Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 30, 1960, Winnipeg, Manitoba Page 18 Winnipeg free press Friday september 30. 1960 Concord grapes arrive for Jelly by Norah Cherry the first shipment of Concord grapes from the Nia Gara Peninsula has arrived in Winnipeg this week. These Are the grapes that make the finest jellies and jams. Price is about per six quart Basket. Ask your fruit merchant for the grapes by the variety name then there will be no mix up Between the concorde and the Fredonia which Are a dessert grape. Fruits. There is a Small Quantity of locally grown Watermelon available at five cents Pound. Imported Watermelon Are scarce. Canta loupes remain at 25 cents each. Quality varies from Good to very poor Honeydew melons Are 69 to 79 cents each. When ready for use the Rind turns from White to creamy. Local grown strawberries Ever bearing variety Are quite plentiful now. They sell for 35 cents pint As compared to 55 to 59 cents for the imported California berries. Hyslop Era apples Are 12 to 15 cents Pound. Peaches Are 25 cents Pound or to Case. Varieties Are Elberta and j. H. Hale. Ontario Elberta vary from 99 cents to per six quart Basket. Bart Lett pears vary from 20 to 25 cents Pound. They Are quite Green and bruised. A 40 Pound Box costs Green Gage and Damson plums from Ontario in six quart baskets Are to in bulk the plums Are 29 cents Pound. These make a delicious Jam and preserve. Italian prunes Are 25 cents Pound or for a 17 Pound lug. Bananas Are reduced this week now 16 to 20 cents Pound. Florida avocados Large size mostly Ripe for immediate use Are 30 to 40 cents each. Cranberries from Cape cod Are now 33 cents for the Pound cello bag Pound Cartons Are 39 cents each. The berries May be Frozen in their containers without any extra work. Mclntosh apples from . Are the most prevalent on the fruit stalls. In bulk they vary from 13 to 16 cents Pound for fancy qual Ity. Apples Are Crisp and Juicy with few Bruise spots. Six quart baskets packed locally Are priced from 99 cents to the Handi Pak Carton Are to these contain 20 pounds of apples. Grapes Are very plentiful now and inexpensive. Tokay Sells for the red flame 15 to j8 cents Pound. The Green seedless Are 15 to 25 cents Pound. The Green lady Finger and Black Ribier grapes Are 29 to 39 cents Pound. Juice oranges vary from 25 to 59 cents dozen. The. Latter can be used for sectioning and slicing after the seeds Are removed. Pomegranates at 20 cents each make a colourful addition to the fruit salads seeds Are edible and make a most effective Garnish. Pickling vegetables homemakers who intend to pre serve tomatoes either by Canning or pickling should do so within the next week. Vine ripened tomatoes Are 65 cents for a six quart Basket which weighs anywhere from eight to 10 pounds. Large select Toma toes Are available in five Pound baskets at 65 cents. In bulk to Matoes Are 15 cents Pound. Green tomatoes Are scarce this year. Price remains at two to three pounds for. 25 cents. Dill cucumbers Are finished for the season and slicers will last for Only another week or so. There is a Large Supply of pick Ling onions Bat the demand is very Light. Large size Are 15 cents Pound Small Are 18 to 20 cents Pound. Cauliflower is a Good buy at 25 to 29 cents for firm White Heads. This is the late planted crop and they May be Frozen or pickled successfully. Beets at eight cents Pound Are Small enough to Pickle whole. There is an excellent Supply of firm thick fleshed Green peppers. They Are priced at 20 to 22 cents Pound. Sweet red peppers to 39 cents Pound the hot peppers Are 49 to 69 cents Pound. Red cabbage which makes a Good relish is seven cents Pound. Heads Are firm with Little coarse rib. Sweet hybrid Corn at cents per dozen is too expensive for relishes or freezing now. Vegetable marrow land Citron Are six to eight cents Wund. De Mand for Citron is very slow Al though there is a Good crop. Other vegetables locally grown spinach is priced at 29 cents per 10 ounce package. It is cleaned and trimmed. Good Quality Broccoli with slender stalks and compact Heads Sells for 25 to 30 cents Pound. Leeks Are reduced to 22 cents Pound. They have a much Milder flavor than the cooking onion. Boiling onions graded Canada no. 3 sell for. Six cents Pound. Cook ing yellows Are eight cents Pound. The 10-Pound net bag at 59 cents is a Good buy. Parsnips Are expensive at cents Pound or 29 cents for the 20 ounce cello bag. Turnips Are cheap at five to seven cents Pound. La Vor is Sweet the five Pound cello bag of. Carrots at 35 cents is a buy for Large family. Smaller families will use the 20 ounce package at 12 to 15 cents each. Brussels sprouts sell for 19 cents Pound. Cleaned and trimmed the Price rises to 29 cents for 12 ounces. Endive where available is 25 cents head. Green cabbage is just five cents Pound. Chinese cabbage Small Heads is a Good alternate salad Green at 15 cents Pound. Lettuce shows too great a Price variation at 15 to 29 cents per head. Pumpkins Are five to eight cents Pound. Acorn Squash Are about 15 cents each and will serve three generously netted Gem potatoes washed and bagged in Kraft Are architects wives name new officers now 55 cents for 10 pounds. Reds Are 10 cents less for the same weight. A 75 Pound bag of reds fund and Hon. E. Gurner v. Is while the gems Are 50 to 75 cuts higher. Mrs. Faure the new slate of officers of the Manitoba architects wives association who will assume then duties this fall includes president mrs. Charles Faurer Dent mrs. David Thordarson Secretary mrs. Donald Baldwin and treasurer mrs. Alexander chairmen Are social mrs. A. A. Waisman program mrs. A. R. Pratt membership mrs. R. O. Harwood publicity mrs. To. F. Mcmillan and Tele phone mrs. Whenham an award to the school of architecture University of Manitoba will be discussed at the opening meeting wednesday at . In the georgian room Hudson s Bay. Mrs. Norman Russell will present the Royal architectural Institute of Canada report on the from the time a Redcap takes charge of your bags to the time you Detrain at your destination train tipping knowledge is needed. Is yours adequate Here 1. Does Redcap expect More than the tet per bad fee a no so Don t offer it b Only if you be an unusual amount of Luggage c yes 25 cents per bag is approximate Lor considerate service z. B 13 per Ceat of Yow wll Ike Fiu Dard up for a car Waller what about Ike Steward a both receive 10 per cent usually b 15 per cent to 20 per cent is today s Norm for the waiter the Steward is tipped Only for beyond Ordinary service c both expect 15 per cent 3., a fact about a Elib ear waiter a waiter Yoa in Pill Man a 15 per cent to the first the second is tipped As a dining car waiter would be b 10 per cent to the first 15 per cent to the second c 10 per cent is usual in both cases 4. The average tip to train Porter on a Day trip what a 25 cents to 50 cents but More if you required assistance b none is expected in this Case c one Dollar 5. On an overnight trip what to Tunal a the same As a Day trip unless you asked for service b 50 cents to two dollars de pending on your tons and More for extra ser vices c you decide that answers 1. A 2. A 3. A 4. A 5. B. Today s Etiquio memo even though your dining car club car or room service Bill is Small 25 cents is the minimum up to be offered. Riverview Sale a rummage Sale in Aid of River View Community club will be held in Osborne Hall 1m Osborne boy scouts slate Tea saturday 38th Winnipeg troop boy scouts of St. Anne s anglican Church will hold a Tea in St. Anne s Parish Hall Aikins and Burrin Avenue saturday from 2 . To . The Tea is in Aid of the boy scouts Headquarters building rummage Circle 1 of Oxford United Church will hold a rummage1 Sale at the Church Fleet Avenue and Oxford Street at 1 . Saturday. Evans minister of Industry and Commerce will preside at the opening ceremonies. Scout Camp movies will be shown during the afternoon. Coffee party Herzl chapter of Hadassah will hold a Coffee party from 11 . To 4 . Wednesday at the Home of mrs. Israel waiters. Elm Street proceeds will towards scholarship for a Aliyah student. Women s Leader Miry Livermore the Boston born campaigner for women s suffrage and Temperance was 85 years old at her death in 1905. Western growers limited appointment Dorothy West Western grocers limited Winnipeg announce the appointment of Mim Dorothy West it Home economist West brings to the. Com Pany a wide Range of know ledge and technique in the Field of Home prior to her appointment miss wat travelled Exten sively throughout Canada and the United states and is re cognized an authority in her profession. Red White Tomboy shop easy. Lucky Dollar Jenkins and United purity customers Are invited to consult Misi West regarding Home manage ment problems. 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