath it mostly to dwell on the experience of the afternoon recapture he thrill of it. There was so very much she had of the manager had. Led ice from one machine to another explaining each separate process n a flow of technical terms that lad made head spin. While he talked the sweetish Sampish smell hanging Over everything the slight shake of the building in rhythm with the machines. George Culbert had taken first1 into Grandfather s office. It had a Bare unoccupied look and the manager explained that he had moved almost everything from it into his own office in an adjoining shed. Won t need to come Here miss Forrestal. I la be de lighted to go to you when there s anything to but i want to use she had told him. Then we d better doll it up some make it More suitable for a Young lady like it had thrilled to hold in hand a Sample of the finished paper. Book the manager called it. There s More Money in the finer grades but your grand father d never see it. This Mill had started with Book paper and was going to go on making Book paper. He was pretty set in his own Way he knew How to Man age these Mill men though yanks of them and a pig headed lot clearance of Spring dresses formerly to 49.75 . Fashion approved dresses the majority after oort models. In Plain Rayon crepes smart new and tissue faille. Misses women s and half sizes included. Also a group of dresses at half Price a limited number mostly one of a kind including afternoon and cocktail dresses. All sales final Holt Renfrew Portage at ;