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THE LUCIt:Nov SENTINEL. LUOKNOW, ONTARIO'
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► ,tionists agree ' that ',the . average
■ I person needs a great deal moreI t..
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protein then he uses: ,'Actually, I'
I found that'• it takes' quite a bit
of `additions' to add .up to the
number of units required daily.1
It means protein 'foods: 3 times
.ROSEMARY THYME 2 1 daily Our.,:grandparents who.
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,prdbably..ate meat three: times a
• day •were wiser than we have!
We are .becoming quite nutrir.. been. thinking. ?!
tion -conscious, and are adding .a As for these people who say;
few. extra: • touches to ' Canada's "Oh 1 never eat •brgakfast", they.'
food' rules. It might be' a good just aren't spurt at; .all; Resear- !
idea to. remind 'usof thein. occa– oilers have studied the . effect of.
si finally •as; well high .;.protein breakfasts on stu-1
Milk, children 1 quart ; daily, . dents who had 'been Making low }
adults, at least: one .pint; Fruit;.: marks on 'a.coffee and doughnuts
one serving of ;citrons fruit 'or breakfast, 'or no breakfast at ill,
tomatoes 'or. their juices, and one. and found that .their grades Pick -1,
r �i�n of other fruit it.: is bet-
se+ v g ( •ed u�p`notce;a�bly, and mn,id=morn ..,
'ter to eat citrons . fruits than 1, ing fatigu a :.was gone. For '•the.
drink the juices' .... 40% of the ; one who .is on a ' slimming • diet, 1
vitamins . are lost . when the juce ; a` high protein breakfast is. less
is. extracted) Vegetables; at least' likely ,to add pounds than any
two servings of vegetables; other other meal. : In , •fact, plenty of
than potatoes, ..one yellow; and protein should be•': added to a
one green,:. and: often. raw; Cere- reducing diet, when you sub
als, and bread, .one serving of tract starches.. and carbo -hydrates
•olegrain cereal, real andat least.
vah a ., (sugars andi Pastries :etc.) Pro -
four
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four :slices bread• : (n,utrition�sts� tents are .:.body builders, and, not 1
emphatically affirm it shouldbe fat=producers: ,And so,- ' for your
whole /grains,' not white); Meat breakfast be sure you have eggs
and fish, : one ;serving meat,': fish,' or meat or cheese or fish. ..
poultry, Meat .alternatives, as ,I'm still thinking of: things:
dried 'beans, eggs .and cheese 'that go in our $gg Nog .Special.
"(use liver frequently) ; .Eggs arid • Honey, of course, . deserves . more
cheese, at least three times a than a mention. In fact,,in one
week; Vitamin , D.,. -at feast 400 book,:' it. got .; a whole chapter' o'n.
International. Units daily.
We:.have ,been, reading several
books on • nutrition, through the
• winter, and have decided that we
are .not quite ready for the more
revoluntary rules that . one nut-
ritianist . presents, .:One of the
main ' items of 'her ' daily. diet is
Tiger's milk --one . glassful of it,
and you, could go, out and ..lick
your weight in. wildcats. To' con
coct .'it, • you need. a liquifier,
which f do not have '.anddo. not
.feel 'we Lan., afford to have.Into'
• the liquifier orie puts carrots,'
brewer's yeast, yogurt, Molasses,
oranges, rind and all, raw 'liver.
(I'.m sure my family, including
myself would . choke. on that)
and - anything else you feel . .night
add value. It sounds gruesome,
but no d'otiibt would make a very
potent 'drink. Without a -!liquifier
it is out Of' the question, and . I
donee feel, my family . Would ac-
cept . it yet.
But we do make Luse of a cou-
ple of excellent idpas for a quick
pick-up. '.Have you ever tried a
big glass of tom,ato juice with .a
teaspoon, or tablespoori of un-
flavored gelatine disOlved in it?
n 'b
Drink it right 'dowefore the
,gelatine' thickens. A tother one is
a glorified egg nog—fortified
fortified
with powdered skim milk, a gen-
erous dash of molasses, honey
for. sweetening, a drop, of vanil-
la for flavour. . .
Powdered skint milk is an ex-
cellent source •of. proteins and:
calcium. You may add it :to ever
so, many dishes to increase' your.
protein intake, I .add it to the
powder when .I make a Prepared
milk pudding, without decreas-
ing, the amount of whole milk
that I use; x add iti to cakesand
biscuits, 'muffins, any flavor pro4
duct, to meatloaves and, gravy
and cheese dishes. ,A11the inutri-
its varied and very useful quali,
ties. Another book discredited it
to the• point' of .being ;little more
value than'? white sugar (rill to
nutritionists). However' :I' can't I
'agree with that. It has been dis-
•proved to , me by first-hand . ob-
servation; 'ITaturally most of my
information about foods' .comes
from what I :hale read, the 're -
stilts of experiments of others,
But this value of honey in 'this
instance I..have seen for myself.
We . have. a friend in her late
fifties or early .sixties -Whose. di-
• gestive juices dried up complete-.
ly as a result of a very serious
illness in her teens.., Medical
science • has. apparently found no•.
way of replacing them. ' ''�r • the
remainder of hers,.life.. she . has
been living on,.brown bread and
honey -honey; the only pre -di-
gested . food..'We'Might grope for
a word to express her personali-
ty :and 'vital', is the word that-
would,
hat-
wouldalways pop .up first. She
simply, brims , over with vim and
vitality and .zest• for living. We
went, .on hikes on week -end
when she visited• with us, and '
she roamed .the' hills and climb-
ed the fences and lugged the
bags of apples as: tirelessly as if
she, had :been eating inch -thick
steaks. They have. a ' summer
home in the Laurentians, where
her husband ,grows wonderful
vegetables,, grapes, 'etc. She cans
thevegetables, ' makes gallons
and gallons of grape juice and,
tomato juice, not 'one drop of
which she can enjoy herself. But
she never complains, never feels
sorry for herself (imagine all the �
beautiful `foods . on sees in reali-
ty,
eali ty, and in ,pictures in magazines)'
and enjoys . life .more zestfully
than 'anyone else 1 know. There's
JOIE N "HAN NA
REPORTS
As , this Fifth, and probably
last, Session of the present Leg-
islature drew to a close,,, mem-
bers were busy being heard iri
the .closing debates and every-
one, seemed to'wish• to part from
his colleagues on good tenni .and.
to take .into, and through, the
expected election fray only plea-
sant.. . memories of the many
hours 'and days spent .by all dur
ing the : past four years In honest
endeavour to give Ontario good
government.
During the . last week the tra-
ditional budget debate was.con-`
cluded tra-
ditional
:the usual forrnsal vote;
some. .150 'bills : received - final'
readings;; ' resolutions and ques-
tions by:Opposition •, Members
were debated and. dealt with.°
' On Thursday His Honour Lieu-
tenant -Governor MacKay •attend-,
ed in the. ''House again ' for .he
formal. ceremony' of giving Roy-
al. Assent to the .new- laws ' and
of proroguing this Session of the
25th Legislature, and soon there
after the 98 members had sped.
off • totheir' own 'Ridings: and to
a reason—it must be' the honey!
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I'm 'sure this isas much space
as .I should be allotted, and: I'm
not half„ talked -out' on the. sub:'
ject:
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• With this final report from
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• Easy to apply
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Ants
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Hardware
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Lucknow
their .homes for Easter and to
prepare . for election' battle.
Looking back in retrospect, not
only on:.the recent Session,. but,
on all' of the' 25th Legislature's•
Sessions, it 'would ,appear. :that
good government .in Ontariohas
been' 'a reality because.. of the
consistent effort of every Mein,
ber to 'play ,his part; the Govern=
intent : Members in attending not
only._ to their own constituents'
needs;, but ,also. to' ensuing pro
:per '.consideration of;and . action
on rovine-wid,,e `:issues; the
Cabinet in . formulatingand . car-
rying
rying . out . policies which have
• proven equal' to. Ontario s cha'1- ,
lenge and . ;potential; • Prime
Minister Frost who still •:gives.
.that, great, and inspiring 'leader-
ship :which can anti does' so often:;
cross ;mere .`political party•lines
for the, good of Ontario • and; of,
',all our , p'eople,
• With this final report from
Toronto for 1959, John" Hanna,
your Member.,again expresses,
.his .appreciation to the:. Editor. of
-this :paper for his`.'courtesy . in.
.affording space, for these week=.'
ly reports: `1Ie does; also sincere=
:l hope that all his • constituentt
Y
.who • . have . read' these. weekly
notes . Will have . receivd some.
information of interest and value.
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::COMPLETELY GRANULAR NO' " DUST
NEW DRILLING. PRECISION
The controlled particle size of SUPER FLOW
—no fines or oversize granules—gives you new
accuracy and ease of application. SUPER
FLOW ruins evenly and freelyi-no drill clog-
ging ancl,
log-ging'andd skipping. This smooth consistent
flow means uniform distribution of fertilizer
—gives you more even crops–higher
NO DUST
SUPER FLOW is completely' dustless.
Easier to handle.: '. there's no loss of plant
food on windy days.
See Yuo:r Cil.
ALWAYS :.FLOWS. FREELY
• Completely anular' oven dried ' to, remove
P Y granular;
excess moisture, • SUPER FLOW contains no
dust. to harden into lumps
GREATER PLANT FOOD VALUE
. U
. The range '4f SUPER, FLOW granular size :
permits more phosphorous to, become avail- .
•
able to the plant..Furthermore,'each,granule
contains alt ,the `nutrients in, the analysis.
which',means a more uniform distribution
'of plant food.:
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