Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 8, 1955, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 16 Winnipeg tree press tuesday March 8, 1955 a a 0 3or 1955 Icera miss Margaret Goulding has been elected president of the College chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Others elected to office for the 1955-56 term Are vice presi Dent. Miss Patricia Johnston , miss Ruth Steiner treasurer. Miss Shirley Jep son editor and historian. Miss Elspeth Cameron membership chairman miss Helen Mcelheran ritual chairman. Miss Carla Moore. Shampoo fee Coors flair n 17 minutes of Binsfe or drab Hiir to i new Lustrous Kins color it tint Creme color shampoo today. It s i new hair colouring chit re colors hair a Home As it tikes Only 17 minutes. No waiting for results. It s so easy o use just shampoo. Won t Wash or rub Money Back guarantee. Get your Choice of 14 Beautiful shades today. Creme color shampoo at drum mrs own mint one a Penny two a Penny hot Cross buns bake them by Nobah Cherry May seem a trifle Early to be featuring a recipe for hot Cross buns but requests Are being received for this recipe. The shops Are Selling them although the demand is not As great As it will be when easter draws nigh. Studded with bits of Peel and plump raisins these buns Are indeed delicious. Serve As a breakfast bread for Tea or As a noon time dessert with fruit or marmalade. Miss Matgaret Goul dig has been chosen presi Dent of the chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha . Another recipe that has been requested frequently of late is for refrigerator Rolls u s i n g mashed potatoes. This is an appropriate time to include this simple recipe. The first rising is accomplished in the refrigerator. The dough will keep 4 to 5 Days. Use the desired Quantity Only the entire recipe will yield 4 dozen medium sized Rolls. 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Shape buns at the time of a Akifty let Rise until doubled in bulk in a warm place of course then bake. This dough May be shaped into cres cents butter horns Cloverleaf Rolls Parker House or if you will old fashioned pan Rolls. A Batch lot this dough in the refrigerator and you Are ready for unexpected guests or can Cope with the Odd i emergency when even the Best households will run out of bread. Cut the crosses on the hot Cross buns with a Sharp knife or i buttered Kitchen shears. Do this before they Rise to double in bulk. The buns Are usually glazed and after baking the crosses Are filled in with a simple icing. Some homemakers like to add crosses of Plain pastry and these Are baked right on the buns. To Over come the difficulty of the crosses not sticking attach them with unbeaten egg White. Dry granular yeast appears to be the most readily available yeas on the Market to Day. It is the fast acting variety. When using this yeast be sure to Check the Dato on the package. Do not use outdated yeast. Follow the directions on the package for softening the yeast. The refrigerator Rolls were created for i this Type of yeast. Granular yeast May be substituted for com i pressed yeast in the hot Cross Bun recipe. Hot Cross buns 4 cups sifted flour cup Citron pee ?4 cup k Teaspoon Mace 2 Tablespoons lukewarm water 1 cup milk i cup shortening i Teaspoons Salt cup sugar 1 egg beaten i Teaspoon Vanilla. Wash and dry raisins. Sift then measure flour add Mace resist. Add raisins and Peel to flour. Soften yeast in water. Scald milk add shortening Salt and sugar and 1 cup flour mixture. Mix Well Cool to lukewarm. Add yeast and beaten egg. Mix thoroughly. Add Vanilla and remain Der of the flour mixture. Knead Well and place in a greased Bow grease the top of the dough cover and let Rise until double in bulk in a warm but not hot place. Knead dough Down. Shape into 2" balls j arrange Side by Side in greased pan or on cookie Sheet if. Using pan it should be no More than two inches in height. Slit a deep Cross in top of each Bun. Grease each Bun or Brush with egg White that has been slightly beaten oven that has been pre-1 o 400" f for 1 Verylen e have just arrived in the better stores styled and manufactured by Acme Blouse inc. Montreal que or until cooked. Fill crosses with icing when buns Are Cool. Makes 3 dozen. Refrigerator Rolls 1 package dry granular yeast i cup lukewarm water 1 cup cold water 4 cup butter it cup shortening cup White sugar 1 cup hot mashed potatoes 1 Teaspoons Salt cups sifted All purpose flour Sprinkle yeast in lukewarm water in a Large bowl. Let stand 10 minutes until thoroughly Dis solved. Stir in Butler shortening sugar and potatoes. Beat until mixed. Add flour to make a stiff dough. Place in greased bowl grease top of dough. Cover with Wax paper and a Towel. Refrigerate for 24 hours. Turn out on floured Board. Shape As desired. Place on greased baking Sheet or in pans. Brush with melted fat. Cover with a Towel. Let Rise in a warm place until doubled in bulk. Bake in 425 f oven for 20 minutes or until baked. Makes 4 dozen. Hot Cross buns 1 cup scalded milk cup sugar 2 Tablespoons butter i Teaspoon Salt 1 cake yeast 34 cup lukewarm water Teaspoon cinnamon Teaspoon Nutmeg 4 Teaspoon cloves 3 cups sifted All purpose flour 1 egg Well beaten cup currants soften yeast in lukewarm water. Add butter sugar and Salt to scalded milk. Sift then Mea ure flour resist with spices. When milk mixture is lukewarm add dissolved yeast flour and egg. Add currants and thoroughly mix. Place in greased bowl grease top of dough cover with Towel and let Rise until Doublet in bulk. Shape into buns place in greased pan 1" apart. Cut a Cross on top of each Bun cover and let Rise until doubled in bulk. Brush with melted fat or beaten egg. Preheat oven to f. Bake 25 minutes. When Cool fill crosses with icing. Mrs. Ellen Sheffer celebrated her 90th birthday sunday. A reception at the Home of her daughter mrs. George f. Harris St. Vital marked the occasion. The former Ellen Crane mrs. Sheffer came West in 1881 from Paris ont. To live in rapid City Man. After her marriage to the late George Shefter lived in Meli la. Mrs. W. Kay another daughter received with mrs. Harris and mrs. Sheffer. Strathcona Home and school association will hold its Golden Jubilee Tea wednesday March 16, from 3 to 5 . In the school auditorium. Mrs. Nan Murphy chairman of the Winnipeg school Board will open the event. Veteran lady curlers of Winnipeg annual wind up and presentation of Bonspiel prizes wednesday 7.30 ., at Homestead Broadway Avenue. Monday at . The ladies auxiliary f the Manitoba veterinary association will hold its annual Busi Ness meeting in form of a lunch Eon at the Hudson s Bay store visitors welcomed at Sparling Tea principal Sparling school will hold its annual Tea and visitors Day Friday from 2.30 to 6 . In. The school auditorium. Class rooms will be open. In charge of arrangements Are Allen j. Ryck Man principal and mrs. G. Mac vicar. First Welsh Church to hold Tea thursday the ladies Aid of first Welsh Church will hold a Silver Tea in Aid of an Organ fund thursday from 2 to 4.30 . In the As Sembly Hall of the t. Eaton co. Receiving the guests will be mrs. Whit. Jones president and mrs. J. O. Williams vice presi Dent. General conveners Are mrs w. J. Jones and mrs. R. Williams and other in charge of tables Are Sale of we rec. Mrs. D. And mrs. J. Holland Home Cook ing mrs. A. Evans and mrs. R. Walking Kitchen mrs. R. Owens and mrs. G. Jones. 0m Tjit Tak for demand Nuciol the Best in Mineral Oil w. C. Harris mrs. H. Hop Kinson and miss Annary 1 sweaters come clean 1 with Zero sweaters blankets babies Wash beautifully with Zero co d water soap no shrinking colors remain perfect. Softens wafer 59c package Good for 50 washings 93c size does aver a Hundred for free Sample dept. 5w, Zero shops Victoria Reg Fafa red River Cereal at Jin Fin mrs. W. Reid to head Olive Cairns legion scholarship Board mrs. W. Reid p resident of Deer Lodge Branch ladies auxiliary was appointed chairman of the Olive Cairns memorial legion auxiliaries scholarship at a meet ing of the committee attended by delegates from the three auxiliaries which sponsor the scholar ship sir Arthur Currie St. James and Deer Lodge. The chairman ship is held by the president of each Branch in rotation. It was decided that this year again a scholarship valued at would be presented to a student of St. James collegiate Grade Xii or Grade i. To be eligible the student must be the son or daughter of a Veteran of either world War. This will be the seventh consecutive year in which the award has been made the recipients in previous years being 1.s4d, Alexander Cushnie Patricia Aikins 1951. Richard Pace 1952. To o y b e 1 1 e Rowan 15153, William Porter 1954, Shirley they re new they re different durable pleating luxurious feel pleasant liveliness easy it Ashing and Quick drying no detergent discoloration wonderfully wrinkle resistant almost to ironing five Church groups to assist at Stella Avenue United Tea Stella ave. United Church w. A., will hold its annual Tea at Stella Avenue. Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 . This Tea is sponsored by the women s Union of the United Church and churches assisting Are Young August Ine Regent s Park Chalmers and Harstone. Receiving with the president of the women s Union mrs. Andrew Moore will be mrs. C. H. Parker mrs. W. E. Donnelly mrs. A. E. Armstrong mrs. Thomas Saunders mrs. J. E. Jones mrs. K. M. Moyer miss Ruby Lough. Miss Agnes Snyder mrs. N. Rady mrs. We. Marcus and mrs. W. B. Johnstone. The Tea will be officially opened at 2 . By the Rev. C. H. Parker. 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W. C. . Superin a pendent of schools a. D. Thom son assistant superintendent and w. A. Martin building commissioner. Serve your by giving thai and the in rid Crew by ;