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KITCHEN GOSSIP By EILEEN DIXON EASY ENTERTAINMENT During the holiday season casseroles will be featur ed at many supper party and with good reason These easy going dishes can be prepared in advance dont require watching in the oven and stay hot in their handsome containers until guests are ready for seconds Seafood can be counted on to make elegant party casseroles How would you like one containing husky chunks of tuna and cooked frozen asparagusbaked together in creamy toasted almond sauce Or perhaps tender morsels of crab meat baked in sherryflavored sauce attractively flecked with bits of red pimento and green pepper Recipes for both of these delicacies have been supplied by the home econ omics of Canadas Department of Fisheries COMPANY TUNA BAKE cans ounces each tuna packages ill ounces each frozen asparagus 12 cup chopped blanched almonds cup butter melted 14 cup flour V2 teaspoon salt lg teaspoon pepper few grains nutmeg cups milk tablespoon sherry optional paprika Drain tuna and break into large pieces Cover as paragus with boiling salted water Heat until water returns to boiling point drain Cut asparagus into oneinch pieces Place in greased onequart casser ole Top with the tuna Fry almonds in butter until golden brown Blend in flour and seasonings milk gradualw and cook until thick stirring constant iy Add sherry Pour over tuna and asparagus Sprinkle with paprika Bake in moderate over 350 deg for 25 to 30 minutes Makes six serv ings CRAB CHARLOTTE CASSEROLE cups cooked crab meat 0R cans ounces each 14 cup flour 14 cup butter or margarine cups milk tablespoons minced onion 12 teaspoon celery salt teasopon grated orangerind tablespoon chopped parsley tablespoon minced green pepper pimento finely chopped drops Tabasco sauce tablespoons sherry egg beaten lz cup fresh bread crumbs 12 cup grated cheddar cheese pimento or tomato for garnish Remove any shell or cartilage from crab meat If using canned crab drain Break meat into largr pieces Melt butter blend in flour Add milk grad ually and cook until thick and smooth stirring con stantly Add onion celery salt orange rind parsley green pepper pimiento Tabasco sauce and sherry Stir little of hot sauce into egg add to remaining sauce stirringieonstantly Add crab meat Turn into greased Ilaquart casserole Mix bread crumbs and cheese Sprinkle around top edge of casserole Bake in moderate oven 350 deg for 15 minutes Re move from oven and garnish top with pimiento cutj in shape of poinsettia flower or whirl of thinly out tomato wedges Place under broiler and broil for about minutes to lightly brown the crumbs Makes six servings DELICIOUS APPETIZERS Bitesize chunks of seafood speared on pick with another tasty morsel make quick delicious appetiz ers Some good combinationsare square of mar inated herring with small pickled onion bit of smoked oyster with wedgeshaped piece of sliced lemon cube of smoked salmon with piece of dill pickle curly shrimp with piece of olive T0 LITTLE PAPER BOYS EVERYWHERE Not Forgetting The Girls God bless the little paper boy who plies his merry way Through summer heat through snow and sleet to bring the news each day crab He sometimes has grubby face and hands redetipped nose But he sees the funny side of things and whistlesas he goes He tries to keep his papers cleanis proud on time to be so if hes late forgive because hes only young you see With loomgap grin and freckled cheek hes scmeones pride and joy So say God bless you in your heart paper boy God bless the little He may become as you tip the paper boy Some day when hes man leader so help him all you can CAR momentous Save Wear and Tear On Your Cars Engine And Battery By installing An Electric Engine Heater In YourCar The Engine Heater Will Produce Rapid Starts For Less ThanOne Half Ceni PerHdur Now Is The Time To Have Your Dealer Install An Engine Healer In Your Car Time Clock May Be installed To Turn On The Heater When Required BARRIE PUBLIC UTHJTES COMlVflSSION Add ing Members of the Womens Hospital Auxiliary cntertain ed guesis at Christmas din ner party held at St Georges church hall last evening The highlight of the evening was the prcsentaiion of life membership pins and past president pins Miss Helen Shanahan superintendent of RVH Barrie presented the pins Above Miss Shannlian Ninetylive girls completed the 4H Homemaking Club pro lect Working with Wool at their Achievement Day in Dun troon During the morning mem bers judged two classes wool skirts and woollen materials and answered quiz pertaining to the subject maltcr discussed during this project large audience was on hand in the afternoon to see the girls model skirts and jumpers which they had made during the project In addition to fashion parade the girls pre sented demonstrations and skits and commented on their club exhibits Clubs who presented demon strations or skits were Sunni dale Corners Duntronn Clover lca Dunedin Clearvicw and Brentwood The following members com mented on their clubs ex hibit Ellen Moles Zion Jubi lee Mary Kane Cains Corn ers Marie Maltas Avening Lynda Elliott Lisle Ellen Hams mill Singhamplon Atlthe end of the program fiveyear leadership award was presented to Mrs Leslie Brillinger Zion Jubilee Club Five girls received county hunnr certificate and pin on completing six 4H Homemaking Club projects These girls weref Sandra Sinclair Aven Donna Duncan Cains Corners Ann Buie Clearview OPEN So Easy To open So Convenient To Use l3 DUNLOP ST 95 4H Club Members Attend Achievement Day At Duntroon Linda Chambers Duncdin and Mary Ellen Hammill hamplon Each member who complet ecd the project successfully was presented with 4H Home making Club sterling teaspoon Home economists assisting with the Achievement Day were Miss Eleanor Kidd home ccan omics service Toronto Miss Diane Currie Wellington Coun ty and Miss Marion Waddcll Victoria Durham and Pcterbor ough counties This project required great deal of work on the part of the leaders and they are to be con gratulated Following is list of the lead ers and assistant lcadcrs Av ening Mrs Russell Noble and Mrs William Timmons Brent wood Mrs Lewis Kellman and Mrs William Schell Cains Corners Mrs Dickinson and Mrs Nell Clearview Mrs Duncan Motion and Mrs Eurkholder Cloverlea Mrs Frank Giffcn and Mrs Don Carmichael Dunedin Mrs 0rlt ville Young and Mrs Elton Me theral Dunlroon Mrs Don Sing Hennessey and Mrs Dean Lou gheed Lisle Mrs Ernest Mc Ardiur and Mrs Arnott Weath erall Singhampton Mrs Lloyd Hurst and Mrs Donelda Mc Lean Sunnldalc Comcrs Mrs MacGauley and Mrs Van de Vcldon Zion Jubilee Mrs Les lie Brillinger and Mrs Perry Bowins Leave This Where Hell See It PRESENT PINS AT CHRISTMAS DINNER PARTY centre presents past presi dent pin to Mrs McCar roll left president in 1958 who travelled from Mealord for the ceremony Mrs Roy Christie right newly installed president watches the pro cccdings Examiner Photo THE STARS SAY By ESTRELLITA Do not let desire for diver slon sidcirack you from necese scry duties now And dont make unnecessary changes in projects which are now running smoothly Vibrations during the evening hours indicate some instability where personal relationships are concerned so go out of your way to be tactful and tolerant For frhe Birthday lf tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates the Possibility of unusual financial opportunities coming your way within the next three months also promises fine aspects for domcstic and property affairs during July and AugusL Those engaged in creative work or any profession requiring originality and imagination will be under exceptionally good influences during the months of September and October From May until the end of August will not be propitious period for making changes either in your home or business Let things rid along then and do not discuss future plans with casual acquaintances during that period Too it would be bet ter to rely on yourself to get things done than to dapend upon others Cooperation will be defi niter lacking child born onthis day will be ambitious intelligent and highly conscientious ond Furlike JACKETS llhe Fur Jacket active role in your destined to lead an fashion life from Now to May Below is just Partial listing SPECIAL PRECHRlSTMAS SALE GORDON FILE and WINK only HEAVENLY BORG Grey Beige Black or Brown DYNAMIC DIMENSIONAL STRIPE in Grey oi Beige CALI an HEAVENLY ALiiA Black Diamond Mink lMPERlAL MOUTON 7Dyed Processed Lamb EVER Poem MUSKRAT Dyed Hanks osracrniim SELECTED Musician Dyed Back anaMlNG CHINA Mle Lustrous Beauty at Mink SUSSMANS CHARGE ACCOUNT HER cumnuns cirrsioan socm rchch SPEAKING OF PEOPLE AND PLACES RETURNS FROM SEATTLE Mrs George Bradley Drury Lane has relan to the city after four weeks visit with relatives in British Columbia and Seattle Washington Mrl Bracflcy travelled via TCA to attend the funeral of her broth erinlisw Millard Kirkmau in Seattle The Victoria Mrs Dr odiey was the guest of her par entI Mr and Mrs William Rogers ATTEND TORONTO RECEPTION Mr and Mrs John Stepheni son Shanty Bay Road Mr and Mrs Harold Brett Agnes Street and Mr and Mrs Jim Gilmore formerly of Barrie now of Aurora were guesls at pre Christina cocktail party at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Wstken Don Mills Saturday evening Members of the Barrie BusL ness and Professional Womens Club entertained guests at social evening and exchange of gifts following the regular meeting last evening Am ong those allending are rs Ken Bell Mrs Dorothy Yost Miss Hazel Caldwell Miss Don othy Falconer Miss Mary Mc Lennan Mrs Ellen Ley Mrs Hyacinth Scott Mrs Frank Jon es Mrs Ralph Dawson Miss Evely nKightley Miss Violet Wade Mrs McLeod Miss Lola Mnhon Miss Mildred Mer edith Mrs Astrid Bachm 11 Miss Gladys Gilbank Mrs Ayclilfe Mrs Gardner Mrs Florence Burrows Mrs Edith Diblcy Miss Mabel Fer guson Mrs Lillian Jones Mrs Beulah McBride Miss Wilson Mrs Mary Aiken Mrs CEMBERBRIE Dr and Mrs James Har old Nixon Smith wish to an nounce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Lynne Jill to Thomas David Marshall son of Dr Albert Haydon Marshall and the late Mrs Marshall of Dunnville Ontario The wedding will take place at Collier Street United Church Barrie Dec 30 Gracc Murphy Miss Carol Mey ers Miss Sharon Fralick Mrs Langfnrd Mrs Alice fluency and Mrs Blanche Hoare CHRISTMAS PARTY dinner party was held for staff members and guests of Barrie Branch of th Imperial Llle insurance Comp the Woman Marks 101 st Birthday Mrs Charles Rathwcil celebr ated her loist birthday Monday at quiet gathering of friends and relatives She has lived almost all her life in Navan ii village of 200 located 15 miles east of Ottawa Still in remarkably good heal ili Mrs Rathwell is able to knit and takes lively interest in events about her She has been widoiv since 1928 and lives with one of her five chili dren Last year Mrs Rathwell 200 guests at her 100th birth party has four great grand idren two residing in Barrie Anne and Glenn Dicker son children of Mr and Mrs Don Dickerson of Seaforth Ave nue Glenn is Mrs Rathwells only great randso pleasure to give pleasure to receive BOUDOIR Glamorous mulewiih soiln covered Wedge heel and snlt soft iurquolso or red chenilan uppers 59 Elegant and soil beicenrlenion sucdaioalhor with matching liir cull opanpo sole 339 Moccasin sfyledin while blue smooth leather with dainty gold binding shearliiig sufi 49 any at the home of Mrs if Dyment High Street last evening Among the guests were Mr and Mrs Ernest Cumbeh land Allision Mr and Mn ennelh Skelly ur and Mrs Stan Jones Mr and Mrs Hol ils Robinson Mr and Mrs Br uce Brown Mr and Mrs Muri ray Rupert and Mr and Mrs Rayner McCullough all of Ban rie Mr and Mrs George Wil lson oi Orillia and Superintend nnt of Agencies bewih White and Mrs Lcwthwalte of Toronto Mr McCullough manlt agar of Ihe Barrie Branch was in charge of arrangements Mr and Mrs Harold Tordifi Kcmpcnfelt Drive were guests at the Park Plaza Toronto where they attended luncheon given by the directors of Fam ous Players Con Corp Limited to members of the 25year club At the luncheon 35 members were awarded 23year pins and were presented with watches suitably inscribed The club is made up of staff in Famous Players theatres from Halifax in Vancouver nro members were initiated into the 40year clubi Mr Tordiif is one of the low proicctionlsts who has op erated 25 years in the theatre DINNER AND DANCE Thc annual Chrlslmas dinner and dance for the stuff of Can adylctClosurLs Anne Street was held Saturday evening at the Canadian Legion Hall Col lier Street roast turkey dinlt nor was allowed by dancing to music provided by Peter Bier land Don Burden and Jerry Martin The event was con vcncd by social committee members Bill Bradshaw Bill Thompson Bill Gill Mrs Bernier Mrs llL Hill and Mrs Ken Craft Lucky spot dance prize winners were Dick Hof fer Mrs Cox Milo Klem enlti Mrs Eernler andMr and Mrs Hey Dobson ATTEND CONVENTION Ralph Snelgmve Theresa and Dr Crossland Dun donald St attended the convon Lion of television program dir ectors held in Montreal and later at the Belmont Manor Bermuda Dec to 10 YULETIDE PARTY British American Oil Com pany hosted 90 employees and their wives to Christmas din ner and dance party at Com munity House Saturday evening Salesmen and garage managers from Hanover Owen Sound Aurora Newmarkct and On angcville attended the event which was convened by Jim McCallum and Roy Tod Among the guests were district manV ager Norm Atkinson and Mrs Atkinson of Orillia Door prizV es were won by Mrs Frank Turner Mrs Hall Welsh all of Barrie Mrs Hillier of Aurora Try An Examiner Want Ad Combine comfort with elegance choose from variety of styles and materials unsurpassed atsuch alcw Iowoost Suiprise the whole family wiih Slippels by eaia AZUR Warm and comfortable red areen plald tall yellow lining lionslip lubbersole gt39 5199 iii hams Bloom NAME iii ibOlWEAR sAnRis FLA1A WELLINGTON ST in ANNE sr