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�a Friday, July . 1��
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six hours. 7'lrn out .on small platter' Cup flour:
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Government surveys conducted early in the
_ show war that only 40 per cent of Canadians
s
jP s o ?.
*The nutritional staremenn
+
regularly-, eat the right foods, even though w®� ;n r�Ear_ro-fr%rk-to�lpn�•
seemingly well fed. Forty per cent are on the ♦♦��.. are Eatacre table to -toJWNairix- t 1
Harry Nixon's people were United Empire 'Loyalists- Ontario's premier was born imir
on the farm in'A til 1 ?,. l
891 He attended the littl borderline of, malnutrition. T Services De rtmens o'
's R e red school h went per Cent 0 , ha
ohs f
His f e do
H arm w down the
as pioneered by his grandfather over 100 He was christened Harry Corwin Nixon and is olwa road. Y p Wr Pensions i
ys, Nights, 'mornings, Saturdays and are definitely undernourished.
and National .
ears ago. 9 ys holidays he helped Y e�•
Y 9 called just loin Har Y P sem'.<:'k%>%?#ii:ji>;'!`.`•P..w, l
I P Harry Flealtb, Ottawa, for the
on the farm. ,
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1 College Guelph, roved Har Nixon a studious and October 28, 1914, he married Alice a
�o young Nixon, but he worked hard and did well. � P P Harry Jackson, a Guelph :•>.;:;.;::::xss""""� �...n:;:U%:�:>"t;:t:::::;:%:z::;>:.>:.....:.....::::•..•::;;.•..,..,......: :: "
determined man and earned him the B.S_A. degree. girl who 'had graduated from MacDonald Hall, ••"•�'�•• ''""""`�
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)� _ Nixon's uietl efficient wa s and ori On April 30, 1943, an enthusiastic Liberal Cdnvention - �� ° l� ®�
J 1 Yllltether at the farm or ar the Porlioment Buildings, he 9 Y Y ginal thinking
11 a like's to relax in his shirt sleeves at the end of a busy day. earned him 6 high place in government councils: At. made" Harry Nixon leader of the party. He was then i?;
r rrr ' j 45 he was many 'times Acting Prime Misworn in as Prime Minister. Now he- wants his appoint.AI Vie`
y> me nister.ment confirmed by the people, y Weise.1t
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/ the most frequent causes of complauit about SES "'
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,a ° A t' not being heard way be traced t ' 111 EA CUt re `
�il y o failure at ve
to a
/ // \ / r use the telephone properly. sults trau 1881on re -
Premier
ri The Nixon family is "in uniform % 5on Jackson, R.C.A.F., < y s are' p r s
r+o l Was (iilled,in action over Germany] Katherine, R.C.A.F., Nixon is a itead drivin statesatan; '6 tour- ITS REALLY NO PROBLEM to make yourself clearly `quarteir a � one. �.
' W.D., is overseas; Margaret is doing confidential work Mrs. Nixon is a friendly;••motherly woman; a gracious r ogeous thinker who has thewillto get things bone. His heard — provided y 111 8 b°ood t
7 i at Ottawa. Both daughters married service men Bob "hostess and sympothetic counsel. ,She is weN liked' P you" remember to speak directly into a lips are when
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slices, serve plain or with whipped Milk.
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cream. Serves eight. Roll bran cereal until fine and tom-
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value with a box of 'fresh berries
Individual Cherry Pies bine with flour,, and. salt. Cut in
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without using ''up too •.•much sugar;
1 cup flour I shortening. Add water, a little at a
teaspoon salt
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This Electron Decides
serve different kinds of bread with
time, until dough is moi's't enough to
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Butter
Butter Spread; serve man-sized 'des
sU0 as Berry Shortcakes,
4 tablespoons' fat hold together. Toss dough onto light-
4 tablespoons cold water (approxi- ly Soured board and roll to one
Cana
Berry J'e11Y Roll,
mately) eighth inch in.
i�VtVre
Fruit Layer Cake;'
y
-thickness. Cut into
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Boston Fruit Cream Pie, Graham
21/2 cups pitted cherries rounds with cutter five inches in
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Gems with fruit, etc.
2/3 cup sugar or less. diameter. On half of each"' round
°
Fruits are sweeter served with
1 tablespoon flour place fresh -berries, sprinkled with
t/a
Roil two cups sugar with one Cu F wa da water or leftover :fruit juices'. frigerator.. Use 2 or 3 tablespoon*
some of the berries mashed — and
teaspoon salt. sugar and flour. Mark other side
'ter and one lemon rind shavings -5 3: Make a. chocolate or cocoa syr- to 1 cup 'cold milk.
their juices are sweeter, too, if mea-
Put flour and salt into a mixing � with knife to 'let out steam- moisten
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minutes. Cool and add juice of six up: 11 -tablespoons, 'cocoa, 1,1h cups
shred sugar i mixed e and let stand
bowl; cut in fat until pieces are edge of dough with milk; fold over
lemons.' ,Put into a jar and cover su Hai, % teaspoon salt, It/y cups boil- Anne Allen invites you to write 'rd o.
an ;hour or so before serving.
about . the size of peas. Add cold wa- I other thalf to cover berries and crimp -tightly.
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RECIPES
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gradually, using only enough to' down edges'. ''Brush with milk and
two tablespoons into a glass, add together. Add water gradually, stir- your questions' homemaking
Raspberry Refrigerator Cake
form dough into a ball. Chill. 'Mix place on lightly greased baking sheet.
cracked' ice and cold'wafer, rin g constantly. Boil five minutes. problem's and watch this column for
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1 1/3 cups (15 -oz. Can)
cherries, sugar, flour and salt and Bake in qven 425 degrees for 12-15
2. You May use less syrup and so- Cool, pour ihto jar and store in re- ! replies.
sweetened
condensed milk
place'in four'individual'tei" plat or minutes. Yield: 6 turnovers.
p
cup lemon juice
casseroles. THE ,QUESTION BOX
Place dough on lightly -floured
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1 cup raspberries sliced
, Mrs. C. -D.' asks: Ideas for sumTer
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2 egg whites beaten stiff
board; roll
board; to one-eighth inch in beverages.
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THE; LIFE STORY OF HARRY NIXON PRE
OF ONTARto r ,zoo
fio
,
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$1► ~ e = '_ = .\ �' — OF CANADIANSAREx t
4014 ARE PROPERLY 40B/ BNE OF®/ ARE UNDERIY
r . 11yy,, _ 9CN00(• _
4014ARE
0 MALNUTRITION U NOURISHEDR�f'
Government surveys conducted early in the
_ show war that only 40 per cent of Canadians
s
jP s o ?.
*The nutritional staremenn
+
regularly-, eat the right foods, even though w®� ;n r�Ear_ro-fr%rk-to�lpn�•
seemingly well fed. Forty per cent are on the ♦♦��.. are Eatacre table to -toJWNairix- t 1
Harry Nixon's people were United Empire 'Loyalists- Ontario's premier was born imir
on the farm in'A til 1 ?,. l
891 He attended the littl borderline of, malnutrition. T Services De rtmens o'
's R e red school h went per Cent 0 , ha
ohs f
His f e do
H arm w down the
as pioneered by his grandfather over 100 He was christened Harry Corwin Nixon and is olwa road. Y p Wr Pensions i
ys, Nights, 'mornings, Saturdays and are definitely undernourished.
and National .
ears ago. 9 ys holidays he helped Y e�•
Y 9 called just loin Har Y P sem'.<:'k%>%?#ii:ji>;'!`.`•P..w, l
I P Harry Flealtb, Ottawa, for the
on the farm. ,
That S Canadian Nutritroa
why Pro -
family
need a sur
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Jan
for h
Y Y � p healthful gramme.
) :
famil meals.' That's "" s
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HIGH SCHOOL I ��� ' F
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4I � z / � � 1 1 �f' � / Work -to -Win .....authoritative FREE booklet, r CLIP Ttl/ffi COUPON '
\ III L� ` - l / illat tabes the guesswork out of nutrition. r - - - - e •.
// W Send for your FREE copy today! 1 • NUTRITION FOR'VICTORY"
r® _ - -_ -_ _ , = / Clip the coupon on the right, and o PDX 600, TORONTO, CANADA
® _ 9 �1
b♦ - L)i THe mall it NOW! 1 Please sendmemyFREE copy of^Eat-co-work-to-Win1% ■ t�
l9DUSTRY Sponsored by r ■
o u ■ i'
•'r � ° ; ' :.1� %/ '- ` p THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) Addre
s ■ r *sa ,
t 5. kTAR10 in the interests of nutrition and health p 6 y
-== _ 1
as as aid to Victory.
(High Scholl in Brantford was an exciting experience Y g u'
---------------------------------
_--Y —___+--- ----------------_ r
o Jt7'. prao s a
J
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Four ears of more hard work at Ontario Agricultural Ht'returned to the farm, his chosen life work. On t
1 College Guelph, roved Har Nixon a studious and October 28, 1914, he married Alice a
�o young Nixon, but he worked hard and did well. � P P Harry Jackson, a Guelph :•>.;:;.;::::xss""""� �...n:;:U%:�:>"t;:t:::::;:%:z::;>:.>:.....:.....::::•..•::;;.•..,..,......: :: "
determined man and earned him the B.S_A. degree. girl who 'had graduated from MacDonald Hall, ••"•�'�•• ''""""`�
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Yf
- Ir
I
1-
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t
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3,,• /
4
Those
e w
hoHarry NixonNi
well, know himo be
o
Working 'm
9 i
n his own
quiet
way, Y,Nixon'sx
on'qualities
of
f soundbusiness judgmentant as well as rPsuccess ul 1ende
At2
B
Ha"
ryNi
Nixonwas the eYou`n\
9
est"
"dirt 979 rshtPearnedhim0scot inthe. Ontario ohoust in Canada.
Cabinet at
Mint
ster
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.ore re chart - ThhY• attend eH
Harry Y
Nixon -N
a
s
been
en
a
me
mba
r
o
f
the legislature Equally a
t ho
maGeorge.'
i
n
a n
ei
9h
b
o
r'
s drawing
9
room
o
r i
n his St.Ge r e for Brant continuously 1919 bu7far farming is his it 's said reached imPortantdecisions
:int%;::::•
,
�•
•'i�?'��
occupation and he works at it. while milking; a job truly 'o s.
b hY en1 Y �
`' `' ,,� � - - �/ �� i �/iii �� H1. N :;�Q��,► �" r^
•
,
.r ..
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)� _ Nixon's uietl efficient wa s and ori On April 30, 1943, an enthusiastic Liberal Cdnvention - �� ° l� ®�
J 1 Yllltether at the farm or ar the Porlioment Buildings, he 9 Y Y ginal thinking
11 a like's to relax in his shirt sleeves at the end of a busy day. earned him 6 high place in government councils: At. made" Harry Nixon leader of the party. He was then i?;
r rrr ' j 45 he was many 'times Acting Prime Misworn in as Prime Minister. Now he- wants his appoint.AI Vie`
y> me nister.ment confirmed by the people, y Weise.1t
j7rr tS',� yl ' Q;x ') •� � J� \ � �„ x•?p,.yp, _ .;:;r,,'R:::{•:rx•:'•>^'%:;~- ,
,
»
Nab : \�L
Do people you talk to on the telplione ,3ay, "I
can't hear
you!"? Our
Y p rmeli report that
/ the most frequent causes of complauit about SES "'
i•
,a ° A t' not being heard way be traced t ' 111 EA CUt re `
�il y o failure at ve
to a
/ // \ / r use the telephone properly. sults trau 1881on re -
Premier
ri The Nixon family is "in uniform % 5on Jackson, R.C.A.F., < y s are' p r s
r+o l Was (iilled,in action over Germany] Katherine, R.C.A.F., Nixon is a itead drivin statesatan; '6 tour- ITS REALLY NO PROBLEM to make yourself clearly `quarteir a � one. �.
' W.D., is overseas; Margaret is doing confidential work Mrs. Nixon is a friendly;••motherly woman; a gracious r ogeous thinker who has thewillto get things bone. His heard — provided y 111 8 b°ood t
7 i at Ottawa. Both daughters married service men Bob "hostess and sympothetic counsel. ,She is weN liked' P you" remember to speak directly into a lips are when
r (14) a working on the form. wherever she`�goes. experience and level- eadedness
long administrative x
t 1r,x a
aytq„r•. .,. i •r. _ will ensure Progeessond Unify in Government foi'Ontario. mouthpiece with your lips half -an -inch from it. �iplstea ue inch r
, rn .. O U Y
e ,. u Then you 'can speak t in ordinary onversa- in cls) f 11aX#:aia V
/ c e, m
�p tionaLrtanes and rhe other party will have • ou111pi the
Mr
THE, W` H E L •ee ° 1
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