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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 22, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press Friday. August 22, 1952 Page 11 Savory stuffed peppers Star on week end menu by Carol Boss shiny firm Green peppers seen in the markets this week at fairly Low prices brought thoughts of baked peppers to the thought still lingers so we have planned a supper menu for the week end around Savory stuffed Green peppers. Menu Savory stuffed Peppen Tomato sauce Golden cauliflower scalloped potatoes peach freeze United sponge cake Sweet Green peppers on the mar Ket at present Are in excellent condition and their present Low Cost they May be cheaper yet Meres their use. Stuffed peppers Are favourites whether baked or raw. In the uncooked state with a tasty filling they May be served As part of a Large salad or by themselves As a Side salad. Sugges Ted fillings for raw stuffed peppers include seafood salads Chicken or luncheon meat salads potato salad jellied salad mixtures placed in the peppers in liquid state and allowed to stuffings for baked peppers might include hamburger mixtures carefully seasoned sausage meat crab meat with bread crumbs and White sauce for moisture ground leftover meat moistened with Gravy or Tomato soup and seasoned onions cooked Rice and to Matoes Chili con Carne Macaroni and cheese. For this week end we suggest a moist flavorful stuffing of canned corned beef hash enhanced with herbs onions and celery. A Quick and easy sauce made from canned Tomato soup might be served with the Savory stuffed peppers. For Best results Green peppers should be parboiled before filling and baking. Remove slice from top and remove membrane and seeds or slice peppers in half Lengthwise and remove seeds and membrane. Drop peppers into a pot of boiling salted water to cup water and 1v4 tips. Salt for 4 to 6 Pep cover and boil 5 minutes. Drain. Lightly fill peppers with stuffing. Bake 20 to -30 minutes at 350 Deg. F. Peppers will retain their shape while baking if you put them in muffin pans or individual baking cups. Cauliflower is just about at us prime and we suggest it As the second vegetable sprinkled with grated cheese just before serving. Scalloped potatoes Are a Good touch and they can Cook right along with the peppers. Just place them in the oven one half hour before peppers should go in. The dessert we suggest is an icy smooth combination of mashed fresh peaches and Rich whipping Cream the fruit flavor heightened by tart Lemon juice. This should be made about 2 hours before ser ving. Plain United sponge cake is the Sweet for those who want Savory stuffed it porn 3 Small onion chopped cup celery finely chopped 1h tbsp salad Oil or lat 1 can corned beef hash 4 Ige. Firm Green peppers 1 Large Tomato peeled and diced 1 tsp. Mon sodium glutamate k tsp. Pepper Pinch each of Marjoram and Savory saute on fun and celery in fat until onion is soft and Golden. Add hash tomatoes seasonings and herbs and blend Well. Season with it Neces sary. Par boil peppers according to above directions and fill with Savory hash. Bake at 350 Deg. F. For 30 minutes. Serve hot with Tomato sauce. Makes 4 Servings. Peach free if 4 to 5 medium sized peaches juice of one Large Lemon cup sugar i it. Whipping Cream scald peaches in boiling water dip in cold then Peel. Mash with a Fork add Lemon juice and sugar and mix Well. Let stand about 20 minutes. Whip Cream and fold in peaches and mix Well. Freeze in Freezer tray about 2 hours or until firm but not hard. Makes 4 to 5 Servings. White Creed Cene Knox United Church was the set Ting for the marriage of Marcelle Nancy daughter of or. And mrs. Philip Creed of Kenora ont., and Floyd White son of or. And mrs. Edward White of mount Forest ont August 16 at 4 . Rev. W. T. Brady officiated. Mrs. Douglas Alcock was soloist accompanied by j. Trinner. Mrs. M. Gaudreau sister of the Bride was Matron of Honor and miss Mildred Brown was brides maid. Philip Bailey were were Frank Creed and David Moneau. The Bride wore a gown of White taffeta and Chantilly lace topped with a lace Bolero featuring Lily Point sleeves trimmed with seed pearls. A Crown of lace and seed pearls held her fingertip veil and she carried red roses. A reception was held at the Vas a Hall. Or. And mrs. White will reside in Kenora. Creed and Stewart groomsmen. Ushers j do by Joan o Sullivan p Pei sons have any furniture phobias a great Many people do according to Richard Gump. He s the author of costs no a delightfully enter Taining and educational volume. Its 185 pages contain a Brief his Ory of furniture some excellent decorating tips and a great Deal of humor. Even table decorating tastes differ among individuals but there s a right and a wrong Way and or. Gump s amusing Book on fashion phobias offers some amusing illustrations on the Campbell and Newall wedding held at St. John s St. John s Cathedral was the set Ting for a double ring ceremony August 16 at 4.30 . When Shir Ley Elizabeth youngest daughter of or. And mrs. Arthur j. Newall became the Bride of James Ronald Campbell son of mrs. J. J. Deakin too or Rich St. Vital. Very Rev. J. 0. An a ill detract from the peach officiated and h. D. Christie Neatby urges University women to drop Equality War and serve humanity Ottawa Cdr. Hilda Neatby professor of history at the University of Saskatchewan says that women s Job now seems to be to see themselves As individuals. In an address to the triennial convention of the Canadian federation of University of women or. Neatby wednesday traced the reasons for the subjection of women to a kind of instinctive compensation for their biological and psychological Dis i to see themselves As individuals. Their emancipation was a Dis they must sum up All their assets Bryce s 201139 Jujj optometrist optician jul eyes examined Strain s co. Ltd. Phone 92-5947 318 Smith St., just North of Portage was at the Organ. The Matron of Honor was mrs. A. Mcmillan and. William Hardie was Best Man. Ushering were nor Man Haney and Calvin Varey. The bridal gown was cocktail length of Nylon net Over taffeta i the strapless bodice showing a tiny stand up Collar and three Quarter length sleeves. A headdress of by on net held her Elbow length and she carried a bouquet of de roses. A reception was held at the Home of the Bride s parents Jubilee ave nue prior to or. mrs. Camp Bell s departure on a honeymoon trip to Minneapolis. They will re Side on Jubilee Avenue. 25 pianos wanted for country Homes schools and Community Halls pre Fer Standard makes. Age style and condition of finish secondary to Pood Grade and reasonable Price state spot Cash Price together with height make and condition of piano. Jokes piano co., 162 Stafford St. Better Grade phone 4-9072 till 5. Sat. And Eves. 40-4610. Tinc Tive aspect of the democratic movement in Western she said. Theoretically it is implicit in the rational humanism and n christianity which have been formative influences in Western this emancipation waited for the material advantages of the Mach be age and for a general reorganization of democratic society to Start on its course. May be confused however she asked if it is pos sible that in the suddenness of emancipation women became bewildered so that they really have been inclined to confuse Equality with or. Neatby said feminists must constantly remind themselves that Freedom is dangerous without a purpose and that right is meaning less without a women s Best claim to Public Hoffer Lansbert vows heard at flip flon first Baptist Church Evelyn Anne daughter of or and mrs. Leonard Lambert of flin and liabilities of character o intellectual ability of knowledge and experience of economic and social position and they must then devote themselves disinterest edly and intelligently without self consciousness to the difficult and arduous tasks that confront free people people Are funny when it comes .0 furniture says the author. There i Are those who Are impressed by foreign labels think anything Cromi Jome place else must be wonderful. Tell them a fabric was Woven in he Waters of the Gulf of hop Andia on the third Day of the Monsoon and they la gasp in de lighted Awe. There Are others who let a Price tag decide whether or not they Ike an item. If it s expensive they reason it must be Good. Or. Gump goes to Gre it lengths to disprove his theory. Even worse is the famous name cult. Mention Chippendale and they shout but As the author takes pains to Point out even great artists have their off Days and All their designs Aren t prize winners As several photos show. The antique craze is another phobia that s pretty prevalent and to can be pretty awful says or. Gump. There Are people who want nothing new in their Homes. Every thing must look battered and beaten to pass the test. The results can be grim. Some individuals think elegance is the answer to Home decorating. A Man s Home should be a Castle reason and proceed to Stock on furniture that s filled with curly whirly trimming. It was Fine in Versailles but the average Manj does t want to live like a French King. Nibs will Settle for solid Comfort any Day says or. Gump. One chapter called tabs Fash does an amusing Job of dispelling the theory that what s currently popular is bound to be wonderful. There s a chapter too on people who let their emotional reactions personal prejudices and predilections be their guide when buying furniture. Gump gives an example of such a Home. It s a Hodgepodge House. A horror or. Gump does not offer advice on specific decorating problems. The Book s scope bit broader than that. If one wants to know More about the furniture Field and wants to acquire Good taste and that should be the first step in decorating Here s a volume that will be a big help. Innumerable photographs and Gay Little sketches make it an entertaining Book. It s enjoyable Reading one that will teach a great Deal about the things that make a House an attractive Home. This setting Vas featured at a Paris exposition in 1926 and was considered the last word in luxurious Chic. This is just one of or. Gump s examples of How styles and preferences change Fewings Pope wedding solemnized at St. Luke s a double ring ceremony was performed by candlelight a 7.30 . August 15 in St. Luke s anglican Church when Mur Iel Pope became the Bride of William Rodney Fewings. The Bride is the daughter of mrs. Pope and the late Bernard first wedding in half Century held at Laggan when Maxine Wedow was United in marriage with Stanley e. Black Stock August 16, she was the first Bride to be married in Laggan United Church near Virden Man. For More than 50 years. The Bride is the youngest daughter of or. Lies in the fact that and mrs. C. F. Wedow of Wood . And temperament and North Man. And the bridegroom is experience keep constantly Only son of mrs. E. Peterson women the need for getting things and the late f. Blacl Stock of Cal done and done promptly without , Alia. Rev. J. L. Fargey of service tradition too much flon mar., and Benjamin Hoffer son of or. And mrs. John hofferj3? of Rockford sask., were married in women should Stop considering whether they Are better or worse than men. They should take up the condition of humanity question hav a Bach is flon Vromen s special opportunities Tor service Are in establishing a in the or serv August 16. The ceremony was per a j and moral us formed by Rev. J. Moore at 7 ., f j e5ucation of tha Virgo n it in Loee Orarn the Bride wore a strapless gown of lace Over Satin topped by a lace jacket. Her veil was held by a Juliet Cap of net and she carried a White Bible overlaid with tiny Pink rosebuds. Miss Shirley Lam Bert was her sister s bridesmaid and Lloyd Brown was Best organist was miss Shirley and. Reception followed at the Home of the Bride s parents. On their return from a honeymoon or. And mrs. Will make their Home in flin flon. Children and Young p eople and Dis interested cultivation of the arts letters and sciences. Unmarried career women have special obligations to get a Job done regardless of who gets the credit for it or the most pay. To conduct herself so that women who come after her will find it easier to make their contributions and to maintain without of truding the character and Quality of tier should protest married career women had the task of protesting against excessive demonstrations of Femi nity. Women in the modern age of their emancipation Are exactly what they have always been. They now operate in a much larger social Frame. In this Frame it is just As easy to grow shallow and distorted As it is to become deeper and More productive. We Are never free from the danger of a rank and fruitless growth. Women s Job now seems to be no Evelyn e. Carlson weds r. Warner St Stephen s anglican Church East Kildonan was the setting August 16, at 4 . For the marriage of Evelyn Elizabeth Only daughter of or. And mrs. S. Carl son and Reginald Arthur Warner youngest son of or. And mrs. W. Rev. F. J. Ison per ceremony. Mrs. L. H. Jones was at the Organ and soloist was mrs. A. S. Mackay. Mrs. N. R. Carlison sister in Law of the Bride was Matron of Honor and bridesmaid was miss Nancy Bettes. Albert Warner was Best Man for his brother and the guests were ushered by William Carlson brother of the Bride and Leonard Collins. The Bride wore a strapless gown of White net Over taffeta accented with a Short jacket and peplum of lace. Her three Quarter length veil was gathered to a Queen Anne headdress of Nylon tulle and she carried a Horseshoe bouquet of ing net Over taffeta. A band of net red roses. Decorated with Stepha Notis held her a reception was held at Lien Trad Harbour. Or. And mrs War Ner left for a honeymoon at West Elkhorn Man. Performed the Cere Mony. Carrying a White Bible overlaid with a mauve Orchid framed in White carnations and Stepha Notis the Brida wore a gown of pleated Nylon net Over Nylon taffeta cock ail length featuring a strapless Jodice topped by a Bolero of shoulder length veil. The Bride was attended by her Sisters mrs. G. Smith of Brandon Man. And mrs. Al. Wright of Sidney Man. Man was b. Mckinnon of Meli a Man. And ushering were Lloyd Aid Donald Wedow Brothers of the Bride. Prior to a reception at the Home of the Bride s parents or. And mrs. Blackstock were presented with a Bible on behalf of. The people of Laggan. They will make their Home in Virden on their return from a honeymoon trip by motor to the United states. Just a Quick swish As you r1nsi no scum dishes Cham without Wolf ing is mud Ieav hands soft Lovely Vel Money saving special Norwood United scene of bridal a double ring ceremony at 4.3c . August 16 in Norwood United Church United in marriage Alice Only daughter of or. And mrs. J. Karpik and John William Allan Olmstead Only son of or. And mrs. B. R. Olmstead of. Norwood. Rev k. A Moyer officiated. Miss Anita Savage was soloist and William Thorburn played the wedding music. Joyce Johnstone was maid of Honor and bridesmaids were misses Patricia Stagg and Patricia Olmstead sister of the bridegroom Jack Alexander was Best Man for his Cousin and Ushers were Donald Seath and Allan Ireland. The Bride chose a gown of Nylon tulle Over White Satin. The bouffant skirt was accented with insertions of pleated Nylon tulle edged with lace and the fitted bodice of Chantilly lace had a decollete neck line. A headdress of White Satin and seed pearls. Held the Bride s full length illusion veil appliqued in Matching lace and falling to a Ca thedral train. She carried a Cascade of feathered White carnations and red roses. A dinner and reception were held at the Empire hotel. On their re turn from a trip to the United states or. And mrs. Olmstead will reside in St. Boniface. Hawk Lake Man. They will reside in the Lonergan apts., St. Boni face. Grandfather gives flin flon Bride to wed Brand onite first lutheran Church at flin flon Man., was the setting for a wedding August 16 when Bernice Winnifred Thompson became the Bride of Ernest John Grandison the Bride is the daughter of Frank Thompson and the bridegroom the son of or. And mrs. James Grandison of Brandon Man. Rev a. C. Blackwell officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her Grandfather Henry Thompson wore a gown of White Chantilly lace and Satin. She carried a White prayer Book overlaid with roses miss Maureen Hogan was brides maid. William Sonnichsen played the wedding music and miss Evoldt Hampson was soloist. Ushers uncles of the Bride were Otto Bergman land p. Davie. A reception and wedding supper followed the wedding in the lounge room at the elks Hall. Or. Anal mrs Grandison left on a motor trip. Pope of Vancouver . The parents of the bridegroom Are or. And mrs. A. Ernest Fewings of i Winnipeg. Rev. W. Gerald Burch officiated at the ceremony and or. Herbert White played the wed Ding Given in marriage by her brother Thomas Pope of Vancouver the Bride chose a strapless gown of Nylon net. Over White Satin. The Ace jacket featured Lily Point sleeves and tiny self covered buttons t the front from the Waistline to to mandarin Collar. The bouffant Kirt of net was accented with a Ace peplum from the Waist. The n Ide s Chapel veil of illusion was Leld by a White Satin Cabot and she carried a bouquet of american Beauty roses and White Sweet peas. Hiss Joyce Gillespie and Norma bridesmaids. Les in a. Garret was Best Man and Ushers were Robert Pope of Van Couver brother of the Bride and Donald Sinclair. Following the ceremony guests were received at Pembina Lodge. On their return from a trip by motor to Detroit lakes minn., or. And mrs. Fewings will reside Winnipeg on Stafford Street. Rising Star Lodge 62, . Monday s . In Scott memorial Hall. Lodge 208, ladies auxiliary to the locomotive fire men and engine men tuesday 8 . 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Jdolores Mary Zant Given in marriage by her Grandfather wedding vows were exchanged August 16 at 6.30 . In the Luth eran redeemer Church when Dol ores Mary Only daughter of mrs. M. Zant became the Bride of her Bert j. Schmidt Only son of or. And mrs. J. F. Schmidt. Rev. W. K. Raths officiated. The Bride Given in marriage by her Grandfather a. Westdyk chose a gown of White Satin. The fitted bodice was made with an inset Nylon net and Long Lily Point sleeves. The bouffant skirt fell into a slight train and a lace Cap held the Bride s Chapel veil. Red roses made up the bridal Bou Quet. Miss Velma Poersch Cousin of the bridegroom was the Bride s Only attendant. Dick Westdyk Uncle of the Bride was Best Man. A reception followed the Cere Mony at Peggy s pantry. Following a wedding trip or. And mrs. Schmidt will re Slot in Winnipeg. 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