Food and the Diabetic A Canadian guidance note
A historical digest from the Canadian Diabetic Association outlines its 1957 dominion charter, 25 branches, and aims to educate and support diabetics through pamphlets counselings and summer camps. It details diet rules including portion control foods to avoid high sugar items and the exchange system for meals while noting foods permissible with moderation and doctor guidance. It also mentions patterns and recipes for diabetic meals and treats such as sugar avoidance and specific exchanges for bread meat and fats.
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Canadian
Dominion
Canadian Medical Association
Canada
Prairie Conservation Book Details and Related Food Ads
The piece describes a new 76 page book Conservation on the Prairies by Canada's Department of Agriculture and Queen's Printer Ottawa. It outlines Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act aims and includes chapters on water supply pastures resettlement and projects like St Mary Dam and South Saskatchewan River. Noted is availability at 50 cents from the Queen's Printer or local bookstores. Additional ad text lists various biscuit and snack brands with exchange values and mentions the Canadian Diabetic Association and a Toronto address for diabetics recipes booklets.
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The
Prairies
Canada Department of Agriculture
Queen's Printer
Ottawa
Prairie Provinces
St Mary Dam
South Saskatchewan Rover Sham
Woodstock sergeant wins second award for equipment upgrades
Sergeant A. J. Frasson of Woodstock Ontario earned a second commendation and prize for designing an improved mount for .30 calibre machine guns on Army scout cars. The weapons technician with No. 213 Workshops, R C E M E, developed the radical non patentable upgrade with Craftsman T B O Mara of St Catharines during a two year Germany NATO Brigade tour, returning last November.
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Woodstock
Ont
A. J
Joe’ Frasson
Set
Frasson
Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
T. B
Tom' O'Mara
St. Catharines, Ont
Germany
Canada
NATO Brigrade
Eye for Self-Respect: South African Painter Sells Eye
A 48-year-old Johannesburg painter out of work for nine months offered to sell one eye for £50 to clear debts. Isaac Marais from Krugersdorp said his eyesight is fine and one eye would still let him keep his self-respect.
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Johannesburg
Issac Marais
Krugersdrop
Early Death and a Soldier’s Firearm Invention
Franz Schubert died of typhoid fever at 31. Sgt Frasson praised a new gun mount that speeds mounting and dismounting and offers a 180 degree field of fire, aiding house clearing. Inventors earned $125 for the mount, with passes to Ottawa tests and earlier $108 for a ladder carrier on fire trucks.
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Franz Schubert
Sgt. Frasson
Department of National Defence
Army Proving Grounds
Ottawa
Wilted Flowers Explain Wilting In Heated Rooms
The reason cut flowers wilt in a heated room is that they lose water faster than they can absorb it through the cut stems.
Golf Match Ends in Lane Merrit Victory at Midvale
Lane Merrit wins a tense thirty six hole club championship at Midvale as Donald Young stakes a $5,000 bet and Kay Cawley cheers from the gallery. A pivotal moment comes on Hell's Kitchen where a disputed ball rule tests the players and Pop Weller braces for the final payoff.
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Lane Merrit
Donald Young
Lane
Merrit
Young
Pop Weller
Pop
Mr. Weller
Kay Cawley
Cawley
Kay
Lfe
Midvale Country Club
Wille Hopper
Wiliie
Witlie
Weller
Midvale
Willie Hopper
Willie
Jim Meredith
Meredith
Pop Weiler
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Christies
Westons
Westonss
Peek Fream Society
Peek Frean
Canadian Diabetic Association
Mount Pleasant Road
Ontario
Association
Majestic Hope
Laurence Kaye
A. J. Joe’ Frasson
Edith Werner
By Gene Brockhaven
Joseph Kneisel