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THE OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY,

AUGUST 20, 1980.0

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You CAS PREVENT FOREST-FIRES:

~~ Canadian
forest industries
add five hundred
‘million dollars |.)
annually to the

_ Their very exist-
ence is threatened
by forest fires, -
which directly or
| indirectly affect

| every citizen
through their
menace to the
_ national pros-
perity. 0...

Every Canadian. }

should‘ be careful -
with fire while i in
the woods,

| Ma An yo of Little Falth-who Have

- |body: and ent nothing’ else, ~

: much protein,

national wealth, J | ~

“far: short.’

By: a new: process *. teveloped -

‘fed ‘takes,
lation: apple: boxes ‘and: placed in ayt
“By: ‘the® dipping - “Process the |

- Kened unto: Ametican: Quacks

thoroughly satisfying, the body's. needs

‘lof sustenance | exists, but. good . bread,
, . made of whole grain,- probably comes

he’ nearest ‘of. ‘all food articles to _pro-

‘viding a: balanced food diet of, Satis-
jfactory | bulk. : ‘It is at common’: falacy.
in many minds - that: ‘there: -exists’.some,|’

where in the ‘world an ideal: food—one

; inuterial that: will satisfy all the - re-

quirements of the: ‘body. and: that. teould |
expense of - arrariging our: “meals - and

and ‘their ‘effect upon ‘the: ‘human’ body |
however, have taught: Us that: ‘there |:
are few substances: that’ -eontain “the |
portions. of protein. and : ‘fuel’ foods
liecessary to mieet our needs. A study |

of the - composition. “of <“Varions . > favd

s00n. discloses a number ; of, important |:
ideal food.
to satisfy the protein | ‘needs ‘of | the

‘you - “will
have an insufficient supply? of fuel. Tt |:

Tyo: eat enough: beet, to. supply the fuel
|needs of . the body you. will take too
On: the: other’ “hand if.
ae you ~try. to live on fruit you will have
“Ito eat. the: equivalent ‘of 35 ‘pounds of

apples. to supply the necessary: protein
whereas. 9 pounds would supply sufti-
cient energy, but heré would: be a shor-

. _jtage: of protein, Baked potatoes, on-

ions, corn, almonds- and bread appro-
ach: a balanced diet. but even these fatl
Potatoes and corn - alone
would have to be: consumed ‘in large
quantities to meet:the needs;: = *

and‘ live on these alone would he man-
ifestly absurd.” :

--To meet ithe dietary: requirements |
of the day it is. necessary to combine

nigh protein foods. with low “protein:
. foods | dn-such proportions: as will fur- |.
nish bulk, . the proper. nutritive . ratio |

and will at the same time | suit thet
taste, Protein foods are mostly ‘of |

tion. and: ‘taste, : “is- likely,“ ‘therezoxe . to}.

. coutain inaterials of both anion] and
_ vegetable origin. ee a

oF

| LEROZEN APPLES.

A new. wrinkle in, apple. marketing

: which provides . the zestful delight of'.
fresh apple ple to the jndead palate ‘of |

the’ summer: tourist iis | announced ‘in

| the! latest: Cold. :Stornge -News ‘Letter

of the Dominion: Dept. of Agriculture.
are frozen and ‘hela in: storage: at’ a

zero temperature, from the” harvest |

this process applies: to. ‘somme-; ‘proced-;
ure for paring and curing: apples ‘for.

‘| pies.’ Whe fruit 1s peeled” and: ‘sliced |:

Lint the approved. fastion: and it is: then:
treiited” With: ‘a “patent: solution, :

It ‘is, the spockéd In. Tegu-
freezer, +
frult ret na its. flayot and eplor—it
does not’ ‘turn’ brown.
the: ‘fine ‘qui utl

i of: fitesh: ‘fruit

, PERFECT. ‘FOOR

No ‘fooa ‘which’ ig singly ‘capnble’ “On|: a
“of the Canadian: Pacific! Telez.apus- Le
“hag: necessitated’ the ‘appdintm: at...
of an assistint’ general “foanazer at: -
. the system, W,'D,” Neill, ‘assistant *-

this material: be* found: we: would’ be] -
. able to save iuuch of, the. thought; and,

be. freed from” danger of ° ‘edting: the}
; wrong kind of food. = ar

facts. bearing upon, this, pursult of he

If, for instance you eat ‘enough beef |’

“Taken by. itself: good bread’ comes |
the, nearest to. furnishing ‘a balanced |’
food : diet, of. satisfactory -bbulk. “With:
bread | ig: “Included. a variety - of. ‘flour | .
oe pieparations such ‘a8. macroni,:  biseuits:
*.)¥ienna -rolls. and: erackers, put to try.|:

animal. origin-and. foods’ low: ‘in ‘protein |
“values are. ostly, of ‘vegetable. origin..
_ “LA. ‘palnnced ration; séiected to meet aly

i three requirements,” ‘bulk, ‘protein ra

Aippiés

sengon until the summer Thonghs: when, 5 43
the apple is pase: Briefly : described a

rea. times, 4 ‘Bpectally, design: Dee

it maintains: ail i

‘Brésaute” Or business: ‘add’ g growth.

_Manager,, western» lines,’ Winnipeg,
- having been promoted tothe ‘pusi- |

-tion,:: Otherappofaiments ‘result-
; Thou:p- .

” ing. ‘trom: this: are: W.' M,
“gon, superintendent, Ontario Divi. :
~ sion, Toronto, to:be assistant niao- |
“ager, western. lines; ‘Winnipeg, Lh
‘9. Ingram, superintendent,- eastern
division, . Montreal, to. be-“superin-.
“tendent, Ontarig: -diviston, Torunto;
and. W.'s: Emery, -chtef “operutur, :
‘Montreal, .

Fox Film’. ‘Corporation :. during
early: July. took. sound : ‘récords: of |
the: wind in, the’ pines, the “music °
“ot the waterfalls ‘arid: the’ rippling
of Streams .around Banfi Springs
‘Hotel nnd into: ‘this’ boxed: atmas-
‘phere there will be placed. acturs

. and .actressea” wha’ will be ‘shown
- climbing. mountains, walking by.the
‘side of lakes or eanoéing on water- :
~eouraes ‘they. ‘have. never’ seen. .

. Beating. the. world’s | “record ‘in:
passenger: traffic - opérations, west- |
~ efno Canada came into the lime-.
light at the end -of June. with: the
1,262 mfle continuous run. from
Fort William to Calgary’ performed
by. Canadian .. Pacific. engine No.

. 8808, ‘of! the H1 class. © ' This loco-
- motive is one of. several now in
3ervice and’ under ‘construction for
the railway and are the’ latest type
at passenger. engine. :

“Carrying nearly. a hundred’ tour-
‘ists organized by the University. of -
Montreal, a special Canadian Paci-
tie train left Montreal July-6 for |
‘western Canada. . ‘and. the~ Pacific
DSoast. ’: This tour ig the sixth an-«

-‘oual~ transcontinental trip under- —
taken and will last for.three: weeks. .
The richest: industrial, Agricultural, :
‘and. commercial’ districts. -of Can-
“ada, as well ‘as the most ‘beautiful
scenery, including ~the- Rocky

Mtountaing, will be visited. ies

With ‘a five-pound “trout” ‘taken
-aimseilt. ‘and a: -four-potmder landed

by his"son; “in: the‘ cately Arthur'C."7°- |

» Roche, of: Melrose, “Mass., ‘hag just
‘concluded a ten-day “fishing © trip
down the Cain's River, New Bruns-
‘wick, He said he had never heard.
Of waters. where. there were - so
many trout as in Cain's River. .

A total: of. over $87, 000; 000: is to:
spent this year on the construction
and: maintenance of roads: ‘through-
out Canada: _Ontarto has. ‘set aside
$12,500,000 of which $10, 000.000 for
' Dew .. construction:. |
spend: $11,000,000 for extending, im-
'provitig’ and ‘maintaining. the - pro-

"-yinelal system. of, roads. Maritimes ...

“will ‘expend $10,000,000; ‘the Pral-.-
tia -' Provinces, .. $15, 000, 000.. and.
. Britis hs Columbia, © $8,500 000, wep-

resenting. a‘'total' of ., $87,000,000 no

spent: by provincial. governments:

: The old gentleman, Father ‘Time, |

‘often: regarded as' "gomewhat Te:
‘lentless, has had one’ put over
. him. by, -the Plant ‘breeders ‘at the
Governmaut - Central ‘Experimental
‘Farm. at Ottawa:.- Twa. crops. nl

eraln are now grown there. {n rech .
year, one in'the open.and-thoather |

in. gréenhouses,- brilliantly NiehiAd

Buns rays me

t the dry. ingre-

to bee “superintendent, -
‘ gastern” division, ‘Montreal. -: By Aa

“Québec .. will |

with’ slectrie : amps, which’ jhave -
Proven. ta ‘be ‘good Substitutes. for

att may big”