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Barrie Examiner, 16 Apr 1963, p. 7

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leedllngl In lhe provlnca now In producan mum than 1000000 uedllnu The nominath commluco presented mm of officer or 1963 The new execullve Includcs Mrs Gordon Puttenan Presl dcnl Vlce Presidenu Mills Mrs Anlrldie Record lng Secrela Mn Todd Carrespandence Secretary Mrs Partridge Treasurer Mrs Bouncy Dlreclon MIL Mnnul Mm Cunnlnghnm Mrs Doldze Mn George and IL ann Allhé ccsa Effie meeting rcrrcshmtnls were urved by the snclnl commiucu Under lhe dlredlnn Flsller 70 member of um Bar rle Collegiate Band pmvlded muxlcal program Codringlon Home and School Association April meetinl was highlighted with warm on lilled Educalianni Entertain men Nature can use any klnd or food or fuel but repair ma lerls come chiefly lrorn the prolecllve foods When cllarles are cut the quallly of the dally calnrie become utmost Im parlance Collegiate Band Entertain And Wm What is your nutritional sin Ius Are you weii nourishzd or malnourished To be properly nourished your mull mun be buiit around the pmleciivu foods Th nulrienu pmleln minerals and vluminsara seniinl to the upkeep and re nclvwl oi body tissue mm are the measure at the full content nod In terms at quantity The term glm no dun tn the quality or the calories Indication whether they are empty or pro tecllva in term replenishlng nutrlents We nutlltlonlsta otlen term thin empty versus lull cal urlcs but 51m full sounds so fattening like the term pratccuVa best At any rate empty cnlarlu pmvldu Incl but very little pmtrcllon from thallutflent stindpahgt We hear so much about munllnl calories Its high me we changed lhll Hound grub huld at new ldca Make yuur calmlax count toward gradeA nutrition and youll have more bounce and verve are lheAlneasurc n1 That brings us to the inevit ability calories Craving pounds are an eiunul problem Inday simply because we an no calmis spenders Exercise is no built in later In our way of 1110 Nature use cal uric accaldinl lo the muscle demand for enemy Well in this pushhuilon age who uses mqscieai had Out of the air waves came IM no as turned on the car radio There would be more genIuses in this world pcope retained as much of what may cad of what they eat th KEEP IN THE TRIM ProtectiveFoods GiveEngergy Empty Calories Produce Fat IDA JEAN RAIN Fonunalely for dieters any or everybody else in this me chunicnl one the load high in bodywplenlshlng nulrlenls are not Ihc weight makers llero are the protective loads lean maul lish and lowl eggs coi lago cheese milkI skim milk and hullcrmillr green and yel low vegetables and lnriis and whole grains reduelng diet and weight control paliorn of eating based on the protective loads nilords pcrleci nutrition Eating loo many ol the load which inmish largely amply caloric leads to malnutrition Empty calories are lhe weight malmrs lronicnl it may seem overweight in our most dangerour arm of malnutrition today in short we lei loo man calorie lrom the lood whit lurnisll too Illile promo lion To be in good nutritional status make your calorie count for good nuirillnn Thin in Cnnndinn Press CP tclcprlnm From it nnd 300 muchinm like it in 100 CnnndInn dnily newupnpcr 0mm comm new from mound Um worldfrom llonu Kong Knmngn Cape Town Cnpo Cnnnvoml New from 11ch Canada clatter over them nmchinm too 01 new from evvrywhom complemch the local and dlnLricL alorioa authored by each pnporl reporter corrvnpomlunln and special writers Together they provide most the now content of your newspaper Twentyfive yearnago you couldnt get so much news so last Published by llmle Bummer News Travels astThis Way The Board of Suwnrdl Trea surer George Pealsun lnvllad jhs stewards to bl mum at 21 The Steward were pleased to learn that an Explorer group has been started or WIllowdnle and that lhls you being sup ported by Wlllow ale Ave Unl ted Church Women The Stew aids treasumr was then inst nmed to send donation to the Explorers mm the Board at Stewards Dun Jackson secrclary fur the board repnru that or one Sunday In June the church wlll he devnled lo the Sunday Scth tor lls annual Pramnllnn Sun day and that all collection no In envelope wlll no to tha Sun day Schooll The Ngulnr meellnl at Willowdale Unlled Church Buard n1 Stewards was held the home of Robert Mc Colgun of Sleel Sh on April In the absence chairman Ev erard Harris he mealan was chaired by Mn McColan vlw chairman Willowdale United Board Stewards Hold April Session The Wlllowdal Ave congrega lnn are still holding Ihclr church services in Steel St School nudi laruun until financial conditions warrant the building or tho first unit oi their proposed church or Ihc corner or Willquulc and Cook Sis in Ban1 The Financo Commiilee under ch Ross Cook are conlinunlly work in or ways and man of air Mining this ilrsl unll Downsvhrw Ave meeting Carrying Ihmuzh lho spring Ehume bouquet dalfndlls and Sprlnm Garden bunchcan was held by members ho TmWeGwlll Womens lnslllulu at the April mecllnn held at the Hand Head Hall Appmxlmmuly 200 women Altended the gala even Convener of dccnrallng was Mm Allen Hamel Convener of food was Mrs Don Harvey TIE 3AM EXAMINER TUESDAY APRIL 1563 TecWerill WI Entertain At Spring Garden Luncheon The dolly newspnpuru editors select edit and present the news in is simple understandable fashion You get tho good and the bad daily picture life on it is In Cunndo them in no censor ahlp or government control news Contrast thin with the attention in more than 70 the coun tries ol the world where governments impone controls on new to me their own ondn Fmdom of theorem in freedom of tlmimlivldunl your right to spook it in right whose protection in in the public Inme or the May Flnwer balancing is very Im portant salt the speakcr She suggested Ihnl bouquets should not be placed on table where here are other Items but sug The guest speaker Mrs Enrt by Mrs Jon Mttttgnnr Mrst Cox Cox Barrie was Introduced told her audience at tho posst btltty at hnvtng towers at all seasons ot the ycar at very uvcryanu has ccrtntn umuunt ttllte cast Mrs Cox satd that at artistic tnlunt and explained how attracttvn tlnwor arrange ments could he made by tolluw tnz rtmplc theme Mrs Elgln Armstrong of thu valnclnl Board was Inlmduccd by president Mrs Gordan Riley Mrs Armstrong spoke on Iho lm mrlancc of the Penniu For Friendshlp mm and brought greetings from Mrs Trevor who Is membcr of the Federation of Womens Inslllutus Ontario African vIaIcts decorated the luncheon ables TRY Exammm WANT mom 1m 32m Shc said It was not necessary lo usu lnrlc bouquet of low era In the winler slncu they an coslly then but explained Ihal cedar or other greens made ax ccllcnt bnckgmund Mn 06 was lhanked by Mu Irvln an Mrs Cox dcmnnstralcd many dillerent ways of plnclng low era In containers using daflw dils and tulips along with leave Sht had gathered in the alIJZ guled man an anangcmunl In 1mm 01 lurge mirror awbsfilfigé Joan arrick AhM Qfiulfid PERMANENTS SE99 BUDGET SALON PIJQNE PA 84661 JO Mlplo Ami Ask For Thu

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