Winnipeg Free Press

Friday, October 28, 1966

Issue date: Friday, October 28, 1966
Pages available: 48
Previous edition: Thursday, October 27, 1966

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 28, 1966, Winnipeg, Manitoba 16 Winnipeg free press Friday october 28, 1966 Harvest supper a traditional Harvest supper sponsored by the Winnipeg Branch of the ukrainian women s organization will be served at 6 . Sunday at the ukrainian National federation auditorium 935 main Street. During the evening there will be a program depicting the finishing of a successful har Vest As held by ukrainians in their native1 land and in Canada. La Salle dinner a Turkey dinner will be served at la Salle Man. From 1 to 8 . Sunday in the Parish Hall. Admission will be si.25 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12. Olp Nat on Trion cd line Tonitte enjoy the famous Royal Alex dinner dance saturday evening dancing to the music of the Don Shannon Trio with featured vocalist. For phone we 2-2141 Long Ity Ninfi of Lorraine Marsh Selkirk lounge the Royal Alexandra hotel London Reuters exotic Middle Eastern influences hinted at in shows earlier this London fashion week took Over a collection of Caf tans and dresses inspired by the All enveloping Arab style Robe. Designers for the British Fash Ion House of bark Tex found their inspiration for a tunisian collection during a tour last month of the country. Models floated Down the cat walk thursday in voluminous floor length caftan Robes of Pale Pink or Lilac which will Cost the Romance minded English House wife about this Arab style Robe also was freely translated into flowing Short shift dresses with batwing sleeves in vivid swirling Pat terns of Orange and yellow or Green and Blue. from harem Days was a Slinky Jersey pantsuit with Low belted tunic and wide bottomed trousers. Clean your fridge the easy Way with cow Brand sponge the inside of your fridge regularly with 3 Tablespoons of cow. Brand baking. Soda i n a q uart of warm water. Odours and disappear instantly no suds or grit to rinse away. No wonder recommended by 22 leading refrigerator manufacturers cow Brand baking soda pure Arbona of Low ibises featured i on shoulder roasts shoulder roasts of beef veal Lamb and pork Are a weekend shopping feature at Many meat counters Price varies from 39 to 59 cents with veal the most expensive. The roasts have a better flavor if browned first then cooked in moist heat. Shoulder roasts of pork Are 39 to 49 cents beef roasts Are 49 cents and Lamb from 39 to 45 cents. The roasts Are not boned. Boneless rolled brisket Sells for 59 cents . Pick a roast that has a Small pro portion of fat to lean. Weekly report on food prices cooking. Norah Cherry pick a naturalized and learn now comfortable a shoe can be straps stack Evte and top lines be bettor Way to add new took to sports Wear and tailored clothes. Fabulous available in Black Brown and Blue Trotter kid. Off Edmonton St. Blade Chuck and round Bone roasts retail at.-49 to 59 cents . Bones from the Blade and Chuck roasts have been placed around the thick portion of the meat and the roast tied with string so the Boneless portion can be carved readily. Lamb leg roasts Are available at 79 to 89 cents . Two meat counters had them at rib loin Lamb chops Are 89 cents and 99 cents for the loin chops As a weekend special. Regular Price to of minced beef Sells for 33 to 49 cents. The cheaper will Likely have More fat. In pro portion to lean. Ground round Steak is 89 to 99 cents . Apples on special apples Are. One of the Best fruit buys this weekend. Ontario Snow Are for a 20-Pound Carton or in shopping bags of 10 pounds for 89 cents. Michigan Mclntosh apples Are for 20-Pound Carton and . Macs sell for a four Pound cello bag of apples Sells for 53 to 59 cents Are eight to 20 cents each the seedless variety from Florida they Are Sweet and Juicy. Juice sine oranges Are a Good buy at 33 cents a dozen but you May have to shop around for them. Half a Grapefruit As the breakfast fruit costs from four to 10 cents and a four ounce Glass of juice from Small oranges costs six cents. J there Are bargains in canned fruit juices this weekend. Three lantern for one night Cook them by baking or steaming and use in pies or As a vegetable in the same manner As Squash. Hubbard and. B u to or c up Squash Cost five to 10 cents . Allow one Pound for two Servings. Acorn Squash is 12 to 15 cents . Manitoba Green cabbage is five to 12 cents . Red cabbage is 10 to 15 cents and the chinese variety from 15 to 25 cents. Red skinned Pontiac and nor land potatoes Are a Good buy 25 pounds for 85 to 89 cents or 10 pounds for 45 cents. Netted Gem potatoes sell at 69 cents for w pounds. There is a 14-cent difference in the Price of a three Pound bag of cooking onions. Price varies from 35 to 49 cents. Boiling onions Are five pounds for 49 cents and Spanish onions show no change at 18 to 20 cents each. Reason for Range when shopping for tomatoes you will notice prices go from 23 to 49 cents . The cheaper Are the last of the locals which were picked Green and allowed to Ripen in storage. Both local and imported Are firm and Ripe for salad use. Size is the Price Factor for lettuce. Small Heads with rust showing sell for 15 to 25 cents. Larger Heads firm and Crisp retail at 35 to 39 cents a head. Brussels sprouts Are 39 to 49 cents . They Are Small and will require considerable trimming to ready them for the cooking pot. Broccoli Sells at 3fi to 49 cents . Heads hints from Heloise Cruse dear Heloise after you have finished with those pattern pieces fold them so the letters on the pieces Are showing. The next time you use them they Are so easy to find. G. F. Glory be with ail the sewing i be been doing for years and years this idea never occurred to me. This Way you can just pick out the pieces you want instead of having to unfold them All to find the right ones. Since it s nigh on to impossible to refold a pattern along the original now Why Don t All you s e am sir e s try this wonderful hint Heloise dear Heloise my Mother bought a Clear plastic umbrella for my brother w h o s in Kinder Garten. Most youngsters Are unable to carry an umbrella upright for a period of time but with the Clear plastic one Mother does t have to worry about his View being blocked by designs while he is walking As some have should the umbrella waver and come Down in front of his eyes. Mary Simmons letter of laughter dear Heloise we have four wonderful children under four years of age. When i see company com ing i get my Broom and sweep All the Little scattered toys into a room the guest won t be seeing this saves bending Over i could write you 101 hints about Young children and but Don t have the time . dear Heloise i have found that i can save More space on the line if i hang up two diapers Side by hang another Row. On the same line starting in Middle of the first diaper thus overlapping half of two diapers each time. They seem to dry and blow when they Are Hung together. Shirley m. Bedow dear Heloise do you love cinnamon Toast but hate the mess try creaming your butter cinnamon and sugar All together then spread it on the hot Toast. Mrs. J. W. Weaver a right neat trick the cinnamon and sugar stay on top of the Toast where they belong. Heloise whist drive a whist drive is planned by the women s auxiliary to St. Tho Mas anglican Church for 8 . Saturday in the Church -1567 William Avenue. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Charleswood supper a fowl supper will be held in two at. And . Saturday at Are Green and stalks slender anglican Church Charleswood 48-ounce cans of Tomato Apple however Tough leaves will have in the Parish Hall. Tickets at or pineapple juice Cost saving of six to 10 cents on each can. Import cranberries fresh cranberries from Cap cod and Wisconsin Are 39 to 4 cents . In this area w do not get berries grown ii Nova Scotia or British Columbi but As Canadian Cranberry cultivation increases we nigh. See them this Christmas at Loca stores. A Pound of bananas Sells of 15 cents special Price to 2 cents regular few a Ripe. Leave them at room temperature for 36 to 48 hours then refrigerate. Beet sugar is 79 to 89 cents for a 10-Pound bag or Foi 25 pounds. Cane sugar is 9. Cents to for 10 pounds. One Well known Brand of All purpose flour is on Sale this weekend at 99 cents for 10 pounds. Other brands retail a to there Are butter specials a1 59 and 63 cents . The 59 cent butter carries a limit o two pounds and is contingent on a food order. There is a four Pound limit at 63 cents. If you need Light bulbs you can get free with Purchase of six bulbs at one shop. Serve two purposes pumpkins Are six to High cents . A Small pumpkin costs around 39 cents i medium to 49icents ant a 65 cents. After they have served their purpose As a Jack of double your Money with Canada savings Bonds Centennial series buy yours right away to be trimmed. Cauliflower Sells for 35 to 45 cents a head. Heads Are yellow and curd Loose. Carrots Are 10 cents in bulk but three Pound cello bag varies from 29 to 35 cents. A five Pound bag Sells for 49 cents 100 times picking them up. Bazaar on tuesday at Silver Heights Silver Heights United Church women will hold a fall Tea and 2 to 4 . And a dessert party from 7 to 9 . Tuesday in the Christian. Educa Tion building Garrioch Avenue and mount Royal Road St. James. Convener is mrs. H. D. Sinclair and receiving in the afternoon will be the president mrs. H. N. Morrison mrs. I. J. Harvey . Huston and mrs. Sinclair in the evening guests will be received by Hev. I. J. Harvey or. And mrs. J. W. Clarke and mrs l. Davies. Home baking Candy and sewing will be on Sale and a Nursery will be available in the afternoon i Dext r was thin hard Tims a Cost uhf Dampf Sal oct. 21 -1 . Native Tern hem 210 everybody Welcome to whets avd mme Ett a Terr Youthful Beauty from the Early twenties bedtime Massage with vitalizing night Cream is Ideal for softening traces of sur face skin dryness and tiny lines. Apply olay vitalizing night Cream to Cheeks fore head and Throat and coax it into the skin with Light up Ward moulding strokes then remove with a tissue. Such care will encourage comple Xion loveliness. Margaret Morril gentle a Flavoured sex lax pills. New sex lax Milfs relieve the discomfort of irregularity. Gently. Overnight. Take sex lax pills at bedtime. Staff Aysk Ingston ont three former senior members of the staff at the prison for women thursday condemned what they said was a return to outmoded prison methods of dealing with prisoners. In separate statements for Mer prison superintendent Isa Bel m a c n e i 11, psychologist Margaret Benson and social worker Marion Batstone deplored a return to a system mainly concerned with a Well ordered prison society. Such a system May be easy to run but it does not Reh Abili Lale Many women they said. The prison for women in Kingston is. The Only such Penitentiary in Canada miss Mac Neill resigned last december followed by mrs. Benson. Mrs. Batstone also submitted her resignation. Up to 1961, recidivism re Peater rates for the prison for Vromen. Had similar to those in the men s penitential . Benson. Each year seven out of 10 persons released were returned o either provincial or Federal correctional institutions. Coinciding with the change n philosophy and program in he prism in for women the recidivism. Rate for to m in dropped of 3.5-.in every .10 persons per noting to Hie s figures the Kingston chapter of the Eliza Ieth Fry society asked thurs Day Why the penitentiaries ervice has rejected rather than extended the one philosophy and program of individual r e a t m e it and counselling which actually worked and produced excellent results in the Irson penitentiaries commissioner a. Jav Macleod to a statement a. Ottawa denied. That she pro Heen a miss Mac who took Over. The prison n the regional system of prison ministration abandonment f. Her she said. That from-1964 on win tertiary service., directives ave More arid More authority o Headquarters flexibility and. Individual pro acid possible in a Small institution were being submerged in a mass of directives perhaps necessary for Large. Institutions on for is. 50 for adults and 75 cents for children 14 and under May be ;