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As a syphillisâ€"control measure, Alâ€" breta tested the population north â€"of Lesser Slave Lake and concentrated under canvas all those found with the disease. ‘There the campers were given complete courses of treatment. CAMP FOR CURE A camp of three hundred people was established in Alberta in connecâ€" tion with a V. D. plan of the Alberta Department of Health in cooperation with federal government departments. Early correction of defects is the best method of combatting dental disâ€" ease. ‘The oral cavity is easily accessâ€" ible and responds readily to treatment. Yet, ironically enough, despite the ease with which dental defects may be remâ€" edied, there are still thousands of dentallyâ€"neglected children. DENTAL DEFECTS Dental defects are not only decided health hazards, hut dental disease unâ€" treated in childhood means more exâ€" tensive dental damage in later life. This damage is permanent since, unâ€" like other body tissues, teeth cannot repair themselves once decay sets in. Wellâ€"thoughtâ€"out nuti'it,iou.é meals pay dividends. The Nutrition Division of the Deâ€" partment of National Health and Welâ€" fare chas prepared book entitled "Shopping Lists." Its contents are based on ‘"‘Canada‘s Food Rules" and include tablesâ€"of foods for various ageâ€" groups in a typical‘ family â€"of five. From these a sample weekly market order is made out, with prices indicated.. The total, based on Ottawa and Montreal prices at the time, was $12.78. Third Ave. at Cedar Street JEWELLER â€"â€" OPTOMETRIST TIMMINS BUYING HEALTH Costly foods aren‘t necessarily the best foods. ‘This was proven by surâ€" veys establishing food values. Medical practitioners know the local deficiencies and those who would enâ€" sure health will ask the family doctor for advice in this, as in other health matters. IODIZED SALT In parts of Canada where soil and water do not supply adequate natural salt, it is adviszble to fortify the diet with ijodized salt. BUNDLING BAD It is not health{ul to sit around inâ€" side wearing those woollies you had to wear in the cold outside. Women apâ€" preciate this. Health authorities at. Otâ€" tawa suggest that heavy, warm clothâ€" ing be reserved for the outdoors. Wearâ€" ing the same thick things indoors faâ€" vours chills, which lower resistance and render you liable to more serious infecâ€" tion. * "Sunshine Vitamin" from food. Such foods as milk, cheese and fish supply it, and, where the framily docâ€" tor considers even more intake advisâ€" able, a fish liver oil should be inchmded in the diet. There is a valuable healithâ€"giving power in the Sun, and, when weather permits, sunbathing under proper conâ€" ditions is most beneficial. Health auâ€" thorities .point out that when the weanâ€" ther makes sunbathing inadvisable or Irvin Rosper, R. 0. EYESIGHT SPECIALIST For Aggdlntmcnt Phone 1877 m. PINE ST. NORTH COsttosser Bidg.) EYES EXAMINED CGLASSES FITTED WITR SCIENTIFIC ACCURACY . you may still get a 4 medium potatoes, 4 eggs, 4 thsps. cream, salt and pepper 5 or 6 sardines, parsley. Bake potatoes; slice off the top and take out the inside which may be kept hot in a double boiler to serve at side. Scramble eggs with cream and season, LAdd chopped: sardines and parsley. Fil .the potato shell with egg and sardine mixture and serve immediately. BAKED CHOWDER 1‘ lbs. codfish, 4 cups cubed potato, 4 cups cubed carrot, 2 cups sliced onion, 1 bay leaf, 4 tsp. thyme, 1% tsps. salt, few grains pepper, 2 cups water, 4 cups scaldâ€" ed milk, 14 cups crushed unsalted crackers, ‘4 cup light cream. Cut codfish in 1" cubes. Place in kettle; add potato, carrot, onion, bay leaf, thyme, salt, pepper and water. Cover; cook 20 mins., or until vegeâ€" tables are tender. Add milk. Arrange fish mixture and crackers in alternate layers in 8 individual casseroles, Bake 4 cuns sliced mild onions, 1: cups milk, 6 strips side rindless bacon, 3 eggs, salt, cayenne, unâ€" baked cheese pastry shell. Parboil the onions in small amount of water. Drain off the liquid. Beat eggs and add to onions. Add the milk, salt and cayenne to taste. Pour into unbaked cheese pastry shell. Sprinkle chopped ~bacomn over the top. Bake in electric oven at 425 degs. for 185 mins. then lower to 350 degs. for 20. mins. Serve hot with garnish of paprika chopped parsley. Accompany with crisp salad. OATMEAL VEGETABLE SQOUP 2lb. soup bone (% bone, meat), 2 thsps. fat, 2 quarts water, 4 tpsp. salt, ‘4 tps. pepper, 2 cups cooked tomatoes, 1 cup diced ‘carrots, *4 cup chopped onion, cup chopped celery, % cup oatmeal. Remove part of meat from cracked soup bone, cut meat into cubes and brown lightly in hot fat. Place meat, soup bone, water, salt and pepper in soup kettle; cover and simmer 2 hours. Cool, strain and chill sufficiently so that excess fat may be skimmed off. Return stock to ‘kettle and add vegeâ€" tables. Bring to a boil, then slowly add rolled oats or oatmeal. Cover and simmer 30 mins. until vegetables are tender. Soup meat used in making the stock may be cut in small pieces and added. Serve with finely chopped parsley sprinkled on top, if desired. Yield 8 large servings. a lamb or veal stew. 2 Cups ontgeâ€"gift or 1% cupsâ€"onceâ€"st 4 <tsps. baking: paw 4 thsps. shoxtening, evaporated â€"milk â€" ( Chili saugce. Measure four and pawder and salt. ~C finely, using two lr blender. â€"â€" Gradually (or: diluted. evaporate a dough which, the sticky. ~Turn.onto:sl; vas or baking board fingertips for 10 seos. inch thickness ~and about 4 inches. :Ce with a spoonful of d and fold â€"the daugh, enclose theâ€" chili saut to seal well. Place.o Anne Allan invites It‘s fun to plan a dish with !5 IYV. Turn ‘into greased moulit; small note of surprise in either shape, COVEt. _ Codk in electric oven, or steam texture or garnish. A homemaker who U"tU firm in centreâ€"@bout 30 mins. trials and tribulations, without actually SMIOE _ o raising the budget a few cents. * uB oY .. ‘ping would: glso ‘be grand, cooked over Hello Homemakers! Let‘s give our family that refreshment and relaxâ€" ation so deserved when the day‘s rouâ€" tine is over, by serving pleasant, interâ€" esting supper dishes. All of us know that fish, eggs, wholeâ€"grain cereals, and cheese are <‘basic ingredients of the main ‘lenten supper dish, but too few of us take time to figure out how we can prepare them reasonably and attractively. David and Lois, convalescing patients at the Junior Red Cross ‘Hospital for :Grippled â€"Children at Calâ€" gary, Alta., are helped with ‘theirâ€"cutâ€"outs by Miss Hol mes, .A.D. | The dunior Red..Cross operates hospitals for â€"crippled â€"children in Alberta and Saskgtchewan: In:other ‘provinces, the Junior l’ied Cross arranges for care for ~crippled .children atestablished ~hospitals A campaign for: $9,000;000 for peacetime Red Cross work opened March 3. > o o ooo( s or Anne Allan invites you to write to her care of The Advance . Sand. in your suggestions on homebaking probâ€" lems and watch thisâ€"column for replies. Measure four andsift with baking . powder and salt, ~Gut in ~shortening: finely, using two lknixes orâ€"a pestny. blender. â€" QGradually add .enoughâ€"milk. (or diluted. evaporated. milk) toâ€" malke a dough which, though soft, .is not. sticky. .onto.slightlyâ€"floured.canâ€" â€" vas or baking boeard and knead with fingertips for 10 sees. Roll:to :about‘1â€"6; inch thickness and â€"cut in squares of. about 4 inches. Centre . cagh. square with a spoonful of drainedchiliâ€" sauce and fold â€"the dough, envelopeâ€"style, to. enclose the:â€" chili sauceâ€"dampen edges to seal well. Place .over the top of theâ€" ULIC COIIIDAIDY S 5% «Bonds ‘hayvyng been . redeemed in 1945. ‘Incamemd excess profits taxes were $499;480, an increase of $101,279 over last year. Aftet"Uéducting:these taxes, there was a~ surplus year of $658.378 compared with $492,932 in the prev.ous year. Payment of Preferred dividends Totglled $385,000 leaving $273,378 apâ€" plicable to the 400,000 shares if Common Stock. This was equal to 68¢ a share, compared with 28%c last year. Common dividends totalling 60c a share were paid for <the year, and $33;.265 was 22 29 L9 c 2t y kiJe a\ in electric oven, 400 degs., 15 mins. Top .each serving yith. 1 tbhsp.. cream. Brown under electric broiling element. â€" RISH LOAF 2 cups ccoked flaked fish, 1 cup ‘bread crumbs, i4 tsp. salt, 4 tsp. ° haprika, !4 tsp. grated onion,‘ 1 tsp. lemon juice, 2=eggs, % cup milk, 1 thsp. chopped parsley. Mix a@ll together (more milk, if fish is dry). Turn ‘into greased movit; cover, Cookâ€"/in electric oven, or steam until firm in 30 mins. GHIRE SAUCE REUMPRLINGS â€" ¢ T U . AVUL © JJVWUEL , dil0U UIl€ CUIIl~ , panyâ€"purchased the distribution system ot:themamaque Mining Company, servâ€" ing A22 customers in the tow 1 of + Bourlamague, Québec. A summary of + the report follows. . "The statement fgof ; Nostherm <Power Corporation, Limited : for "the:~fiseal‘ year ended December 318t, :1946,:which includes the operations .oOf :its. subsidiary, Northern Quebec‘ Pewer Co., cLimited, shows a satisâ€" Aactory impravement over the previous _ year. Gross enrnings amounted to $2, with $1,872,162 in the previous Expenses at $632, Ds 2 oups ongeâ€"sifted flour, or 1% cupsâ€"onceâ€"siftedâ€"bread fiour, 4 <tsps. ‘baking~â€"pawder, 4 tsp. salt, 4 theps. shoxtening, milk or.diluted evaporated :milk (@bout % cup), Chili saugce. s «Glime . «ADVANCER, TIMMINS, ONTARIO .. Twentyâ€"six of ~Canada‘s topflight civil servants are now receiving an average $12,0600 yearly, an average inâ€" «crease of nearly $3,000 since Jan. 1, The Financial : Post reports from Ottawaâ€" The Deputy Minister of Pinance heads the list with $17,500. In the diploâ€"‘ matic field, Norman A. Robertson, High Commissioner to London, heads} the ‘list with $10,000 salary and $28;000 in living and other allowances. Hume Wrong, Ambassador in Washngton, rates second> with 210,000 salary and $20,8500 alowances. It cost a total of $1% milltons to operate 30 Canadian emhasstes, ‘legations, consulates, etc. in the last nine months of 1946, The ~ The. subsidiary‘s kilowatt hour outâ€" put totalled ~248,064,944 kwh:rs an of 10% over last year, and the .number .of ‘customers served increased ’from 7,310 to 8,643. During the year -cont.racts were entered Anto for the supgly of . power to eleven new mining properfies,~and the Lamaque Mining Co.‘ ‘S: diswtbution system in the town of :Bourlamague serving 422 customers,' ‘was purchased. 1c% . The Company‘s investments comprise ‘marketable securities $450,319 (market -value $m 500),. other investments at bbqk vg‘Jue ofâ€"$361,534, and net equity of, invmtment in: Northern Ontario Power Co. of $134,487, for a total «of $9’I,290 The balance sheet, reflecting the sale. . to _ the Hydroâ€"Electric Power ‘Cemmission of Ontario of the Northern Ontario Power Co. Ltd., a previous subsidiary, shows a capital deficit of $2,458,053, with current assets at $1,595, 368 "and=current liabilities at $638,014 leaving a net working capital of $957, 344 compared with $927,312 in the preâ€" vious year. Stock. This was equal to 68¢ a share, compared ‘with 28%c last year. Common dividends totalling 60c a share were paid for <the year, and $33;.265 was added to surplus carried forward. rn chis sematks on submitting the Annual Repart:of the Caznada Northern Power ;Cbrporation, Limited for 1946 he President, Mr. A.J. Nesbitt, menâ€" tions that the demand for power inâ€" ~crveasad during the year, an increase of 1,833 .customers, eleven new mi:iing properties in Northwestern Qubec signâ€" ved contrrcts ‘for‘power, and the comâ€" , the distribution system . of theTLamague Mining Company, servâ€" ing A22 customers in the tow 1 of Bourlamague, Québec. A summary of the report follows. . After allowing for depreciation, bad debts, ~bond: â€"interest and $11,700â€" for employees‘ pension fund; the net eariâ€" ings," before income and excess profits taxes, amounted. to $1,157,858, showing an increase of $266,725 over the prevâ€" ious. year, mainly due to the heavy reâ€" uction inâ€"boxnd interest, the Company‘s "Bonds ‘hayng been . redeemed in Cmda Northern Power . Armutal . Report Shows 387. were ~$104,801 chigher, due princiâ€" pally_ to ‘increase in purtchased power. TOP CFEVH, SERVICE SALARIES %, . s n 9. :92 ,8 22 29228 0 4, »So abe sbe obe obe ete abe ste stecatec oouoonomo.w $ without consulting us! We make moving pleasant and simple, wikh expert service. MOVI NC an¢ S T ORAGE Don‘t Make A Move . The Porcupine Advance 219 Algonqtiin Blyd., East ALL MAKES OFP RADIOS For Quick Pickâ€"Up ‘Phone 3690 ‘Hold the wire," . said the doctor crus}t.ily, "and I‘ll sing you a lullaby." 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You don‘t call me fancy at last, New Drug Discoveries May Allow Man To Live To Be 150." Provided heâ€"doesn‘t probe in the medicine cabâ€" inet in the dark. "You‘ll really marry me, darling!" 9_xclaimed the enraptured young man. Overheard on the elevator: "I never met a better man than my husband, but TI‘d sure like to."" married, the dark clouds will roll away, the sky ‘"Don‘t make it a weather forecastâ€" kiss me." said the practical girl. You never find a philosopher with a big bank acount. If he had a big bank account, he wouldn‘t be a philâ€" osopher. Complaints against Army cooking "I consider," said the motorist to the stout woman with "whom he had eollided, "that the fault was entirely yours, madam, for standing gaping about in the middle of the road in that manner." bout my son‘s health. Mrs. Jones: What has he got? 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But the young man was getting desperate, and on this particâ€" ular evening he had his plans cut and dried for an elopement. Suddenly the door opened, and the room was flooded: with ~Jlight.~ =The young couple turned and faced a glowering parent. names like Tom calls Joan. He says .'_.he‘s the apple of his eye. and a perâ€" and can only reply, "Have you read any late popular fiction?" "I was not gabing about." retorted the irate woman,. "I was inhaling a taxi," Jack sniffed contemptuously. ‘"‘That‘s all very well." she said, "but you forget Tom‘s in the fruit trade, while I work in the fish market." ‘"How can I make my eyebrows arch?"" the beauty editor is asked: PHONE 1135 32 THIRD AVE. On property anywhere in the Porcupine.Camp, to build or buy other property or finance busiâ€" ness. 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