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MRS IIUCKLE has another taste to see if these conned raspberries really do servc first The many delec MPLE WIRES AT THE BrailleEXHIBITION Womens Vqrieti his last evening at pm Yesterday ofternooowa bad anadvance view and arrived at the Home Cooked Foods dls play to find the engaged in their Huckle and her Gray of IIracelridgc were tasting fluffy samples of choco late layer cake As tlon culinary talents are exhibited to your left This the Mrs Trimble Barrie winner of Cook has her combination entry of with fruit cherry pie chiffon cake corn relish situated near the door Mrs Charles Simpson of Shan Itnbla entries in thehcme cooked food division made the job of judging dificult one at Barrie Fair today Si the points At theBarric she has 41 entries for 65 will be exhibitor ber of points in thc Home Cookcd Food division The silver award is special by the Home Cooked ood committee and ls new closs this year Leather craft mpson was Grand Champlon at Show Ke By EILEEN DIXON The fair weve all been wall for was open to the public Mrs Irwin Clark Mrs Trim ble Mrs Charles Simpson iruit cake light unlced Mrs Trimble Mrs Charlu Simp son MrsIrwin Clark PIES AND TARTS Lemon merinquc pie Centre Vesprn Wl Mrs Charla Sim son Mrs Campbe Cherry pie latticed top Mrs judge busily work Mrs assistant Mrs ap Mrs Roy Maison Raisin two crust Mrs Murray Graham Mrs Charles Slmp son Mrs Pagan Peach pie Mrs Ch les Simpson MrsE Irimhll irs ici Tchrlde Butter tarts with fruit and nuts Mrs Murray Graham Mrs William Crittenden Mrs Nelson Watson Raspberry tarts Ed envaic Wl Mrs lrwin Clark Mrs Murray Graham HONEY AND HOME COOKING SPECIALS Mogulrc honey competition bran muffins made with honey Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Irlt win Clark Edonvals Domestic pie competi up pie pie Mrs ChorlesSimpson Mrs Murray Graham Mrs lr win Clark Domestic cake com petition cake to be white layer Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs lrwln Clark Mrs Suther land Special for Womens Institutes In Simcnc County theme young couples buffet supper you enter the lounge sec of the Barrie CurlingClub section belongs to Barrie and district women the special for Champion six white bread tca biscuits orange strawberry jam and Bay has done it again Mrs Oro Fall Fair with tolnl xhibilion total of silver relish dish awarded to her as the with the greatest num poinls and needle work harles Simpson Mrs Roy Lililv en Competition Hibbard Wasaga Beach Mrs Coward Leather ladys tooled purse Mrs Ecrgnson Mrs Lilal Hare Hazel Stanford Wallets tooled Hazel Stanfo Mrs lFergluon Mrs Lila liars Ladys purse carved Mrs Lila Hare Hazel Stanford Wasaga Beach Mrs Ferguson Wal lcts carved George Richards Mrs Lila Hare Huzcll Stonford Desk set Mrs Lilai iiare Mrs Ferguson Belts carved or stamped George Richards Mrs Lila Hare thirs Ferguson Book ends carved Mrs Lila flare Mrs Ferguson Gloves Mrs Lila Hare Mrs Pagan Moons stone Toto bag carved or fooled Mrs Lila Hare Mrs Ferguson Metal craft picture in copper Marge Jessop Wasaga Beach Mrs GBradshaw Neil Jones Articles of Woodcraft Kenneth Kldman KNIIIING Babys ensemble Mrs Roy Maison Tottenharn Mrs Mae Bowman Creem Edenvalo Wi Childs sweater denvule WI Mrs Mae Bowman Wilrnn Glifen Mens work socks wool Wilma GiffenMlnosing Eden vale WI Centre Vespra Mens fancy socks Mrs Plaxton Wilma Giifen Mr Murray Graham Mens or lad ies gloves Mrs Fagan mam WERE two Trlmbles at aarrlesxhlbiuonlast even ing One was seilinghot dogs made by machines and seHing like fair visitors had never seen hem sold before The second Trimble was Champion Cook of the Home Cooked Foods divl sion Mother and Champion Mrs Trimbic is shown with her daughter Evelyn championpa quiet modest wo man holds her pic and Evelyn shows loaf of home baked bread prizewinning The Flower Show At Oro Fair PanslesMrl David Pillrey Mrs Lauri Pearsall Mrs Lloyd Sampson AstonMrs David Pukey Mrs George Caldwell Mrs Laura Pearsall Snapdragons Mrs Jamis snn Mrs Lloyd Sampsnn Mrs lim Caldwell Zinnias largo Mrs Laura Pearssll Mrs Howard Campbell Jean An derson Zinnias ponpon Mrs Lloyd Sampson Mrs Howard Crimpbell Mrs Laura Pearsall Sweet pea collection Mrs Jamiesnn Mrs Jim Caldwell Mrs Laura Pearsall Collection of pctunlasMrs Jamicson Mrs David Pillley Mrs Lloyd Sampson Nostun tiumsMrs l3 Jamieson Mrs Laura Pearsall Roy Sampson Small dahlias Mrs Lauri Pcarsall Mrs Jamleson lllrs Lloyd Sampson dahlias Mrs David Mrs Laura Pearsail Mrs Jomlcsou Gedlolus splke lllrs Jamicson Mrs James Pearsall lllrs Lloyd Sampson Basket of gsdlnllMrs Lloyd Sampson Basket cut flowers Mrs Jamlcson Mrs George Caldwell Mrs Bow on Tble centré Mrs Laura Pearsall Mrs Howard Camp bcll Mrs Caldwell Potted geraniumsMrs Barth olomew Mrs Pcarsallhlrs Lloyd Sampson Potted plants 4Mrs George Caldwell Mrs lLlnyd Sampson Roy Sampson Foral arrangementMrs flow ard Campbell Mrs Cald party Littles Hill WI Stroud WI Edenvalo WI Special for champion cook white bread biscuits cherry pie etc Mrs nimble Mrs Roy Lililcrap Mrs Roy Mat son Five Roses Flour special loaf of white bread banana cake iced blueberry pie Mrs Mur ray Graham Mrs Charles Simp son Club House special handy spice rack with 12 tins of as sorted spices Mrs Melton Shanty Buy Magic Baking Powder special best frosted sin gle layer cake Mrs Nelson Watson Special by Painswick WI cherry pie with latticed tap Mrs Gille Edcnvalc WIS Childrens mit age 610 Mrs George Ayres2 Stroud Wilma Giffen Edcnvale WI Needlelt point picture nocross stitch Audreyllcad Dalston Wl Wil ma Giiien Luntheon cloth crochet trim Mrs Eli Worse nop Dalston Wl Luncheon cloth embroidered no cutwork Mrs Ferguson Gerda Lowe Wilma Glticn Crochet place mats pieces Mrs Gol flnser Mrs Murray Graham Christmas stocking Mrs Kitchen éccessowrile Edifirs Craig ra am is en fly SPECIAL CRAFTS Mrs Ferguson Pillow cases embroidered Special prizes for Womens Mrs Ferguson nil513 Institutes and womens church groups Cralghurst WI Dalston Vl Edcnvale WI Special Pains wick WI dross doll eight inch ns Littles Hill WI Stroud WI Special Centre Vospra Womens institute handmade lamp and shndo Centre Vcspra WI Palnswlck WI Dalston WI Mrs Bradshaw Article of tolling Mrs Willnughby Dalston WI Shopping bag Audrey Head Mrs Willis Smith Handkerchiefs Mrs Fergu son Mrs Melton ers Galiinger Quilt blocks Mrs Gallinger Centre Vespro WI Mrs William Evans Foam rubber one article ltlinesillg WI Mrs Gallinger Mrs Ferguson Stuifed toy Mrs Lila Hare Mrs Roy Lillicrap are displayed in the rear of the lounge with entries higher than last year The Barrio Art Club has an excellent exhibit again this year set up ln corner of the wo ens exbib tr On hand to greet visitors were Mrs liarold Nolt land and Mrs McVeigh Sounders convener of the tiny Art Gallcry was asslstcd by Mrs Mabel Marshall past president of the Art Club Thu draw for the oil painting by Arn old Hodgkins will be mode the closing day of the iairhy the president of the Agriculture So ce Outside the bright lights of the well Mrs Laura Pear BCr Grandmother Marks 108 Years PRINCE GEORGE BC CF Happiness is the key to long life says Granny Seymour who cele brated her 108th birthday here The old days were best but these days are goodton she added She Wis born Margaret Bnuchcy daughter of Hudsons Bay Company factor at old Fort St James one of the pioneer fur Speclnl Mary Maxim sweatf ers Mrs Melton Mrs Mae Bowman Wilma Giffcn Special by Stroud Womens Institute open to WI and church groups in Simcoe County fancy half apron Centre Veslt ora WI Edenvale Wl Coulson WI mid young and old nllkeldtll this adds bill The results from the Womens Section are as follows noMn COOKED nouns annans way are still magnetic to made by teenager Jean Johnston HOME CANNED FOODS Carmed raspberries Mrs Nel snn Watson Mrs Camp bell Mrs Norman Willoughby Canned red cherries Mrs Chao to bigger and better Exhi on than ever before Worsnop Audrey Head Pillow cases crochet trim no cutwork Mrs Willis Smith Mrs Gallinger Edenvale W1 Men wear pyjamas Edonvale WI MrSrchagan 2nd Sportsshirt Edenvale WI Mrs William Evans 2nd Childs Loitering Enrouté Home Must Be Curbed At Beginning posts The record of her baptism in 11160 at Stuart Lake is pre served by the churchpand the birth date of 1352 was accepted by the pioneer priestwho offi eluted at the baptism Frail but bright and alert she By CLEVELAND MYERS If your child is in the first or second grade you should train hlrn tomakea heeline for home immediately after school lets out Do this for his physical and moral safety The earlier in his school life this good habit is es tablished the better Ifyou oanalways be home when he returns from school you Though he may be embarrassed by such procedurerhe may see that it is choice between this way and his coming home promptly Very early in his school life the child should an knnwing he would have special toccasion to leave school late let his mother know of this in the moimng or tcle phone her from school For such Ladles wear wool skirt Mrs Plaxton House dress Mrs Plaxton Mrs Wil lfam Evans Edenvale WI Apron practical Edenvale WI Wilma Gifferl Centre Vespra WI Apron fancy Stroud WI Mrs Piaxton Mrs Roy Maison Pyjamas Edenvala WI Tailored blouse Edenvale WI Mrs Piaxton Childrens Wear smocked sat up straight in her familiar black skull cap when asked to pose fora birthday picture She said she remembersmany noted figures of British Columbia history including Sir James Douglas governor of Vancouver Island and later governor of British Columbia who died at Victoria in 15f Bread white yeast Mrs Roy Lees Sflfgmfi Mgfimgfla C22 Maison 1st Edenvale Womens ned CHBSJMH wCamp gushing 23d hMrs lrxwlr Clark be PMHM Mayan in reawoeweaycnst Centre vVespra WI Ist Mrs VW$°angafifid Charles gunpson 2nd Mrs Mur Gfihmn Mrs Bmm Toma logy tGiza lam lErenrll fralt toes mid pack Mrs Charles Centrles Veslzlss VSJITpZSrltl Simpsm Ms Fagan MrsWililam Crittenden and Campben Strawberry jam Mrs Duckworth Mia 913 Mrs lrwin Clark Mrs William Crit wor of Mrs Gallinger of Lisle Jeanette who is on the com mittee of the Strand 4H Club was arranging the clubs varh led displays in the curling Club yesterday THE PRIZEwinning quilt in the applique and embroidery class gets second look from Miss Jennetto Sproula of Stroud Tho handlcraftds the PlaStid Bags Gitre By ELEANOR ROSS Every time purchase comes packaged in anice clean plastic bag its an extra bonus and something we just take for granted This is not so with new corners to our land It is to thcmone of the minor wnoders of Wonderful America and they exclaim every time they see sweaters linens and hats each item packed in its own trans parent bog The smallsize bags are so handy When it come in size plastic bags however do we have to warn mothers that in childrens bands they can be dangerous playthings It doesnt take long after bout of shopping to collect quite supply of these little bags and to devise ideas for their use The containers are wonderfully on long convenient for instance car trips KEEPS soon FRESH Cookies or sacks for inbe tween stops nibbling stay clean and fresh in plastic bags When youre packing shoes along with more fragile clothing jllélgllfillns ToGuide Sons OTTAWA CplMothers were called on Monday to influence their sonstn enter the ministry The appeal was madeby Mrs Britton Osler of Toronto presi dent of the Dominion boardlof the Womens Auxiliary to the Anglican Church Mrs Oslelvaddressed some 400 delegates from across Canada at the WAs 75th anniversary meet ing She said answers in recent questionnaire showed that it has often been the influence of mother or Sunday school teacher that inspired man later to enter the ministry It is most important however to see that recruitment for the ministry is only part of the work of Christian vocation She said 95 per cent of thechurchs min istry is done in the outside world and WA members have an oblig ation to be part of this witness Tb BRITISH CAKE DERBY England CPlMore than 900 cakes packed in tins left bakery here for Canada The manager said Canadianslike British cakeit is much plaincr than their own mixes up small quantities of BeginsSeason 3rd les in suitcase or duffel bag slip the shoes into clear plastic bag and cy wont smudge anything else Undies shorts and shirts for Juniors quick change along the way can be put into these bags and slipped into car pocket so theres no need to haul suit case out of the trunk UNLIMITED USES Knitters love them They stow yarns in them as well as the knitting on which they are work ing thus everything rice and fresh These seethrough bags are fine too for storing various items Small woolen articles such as scarf or socks store well in such containers along with moth repellent The bags should be sealed for absolute protection lhebags are fine for storing paint brushes too After cleaning the brushes place spoonful of turpentine into bag Put the brushes in and tie the top securely SOFT AND PLIABLE The brushes should be soft and pliable when you want to use them again Another do it yourself addict and Ole 2nd in paint in plastic bag Works color into paste waxithe some Clark ham 2nd Unlimited Services erland 2nd hell 8rd Basket varieties Mrs Craig Mrs Nelson lrwin Clark Cherry nut loaf Mrs Irwin Clark 2nd anana nut bread Clark lot Baking powder biscuits Mrs Pagan lst Mrs Mur ray Graham CAKES Cup cakes land Ist Dat ham 2nd bell 3rd Brownies with nuts gillsI Ne ares impson2nd Katherine McBride oatmeal Mrs baked small cookies squares plain 1st IMllS Sutherland 3rd Choco Maison Isl Mrs Murray ham 3rd Matson Ist ham and Edeuvale WI 3rd Fruit cake dark uniced Mrs Murray Gra Mrs Sutherland Cake Mrs Char Ist Mrs Suth rs Camp of rolls four Watson 2nd Mrs 8rd llenden Raspberry jam Fran ces Shanahan Mrs Irwin Clark Mrs Murrey Graham Apple jolly Centre Vespra WI Mrs Graham Mrs Irwin Clark Citrusmarmalade Pagan Mrs Charles Simpso Mrs Campbell Peach conserve Mrs Pagan Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Campbell Canned fruit cock tail Mrs Campbell Mrs Fagan Mrs Charles Simp son Maple syrup Centre Ves pra WI Mrs Irwin Clark Mrs Fagan PICKLES Sweet gherkins Mrs Fa gan Mrs Charles Simpson Ed envale WI Mustard pickles sweet assorted Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Pagan Mrs Matson Pepper relish Mrs Campbell Mrs Charles Coffee Simpson Ist Mrs Joseph Pratt Centre Vespra WI 3rd Mrs Irwin Mrs Charles Simp rs Campbell 2nd Mrs rk mi rwln Mrs Suther Mrs Nelson Watson Mrs Bert Schaly 8rd squares oatmeal Mrs Trimbl Marilyn Gra MrsW Camp 3mmv Mrs charlesSimpson Mrs William Crittenden Bar hecue sauce Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Campbell Mrs Irwin Clark SPECIALS School lunch for girl of 12 years Mrs Charles Simpson Mrs Craig Mrs Cald we Three jars of jam and jelly decorated as Christmas gift Edenvale WI Mrs Nell McBride Mrs Murray Graham son Watson tst Mrs ard ate squares Lillicrap Un bars or fruited chocolate or Mrs Murray Graham Mrs Charles Simpson 2nd layer oak using chocolate cake and icing Mrs Roy Gra Irimhle Mrs Roy Mrs Murray Gra znd Mrs Angel food this year in class 4d canons AND NEEDLE WORK Oil painting landscape Those way What we wonder at is how we ever got along without these bonus boonsl BSP Sorority Members of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met Monday evening at the home of president Mrs John Lovell to begin the seaso During the business meeting letter was read from the founder Walter Ross re garding the formation of chap tor for older members let ter wasread from Joy Christian uttermen member now residing In Vancouver Dorothy Merrett postpresi dent was presented with her gavel Sept 25 the members will meet at the home bf Barbara Popp to present Marion Cloughly with her ritualrot jewells in program entitled Definition of Happiness was presented by Dorothy Merrett Joyce Caldwell and Olga Rankin discussion on happiness followed The next meeting wil at tho home of Jean Pennell Camp Borden Simpson Dill pickles Mrs There was no honey displayed dress Cerrtre Vespra WI Mrs Lila Hare Mrs John Har rls Overalls corduroy or wool Wilma Gllfen Quilt pieced cotton Coulsnn WI Edenvale WI Nhs William Evans Quilt applique and em brnldery Mrs Gallinger Lisle Coulson WI Mrs Murray Graham Special crlbqullt Edenvale Rug rag hooked MrsG BradshanW AJohoston Ed envale WI Rug braided Mrs Graham Mrs Sinclair Centre Vespra WI Articles of cutwork Ferguson Dalston WI Mrs William Evans MISCELLANEOUS can welcome him and listen to his days experiences It you must work do have worthy substitute to help makeshis coming home enjoyable lheres the youngster eight to or 12 who loiters on the way home from school to watch some building activity Maybe he stops with another child at dime store or the like not to purchase anything but to examine things of interest there This practice tempts child to take things especially if he is with another child who does If your child often arrives home unduly late it might be well to go and meet him better way is to arrive at school before it is dismissed andbring him home If the School is within walking Article of arossstitch Eden distance it may be more effect vale 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