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gamma EXAMINER WUNESDAY SEPT 16 1953 MM Next Week Loblaws Free Cooking School Mrs Elsie Clay Rogers well 51 am American dietit four Sc and world raretier com ing to Barrie on Monday apt ll for the entire week Every afternoon from Monday through Friday from 133 to Millethoot lair This turned out to be which pm the famous school has drawn largo audiences in Bar rte for the last few years will be open to the public There will be daily putts of dc foods and convenient valvei rical appliances and big spacial prizes for the week an clcctric stove and an electric refrigerator Many local homewivcs will rel member Mrs Rogers and her asg cinating food talks from other years when the cookin schoolg drew capacity daily audiences Her fresh new food ideas and bright and breezy personality has made her favorite of cooking schth audiences across the Cullillfy Mrs Rogers studied at Fanny Farmers Cooking School in Busi ton She was head dietitian for the New England Medical Centre edi ltor of eight important food pub lications and manager of anamous resort inn at Miami Beach She has studied food all over the world and is recognized expert on the wonderfully flavored Scan dinavian dishes and spicy nour ishing Itglian foods There will hel lots of fun and entertainment at her cooking school as well as plen ty of frcst and Worthwhile inform ation about main meals snacksm party and special foods the some thing different that family cookst are constantly looking for andi always with an eye to economy The cooking school will be held at the Roxy Theatre in Mondayxlmude by the judges Wednesday Thursday and riday afternoons Sept 21 22 23 24 and 25 from 130 to 330 daily FERGUSONVALE Mr and Mrs Hugh MacMillan of Blackheath and Mr and Mrs D0naldMacMillan of Caledonia Spent weeks holiday with Mrs George Muir Francis Eleanor and Bernard Halloran spent their vacation with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Stephens Oshawa Home Front Hospital Glad to report OHalloran is able tobe home again from the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie Mr and Mrs William Cumming spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Van Camp of Vasey Mr and Mrs Stoneman Toronto visited Mrs CharlesThurlow on Monday FRIEND T0 NEIGHBORS Whatever the state of the world around us none of Canadas neigh bors showed any anxiety over the outcome of our federal election All were assured we shall have good fair Big Success lwas lined up the poultry and other the trees was tied the solves of all texltlbit These were all of qual to The Examiner editorial office to Tuesday Sept 15 was lnmsfill Lreal success for attendance num ber of exhibits and weather Nearly all the 900 children joined to the parade to the grounds from Church Street East They marchl cd into the park formed up andl each gave their school chant The community hall was vcll filled with exhibits and outside small exhibits Then town under breeds that formed the livestock it suitable for any illlmletlt Under the chairmanship of Sproulc who was also general chairman of the township school fair the oral competitions were held piano had been mountch on truck and the contestants stood on the back of this to make their efforts The judges were lo caLclergy and others who were qualified to pass on their ability Essay Competition An essay contest prizes for which were donated by The Barrie Examiner was part of the en tries Tthe essays weretaken in Ambertone glove leather platform sole Stepin Iump AAA I0 judged The winners of these were awarded cash prizes handed out on the grounds by Simp kin on behalf of The Examiner The following is summary as The essay by Roberta Barton and that by Wayne Martin on The Barrie Examiner were very sim ilar in content and the margin which placed Roberta Barton in first place was principally due to the more composite nature of her writing This girl has shown that she has put in some work cndeavoring to find out something of the history of her subject and its function in community Her approach is on general lines and thereby gives more rounded analysis of thsub ject There is great similarity be tween her writing and that of vWaync Martin who in contrast to the style of Roberta Barton chose to pick out specific articles in the newspaper Which had an appeal to him His story nevertheless was about equally interesting and it was only very slim margin which put Wayne in second place The essay by Helen NesJitt Why Id Like to Live on Farm was very refreshing description of young girls desire to live in the country Her approach to her subject was very direct and this added greatly to the general appeal Eyelet Tiein glove leather Light and strong for street AA to government and remain loyal to ou friends Virden Man EmpireAdvance FOREST FIREBUGS carelessly thrown away cigar ette butt burned million dollar hole in the nations pocket and brought indescribable misery to hundreds of familieson the North yern shore of the St Lawrence It was another horrifying experience Which could have been easrly avord ed Quebec needs every acre of her timberlands for the welfare of the air Literally the people of her story Her comparison be tween town and country life can only described as delightful The three efforts were very creditable in variety of aspects which tended to make the judging rather difficult Each had its own particular merit points so much so thatonly thin line of demarca tion separated the dierent plac ings which they received SPORTSTER LOAFER Campus leader the greatest fitting loafer light and flex ible AAA to TORONTO MAYOR IN AIR Torontos mayor will be up Itll Because hes taking Off by helicopter Sept 19 54 Dunlop St Barrie Granby tQue LeaderMail to open the National Air Show DRAPERV time Here is grand opportunity theiBudfget Minded Horne moker toiob Join ne fabrics at prices Ihotbringyousuvings End Mine MICE 311qu runs rater WideDrapry Lining fealur ed at an very specialprice for thissale mums and sauna stunts PLUS MANY underarm ll RICH SMOOTH LOBLAWS Hosiesslce Cream Royalflreul Ice Cream Imus nanm 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