How to Plan Meals by Elizabeth Cooke
This article outlines methodical meal planning for families, balancing taste, budget, and nutrition. It covers drafting a rough daily menu, checking calorie totals, emphasizing protective foods rich in calcium phosphorus and iron, and aiming for a square meal balance of 50 percent carbohydrates 25-35 percent fats and 10-20 percent proteins.
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Elizabeth Cooke
Classified Advertisements on Page Eight
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Local baseball club braces for semi finals after injury setback
The team battled to a draw with Brighton despite Bert Scott’s injury and aims for a final four berth. Ern Doug impressed after replacing the catcher, while Old Gold’s win kept their final four spot intact. Tomorrow A team faces Elsternwick at Caulfield in the 1 pm semi final with Ro Guy and T Young among listed players. Our club promotes War Savings Group with 1s weekly contributions, 35 certificates sold, and two teams slated for next season. Afternoon tea followed presentations honoring Mesdames Andry Wartha and Forbes.
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Bert Scott
Brighton
Ern Dougas
B. Scott
Old Gold
Elsternwick
Caulfield
T. Dalling
J. Scott
Ro Holden
W. Ms Verty
Malling
Re. Walliams
Crooks
A. Carey
Brunwick
Pamis
Ro Guy
Bo Douglas
T. Young
J. Metherson
O. Weer
N. Green
J. Kraser
Ross
J. Hewatt
McPherson
Mesdames Andrywartha
Forbes
Picnic to Greendale Under Worst Weather Impresses Group
A Sunday trip from the P.O. to Greendale drew about 50 picnicers despite dismal rain. Attendees enjoyed games, songs, tea, and a Ray Roberts led concert ending around 9 30. Highlights included Bill Fraser riding a wild foal. thanks were extended to Dulcie Pining Thelma Petherick Ray Roberts and Noel Skene for hospitality and music.
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P.O
Greendale
Ray Roberts
Bill Fraser
Dulcie
Thelma Petherick
Noel Skene
Keilor Red Cross Card Afternoon Supports Fund
Keilor sub branch of the Red Cross held a card afternoon on Tuesday with proceeds to benefit the bombing appeal. Mrs C Brown won both raffles and Judge Milburn praised community efforts. Glen Craighe has returned to duty at Tobruk and is reported not seriously wounded. An earlier dance and card night raised about £11 for the fund. Starting next Tuesday a 6:45 am bus will run from the P O corner to Essendon station.
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Keilor
Red Cross
C. Brown
H Mlburn
Barry
Frank Milburn
Provident
Hay
Glen Craighe
Iit
Tobruk
PF. E Jolly
Fhr
P.O
Essendon
Sunshine Ladies Bowling Club Annual Meeting Report
The Sunshine Ladies Bowling Club held its annual meeting on August 26. Officers elected include President Mrs Andrawartha, vice presidents Mesdames Grigg Whittingham and Forbes, social and match committees named, and Mrs R Bridgeford noted as VSBA president. Comforts Fund began November 28, 1939 with £805 donated by clubs including Sunshine.
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Ladies’ Bowling Club
Andrawartha
Mesdames Grigg
Whittingham
See
Forbes
R. Bridgeford
Comforts Fund
Sunshine
Mem
Weekly appeal collections rise during twenty one weeks
The average weekly collection continues to rise each week since the scheme began. This week the total collected is £1,875 and the weekly average reaches £875.
Lodge notices from Sunshine and Albion lodges
The Fortnightly Meeting of Lorieni 1 in Costa House rear of Advocate office on Monday next at 9 am. Deer Park Lodge meets at Deer Park Hall Mounty next at 7 am. Albion Lodge No 5182 meets Tuesday at St Mark's Hall at 7 30 with H Blaey secretary.
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Lorieni
Costa House
Advocate” Office
King Edward
Deer Park Hall
W. Y. Stevenson
St. Mark's Hall
Seery
Hamel Street
Sunshine
Fortnightly Meeting at St. Mark's Hall Wednesday 8 p.m
The Fortnightly Meeting will be held in St. Mark's Hall on Wednesday next at 8 p.m. A. R. Thomson serves as Secretary.
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St. Mark's Hall
St. Mark's Harriers Enter Frith Cup Mile Handicap
St Mark's Harriers schedule the Frith Cup mile handicap next Saturday on Anderson Road Fortun and Sydney Streets. Last season this race was the keenest contested on the CC programme and the field is expected to be strong.
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Anderson Road
Fortent
Sydney
King Edward Avenue
C.C
Keenness rises with boosted handicaps in race lineup
The list shows handicaps for this year including Roy Cox scratch Syd Cox 11 seconds 8, I Carland 20, M Petherick 23, Rus Cox 24, T Tribe 36, J Ingram 29, R Hester 44, C Gist 44, A Milly 46, R Mit 46, L Nobles 49, W Tribe 53, E McBride 63, J Hiskins 56.
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Roy Cox
Syd. Cox
I. Carland
M. Petherick
Rus. Cox
T. Tribe
J. Ingram
R. Hester
C. Gist
A. Milly
R. Mit
L. Nobles
W. Tribe
E. McBride
J. Hiskins
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Keilor News
Sunshine Ladies Bowling Club
Lodge
Loyal Sunshine Lodge
G.U
Deer Park Lodge
Albion Lodge
C.F. — Sunshine
A. R. Thomson, Secreta
St. Mark's Harriers
Braybrook
Bert Guy
Labor
Southern
Guy
B. G
Raslo
Monarch
Monarch Mantel
Patersons
Nicholson Street
Footscray