Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 29, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday september 29, 1952 Page Sweet or Savory biscuits brighten simple meals by Carol Boss Sweet or Savory rolled or dropped biscuits arc among the Many extras that make meals More interesting key to successful baking powder biscuits is in the Way they Art handled. The desired texture is achieved Whan the fat melts in the baking process leaving the Light dough in Flaky layers. The shortening should be dropped into the mixed dry ingredients and Cut in with 2 knives in crisscross fashion until the mixture looks like coarse Cornmeal this will bring about the desired Flaky results. Once the shortening is blended in make a Small Well in the Centre of the mixture and pour in Abou of the milk and mix lightly with a Fork. Then add just enough More milk to make a dough Light soft but not Sticky which clings to Fork in a Ball. Rolled biscuits should be kneaded gently on a lightly floured Board about s times and then patted out or nightly rolled with rolling pin. A depth of about i makes thin crusty biscuits to i makes higher biscuits. Cut biscuits with a floured Cutter with a straight motion a twisting cutting motion makes the finished biscuits lop sided and less attractive and they Avih not Rise As nicely. Dropped biscuits require More milk about 1 cup per Standard recipe. They Are Handy to prepare ahead of time for you can mix the shortening and dry ingredients and keep them in the refrigerator and then at the last minute add the liquid to a Well made in the Centre and drop them 1" apart party in the on a greased cookie Sheet. They Hudson s a will spread slightly but they have from 11.30 . To o . A delicate texture and attractive cooking Wil be on Sale Tims treat breakfast bread or Sweet dessert for supper. Basic halting Row Clur 2 cups so Teri nil purpose hour 3 tsp. Baking pm Der 1 tsp. Salt 6 tsp. Shortening to i rup milk sift together flour baking powder and Salt. Cut. In shortening until mix Ture looks like course Cornmeal. Then make Well in Centre und stir in milk to make soft dough. Round up on lightly floured Board knead licit by. Rail or Pat Oul. A and place on creased baking Sheet. Bake at Dep. V., 12 to 15 minutes. Makes about 18 to 20 biscuits. Ihrk biscuits acid i tsp. Dry Mustard. U tsp. Dry Sage and 1u . Caraway seeds to flour mixture in alive recipe. Hum klan its add tsp. Dry Mustard to flour and cup ground or finely diced cooked Liam to flour and Short ening mixture in Basic recipe. Saucy susans follow Basic recipe Tomato juice instead of milk. Roll dough v thick and put biscuits together in pairs with a Circle of Sharp cheese Between. Tarty Roll dough thick into rectangle spread with thick marmalade or 1am. Roll up like Jelly Roll he ginning at the wide Side Pinch Ripe of dough into Roll and Seal. With Sharp knife Cut into 1" slices and place Cut Side Down on greased baking Sheet. Bake at same temperature As Basic biscuits. Appearance. Bake either Type of biscuit at 450 Deg. F., for. About 11 to 15 minutes. Ever tried hot biscuits split and filled and topped with creamed Ham or Chicken or tuna or turnabout biscuits with ground leftover Ham piping hot used As the base for a creamed eggs and peas for a fam ily luncheon or sunday supper Herb biscuits will help you forget you re leftovers if you serve them instead of potatoes with left Over meat a tangy Jelly is a Happy thought Here. Saucy Susan delicate in color and spiked with Sharp cheese add to the enjoyment of salad or casser Ole meals would be a Surprise for sunday breakfast when served with scrambled eggs or Melet. Party pinwheels make a Nice Tea inner wheel club plans Coffee party the inner wheel club of Winni Peg will hold its annual Coffee the Beaver Hall of the Bay company Friday Home mrs. Fire Hazard talk Sparks action at women s Council fired with enthusiasm for their subject l. J. L. Keroack Winnipeg fire prevention chief and his assistant w. Beggs gave such a demonstration of fire hazards Friday afternoon at the Winnipeg Council of women first meeting of the season at the Marlborough hotel that at least one member was afraid to return Home until promised an immediate inspection. She was not reassured by the news that 15 amp. Fuses were her Keroack. He suggested awards for Post graduate work were Given 13 nurses at a ceremony saturday afternoon at bom face Hospital pictured Are front Row Olga Sabre Margaret Ness Vickie germen Elaine Moro Rie and sister Germaine Dessureau Back Row Shirley setter Therese Buzin Gwen Buchan. Berthe Monchamp Rita o Byrne and Lorraine Alford. Missing Are sister Therese Mailloux and Shirley Anne Gilbert. Sister Germaine and miss o Byrne graduated in medical record Library misses germen Bazin and Monchamp in radiology and the others All received awards in medical technology. St. Aidan s . Book of memory feature at annual fall Tea a tribute to the memory of . Members of the diocese of Rupert s land the Book of re will be on display at George Keats and mrs. K. C. Ber Nard will receive the guests. Con veners will be mrs. A. Kamerson mrs. Joe Gair. Mrs. C. C. Craig and mrs. D. Healy. M mrs. Trott will attend . Heel at Brandon mrs. W. A. Trott Regent of the municipal chapter. Imperial order the annual fall Tea of St. Aldan s daughters of the Empire was elec . Wednesday from 3 to 6 . Led Delegate to the provincial welcoming the guests to the church1 chapter Serai annual meeting at Lal will be mrs. R. Brew presi Jbrandon october 18 at a meeting Dent of the afternoon Branch of the . And mrs. W. G. President of the evening Branch. Mrs. L. R. Sherman mrs. J. O. Anderson and mrs. J. Boyd Willi officiate Ai the opening of the Tea Anito a federation of lib conveners include mrs. K. H. Beer eral progressive mrs. A g Fetilde. There will general meeting a Home cooking Booth convener _ _ he. P f Krinic Phi Comac Prairie room Maryborough hotel. Christmas cards mrs. Fred Bancroft and the delegates to the National Conven of the women of can d will have a Ada m Ottawa october 29-30 Booth the handwork o of. Be appointed. Candy i Ter noon and evening branches will ladies auxiliary Church of displayed for Sale Ine truth Odd Fellows tuesday 2.30 . Message meet Colin toss of Athlone . Plans Tea the annual Silver Tea of ing. C ircle 10 of Chalmers United Church hold a Tea wednesday from 2.30 to 5 pm. At the Home of mrs. C. Malcolm 823 Spruce Street. Prairie City 250, l.t.b.a., sew ing Circle tuesday s . At Home of mrs. J. Parry 61s Ashburn St. John s Guild plans annual Harvest Tea for Hospital funds the ladies of St. John s Guild , hold their annual Harvest Tea thursday from 2.30 to 3 . In the provincial Council of Canadian Beaver Hall of the Hudson s Bay daughters league. Monday 8 ., company. Receiving with mrs. A free press Board rooms. Verschoot the president will be mrs. W. G. Ketchapaw president of the children s Hospital Board and miss Kathleen Ruane superintendent of nurses. Others in charge Are general convener mrs. Fred Law Home cooking mrs c. E. Fancy goods mrs. S. Hanna wishing Well mrs. David h. Jones pantry shelf mrs. J. A Bevis and mrs. H. E. D. Stephenson. Proceeds will further the Guild work in the children s Hospital. Margaret l. Hughes chapter plans Tea for . Thursday Margaret l. Hughes chapter of the . Will hold its annual fall Tea thursday from 2.30 to 5 . In Beaver Hall Hudson s Bay company. The Tea will be opened by the provincial president mrs. .7. A. Argue and guests will be received by mrs. A. J. Hughes honorary Regent mrs. W. S. Fish re gent. Mrs. Lillian Horwood is Gen Brice Mackay vice regents and mrs. W. A. Trott municipal re gent. Mrs. Lillia Horwood is Gen eral convener of the Tea. The proceeds of which will be used for the order s educational and welfare projects. M is. E. H. Cove Banning the countess of Athlone chapter . . Will be held wednesday from 2.30-5 . At the Home of mrs. D. Of the municipal chapter thurs Day evening at Headquarters civic auditorium. The chapter made plans to hold a reception in Honor of mrs. R. M. Walkey National organizing Secretary. October 21. Mrs. Walkey will be attending the provincial Semi annual meeting. Mrs. E. Carrelli was named convener of a Telephone committee to assist in the coming civic elections. Mrs. E. Howe convener of Payne Iowa Lark Best Protection. Nor was she the Only one to gain a new and vivid impress Oft of fighting fires be fore they the fire prevention slogan prior to National fire prevention week of october 5. Any dust but bicarbonate of soda can said or. Ker Oak and tragedies such As the Lakehead fire Are the he then treated his audience to a series of miniature explosions and test tube fires caused by dust rub Bish gasoline solvent paint rags Green Hay game feathers plastic Snow poorly insulated pipes dirty chimneys and overloaded House wires. In Case of fire always Call the fire department said or. A cannae it Zyrl nitwit 4 . For the marriage of Elean or Bernyce Only daughter of or. And mrs. H. B. Clark and Robert Michael Payne son of or. And mrs. M. Payne. Rev. J. I. Mckinney officiated at the double ring Cere Mony. Mrs. Fleming was at the Organ and soloist was Bruce Lang. Bridal attendants were mrs. E. Candlelit bridal Marks Mehner and Beaver vows a candlelit wedding ceremony performed at St. Jude s anglican Church september 27 at 7 . Uni Ted in marriage Dorothy younger daughter of or. And mrs. R. P Beaver and Alfred d. Mehner youngest son of or. And mrs. G Mehner. Rev. Nelson Smith read the marriage lines and Donald Hatfield was at the Organ. Soloist was mrs. B. Johnson. Mrs. A. Wagner of Milwaukee Wise. Matron of Honor for her sister and bridesmaids were misses Georgina Brookes and Dor Een Mehner sister of the Bride Groom Little Cheryl Beaver the Bride s Niece was Flower girl. Jack sen ices at Home arid abroad re bridegroom ported a total of 40 knitted and White Slipper s. Dearden mrs. T. Clung was his brother s grooms miss Marilyn Cameron Cousin ushering were Roy Brookes the Bride. Best Man was Erml d g Mehner brother of Leonhardt and Ushers were Donald Clark brother of the Bride and Thomas Payne brother of the Satin fashioned sewn articles turned in. Members the Bride s which had a of chapters have visited the acad Emy Road veterans Home and Deer Lodge Hospital and distributed magazines and treats. The Munici pal chapter voted a sum of Money be sent to the Manitoba Home for girls to be used for prizes. S. Mcewen Dromore Jiember expressed regret at the double Over skirt of Nylon tulle extending into a Long train. Scrolls of heavy lace were appliqued on the bodice. The neckline v pointed both front and Back was outlined with accordion pleated tulle and the Long tulle sleeves ended in Lily Points. A Tiara of Nylon lace held the bridegroom. Robert p. Beaver gave his sister in marriage. A strapless gown of net Over Taf feta was chosen by the Bride. A lace jacket buttoning from the Waistline to the rolled Collar Vas fashioned with Lily Point sleeves and Matching lace formed an apron effect Over the front of the skirt. A lace trimmed Cap accented by a sprig of feathers at the Back caught her fingertip veil and Blush Pink roses with feathered that . Of St. 31ichael a plans michaelmas Tea the women s association of Michael s and All Angels Ang Llam Church will hold a michaelmas Tel wednesday from 2.30 to 5 . The Parish Hall. Receiving will be mrs. E. K Charlesworth and miss Maud ton. Conveners Are Tea tables mrs j. E. White Home cooking Fri. S Trojack Kitchen mrs. George Lory exchequer mrs. Edith bad Ley. Thai Agenda service club tuesday 1 Garden Hose be kept attached to a basement tap at All times. Mrs s. Corliss thanked the speaker and his assistant. Introduced to the meeting on be half of the league of women were mrs. H. M. Partrick Ward 3 candidate for school trus tee and mrs. E. E. Hallonquist Ward 2 for City Council. Mrs. Z. Adams spoke on behalf of shares Salvage drive in october. Mrs. W. P. Fillmore president states that voting on National resolutions will take place at the october meeting. She gave the High Light of the National meeting held at Whitney Hall Toronto in mentioning the election Beatrice Brigden of Winnipeg to the chair of National arts and letters and the speech of mrs. R. J. Marshall member of in social humanities and cultural commit tee. She also stated that the nation Al Golden Jubilee meeting will take place in Winnipeg next june and will include a visit to the peace gardens. . At Home of mrs. S. M. Dough Ingersol Street. Drapes full Range Paterni and Shryln. Free Interior decorator id Viet. Upholstering custom building in common to foam recovering . See our designs owned end opera few by experts main St. To Cathedral phone 52-2508 Harmony Home furnishing Ltd. Distress of relieves baby cold while he sleeps a Mitt bar and Home cooking o f mrs. J. Saunders Asher fingertip length face veil of boil will be featured. Guests will be re municipal Standard bearer and illusion. The Bride carried Cream p _ 1 _ Cei Ved by mrs. L. L. Macneill con Gladioli. Gent and mrs. D. S. Mcewen. Mittee conveners general mrs j. M. Patterson was elected a reception was held at Moore s. Quet. A reception was held at valour or. And mrs. Payne reside Road legion Hall. Or. And mrs. William purslow assisted by Empire correspond in Winnipeg following a will take up residence in j. L. Downey invitations mrs. Ence to Minneapolis. I Winnipeg. Frank Mcdonald Money bowl mrs. What a world of Happy Relief your child gets whenever you rub warming comforting Vicks vap rub on his Throat Chest and Back. Vap rub brings such soothing Relief because it starts right to work instantly 2 ways at once with its Spe Cial medicinal Vapours it Pene trates to cold irritated breath ing passages. A and right at 6 the same time vap rub actually stimulates the Chest and Back surfaces like a warming comforting poultice. For hours even while pour child Keepf up this special penetrating stimulating action. Often by morning worst miseries of Tho cold Are gone. Try it if there s much coughing or stuffiness. Get deep action re ing water As directed in the package. Every single breath relieves miserable coughing spasms and upper Lief in seconds with vap rub in 2 spoonfuls of Vicks up rub in vapor Izer or bowl of boil bronchial congestion Norman Anderson Tea table. Mrs. G. C. Davis Tea pourer mrs. Or Street to entertain at Tea Rick Willis Kitchen mrs. Hugh urday 2.30 to 5.30 . And Roberts publicity miss Edith. 7.30 to 10 . For Kcf candidates Thompson Home cooking mrs. Alan in. Coming civic elections guests Ham Mitt bar mrs. J. O. Brown of Honor Donovan Swailes of tickets mrs. Roper Alderman Howard Mckelvey a. N. Robertson school Board trustee ladies Aid of St. Stephen s an James Mcisaac and Walter sea Glicman Church e. Kild., meet Berg. Tuesday 8 . In Church vestry. All across Canada women say Only what does your punishment accomplish mothers tend to drive punishment to a Peak and then have no place to go will go outside and scream at the other children when he wants some thing or disobey me by putting tonight i la talk to Tom about Mary and the Montreal Trust from there. When such a in his hair or deliberately do has Arisen it would be Well to think something i have spanked him for through what it is they Are previous Day. To accomplish and whether punish he does t seem to mind being ment is working for or against this spanked put to bed deprived of a very sincere Reader Cream Candy cookies or any my four year old in t a else he might like. I have but i cannot seem to find a washed his Mouth out with of punishing him when he is. And he objected to the color the soap and told me to use Iwhite soap won t eat i have no trouble at bedtime but Mealtimes Are a headache. He won t drink milk at All nor anything else without forcing. I ask him what he i wants and fix it for him and then i he won t eat it. I Don t let him eat Between meals and even let him have a party or a picnic having exhausted other ways of getting him to eat. Suggestions on bed wetting would be for the last i would be pleased if you would Send me a self addressed envelope and let me Send you the new leaflet on this subject. That says More than can say in this Short space. Let s try to see Why what you Are doing is so futile. If he screams to the children for something ant does t get it that is punish ment enough. Why need you enter nto it let it go either take him away from the san pile when he misbehaves in it or just Brush the Sand out o his hair and let it go at that. If he is doing this to annoy you then it is because you Are antagonizing him by your spankings bed should not be used As a punish ment. If he likes companionship ant the four year old is very gregarious denying him for Short periods would be a Fai better if he uses four year Olds do since they Are curious about new sounds and Experiment with out his Mouth is so dramatic you impress him with his naughtiness. Ignore it say quietly those words Don sound Nice to if they cause no very great upheaval hell Sto using them eventually. Put the food he is to have be fore him. Give him sufficient time to eat it. Put him in the Kitchen to eat alone if sitting with the family. Diverts his attention. Up milk in his foods instead d of ask ing him to drink it. Give him som Vitamin b product to Pep up i appetite and be sure he in t Ane Mic. Lack of Iron is often a cause both of Cranky dispositions am Mary s husband passed away she was left comfortably off. But she soon had her worries with estate problems. She told me a Friend recommended the Montreal Trust. And they took the trouble details right off her shoulders. 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