Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-06-16 | Page 50 | Preserving of Fruit and Vegetables to be Taught

-J Preserving of Fruit and Vegetables to Be Taught COMMENCING Tuesday, tho bn, for tho demonstration oS the tew iiijj of foods, the cfinnins; and drying fruits and vegetnbles will bo from 9 t, 11 on Tuesdays, Thursday and Fridav; during tho remainder of the month 0; June and also during July and Annus! This will enable tho women to attcc, these classes during the cooler 110CI, of the day, as well as enable thf,,, to make their purchases at the nun; eipal market when fruits and vojjetaMe. are at their best. On the same dau from 7:nU to i):3U, Miss Cox, the dpir,. onstrator in charge of the communih. kitchen, will answer all calls in rcuaiit to quality and quantity and priees ci fruits and vegetables obtaining n,, market. Phone Wasatch 9007. A On Wednesday mornings from 9 to IV and on Thursday evenings from 7:3oi 10, Mrs. Ure will conduct classes it dressmaking, which will also include the remodeling of dresses. Thursday morning, from 9 to 11, Mis Cooper will be at the Civic Center in consultation with mothers concerniii children's diet. Especially all mothers with young children are urged to avai: themselves of this opportunity to entti this class. Dr. Belle A. Gemmell has consent to act as superintendent of the bain clinics, which are to be hold each day during the hours from 9 to 11, exort Saturday. i ' Other physicians have donnted their services to this most important work, and also will be there during those sain: hours on every day except Saturday. From thirty to fifty babios per to; have been coming tos the clinic, whirl, means that Salt Lake City mothers ar vitally interested in the health of their children. Friday evening of each week a clan in elementary hygiene and homo ear for mothers will be held at 8 o'clock. Schedule: Tuesday, 9 to 11 Food demonstn tion, drying and canning of fruits am! vegetables. . Wednesday, 9 a. m. Remodeling of dresses. Thursday, 9 a. m. Food demonstrations, demonstra-tions, drying and canning. Friday, 1 9 a. m. Food demonstrations, demonstra-tions, drying and canning. Friday, 8 p. m. Mother's class. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Class in dressmaking. dress-making. All demonstrations and classes am free and the public is urged to "tcml, as the conservation of food, fruitv tables and clothing is even more neco, sarv than ever before, and the vern fact that the government is urging thai, everv child be registered in order tlx the health of the child may be nyf a matter of roeord, sounds the kcy Ic uf the importance of conserving the health of the child. Upon application of 'twenty women a class in the fundamentals of imtritiun will be formed. Many women have Mi-pressed Mi-pressed a desire to know more ahof the all-important problem of feedin; the family. Enlist in this class ani learn more about choice selection ami cost of food.