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Barrie Examiner, 16 Sep 1948, p. 5

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Third Annual THURSDAYLSEPTEMBER 16 1948 Farmers Day Brings Steial Thousand Continued from page one Ferns RR ll Barrie Several pro ducts of the firm including milking machine were included in the dis play The lllIIC truck was one which gained honorable irrentlon This fea tured Sign After September woman washng clothes wrih hand operated machine and light was provtded with an oil lantern The crowds gave big band to the Greer Transport bus which carried Barrie5 leenAgers Chorus who had recently returned from performance at the CNE Under the direction of Craig Hamilton the teenagers sang as their bus moved along the streets The Allandale Lumber and Fuel erirpany had float which won many favorable comments mim ature cottage was mounted on truck and two attractive children were seated on the lawn in front of the little cottage They were Mavis and Baden children of Ald and Mrs Charles Griffin Another parade entry which in terested the crowd was that of Pifhers Garage Oir one truck were men threshing grain as they did years ago One operated cradle by hand to harvest the grain and another was threshing the grain with haird operated flailcr This truck was followed by modern harvesting machine There were several other floats that helped to make an attractive parade and most of the entries fea tured farm products or products related to the farm AFTERNOON PROGRAM The afternoon program was open ed at pm at the arena park Six teams were entered in the doubles division of the horse shoe pitching contest The horse shoe winners were Allan McLean and Archie McLean of Dunncon These brothers were also the winners one year ago Winning every game they had perfect score of 250 Two teams were tied for second placewmd in the playoffs the win ners were WE Crawford of Mine sing and Albert McFadden of Bar rie Third place went to Arthur Baker ofCollingwood and Jimmy McLean of Nottawa Allan McLean won first prize in the singles and second prize was II by Crawford report of the Bay Show which was held during the afternoon at the 1001 hall on Collier street is published in another column At DJ on the Post Office Square the Old Time Fiddlers cori tesi was held Bert Mulholland of Stroud won first place in the fiddlers contest and Chester Marshall of Cundles was second Closely following the winners was Gordon Sliclswell RR Shanty Bay Others who took part and won vigorous applause dont core if you cant cook darling 4soilong in you can open packagesof Posts GrapeNuts Flakes Oh George youre wonderfull Ill just open package of malty rich honeygolden Posts Grape Nuts Flakes and quicklike break fast will be readyl Ummm that oneandonly outofthisworld Posts Grape Nuts Flakes avor And good nourishment too dont forget Yep Hon theyre jampacked with carbohydrates minerals and other food essentials that sure will make your husband husky guyl 5And of course was only kid ding about not being able to cook can make scrumptious cookies cakes andofher good things from those tested recipes onthe Easts GrapeNuts Flakespackages How about picking up some crisp crunchy Posts GrapeNuts Flakes on our way down to get the marriage license HENRY DOUGALLS HISTORIC HOUSE tContlnued from page one Maclherson Tth IE Li first flcor to the cellar In Mr Dongalls boynot tl tli the scene from the Market Square this vastly different from greets him today Glancine out over Bay when he was boy ll Dua gall saw the water rgttltlctl with booms of pine logs and lint boats chugng about moving the logs to sawmills There Wcrt more boats on the Nilltl in liltilt lays the railway was not thought of mi this part of the Country and autot that Incl from the large crowd were Waiter Beatty of Cookstuwn and Leo lIar rison If Cookstown The freckle face contest and pigtail contest were held on the Post Office Square The freckle face winners were Barry Johnson 65 Elizabeth street and Garry Hol lywood 83 Maple Barrie There were nine entrants in the piglail contest These were divided into two classes Carroll Itankin age It RR Mintsing was first in the senior division and Florence Anderson aged RR Ilarric was first in the junior division baseball game at the Arena Park between Stroiid and Utopia was won 53 by Strnud EVENING PROGRAM Following the parade ceremony of presentations was conducted on Ave both of the platform at the Post Office Square Norman Clarke presented the winners of the baby contest which Stewart Page agricultural ro Presentiitivc presented prizes to tolling $60 to the six Winners of the Farm Improvement contest Half thQ money was provided by the Chamber of Commerce and the other half was from entry fees and from the Junior Farmers The judging was done by Page and Nornraii Clarke in September of 1947 and one year later Joan Lungman of Elmvale won firstpiiZeUFSZO0thcr winners were Archer Orr Lake $15 Gordon Clarkand family of Shanty IBay $10 Mr and Mrs Craig RR Barrie $5 Howard French of Elmvalc $5 Allan Brown RR Barrio $5 At pm Mayor Mayor performed the ceremony of pre senting the key to the Town of Barrie to Warden Walter Middlel ton of Flos Township The Warden expressed his pleasure at being present for the happy occasion Later in the evening square dance calling contest was held The winner was Tommy Iattcndeir RR Barrie of the Stroud Mountaineers Second prize went to Walter Batu hour of Stroud There were eight entries in this contest During the course of the even liigisoni motluliotdugswcre given away 3000 cups of coffee and 2000 bottles of soft drinks All this was free of charge gift from the merchants of Barrie to the farm ers of the surrounding district Members of the GaeyTwcnties Club were in chargeof the booths from which the refreshments were dis pensed From about pm until 130 pmy thousands of the visitors and town folk danced on Dunlop street Music was providedby two popular or chestras one near the Post Office and the other in front of Jacobi and Grahams While it was raining on Thursday morning the weather cleared dur ing theafternoon and all the events of the day and evening were run as scheduled Directors of thc Chamber of Commerce were pleas ed with the response from the people of rural Simcoe to Bariies lllt large building where the Ame Hotel now stands that was srziil arty exposed with tire ZIILZ utei entrance being dropped fioa tire had been held during the afternoon THE BARRIE EXAMINER BARRIE ONTARIO camps Kittigutzfelall we lLlzlYlplivll gate dei illbltrrllttlt it making fllthl Ithlftziltg Fth period the brim donations fer next the if gtirmlnlcs had not ll nenttd With the Henry llougall luIw on the Third Annual Farmers Day inside or outside surnusnt HILK IELM JERSEYICE QEAM OFFICEJ PLANT Igglsoruu Barrie Oh theyre pretty tattle when Jersey01dTyrno ice cream 4252 you filed their That Wonderful yICE CREAM spciai rim for this week is cups flour tbspnahirrteri Kcup milk inl Mtspn salt the us grotgd 9080 Itapna Maglc Baking Powder When halfbaked place square of cheese on top of biscuits forlex tn avo r1 Sift dry there ghoul 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