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Across the Kitchen Cable By MRS. MAC Reading some old recipes -recent- ly, that were rich in butter, cream and eggs, I was reminded of my days on the farm when I churned my own butter, used oodles of thick, rich cream for baking and dressing lettuce salad, and eggs by the dozen, (and believe it or not, my waistline stayed at 24 inches, Oh, good old days!) It was good to have those things in abundance, . though it was not always pos- » to have fruit and.other things that; provide a welcome. variety in meals. News from the Lrelyn Shoppe With all the co-ordinates shown this season, we think "Wardrobe Magic' is a good word to- apply to the many versatile costumes, such as a two piece suit with a three-quarter coat, one side gives you a plain sports outfit and re- versed, it gives you a dressy cot- ton knit costume. Or one of the co- ordinate knits by Miss Sun Valley. Buy one top or two, one sleeveless and: one wtih short sleeves, to inter-change with matching skirt, slacks and Jamaica shorts. You could circle the globe with these uncrushable knits and be well- dressed at all times, without a wrinkle. The "Gero of Paris'? knits, just arrived at Evelyn's, you will love! A coat and dress in violet shade wool is eye-catching. The coat, fully lined, can be worn over any summer frock as well. Jackets in wool, knit in an interesting weave, replace the old shortie coat. For those whose only love is a sheath dress, Gero has made up a mer- cerized cotton sheath with an un- usual design. We like the price, too, $16.95. The "'Magic'"' is to learn to dress to suit your personality. Are you the feminine, classic or sophisti- cated type?) Know your type and dress accordingly. You will find wardrobe magic at Evelyn's, where you are always welcome, whether buying or just brousing. Do not miss looking at Evelyn's Special rack where you will find many interesting. values. Just now, coats and suits are being cleared to make room for summer sports- wear. We think a lemon~ yellow Hand Woven Scotia Craft coat, regular $59.95, now $32.50, is a terrific buy, or an. all-weather coat in Egyptian poplin, was $35.- 00, now $14.95, and a suit in black Blin, a' Blin- by Gordon, regular $79.95, for $39.95 and many others. This. is high quality merchandise and 'bargain prices, WE ARE JUST AS MODERN AS CAN BE, WE-KEEP UP \ WITH THE TIMES } ~YOU SEE/ FINOLAY ELECTRIC CONTRACTING - WIRING & REPAIRS OIL BURNER SERVICE-RADIO SERVICE 05.2-366 346 CECI ST| HAILEYBURY | But my blood used. to boil then, as now, when people who lived in town and never bothered with a garden but did have a car, elec- tric washing machines, fridges and lights, would come. and tell me how "lucky"? I was to have my own vegetables, butter and cream, without having to pay for them! The Lord didn't always give me patience to meekly smile and agree. with them, especially if I had just finished, milking several cows that I had first chased all over a forty acre bush pasture to find and bring home, or if I had just come in froma, stint: of hoe- ing in a clay loam garden. Hven now, I have several little nicks bitten in my tongue, for so.often, as | work in my garden, among my flowers or at the lawn, I am asked by the children who. flock around (to help me by getting in my way and stepping on my new- ly sset out seedlings) for some flowers to take to their teachers, because "Mummy doesn't like working in a garden and she has not time anyway."' All the "Mum- mies'? are young and healthy and do not work outside their homes. However, it doesn't hurt my. ton- gue to be nipped a few times and the joy I get out of my garden and flowers far exceeds any weariness I feel, and I think I have, through the years, given pleasure to a good many people by sharing my blossoms with them. ¥ Re Km One day last week, I had occa- sion to walk up past the Armour- , Jack Lemmon, /came past him, he would' slow Theatre Preview MYSTERIANS, THE -- Science- Fiction Melodrama. (Japanese- made with English dubbed dialog). Inhabitants of the planet Mysteroid attempt to take over Earth, mate with Earth girls. and enslave the men, sending huge metallic mon- stors.to destroy whole.cities. Earth scientists. unite. to repel. the. inva- ders. Kenji Sahara, Yumi Shira- kawa, Akihiko Hirata: Director: Inoshiro Honda. Toho Production. (CinemaScope). IT HAPPENED TO. JANE -- Comedy. Story of the conflict be- tween a. young widowed lobster shipper and a _ skinflint railroad tycoon for the right to ship. her lobsters on his. trains. The towns- people and general public alike rally to her support. Doris Day, Ernie Kovacs, Director; Richard Quine, Arwin Production, The name of ithe Quebee mining town of Veal @'Or means "valley of gold", although the ttown is buillt-on a high plateau; the name is thought to have come from a brand of tobacco popular with early miners in the region, ies when a young man was mow- ing the lawn with a power mower. An elderly man was sitting on the steps reading a newspaper and every time the man with mower down to peer over his shoulder at the headlines. It was one way of catching up on the news. Thursday, May 26, 1960 Empire Day Marked! At Haileybury: PS The pupils of Grade five of the Haileybury Public School, under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. R. Stevenson, and Mrs. J. S. Weir, provided an excellent Empire Day program on Thursday afternoon, for the teachers and other pupils of the school. The program consisted of-a play with an Empire theme, depicting Canada as a part of a great com- monwealth, a number of chorus- es, including Rule Britannia, The Maple Leaf Forever, and O Can- ada. Harold Kenty gave a "Jacques Cartier' solo, and when O The Haileyburian Page 7 Canada was sung, Esther Chure- hill sang the last verse as a solo. The program was held in the auditorium of the school which had been suitably decorated with flags and bunting by the pupils assisted by Mrs. Stevenson. NORTH COBALT | UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 29th 1960 at 3:P.M. Chureh Anniversary. Service. Rev. J. W, Young B.D., S.TM Guest. Preacher: Chairman, of. Temiskaming 7% Presbytery Everyone; Invited a BEDDING PLANTS A choice variety of Flowers. and Vegetables GIANT SPECIAL PLANT NOW PANSIES ALBERT Bali 12 GROOM Moore's Cove SiGe i PLAYGROUND -- DRIVE IN Children under 12 Free EVERY MONDAY NIGHT IS BUCK A CAR NIGHT FREE PONY RIDES 7 $50 Reward for information. speakers from Drive In property. If. any speakers are acci- dentally torn off post, please leave at Snack Bar. of anyone found removing Last Showing Tonight: "SEA WIFE" FRI, & SAT. MAY. 27 - 28 DORIS JACK DAY - LEMMON ERNIE KOVACS T HAPPENED TO JANE A COLUMBIA PICTURE * AN ARWIN PRODUCTION - EASTMAN COLOR is MON. & TUES. ROBERT ROBERT RICHARD COLOR by DE LUXE MITCHUM-WAGNER-EGAN: BRITT-PHILIPS § CINEMAScoP lege: MAY 30 - 31 WED. & THURS. JUNE 1-2 ss SM COLUMBIA PICTURES presents JAMES STEWARET* KIM NOVAK. JACK. LEMMON -ERNIE KOVACS HERMIONE CINGOLD * ELSA LANCHESTER * JANICE RULE = a proew production : TECHNICO! op. EMPIRE PERFOR Mon. to Sat. doors open at 6:30 On Double Feature last complete show at 8:15 p.m. MANC ES p-m. Shows at 7 &9 on single bill FIRST TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH IS FAMILY NIGHT SHOWING OLD TIME REVIVAL PICTURES -- CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE WITH PARENTS Half: Hour-Cartoon: at every Matinee Last Showing Tonight: "THE ANGRY HILLS" FRI. & SAT. MAY 27.- 28 co =F Bhg, es THEO 'DOCTOR' |e TEAM! Introducing MYLENE DEMONGEOT, Efe EASTMAN COLO A RANK ORGANIZATION PRESENTATION STARRING MICHAEL CRAIG: ANNE HEYWOOD JAMES ROBERTSON \N JUSTICE WED. & THURS. GANGLAND | HISTOR Pu, WARNER BRO on by A United States Productions RAY DANTON - KAREN STEELE» ELAINE STEWART* LING Directed by, BUDD. BOETTICHER wstitoo R, "HE RICE AND FALL OF LEGS Ss. STARRING peek BA Written by JOSEPH LANDON Picture Produced by MILTON SPER YOUR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Cartoons Every Night : Admission: Adults. 65c