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mm mm mm lililii Lad tlbnlJlli4k on Bradford St Barrie THE by mary mount MAGNETIC FORCE Have you ever wondered about your magnetic Iirreceutly received some mail that indicated this poweris going towomens heads jewelry company has started making earring discs that are held in place bya magnet at the back of the earlobe No pinching But Just keep hoping that you dont get close to anything that would divert the magnetic field of force and steal your earrings IMMORIAL PETER PAN All who love fantasy and place called Never NeverLand will mourn the death of person who was partially responsible fora world of fantasy that has delighted millions Peter Llewellyn Davies died Tuesday night in fall from London England subway platform Mr Davies was better known as Peter Pan As 10yearold boy playing in Kenslngton Gar dens Peter became acquainted with playwright James Barrie Playwright Barrie was captivated by the tale Peter and his friends told oi place called NeverNeverLand about Captain Hack the pirate and crocodile that swallowed clock And so was the birth 01 the story of Peter Pan the boy who could fly and who never wanted to grow up Mr Davies did actually grow up to become owner of publishing house that published among other works the manuscripts of Mr Barrie But the mischievous Peter Pan that he implred never grow up he Just lives on CANADIAN DICTIONARY By the way in an interesting conversation with Miss Eleanor Harman Tuesday alternoon learned that the University of Toronto Press is deeply involved In work which delues deeply into the history of Can ada The Press expects to begin issuing volumes or the Dictionary of Canadian Biography sometime 1962 Miss Harman spoke proudly of this multivolumo work which will certainly be feather in Canadas literary cap Each period of Canadian history will be covered Ithoroughly and reference made to as many as possible the persons who merit it The dictionary which the Press claims will be more comprehensive and better organized than that or England or the United States is partiallly financed Trying New Food THE EXPERTS BAY by EDNA nun Canadian Pru Writer roaomo ice Canadians are timid in their approach to new foods Thats the opinion of Hugh Craig newlyelem president of the Canadian Restaurant Am elation Born in Ireland be now makes his home at Fort Mscleod Alta 28 miles west at Leihbridge Mr Craig has been In the restaurant business since 1932 when he opened sevenvrlool hamburger stand in Fort Macleod He now own variety store in Fort Mac leod pancake specially house in Calgary and an extensive summer resort in Waterloo Lakes Nailonll Prk lniervlewed Vwblle In Toronto for the annual association mesh Ing Mr Craig sold the success ful restaurateur offers 00d food good service and eodly air mnsphere SPECIAL ITEMS The bIg change in restaurants is the growth of the specialty houso he says Dining has also become much more leisurely and catering to families he become big business limited menu gives better quality control he advises and promotions are an effective way of introducing new or speciallZed foods Most diners scrutinize ihe prices beioro they even look at the menu Were real shoppers when it comes to menu prices Mr Craig says Oro Cali Club Meets Guthrie The first meeiing On +11 Calf Club was held March Si at Guthrie School Officers elected are as follows leader Jerry Rattle chairman Eric OBrien president Sylvia Cbappell vicepresident Doug Caldwell secretary treasurer Sharon Miller press secretary JoAnne OBrien Next meeling will be held at Guthrie School April at p1n Regular meeting will be held every third Tuesday of each month can and boys nyearl and by million dollar endowment bequeathed by the late James Nicholason Toronto over In invited to become mem Many dining room women husilyaddupihecosloimnking tbssamemealaibomhuilnll ottakoinioecwuniihemnnbu oiservicrs Incindedlnthnprice No other industry goes through so many services theyre bound Io be reflected in the price he explained REGIONAL TOPS Mr Craig would like to see the development of regional lies in Alberta we dishes and we do push as Al berta heel He would advise the Maritime in lake advantage oi marvellous pea soup and Brit Ish Colmnbla of Its salmon The bane of the Canadian res tnurani industry is the availablL Ily of operators licences Mr Craig says Anyone can go down to city hall take out licence and poison the first 50 people to walk into the restaurant the next day The association he says would like to have lighter restrictions which would keep unqualified people out of the business When there is legitimate complaint tell the operator Tell Ing your neighbors Isnt likely to reciily the mailer Dhsplta the act that Mr Craig is dedicated restaurateur he still says theres noihing like homecooked meal WI Euchre Nets $45 For Cancer Churchill ngmensmlnsémfitg sponsored on re of the Cancer Fund on April In observation oi April Fools Day the high score was award ed the low prize and the low score the top prize Price winers were Mrs John Donneliy Mrs Sturgeon Charles Lucas and Robert King Almost 545 was made at line Prizes were donated by Mrs NBmwnlng Mrs Constable van Burke and Brian Jackson The will hold its annual meeting April 14 in the Com munin Hall There will be eleo lion of officers Roll call will be suggestimsfor next years pro Siflm The Institutewill cater to the commiitee responsible for the SPEAKINGOF PEOPLE AND PLACES couple now Orillia groc ers but iormerly of this area celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary Ihia week Mr and Mrs Lee were married in the Crown vliIIl Methodist Church 50 year ago It was in ibis village that Mrs Lee daughter at Mr andMn Emms grew up Her hm Iiy moved to Barrie Jusi at the time of her marriage Mr and lira Lee spent the first year of their married life in Angus The couple have two chIldrea living in Orilllshiri Trevor Clayton and Shirley Lee Their elder son Frank died Febru ary 1959 NOIINEXI FRIDAY Members of the Womens Auxiliary in 102 Squadron Air Hobby Talk lit Venture Club mmmmnmsamol die Barrie Venture Ciub was held Tuesday evening at the home of Joan Sarjeani Barrie Terrace Covbosiesses for the evening were Evelyn Hunter and Roberta Elder The speaker was Garnet Pratt of Garawe Hobbies Mary St Mr Pratt spoke on the valuea and pleasures of hobby lie showed the members various mltvideas His assistant de monstrated the method of mak Ing attractive ribbon roses are ating an Interesting meeting Nine of the manberu plan to represent the club at the region al conference in Montreal April to 2A These planning to at tend are Audrey Hfliyard Beih Welsh Amy lea Mary Lou Migbeed Euiiunade Green Helen arr Evdyn hunter Joan lgreatly and Margaret aeodfel The final meeting before Eu lhlsSatulday Farm Forum iV groa LEliT ier will be held Mayors Mon lei April 19 Celery Sparks salmon Dish Looking for new ylayl to add variety to Lenten menus es featuring evaporated milk These recipes for casserole dishes with canned salmon and vege tables mono be welcome change Put these suggestions on men us during the Lenten season Celery Salmon Continental Makes servings tablespoon butter tablespoon flour teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper Cadeiswlilmeet Farce Association Hail Owen Street next Wednesday at 815 on not next Friday re ported in ihu column earlier this week Ifn Jun Gable will speak at the meeting UNIIEDCIIJBUIWKS The Toronto Conference branch of the Womans Mir alonary Societys the Boiled Church of Canada held Its an anal meeting at Richmond Hill mesday Wednesday and Thurs day of thll week Delegates of the Slmcoe Presbyteml who attended were Mrs Bell Borne vicepresidei of Cenire Sim coe Mrs Corrlgan Everett corresponding secretary Mrs Elih Drillil mission band secretary and Mrs Al len press secretary Mn Anderson win el ected president oi the confer ence branch for 1960 and will speak at Slmcoe Prubyierial annual meeting to be held at Central United Church May Mrs Anderson succeeded Mrs Rowe INTERNATI nmacroae An orillia woman who will be known by Harris and dist rict persons as former areal deni of the Simone County and Muskoh dislrict branch of the Ontario Hairdressers may be SALLYS SALLIES TION Pilll lcup undiluted evaporated milk egg yolks beaten tablespoons soft butter tablespoons lemon juice cups cooked celery 1lilb cans or 1ib oan salmon drained 36 cup £7313 sharp Cheddar cheese cooked rice Blend tablespoon butter flour salt and pepper in saucei pan over low heat Slowly add evaporated milk Cook until Photo By Carnation Comp CHERY SAIMON CONTINENTAL SEBV WITH RIDE AND GREEN SALAD NEWS OI STROUD Campbell has gone to live with his son John at Shanty Bay On April Mr and Mrs Owens of Big Bay Point took up residence in the Campbell house on Young Street Mr Owens is manager of the Fina gas station couple of days in Toronto last week Edward Jones is patient in Barrie hospital sulfering from pneumonia and heart condi tion and is progressing favorab ly Mrs Nightingale and Mr Cooper are also there with pneu Illimlli gt BIRTH OF DAUGHTER Congraiulations to Mr and Mrs Don Cochrane on the birth of daughteron April to Mr and Mrs Lackie on the birth of son on March iii also In Mr and Mrs Harvey Weber on 3e birth of daughter on March FEIE BRIDE103E Miss Edith Thompson RN who will be married in St James Congratulations to Mrs Campbell on being lucky prize winner at Adams Home Furn ishings She was the recipient of washing machine Miss Olive Robertson Barrie spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her brother Harold INHOSPIIAI Archie MeNabb entered the General Hospital Toronto on April to undergo surgery on The WI held quilting on March so in the basement offthe United Church and completed their project The final euchre of the three nte months was held on March 23 in the Eastern Star rooms Ladies prizes went to Mrs Ayers Mrs Giblt bons and Mrs Mari Mens prizes went to Mr and Mrs Mel Ayerst and Bert Mulholiand The cash prize for the highest total score or the season was won 1obasbeena ay amaanra moranawau Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA CP Theres more psychology to green lipstick than meets iha aye Carleton University coeds hare wore it to test the pressures of conformity They were preparing for spring essay on Conlurmity but the lipsticks clinical purpose was sect oI the psychology class gt Campus actin of observers and observedsurprised even the psychologyvprofessor Dr Wake expected teasing not strong comment he said Green Lips Fail Ottawa Campus It showedthat Carleton isnt al freethinking as the professor or students had believed UNEASY WEARERS Green lip ti blossomin may the lmeesox crowd did not start fad and participants in the demonstration of applied psychology found being different was harrowing Girls nolicedfaster than fe ows it was reported to the professor Girls also were more barbed coed missile llonesiy it doesnt do justice to your looks was the kindest Ihickened stirring constantly Remove from heat Slowly stir little hot sauce into beaten egg yolks Add iovremaiaing sauce Stir in soft butter and lemon Juice Place bot celery in in dwxdual casseroles or large shallow mserole Top with salmon pieces Spoon sauce over top Sprinkle with dicese Broil Etodindies hm bediuntll sauce isbubbly about min utes Servewith rice wrelhmsaidiheyfelttoocon sp1cuuus Next day classmates joined Lorna wealmg green lipstick to give the impression the fad was catching fire But they were dis 1lllusioned by the can1pm relies on Darlenne Saucy darkhaired beauty who might be expected to get away even with green lip stick said she was subjected to cruel omm at and would never try anything that gt cutting is that the any way you ah can get attention was one Youshouldbo able to wear logo at university and notbe noticed saidillon Ward one of the psychology class boys who was in cntbe secret is YOURSELF in run morons hnrclronApni much feted guest of honourOn March 29 forty of her friends gathered at the home of Mrs Rix to shower Edith Prior to the presentation of gifts Mrs Wan Iess read two poems The Road to Romance and Add This to Your lrousseau She also con ducted two contests which were won by Mrs Nelson and Mrs Graham delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her as sistants On April 55 the bride be friends gathered at byMrs Willoughby Mrs Edgar Thompson spent the home of Mrs Don McNahb to honor Edith The giits camoufl aged as or sick patient were wheeled in and presented to the bridetobe Lila Holland Donna Webb assisted in opening the lovely gifts bountiful lunch ganduded very pleasant even Those from our district who at tended the Holstein Breeders banquet at Cookstown on March 29 were Me and Mrs Harold Robertson Ralph Robertson and Everett Frank Murphy Donald and Poul Murphy Mr and Mrs Marshall Campbell and Mr and Mrs Mel cook female comment Go away and come back when youate ripe quipped an unim pressed male Pretly brunette Lorna Fielding 19 slariéd whatLhe demonstra iors ibrought would blossom into fad by pretending she had re ceived tube of green lipstick from relative in the United States Its the rage down there like itverymuch she said bravely to the girls in the wash room Two others askedif they re markabla that small fling like green lips Ir would cause commotion it lanai am thing when you are Wearing aid Lorna could try it when to one lec it no learn Mn Flora Canon named or director on the posed aisle of oifioerr of to Club lniernailonnL The vol rng will take place in June om rrrsruls gr Miss Fern Smiths daughter of Mr Ind In Smith Duckworth Sweet In enla tained recently prior in her mardagcto Terence Council April id Mrs Robert Clarke Irishh cl Ontario held miscellalr eoul mower in her honor drs Vernon Gilmore Infar foromhIr Grownvups like If babIes ihriva on It smooth ecfifiUunkei Rsnnai Dessert In chocolate cl any of the other olx deliciou flavours Youllflndihasornainioappaal In all SaladaShlulifHorsoy desserts Minn km to 16 IN proodnioibsrs willlovuha bouncy permanent mile PrenygmThisill Immanantsolt long and oh so manall 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