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RTS SAY

New Ingredients in Bread Authorized
Will be Listed on Outside Wrapper

By KAY REX

Canadian Press Staff Writer con

and the
aud baker

umer acceptance

antipathy by millers

kers soon will be assured of purchasing

   

  
    
  
   
  
 
  
  

to manufacture it
! for their families simply by reading It did not receive the promo
tion by the indu thet the
1 vrapber other types of bread did and
‘lassed s ‘
cerning bread oom be. classed a oloree’ | consequently consume! wel
j reac »
ipproved re not timulated to buy it, she
nal Council One of the regulations permit a Al when the public doe
istry. Effective the baking industry to use “en it buy or ask for a certain pr
x ingredients Tiched” flour. Yrs. Walton said duct t manufacturer certain!
manufacture | that the public should be aware |, not going to produce it
' é } > term “enriched” i :
will be requir- | that by the ili .
the wrapper meant a white flour from which | FROSTY GLASSES
5 bite f natural vitamins have been mil A friend pa on her famil
Associatic
my * i led and which are being replaced | recipe for lemon syrup, an ex
"13,000-1 ni for the most part by synthetic cellent eco'd drin} the hot
er aa vitamins weather day
has campaign- . : ace or is
bread stand “We in CAC. have always Ingredients; Five pounds su
mS ; maintained that tl natural | #4"; @ne Ounce tartaric acid, two
é é ead Lnat rie i urai
7 : ounces Citic acid uice of six
mer has a vitamin is best and that it is aj° ; tl ; os (
im § t lemons anc ve grated rind «
i ty that consume! the
of knowing PHY four of them: 12 cup
Inite {tates id Canada have i i ,
; buying, United States and AnaGe ea Aid: the. guent
Mrs. W. R, | encouraged use of a White flour cide ts tl Se ; i :
i aval ( 1 ¢ yc Lt ATIC Iii
c hic as had most of the vita Fan §
Oakville, Ont., an sgh t and that | Poll Add@ lemon juice and rind
eu MiSs MMMECU UU Ui alia — t : i or thir ’ (
See and let stand two « iree } I
+, now, in the interest of a so tl at re F owe
tne W Le ‘ ‘ Str nal boble
ie woman 10) called ‘improved’ joaf it is nect : oe A rw Dane Meth eck
I ul I Yul PS ris i in 1
on one sary to put them back syntheti ro , ; Hai ; ~
to the type cally,” oY tablespoon ‘depending on
be Dest Tor the mn : trength desired) of th yrup
milv Mrs. Walton said that the), . Shi of wate and cracked
original vitamins however might ice J good
THER COUNTS be obtained in the Canada-ap
Vitamin B proved vitamin B flour and the + , ‘
} VALUABLE BEES
lowed, and a;white and whole wheat bread a ;
et for whole|made from it. She added that) A total of 1883 ° py of be
\ +} ‘ » of $2.89% 36 Wer
must contain | the Canada-approved vitamin B me ee Senn 10S we
whole wheat,|flour had almost gone off the reported by 12,408 farms in Cur
; a hen 0:
taining less‘market because of the lack of 44a in 1961,

         
 
  
   
  
  

 

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nee and ob isheict / loies

Take 6Month _ |Secatte ana ‘tedo
Vacation

have been elected in Point Grey
as a Conservative, or as an In-
dependent. In desperation, she
joined Social Credit; her action
gave Social’ Credit a great boost

She

| Mrs.

: : value.
Now she finds herself headed for |who plans {o visit here during we. Re ee ‘| .
a cabinet position, which she lthe summer it
thought she was entitled to in; A popular couple in Prince! oa; i
1946 Rupert and well known leave Bis eet - bie reg @rs ie
Pane tonight on a much forward) a aoe Mrs Arthur Murray i
Now that Social Credit will be | looked for six-months vacatian|%"¢ ©Mildren returned yester-| @ Regular meeting Local 186 ||

to their native land. | day from vacation

tc! eneeinbaiin a
he government Lake and Vancouver

most people are While

Vancouver,

: W253, Canadian
; accompanied by her daughter,
B. Long of Vancouver,

at Kathlyn

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Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, July 24, 1952

LIVESTOCK VALUE
Total value of livestock on}
farms in June, 1951,
Was $2,010,354.0000, triple the 1941 |

Mrs. Lauritz Vict chia
Puts on Blue Bonnet
For Extra Convenie

U.A. will be held in Civie Centre|
8 p.m. Thursday, July 24. George |
5. Weatherly, Business Agent. |/
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horrified to hear Mr. Bennett jt and Mrs. James Andrews, | the south, Mr. Murray atten

say there’s going to be some |? Legion 27 club, ‘will beard the | the Social Credit convention
deat § Prince Rupert, on their way to|

kind of voluntary hospital in- Scotland. They will visit Bowi-|

surance. Everyone knows this

ing and Sterling, and
England.

Mr. Andrews wili attend the |

parts of)
will mean no hospital insurance |
at all for thousands and thous- |, “ , ;
ands of people, particularly in “ternational conyention of the |
the older brackets. Well, Social)’ Burns Wederation at Norwich,
Credit was honest enough; before | 4% 4 delegate from Prince Ru-
the election Social Credit had| Pet Burns Club. He will also |
no hesitation in saying compul- take in some much-missed golf- |
sory insurance would be thrown | *8-
out. But nobody expected Social} a oo
Credit to win; but it did and)

the

Mr. T. M. Christie returned to
are |the city yesterday following a
embarrassed about hospital in-|}month’s combined business and
urance and most of the public | treatment trip to the south. He
5 terrified it’s going to be wiped | visited Shaughnessy Hospital
out. Perhaps Mr. Bennett will | while in Vancouver.
be able to find some way of sav * oe |
ing both face and hospital in- Mrs. George Frizzell returned
urance. Let’s hope so. Hospital|to Prince Rupert aboard the!
insurance is too valuable to be Coquitlam last night after a

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