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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 3, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday february 3, in Effie i Lork by Susan Becker Ottawa up Jasper May hit the roof of his Cave when he discovers that his creator James Simp Kins has drawn cartoons for a Cookbook which includes re Cipes for barbecued Bear and Bear stew., a 1 Espagnol. But it s a cinch that Hunt ers fishermen and people Liv ing in the North will be de lighted with the easy to follow Northern Cookbook by elea nor Ellis a Home. Economist the department of Indian affairs and Northern develop ment. The Book which took two years to compile ranges from Basic nutrition exotic re Cipes. Along with to prob lems faced by Cooks who must use rations or powdered food stuffs mrs. Ellis has included sections on edible plants household tips from Northland pioneers and Northwest Terri tories game regulations. The Book has something for everyone from the youngster craving Cream of Peanut but Ter soup or a tasty Elk Burger to the merely curious interested in simple directions for boiled Porcupine or baked the calorie counter can groan because a table shows that 3v4 ounces of Polar Bear meat has 130 calories while one Tablespoon of whale blubber has il2. For the City housewife there is a list showing Domestic meats that May be substituted for wild game. The Many recipes for wild game and game Birds betray the author s own love of Hunt. Ing and present an almost unbelievable array for an aver age Reader including standing rib roast of Cari Bou Canadian Lynx Stew Jel lied Moose nose Sweet pickled Beaver roast Canada Goose roast prime ribs of Sweet grass Buffalo Elk meat loaf Sweet and sour Deer ribs Moose Chili con came rein Deer goulash Rabbit Sandwich spread Squirrel fricassee and grouse in Sherry. For devotees of sea food there s Clam pie baked Seal flippers or whale with Mush room sauce. Recipes by some of can Ada s most Brilliant chefs con Jure up the mystique and Romance of the North the gourmet who finds his adventure by eating fillets of Arctic Ern Char Bercy or Reindeer Bour Guignon. The Book s author mrs. Robert a. Ellis of Ottawa is an attractive Hazel eyed Mother of four children aged 16 to 22. She holds a Bachelor of household science degree from the University of Saskatchewan and has taught High school. Her Job which includes at least six weeks each fall visit. Ing schools in the Northwest territories is fascinating she one of the biggest hazards i have in the North is that people Are so hospitable you gain however in some Remote areas it becomes a Challenge to make such items As canned Mcalpine Nursery v Mundek Flirten to children 2vi 5 Maori. Ivorn through Freedom of v Call ladies permanent removal of unwanted hair safely quickly by. The Short wave electrolysis method phone 943-5768 for free consultation Institute Kelly 709 Boyd building v Portage and Edmonton family gathers of anniversary or. And mrs. Julius Locht of Inger Salt Street celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at a family dinner. They were married in alan., Jan. 22, 1908. There Are seven children mrs. . Wegner River Side California Albert St. Petersburg Florida and mrs. Fred Zilkie mrs. C. G Green mrs. G. W. Thompson Christophe and All of greater Winnipeg. There Are 17 grand children and two great grandchildren. I elected Wellington new zealand suffragettes were the world s first to gain their objective of women in National but their dream of Equality to Public life has not been fulfilled. Part time position Canada s leading Book publisher Mcclelland and Stewart is seeking a female representative in Winnipeg. This is a part time Job entailing sales Calls on bookstores and libraries promotions for books and authors evaluations. 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Mrs. Tombleson told a recent National party rally Here that women were discouraged from taking any interest in holding Public office. When they expressed interest they faced difficulties ranging from inexperience indifference or antipathy in party machines to doubt on the part of voters. Women candidates were in older than their men opponents . Their Isola Tion from the of the bus in Ess world trades unions and the real sources of political Power affected their campaigns. But once they were prepared to attack the same problems and Bear the same burdens As their men. Counter parts they achieved Success. Never in my i parliament have i been conscious of any reluctance by men constituents to discuss their problems with . Before the first world War the right of women to vote was Universal in Only three coun tries new zealand Australia and Norway. New zealand women agitated for 15 years before necessary legislation was passed in 1893. British women won the full franchise in -1928, although in 1918 they vere Given the parliamentary vote at 30 years of age. In 1919, new zealand women gained the further right to stand for election to parliament. Elizabeth Mccombs. Became new zealand s first woman member of Parlia ment securing the seat held by her. Husband when he. Died. In the 34 years Only 10 women were elected to Parlia ment party and four for the National party. State Secretary Judy Lamarsh left and quota International Western governor Estelle Dixon will speak at a dinner meeting tuesday in the fort Garry hotel. The dinner is sponsored by four working women s service clubs quota Althusa Sor Optimist and Zonta. is in the real estate business in ambassador s wife has special history by Susan Becker Ottawa up Arieh Eshel wife of Israel s new ambassador to Canada has had the kind of life you read about in books. Raised in Haifa where h family settled in 1882, Tamar Eshel studied arabic and mid dle East history at the univer sity of London and volunteered As a British Rainy Driver during the second world War. Later she set up army libraries in the Western desert. In 1948 she went to France to organize a special Branch of the underground illegal immigration movement to Send jews displaced to Palestine. Two years later she began a career of government service in Israel As a Delegate to several United nations agencies. One of these was the in commission on the status of women of which she was chairman in 1961. This summer she was vacationing in the . With her husband when the news that is Rael was at War caught them. They continued As planned to the . On a speaking tour which became a fund raising drive for the emergency. The eschels have two Daugh 18, and Ruth a married son Yehuda. None is with them in Canada but a privileged member of the House hold a Spaniel named Georgia Lias made his first trip away from Home. Mrs. Eshel whose years in Britain and the . Seem to have erased. Any. Accent is a disarming person whose dignity and intelligence is. Balanced by a warm friendliness. I found every period in my life most interesting. It is a very stimulating and exciting experience to live during the building up of a state. Perhaps it was even More so before the state was established although it s rather cruel of me to say so was a selflessness and a deep sense of camaraderie. When i look Back i think it is terrible that such Young people took such responsibility. It was a hand to Mouth existence you had a boy of 22 in charge of a boat of people. We had harrowing experiences but we looked on it As a kind of sanctified work. I suppose any individual feels very much embroiled in his country. In Israel you feel you re undergoing some sort of historic process yourself. There is such rapid Progress in Israel that it is very difficult to be absent from the despite her obvious Pride in and love for Israel when mrs. Eshel s glance strayed out the enormous plate Glass window to the Trees around a nearby fro zen Lake some of the drawbacks of an unsettled if exciting life became apparent whence see this country with All its greenery and water it s not Nice to say but you get just a wee bit envious. A Mother of a to say How sick and tired i am of making history i think that is True of meat interesting especially for people not used to living in the far North. When i first came to work in the department i often had people dropping into asking about cooking and food in the North. I got the idea of producing a num Erous requests for game recipes during the Hunt ing season also spurred mrs. Ellis to seek the help of indians eskimos and other longtime residents of the arc tic. I be tested or tasted the recipes mrs. Ellis. 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