PAGE EIGHTEEN: Independent Hive Plans Card Party Independent Hive, No. 325. the Maccabees. will hold a card party tomorevening. commencing at 8 o'clock.
in Strathcona Hall. Devonshire road at Wyandotte street, to raise money to provide comforts for boys in the armed services. Refreshments will be served. The cordially invited to attend. C.W Mothers to Meet Friday Night Red Shield Auxiliary To Meet Tomorrow The regular monthly meeting of the Salvation Army Red Shield Auxiliary will be held in the Citadel, on London street.
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Add grated cheese- stir until melted. Add a little of this mixture to beaten egg and return to double boiler. Add Bovril -stir and cool slightly. Fold into stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in greased casserole in slow oven (325-350 degrees) for about 1 hour.
Serves four. JUVRIL IT'S MORE THAN A FLAVOUR CORDIA its a FOOD. BOVRIL THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, WINDSOR, Flowers Accent Neckline Flowers appliqued on the shoulders accent the neckline of this frock, which also features a peplum cascading down to a point in the centre. It is modeled by Leslie Brooks of the films. Found Canadian Soldiers Hungry for Entertainment By R.
W. CLARKE TORONTO, Feb. after 14 months overseas with a Canadian "Army Show" unit, Pte. Vera Cartwright of Toronto says that Canadian troops on the Western Front were "so hungry for entertainment" they even enjoyed outdoor performances staged despite rain. One of five girls in the unit cast of 21, the pretty, 20-year-old dancer said that the first time it began to rain during an open-air performance, the members of the show figured that the performance would be halted.
"But none of the soldiers gave any indication of leaving." she added, "so we just went on with the show. "Sometimes we'd feel more like mermaids than dancers when we'd get caught on the stage in the rain. Our hair would be all over the place and our costumes would be a mess, made no difference to the boys--they seem to enjoy it The troupe spent three months on It's Fun To Sew Your Own AND YOU You will find 011 staff KNOW IT'S happy to help the THRIFTY you with WAY TOO ideas and So have what 101 want efficient when rou want it! service! For Example Share In This Week's Special Alpine Yardgoods leads the fabric parade Feature: ALPINE again this spring for smart jumpers, skirts, dresses and jackets in 54" width So if you've the urge wardrobe here A host of lovely shades that include Dusty something for yourself, to you make will find Rust, the Forest solutions Green, to your spring $223 Rose, Brown, Powder Navy and Blue, Black. Teal, Beige, Paddy Green, yd. New Butterick Patterns Are In! OTTAWA HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1350 OTTAWA STREET OPPOSITE PARK THEATRE ONTARIO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1945 In Walkerville Collegiate Play Mary Gregory and Tom Beckett are taking the leading roles in the play, "The Whole Town's Talking," to be presented tonight and Friday evening, at 8 o'clock, by the Walkerville Collegiate Dramatic Club, in the school auditorium.
"2130" Is Bedtime For Wrens in By WREN MELBA LENT A NEWFOUNDLAND PORT, Feb. hereditary instinct to brew and stir will "out" in spite of all odds, judging from the complicated "bedtime-snack" ritual that has evolved among Canadian Wrens serving in Newfoundland. Time was, when the average jill-tar was content with a cracker and jam before turning the night. soda, Gradually the custom expanded into a nightly foray to the canteen for a round of "co*kes" to accompany the crackers. Now the good-night snacks, called "mug-up" or "kye" in many Wren establishments, have assumed Dagwood proportions.
The domestic problems encountered range all the way from acquiring A hot-plate to lining up for the limited supplies of sugar obtainable. No wartime bride ever watched basem*nt bargain counters more closely than the Wrens do for kitchen utensils, china and cutlery. Hotplates now are merely a wistful peacetime memory; but somewhere, somehow, of models have come to life. A nearby auction room and the help, of sympathetic R.C.N. engineroom artificers account spa for A number of resurrected heating New Versions of Shirtwaist Dresses NEW YORK.
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Cartwright. "We played one show at Eindhoven, Holland, only a mile and and a half from the enemy lines." Generally speking, the unit played from makeshift stages but at Eindhoven it had the pleasure of performing in a theatre with seating capacity for close to 1,000 persons. The theatre was a project connected with one of the plants in the town, and some civilians attended the various performances. BECAME EXPERT TRADERS The girls became expert traders during their three months on the continent, exchanging their cigaret rations for such things as eggs, bread and fruit. Because they were able to add to their food rations in this manner, the Toronto dancer admits that she gained 20 pounds-20 pounds that she lost after leaving the continent.
Mostly, the members of the troupe put up in private dwellings. On one occasion, in Belgium, the girls were billeted in a chateau, accupied by a baron and baroness. "Once I was in my shirtsleeves, my washing outside the chateau. when the baron said that we'd be having tea." said Pte. Cartwright.
"Imagine having tea with a baron and baroness in your shirtsleeves!" In another Belgian town. the woman at whose home they stayed always locked the door at 11 p.m. on the dot. "If we girls came home one minute after that we'd have to stand outside and pound the door for what seemed like hours before she'd let us in. She had two sons and she was always afraid that the Germans might enter the house and force her sons to go to Germany as slave labor." One experience she remembers vividly occurred in France when the girls slept in a tent after performing before a Canadian unit.
German planes were busy that night, and the entire camp was on the alert. Late in the evening, Pte. Cartwright and another girl decided they'd take a look around. We were only out a couple of minutes and were just about to go back in the tent when the sentry heard us. He velled and we were paralyzed: we just couldn't speak and we thought he was going to shoot.
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