Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 4, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba 20 Winnipeg free press thursday 1968 new Home economic for boys and girls Ottawa Ontario schools will offer a new Type of Home economics course in the fall designed for Grade 13 students boys As Well As girls. The exact number of schools to offer the course is not Yei known. The new program is nol Home economics As it has been taught in the past. Instruction in practical Home manage ment will be left to the lower grades. The new course will take the social approach focussing on the family the Community and the history of societies. A comprehensive study will be made of Canadian family Cul Tures. The idea that the Well being of the family is vital to that of the Community at Large will be stressed. Housing will be treated As a major family problem. The relative effects of affluence and poverty will also. Be investigated including a study of Canada s anti poverty program. Rummage Sale at St. Giles United Church Burrows Avenue and Charles Street 7 to 9 . Thursday by St. Church women. Giles United Shower parties held for Lila Macdonald showers for Lila Macdonald Friday Bride elect of Wesley goodspeed were hosted by mrs Samuel Scaletta Berry Street St. Boniface mrs. John j. Marchant Oakwood Avenue mrs. Richard e. Archer Cabot Crescent St. Vital with Janet Mcphail mrs. Ferdinand Beaudry Crestwood Crescent St.1 Boniface with mrs. Lewis Gallo and mrs. Robert tuck mrs. Lewis c. Fogg Queenston Street with daughter mrs. A. Anthony Sandhurst. The parents of the Groom elect or. And mrs. Herbert n. Goodspeed of Coniston ont. Plan to entertain the bridal party thursday evening at the International inn. Some local produce on vegetable stalls head lettuce and bunched beets from local Market gardens Are new on the produce stalls this week. The lettuce is Crisp Green and Well formed. The beets Are Small with fresh looking leaves. Cook leaves like spinach. The lettuce Sells at 20 to 25 cents a head about the same As imported California lettuce despite recent Rains local let Tuce is clean. Beets Are expensive at 29 to 39 cents for Bunches of five Anc six. Asparagus will soon be finished for the season and the Supply is limited. Price is 39 to 49 cents a Pound. Saint Anne s picnic to be held sunday Saint Anne s ukrainian Catho in Parish Dauglas Avenue North Kildonan will hold the second family picnic of tin summer at 2 . Sunday on he Church grounds. There Wil e an outdoor merchandise Ingo. Food service will be provided. The picnic is open to he Public. A a schools Arch lift sandals for women folded sole built up i Arch cupped Heel unique built up Arch gives your feet a com for men. Portable folded sole and cupped Heel Itic gently Cradle every step. Extended Heel t for women. Helps proper balance. Adjustable straps. Natural. Feet feel fresh and alive All Day Long. Ideal s16i95 for Home Street or recreation. Weekly report on food prices locally grown Sells at 13 to 15 Leaf lettuce cents for a Large Bunch. Parsley is eight to 10 cents a Bunch. Supply and Quality of Parsley Are Good. Radishes retail at six to 10 cents for a Large Bunch. Wednesday morning the leaves looked wilted but the roots were smooth Crisp and firm. Green onions Are 13 to 15 cents a Bunch. There is a very limited Supply of locally grown Green onions and most of the Chain stores Are offering imported. You can pick a pulp cals at open air markets and Roadside stalls. Spinach is not cheap at 29 to 39 cents for a 10-ounce package. open air stalls offer it at 25 cents a Pound. However spinach is a very minor crop in Manitoba and prices Are always High. Cauliflower dear Small Heads of imported cauliflower Cost 49 and 59 cents each. Curd is White and close. A spokesman for vegetable grow ers said wednesday a few cases of local transplanted cauliflower lad been Cut but a Good Supply could be expected about july 15. The same holds True for cabbage. New cabbage from British Columbia and Ontario is on the produce stalls now but vill be replaced by locally grown in the next 10 Days. Price is now 10 to 15 cents ent. Zucchini remains at 29 cents a Pound. Sone Are very Small and others resemble outsize cucumbers Ontario Hothouse cucumbers Are 20 to 29 cents each. Skins Are smooth and there Are not too Many seeds i tomatoes Are 29 to 49 cents a Pound. They Are of medium size the majority Ripe for immediate use. New potatoes either red or White skinned varieties sell at 69 to 89 cents bag. Ontario berries in strawberries and gooseberries from Ontario were to be ready for Sale today. Strawberries sell at 59 cents a while the California berries Are 39 and 49 cents a pint. Gooseberries Are 49 cents a pint. The Mam crop of Canadian strawberries goes to the processors for jams and Quick freezing. Bing and Van variety cherries from British Columbia Are offered at All fruit stalls. Price is 65 to 79 cents a Pound. The fruit is a Good size and quite Sweet. Watermelon remains a Good buy at 68 to weights vary from nine to 15 pounds. Variety is Charleston Grey. Pound Price for Cut melons is 10 cents. Honeydew melons Are dear at 99 cents to each. Cantaloupes Are much cheaper. Price is from 23 to 30 cents for a medium size d one. The Chain stores Are asking 10 to 15 cents a Pound for local rhubarb. The demand is very slow As the crop was Good this year and Home gardeners Are giving it away i soft fruits Down peaches Are reduced 10 to 15 cents a Pound for weekend shopping. New Price is 23 to 29 cents a Pound. Plums Santa Rosa variety Are now 25 to 33 cents a Pound. These Are dessert fruits. Wait for British Columbia and Ontario fruits for preserving. At Many amount is the Price Gail Gunness feted prior to wedding Gail Johanna Gunness Satur Day Bride elect of James Rae Mark was honoured at showers Given by Teresa the Nick Argyle Street mrs. William Mark Gerrond Bay Assiniboia and Judith Mark sister in Law and sister of the bridegroom elect mrs. Stanley Sellar Newman Street East Transcona and Dorothea Smith landside Street. Or. Mark was honoured at a Stag Given by his brother William Gerrond Bay Assini Boia. Mrs. William Mark ban Ning Street Mother of the honoured miss Gunness at a Trousseau Tea. Miss Gunness planned to hold a bridesmaids party at the Home of her grandmother mrs. A r. Gunness Arlington Street. Population rises As of april i the population of los Angeles county was More than in. 1960. Some ingredients such As egg Whites lettuce celery and to Matoes won t freeze properly and should be kept out of the Freezer. Mrs. Marks licenced Reader to advisor the lady who can Tell and help you with All problems of life such As love marriage business i. Forces. Sickness Etc. See her now. For a private Reading. Hours 10 . To 10 . Readings 687 main of. Pm. 912-1996 Green peppers sell at 49 to 59 j Perlette and Thompson 393 Portage ave. Opp. Boyd bldg pm. We 3.-1650 cents a Pound. They Are excellent condition with wrinkles or Brown spots appear it s on Sale now at Leon s v All at one amazing Low Price a terrific clearance of famous maker sportswear in All of the season s popular colors. Blouses shells slims your Choice tt.99 piety Green grapes Cost 45 to 49 cents a Pound Down 20 cents. Red grapes Are 49 cents a Pound. Grapes carry Well to picnics and Are wonderful thirst quenchers. Butter is 65 cents a Pound for weekend shopping supermarkets. The act limited nor contingent on a food order the new diet soft Margarine re for a 10-Pound Mains at 59 cents a Pound. It is made from vegetable oils with just half the fat calories of other spreads. The calorie count is 18 a Teaspoon while butter is about 35 calories. Chicken and Chicken portions Are on Sale at a few meat counters. Whole frying chickens Are. 39 to 49 cents a Pound and Start at 69 cents and go to 89 cents. Barbecue meats spareribs sell at 55 to 79 cents a Pound. They Are Small and meaty. Boneless loins of pork Are 79 to 99 cents a Pound. Cook rotisserie spit. Boneless Rump roasts vary from 85 to a Pound. Brush with a Barbecue sauce and Cook on the spit. Time of cooking depends on thickness of meat. Chuck and Blade steaks Are a special at 59 to 69 cents a sound. Marinate several hours in an Oil and vinegar dressing or use a Tenderizer and follow package directions Boneless butt roasts of pork can also be spit cooked. Leave the Viscose netting on but be generous with a spicy Barbecue sauce. Cottage Rolls pickled or smoked sell at 55 to 59 cents a Pound. Simmer in water or Cook in regular oven at Low tempera Ture. Leg roasts of veal Are very expensive at a Pound. Rump roasts Are cheaper at 99 cents to a Pound. Veal shoulder roasts or chops retail at 89 cents a Pound. 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A luncheon was held by teachers of Neil Campbell school. Or. And mrs Albert Henry Jones of Toronto parents of the bridegroom elect will entertain after the rehearsal at the Home of or. And mrs. Charles la forme Henderson Highway North Kildonan. Clearance 1 you la be amazed at the selection 425 summer dresses regular to 20.00 428 Graham ave. Golden anniversary for Russell couple or. And mrs t. I. Brownlee of Russell man., celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a family dinner and an open House. They were married june 15, 1918, in Russell and have resided there most of their married life. Attending the celebrations were their son Richard of Montreal and two daughters mrs. R. M. Jamieson with her husband and family of Toronto and mrs. R. I. Ander son of Ottawa. The Brownlee have nine grandchildren. Wins new Post Montreal up fran Coise Jaubert who came to Montreal from Paris a year ago to help organize the world re t r o s p e c t i v e of animation Cinema has been appointed administrative director of the cinematheque Ca Nadienne. Associated with the cinematheque Francaise for almost 10 years her current Job is to co ordinate different areas of the Organiza Tion. Wash your oven with the dishes free engagements mrs Robert j. Schollie takes pleasure in announcing the engagement of her eldest Daugh Ter Carol Rita to or. Michael Stephen Whitehead son of or. And mrs. Rupert Whitehead. The wedding will take place August 31, 1968, in St. Mary s Cathedral Winnipeg. Minimum charge 52.50 for 10 lines and 20 cents for each additional line. Rates for publication of engagement pictures available on request. All wed dings and engagements must be submitted 48 hours before publication Date. 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