The Winnipeg Tribune from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 11

Vary Baking Powder Biscuits To Swing In Flavor BY KATHARINE MIDDLETON No matter the season or the weather, baking powder biscuits, properly made, are always delicious and welcome additions to menus. And if you want to make them even more nutritious, as well as adding a slightly nutty flavor, then, starting with the basic recipe given be low, use 1 14 cups of the sifted Vitamin white flour in place of the 2 cups, and add Mix and bake as directed. The resulting biscuits are good yielders of Vitamin and have good flavor. They re fine, too, for tucking Into box luYiches. BAKING POWDER BISCUITS 2 cups.of sifted Vitamin white flour 1 teaspoon of salt 4 teaspoons of baking powder 2 tablespoons of lard or shortening 2 tablespoons of butter 34 cup of milk Sift flour, measure it, mix and sift flour, salt and baking powder twice.

Bacon dripping or chicken fat will maxe lenaer ana aeucious products if substituted for the lard or shortening and butter. Cut the fats into the flour mixture with a pastry blend er until you have a mealy texture. AddTailk slowly, stirring mixture with a fork. Turn onto floured board, and pat to i inch thickness. Cut with, floured cutter and place on a floured baking sheet.

Bake at 425 degrees for a bout 12 to 15 minutes. Yield 6 standard or 8 to 12 smaller biscuits. VARIATIONS Butterscotch Cartwheels: Use the basic recipe for bis cults; Roll lt.out on floured board to i inch thickness in an oblong shape. Brush lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle with 6 tablespoons of brown susrar mixed with i teaspoon of cinnamon.

Roll' this strip of dough up as for a Jelly roll. Wrap in wax paper and chill in refrigerator for at least an hour. Cut In i inch slices and place on a slightly greased cookie eheet. may use other fillings such as jam, marmalade, cheese, meat or Master Cleaning Tht Finest Cleaning In Canada KEHEIY'S CLIANIRS. DYERS.

LAUNDIMRS SINCt 1900 Mid Winter Special With Without Appointment Open All Day Sat. ALWAYS titty itdblts Changes 34 cup'of wheat germ cereal! chicken paste. Cheese: Just before adding the milk to the dry ingred ients add i cup of finely grated cheese. Continue as for the usual biscuits. Sausage Rolls: Roll dough to 14 inch thickness and cut in oblong strips.

Roll this around cold cooked sausages and bake as directed. Peanut Butter Rolls: In place of the butter use 4 tablespoons of peanut butter plus the lard or shortening. Continue as for the ordinary biscuit recipe. Coffee Cake: Beat 1 egg un tll light, and add to milk before adding latter to dry ingredients. Mix as for biscuits, then spread in floured, shallow cake pan.

Cream 4 tablespoons of lard or shortening thoroughly, adding 4 tablespoons of sugar and blending well. Add 1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon and 1 cup of fine, dry bread crumbs. Mix well, and sprinkle on top of dough. Bake as directed. Raisin or Currant: To dry ingredients, just before adding milk, add i cup of seedless raisins or currants.

Mix lightly with a fork. Add milk and proceed as directed. Coupons VaHd Today Arc Butterbur pie Coupons 116 136 now valid. No expiry date. Preserves (orange) Coup ons 33 57 and also yellow coupons P1 P25 now valid.

These coupons and all un numbered preserve coupons issued for special purposes expire Jan. 31. Coupons P24 P25 may be used to purchase monthly sugar rations or preserves. Meat (brown) Coupons M1 M19 now valid. No expiry date.

Sugar (pink) Coupons 46 67 now valid. No expiry date EARL GREY OFFICERS The Ladies auxiliary to the Earl Grey Community Club has elected its officers for 1946, they are: president, Mrs. W.H. Forscutt; vice president, Mrs. R.S.

Poapst; secretary, Mrs. D.Wi Newbury; treasurer, Mrs. C. Harrald; social convener, Mrs. J.

Fraser; sick visitor, Mrs. W. Whitelaw. CENUINE CREAM OIL PERMANENT CmUtt with SpUi ShimpM, Htlrcvt $345 New LOAFER lis the in j. Casual easy fioir.f care free, rugged and dependable in sturdy Elk leather with solid leather soles.

Con be worn with or without ankle strtip. Widths AAA to Sites 4 to 10. Priced At SHOE REPAIRS Bring your shoes to Benlr' expert Shoe Vakt for attention. Prompt service. Render foolery Yp 3' I MR.

AND MRS. ROBERT (WHITESIDE, Holmfleld, Man, celebrated their golden wed. ding anniversary January 8. They have resided In the Holmfield district since their marriage In 1896. In 1939 they retired to Holm Kleld.

Handicrafts Prove Popular With Deer Lodge Patients Mmy Christmas gifts sent from Deer Lodge hospita) owe their existence to the assistance given by members of the Winnipeg branch, Canadian Handicraft Guijd, was shown in reports submitted Thursday, at the meeting in the Art Gallery civic auditorium. Mrs. Bruce Chown presided. Hundreds of fine scar.vesJ the work of the men, woven on the small box looms in stalled by the Guild, were completed in time for the holiday season this year. There are 36 of these small looms in use.

Reporting on hospital work. Miss Bessie Bulman. who with Mrs. Bruce Chown convener told of leather work stressing glove making wood carving, lace making, toy making, embroidery, and are being carried onJ From 12 to 16 members of Guild Instruct twice eekly. The development ol weavH lng from the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, was out lined by Mrs.

E.M. Henderson, of Winnipeg schools, and the Banff School of Fine Arts. She stressed the craft its early life in Colonial America, as one of the es sentials. Dyes were predominantly blue and red, from the basic indigo or rose madder fast colors. Though some veget able dyes were used, they were not dependable, and most of the examples have faded out.

Speaking of de signs Mrs. Henderson traced, them to the Dutch, English, German, and Scandinavian influence pointing out that one design is typically Amer I lean. The winter, summer design, dark on one side, light on the" other, is not found in any other part of Club Calendar he Winnipeg League for the Hard of Hearing will piold its annual meeting, Tuesjwm be held Wednesday at uay, p.m.; reporra and three members to be elected to board. Evening group, Wednesday, 8 p.m.; tooth meetings to be at Y.W. C.A.

Chapter B.E.O. Sister aooa, Monaay. Z.30 r.m.. at the home of Mrs. W.

W. viae, ouu Kathear aw Mr rreeman to speak on, Art and Craft of French Canada. 1 Ivy Rebekah Lodge, No. 19, Monday, 8 p.m. in Oddfellows Temple, Kennedy street.

Installation of officers. Parish guild of St. Paul's Anglican church at home of Mrs. N. M.

Fowler, 821 Somerset Avenue, Monday 2:30 p.m. FROM BENDERS $45 Mii7 Otitti Promptly Fillti WMNIKC. MTODir. Institute To Hold Annual Tea Tuesday Winnipeg Women's Instit ute will hold Its annual tea, sale of work and home cook ing, Tuesday, from 2 to 5 p. m.

in the T. Eaton Assera bly hall. Guests will be re ceived by Mrs. J. W.

Clark, Mrs. S. Porter, and Mrs. E. Stanley.

The hostesses will enant George William Maiison, son of George Manson and the late Mrs. Manson. The ceremony was performed January 5 In First Church United by Rev. E. D.

Errey. lEordVn west sided n.uucy, ivirs. Alien, Mrs, i. Irwin, Mrs. J.

Jones, Mrs. A. Winchester, Mrs. H. Mcf', beW: Bean and Mrs.

A. B. Lennox. Ifbi6 f3 W. 0.

Neil, Mrs. W. Wager and Mrs, W. Wager and Mrs w. Hart.

Klldonan chapter, LO.D. Monday, 8 p.m., in club rooms, 605 Union Trust building. the world. Wool and linen were the materials most used, with very, little cotton available until after the invention of the cotton gin, and only small amounts imported from India. Brief interim reports were given by the secretary Mrs.

B.N. Smallman, treasurer, Mrs. F.H. Downing, educational convener, Mrs. J.L.

Ayre, and shop by Mrs. R.R. Richards. Mrs. S.J.

Beaufoy moved the vote of thanks. Point Douglas Tea Event Of Tuesday Point Douglas United church will hold its annual silver tea, in the T. Eaton Assembly Hall, Friday, from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. Mrs. H.

B. Duckworth, Mrs. A. J. R.

Barnes, and Mrs. H. W. Wilson will receive the guests. The women of WestmlnpVr and Point Douglas United Churches will be in charge of the tea tables.

The churches allocated to support this tea are Chal mers. King. Memorial. Re gent's Park, St. Andrew's Oak Street, St.

James and Westminster. he annual meeting of Sir Hugh John Macdonald Hostel will be held Wednes day, at 2:45 p.m., at the HosteL Mayfair avenue. he annual meeting of the 1 T.Mme amMiia F8.30 p.m. at the Homestead, 370 Winnipeg Women's InstiV ute, Dominion College Memorial blvd. and Mall, Monday 8 p.m.

Speaker, Capt. J. A. Turner Little Britain Chapter I.O.D.E. Monday 2.30 p.m., at home of Mrs.

F.L.Quance Little Britain. Fort Garry ladles auxiliary, Canadian Legion, B.E. S.L., will meet Monday 8 p. m. In Municipal hall, Pembina Highway.

Group Winnipeg Wom en's Air Force auxiliary, Monday, 2:15 p.m., 412 Part building; sewing from 10:30 a.m. 4 p.m. Mrs. Beth Richard, Unity Centre of Winnipeg. 210 Avenue psychol Mrs.

Clifford Kitson pre at the organ and Mrs. The bride was attended Viai eftoT Mire SMrlu sister, Miss Tena Manson Miss Mary McDonald LAngus Brown was the beet man and Capt. George Aldon bf Winnipeg, and George Gooden were the ushers. A reception was held at the Prince Edward hotel after which Lieut, and Mrc. Manson left for Winnipeg.

After a trip to the Pacific coast they will reside in Brandon. POVAH BILTON A a quiet home ceremony December 31, Isobel Estelle, only daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Bilton, became the bride of Dr. Arthur Henry Povah, son of Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Povah, Kelowna, B.C., formerly of Winnipeg. Rev. C.

W. Cole man officiated. The bride was attended by Miss Ethel Swail as maid of honor and Misses Shirley Swail and Frances White bridesmaid. Capt. D.

H. McPhail, R.C.A.M.C. was best man. An informal reception was held following the cere mony. Dr.

and Mrs. Povah will make their home in Win nipeg. WEDDING ANNOUNCED Mrs. J. Gilbert of Charl eswood announces the marriage of her daughter, Gladys, to Jacob L.

Recolly, of Mullet Lake, Michigan, U.S.A. The wedding took place Dec. 24, at Cheboygan, Micnigan. The bridegroom return ed home a short time ago, following three years in the service, most of which was spent in Italy. Mr.

and Mrs. Recolly will reside at Mullet Lake. Miron Cossette Bridal Held In St Boniface Cathedral t. Boniface Cathedral was the setting for a wedding 0 at 10.30 a.m., Jan Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J.E. Cossette exchanged vows with Pte. Henry P. of Mr. and Mrs.

Philippe Mlron. Father Tos eph Bellevance, of Transcona, officiated. The bridegroom a member of the Winnipeg Grenadiers, recently returned irom aong liong. Miss Fabiola Gosselin, cousin of the bride, sang Panis Angelicus and Gounod '1 Ave Maria. The bride was attended by hen sister, Mrs.

John J. Bachers, as matron of honor, and the bridegroom's sister, Miss Helen Miron, as brider smaid. Lieut. E.C.Cossette. brother of thh bride, was pest man.

Ushers were Art hur Miron and Edward Beau. dry. A reception was held at 431 Alneau St. Following a short wedding trip the young will reside in Norwood. MOS KALE WSKI BRAD LEY The marriage of Helen Rita, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. A Bradley of St. John's Newfoundland, to Walter Moskalewskl, only son of Mr. and Mrs. A.

Moskalew bki, Transcona, was solem nized at Transcona United church, Dec. 22. Rev. H. Moore officiated.

Miss Jean was organist, and Mrs. V. Barclay sang Because. The bride was given in Imarrlage by the bridegroom': Kmcie, W.Gregorchuk. Mrs the bridegroom, was matron jof honor, and Miss Marian porsky was bridesmaid.

The bridegroom was attended by W.Zellsko. A reception was held at khe home of the bridegroom'; (parents. Mr. and Mrs. Moskalew pkl will reside in Transcona ogy class, Monday 8:15 p.m.jAnn Proskurniak, sister of To Be Great Concentrate.

Ladles of the Royal Purple, Monday, 8 p.m. in parlor of Oddfellow's installation of officers. Ladies auxiliary to R.C. O.E. and R.C.E.M.E.

business meeting in Free Press board room Monday 8 p.m. Theosophical Society will hold open meeting Sun day 3:15 p.m. at 206 Kresge Bldg. Subject, the Buddha. The Earl Grey Community Club will hold a Moccasin dance at the Community rink Keet and Daly, Saturday, from 8.39 p.m.

to 11.30 p.m. The dance will be open to all residents of the district. MNOW fl. Ml Brandon Girl Weds Officer On Parents 25th Anniversary BRANDON, Man. On the twenty fifth wedding anniversary' of Dr.

and T. Carrothers, their eldest daughter Margery Ruth, was I I AMQUNCEMEHT i URQUH ART MCLAREN Koiand United church was' the scene of a candlelight wedding December 25 at 3 p.m. when Grace Eleanor, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLaren be came the bride of C.

A. Ian Urquhart, younger son of Mrs. C. Ccck, Roland, Man. Rev.

A. Cox officiated. The redding music wa3 played by Mrs. v. h.

Hugo. Miss Irma McLaren, "sis ter of the bride, was brides maid. Raymond Fields was best man. The ushers were Bill Van Wyck and Clarke McLaren. Little Ella Mc Laren was flower girl.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. SABE MONKMAN Rev. G.E.Sage officiated January 2, at 4 p.m., in St. Peter's Rectory at the marriage of Mary Olive, daughter of Frederick Monkman and the late Mrs. Monkman and the late Mrs.

Monkman, of Selkirk, and Clifford Sabel, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sabel, Peguis. Witnessing the ceremony were Miss Doreerv Black and A. Little.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's father. Mr. and Mrs Sabel will reside in Selkirk. GWINN SMITH A wedding was solemn ized the evening of December 29 in the United church manse, Dauphin, Man. Rev.

L.A. Muttit united in Marriage Gertrude Anne Smith, of Ochre River, and Lewis Gwinn of Regina. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson of Ochre River, were the atten iants.

After a honeymoon in (Winnipeg Mr. and Mrs. Gwinn will reside in Regina CLARKE ALFORD r. and Mrs. A.A.

Al ford of Oakville, announce the marriage of their daughter Edna Virginia, to Captain T. W. Clarke of Red Deer, Alberta youngest son of Mrs. Norman Clarke, of Didsbury, Alberta. The marriage took place January 5, in St Lukes Anglican Church, Red Deer.

DASHNEY IRETON A quiet ceremony December 22 at St. Andrew's United church manse, River Heights, united ln marriage Lulu Etta Jane, only daughter of Thos. E. Ireton, Stoughton, and the late Mrs. Ireton, and John Edmund Dashney, Stoughton Sask.

Dr. John L. Mclnnes officiated. Mr. and Mrs.

R. C. Wylle attended the bridal couple. Mr. and Mrs.

Dashney will make their home in Stoughton, Sask. EGILSON MEIKLEJO HN A quiet wedding was sol lemnized Dec. 27, at 7 p.m.. bt St. Paul's United church pnanse, when Mary Caroline, Dnly daughter of Staff Sgt.

and Mrs. George. Melklejohn, of Winnipeg, and Delbert Undrew Egllson, son of Mr. find Mrs. Jonas Egllson, of wan River, were united in marriage by Dr.

P.T. Pilkey. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. L.

MacLure. lECINNf RS CLASSES IN PIANO. VIOLIN. SINKING A YEAR'S TUITION IN Tl QQ PIANO OR VIOLIN, for 4U.wV ADULTS, evtr IS $18 00 EAST VOCAL STUDENTS $20.00 PAYMENTS PRACTICE ROOMS AVAILAILE SHiNN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC united in marrJage to Lieut Alfred lldf Car. Portlf 4 Fwrbf.

JO nv Violet Mary Cortens Becomes A Morse i Bride Saturday MGE II t. Ignatius church was the scene of a wedding Satur day at 11 a.m. when Violet Mary Cortens became the bride of Allan Ross Morse. The Drlde is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

A.P. Cortens and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Morse of Norwood.

Father P.J. McLellan said, the nuptial mass. Mrs. A.T. Henderson presided at the organ and during the service Maurice Gelley sang Ave Maria, Panls Angelicus and Just for Today.

Misses Mary Jo Cortens and Audrey Cortens, sisters of the bride attended the bride. Frank Sutherland was best man and ushers were A. Regula and John Cortens, brother of the bride. A reception was held at the Marlborough hotel. After short honeymoon, Mr.

and Mrs, Morse will reside in Winnipeg. LEE RIACH The wedding of Myrtle Irene, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Riach.

of Rid and Arthur Edward Lee, eldest son of Mrs. Lee and the late W.B. Lee, of Gunton, was solem nized at 4 p.m., Dec. 27, at the home of the bride's par ents. Rev S.S.Brown, of Dominion City, officiated.

Miss Gwenadelle Johnston, of Treherne, played the wedding music. Mrs. H.Brick, aunt cf the bride, sang til Walk Beside You. Miss Emmt Scheibe attended the bride and Stanley Lee, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee will reside at Gunton, Man. Little Gallery VACATING SALE OF BEA UTIFUL PICTURES CONTINUES There arc Bargains Galore Manr llalt Price for Art Minded 1. Shoppers. The Little (Gallery Edmonton at "Portage Famous Millinery A.

323 PORTAGE AVE. Opposite Eaton's Phone 92 948 HAVE WAITED FOR each Thousands of models at HALF PRICE and less, irt all styles, colors, and materials. THE SALE YOU EXTRR Over 1.000 els, wool and your choice beautiful fur felt mod hats SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY MODEL IS SOLD NEW STORE HOURS 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily, including Saturdays.

9 a.m. lo 1 p.m. Wednesdays until further notice Shop Early No Mail Orders, Please.