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1m allure zxmnvcx mason ml 25 loco1 by mary moflot CHILDREN ARE THE MOST FUN When you think of it there are ever so many lands Lands to defy the geographers pensnnd the histor inns queries For instance there is the Land of Oz ruled by the Wizard Alices Wonderland and the delightful world of Peter Pan But even more immediate and fascinating is the world of children One of my favorite pastimes is watching children this special world of theirs Below are iew of this lands inhabitants metthls week And since its ladies first its my pleasure to introduce MISS ANN KATHERINE TIERNEY Ann and met at bookstand was looking for nothing in particular and she was looking for Popeye After close inspec tion of the comic shelf and great number of re ects my threeyearold fellow reader discovered the pipesmoking spinacheater with his fist through loor The comic was an immediate hit Have to Ind one for Stephen declared Ann as she renewed oer search with vigor Stephen soon realized was bigger brother who was either way at school or left at home Standing by was smiling brother Gregg smaller brother who hopped from one foot the other wanting nothing more than to get out nto the morning sunlight again Mr and Mrs Charles Tierney are the parents md yet another citizen from this wonderful world JOHN GREENSIDE The morning sun topped the Iuildings oh the south sldeof Dunlop Street worm ng the glass in the adorn the bank on the north side of the street With his nose pressed against this warm glass stood John When we met he was looking for his mother who had gone inside the bank leaving him to watch scvenmonthold sister Judy in her curl rlage During short conversation he divulgedthat not only was he Flyers Booster who attended every home game but was goingyto watch the Marlies play in Toronto this Sunday It seems that John will be five Sunday and the trip will best birthday treatu The parents and Mr and Mrs Jack Greenside Puget Street Skipping down the street playing wonderful games when we met was TIMMY WARDTimmy was having secret con versation with bear when first saw him We had both walked little farther down the streetbefpre meeting but Timmy was only too happy to take me back to meet the big brown bear who watches over Dunlop Street store Of course this introduction came only after little giggling game of hideondgo seek and few hear hugs between the little boy and his furry friend Timmy who was only three last week has good diction and was ablewith little helpto tell me his parents are Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ward Wellington Street East Wasnt it fun meeting these young people and taking little peak into their world certainly en Joyed it Everett WI Ai Baxter Plant Hrs Hurry Middlehrook coo vener of Home Economics Ind Health aligned ll members Ind three visitm when the nude arrangements for the Everett Womens Institute to visit the Baxter Labornorm of Cards Ltd in Alliston Feb Dick VogIDrnseh plant mann er Ken mu ger Gordon Ruins laboratory mlnnger and Harold Klnrcod plant supervisor divided the WI into groups each manager inking one group on tour through the plant This plant was opened in tho enrly summer 1951 and it was dedicated Dec l95l he hon ored guest was Dr Mor reil director of the food and druv directorate Departmenl oi National Health and Weliure Thu nlnni cmploys about so The woinen were shown the opersiion intravenous liquids and administration sets and the assembly of solution and blood administration sets The boltlc washer weighs 16 tons curl took six months to con struct It holds 1600 bottles at one time and is capable of com pletely sterilizing over 28000 bob ties oer tiny as the bottles move along the production line they are filled cupped heated pack ed and labelled The products manufactured are shipped daily to hospitals and doctors offices vio rnil truck and air to all points in Canada and frequently to foreign countries After the tour the WI mem bers gathered in the lunch room to enjoy coffee and doughnuts Mrs Middlehrook thanked the management for making this tour siblc polhe indies thou journeyed to Mrs Bettschens home in Allis for social hour All agreed was an enioynble and inter esting afternoon The is looking forward to vulllngihe new SaladsShiriifllorsey instant mashed potato flakes plant in Ailislon in the near iutm Demands Hwy11 Saiety GlLFORD The meeting of Gilford Womens instituia was held at the home of Mrs George Neshitt Feb 17 There were 22 members and three guests pres eIt by the members W3 ee to send 31 to the Woods Memorial Fund It was moved that letter ask ing for immediate action he tak to make Highway 11 safer teo be sent to the minister of highways An inlersting paper was given by Mrs Hughes on the Mary Stewart Collect Mrs Lacey sang for the group accompanied by Mrs Nesbitt This was much enjoyed by 311 Mrs Kell and some of Ibo ladies showed usetul articles they had made fromold mater ial Mrs Kell read some items taken from local news papers to the interest and amusement of all Ten was served by the hos less MAKE AN EEEORT SAYS WI LADIES The Womens Institute met at the home of Mrs Lawr ence Johnson Edgar Feb lo with an attendance of 12 The motto Nothing can be doue without etfort wss given by Mrs Bldwell In the absence of Mrs Lauder Roll call was an exchange of Valentines vfl Mrs Dolley won the entiue contest given by Mrs Hutchinson Mrs Andrewo sold the handmade articles donated realizing $7 from the sole Mrs MncLeod won the prize in the moral making roect Mrs ey was gsklad to write and invite Mrs Scott to the March meetin Mrsg5traciian assisted the hostess with lunch WI Discusses Retarded Work Barrie Womens Institute had its February meeting recently at the YMYWCA The meeting opened with Mrs Adams president presiding and the members singing the In siitute Ode and saying the Lords Prayer Montyfive members answers the roll call with an exchange of Valentines Mrs Adams introduced the speaker Mrs Rankin teacher at the workshop for the retarded She explained the dif ferent stages of how the pupils are taught to weave pollioldors ind rug making and preparing for the stamp collection Mrs Pringle convenor for the Spring Ten May gave out prints embroidery work and tau tickets tothe members Mrs Lynn gave poperon Jessies Porridge for home economics The merghpnvmiovod luck lunch EURlPEliN IMPORT Zuzi Jellnek of Yugoslavia designed this spring costume consisting of coat and dress The ensemble was made of materials manufactured in that country The mocked topper is in blue and white motif with threequarter sleeves lwobutton closing and wide collar Underneath is rock in matching blue with blue and white binding at the rounded neckline and tiny sleeves Slowpoke Child Will Annoy BOth Mother And Teachers By CLEVELAND MYERS Trying to the nerves of many mother and teacher is the diild who is slowpoke At home the problem often be gins with the child over his dross ing and eating With the school Iago chlld its often over his going to bed and getting ready for school or doing chores Texas mother writes of her son eight He is in the 3rd grade in school and is in an advanced class He loves to read reads cxcep tinnally well and reads material for in advance of his years He also loves onward and all other sports lie belongs in the Cub Scouts and gets along wellwith other children attends Sunday School and church regularly VERY POICEY Hut he is undoubtedly the pokiest child have ever seen in getting anything that he starts completed This includes his Scout projects his school work his homework his tasks we have assigned to him at home getting dressed taking bath etc His teacher has now appealed to us for help but we dont know what to do either All the other children finish their assigned work We and the teacher both know that be is capable of doing the work but be just doesnt get it done in the allotted time He will look out the window look at the other children draw Ir Red Cross Helps Her Walk TORONTO CPI Merl Sim mons is of St Lucia British West Indies went to the Toronto General Hospital last August for new boot and braces to help support her left leg cripped by polio four years ago But it looks as if shell never need them Doctors told her they could fix the leg with two operations one an the hip and theothcr on main tendon in the ankle Merl was thrilled by thenews but found the cost was prohibitive She mentioned her trouble to fellow delegates attending junior Red Cross meeting at Kirkland Lake Ont and things happened fast The organizations branch wroteleiiers to her par ents and received permission to have the operationperformed the necessary $8000 for the oper ation became oJunior Red Cross project and arrangements were made for Merl to continue her studies while oonvalescing Merl hopes to go to Cambridge University on scholarship be come doctor and practise in the British West Indies She will be in hospital nnnther three months during which limo she will he visited regularly by members of os North York branch of the Junior Red Cross The cast came oil her leg sev eral weeks agoHer time now will be taken up with therapy de signed to do away with the heavy boot and awkward braces she once had to wear pictures fnol nround generally and now and then put down an answer on his paper She has kept him altar school to finish him up any At home we have tried talking to him reasoning with him re minding him to get busy when he is loitering at task punishing him depriving him of privileges and withholding all criticism and praising him when he does fin ish something in good time or WITS END What else is there to try There must be something wrong somewhere My reply in part Your sons pokiness is not easy to correct Center your attention on hold ing him to some strict family regulations like going to bed at certain time with his light out at reasonable time and appear ing properly groomed at meal time These are very definite things he must do Instead of jswmg set some penalties SPECIFIC ISUNISHMENTS For example if he is 20 mid utes late in being in bed with his light outrequire him to sit up unamused for in minutes where you can see him no hard hearted then You can do the table or comes home late for thle or comes home late for meals Pick out few things you can do something about easily Shouting at him to hurry and talking about his being slow are Shout the worst things you can My bulletins The Slowpnke and The Child Who Desnt Con centrate may be had by sending selfaddressed US stamped envelope to mein care of this newspaper THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA FDR TOMORROW Fridays aspects should inspire all those engaged in enterprises requiring originality and imagin nton Social domestic and to mantic matters will also be under good vibrations so you should enjoy very pleasant day FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that 1960 will be an extremely im portant year where your career and finances are concerned you take advantage of all nvoii nhlc opportunities nre coopera tive with both superiors and as sociates and promote your highly original ideas in convincing manner results should prove hilly spectacular Look for some extceptionaliy good news in Aug us tendency to override others could halt your advancement somewhat September however so keep emotions under control anduso diplomacy rather than force in pursuing your ob iectives then Family and social interests will be underline as pects during July and October and you can look for some good news late in November nndor in December work but this has not speedcd HOnor Girls At Achievement Days JEAN IRVINE homo Economist lor Simone County 1960 wu of to an excellent start this year with the Home making Club program filled with Achievclmnt Buy for the month of January Ind beginning of Feb nary At the Achievement Day in Guthrie Feb four girls lwyln Scott and Jean Anderson from Rugby Elvn Moon of Harvle Settlemen and Joan Board of JarrettCreighton were present ed their County Honours for the completion of six Homemaking Hub units Maureen Harrington Howkestone was prescnted the Ontario Womens Institute Schol arship by Mrs Earl Scott Pres ident of the Simcoe East District of the Womens institute The scholarship is awarded in two girls in Ontario each year and we are very pleased that Maur een received II this year She certainly is deserving of it She was recently preseoled with the Ontario Nursing Scholarship at tho Capping Ceremony at Royal Victoria Hospital The Achievement Day was cllmnx to the Supper Club unit Ench Club member was required to show class of tea biscuits at the Achievement Day and most of them were very mouthwater ing All parents should be proud of the accomplishments of their daughters Au Achievement Day or Sup per Club was also held in Elm vale Feb 13 This was also successful day The ten biscuits were appeuzing and again worth grout deal of praise In the al lernoan several of lhe Clubs demonstrated How to Make Tea Biscuits to the olher Club mem bers and the visitors None of us have any reason for not being able to make perfect blscuils DOW Fifteen girls lilaizio Mount mcr Von Viack Judy heison Edith Stanley and Betty Tonic Ebenezer and Moe Downer and Vivien Jacobs Snurin were pre sented their County Honours at this Achievement Day This cer tainly shows that the girls are enthusiastic about Club work and feel that it is worthwhile It cer tainly makes me feel proud of my work when see how much good it is doing Activity has not been going on with the girls only The ladies of North Simcoe were busy during January finishing up lamp shod es to show at the Summary Day in Guthrie The lamp shades cer tainly made an attractive dis play The ladicr did not slop at the shades they went on to many bases out of many and varied matcrlals There re buses out of salt and pepper shakers and vases over 100 years old and even out or an old tele phone So indies dont throw out those old things you never know when youll be able to make lamp base from them Plans are being made for the South Simcoe Summary Day for the Focus on Finishes project to be held in Barrie March 22 The ladies are preparing for fashion parade that should prove to be vcry interesting as there is wide assortment of styles and materials to be shown Children will also be modelling their new clothes if they are in the mood Lets hope they are Everyone is invited to come to 1960 coN Vasey Carol Armstrong Sharon Crows Ann French Jacqueline Robinson and Carole Robert shaw from Waverley Brenda Morrside North Wyovnle Aud rey Anderson Edenvale Lois Lockilart lllllsdnle Helen Pal Bradford Si the Summary Day and hop that we will see many of you At the our Fellows hall on Celtic Street in Barrie on Much SF grapes Theres grooi eating for you in Shlnm Grape Jelly with its rich harvestgroooflovourVoullflnd hue lrult flavour in all Shlnlfl fruit lollies and desserts Every Sllsrino Shiniilchcy product is flung gunmnxooo by nuxsmsn Syn be of Excellnncn s2075 naumy In terlor stroke Lynn dcr carton for economy con rem no nus ing now Month in IBIIY CITY MllTilliS LTP TO FIT WINDOW TO FIT WINDOW TO FIT lWlNDOW FEATURING 115 84 LONG sl595 s3lill $4850 LINED $3150 UNLINED humanism 90 LONG sues 51695 $2150 $3250 s3250 s4950 UNLINED LINED ABSTRACT FLORAL AND SCENIC PRINTS ON GOOD QUALITY ANTIQUESATINS PINCH PLEATED HEAD INGs READY TO HANG LINED WITH FIRST QUALITY SATEEN LiNlNG REMNANTS ond SHORT ENDS sorrow 11de Reg $100 Solo 42pm St 129 YOUNGS DIRAPERIES APPROXIMATELY 500 YDS PLAIN FABRICS Reg to 99 L95 Yd Solo Borrio PATTERNS Rog To 450 yd Solo Yd pII PA um