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will be on display.

Food Sense Not Nonsense

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is All the Blocks a Child Can Use (
| Building blocks are more than playthings for Baby Jamie and
fast-growing John-John. They can be the nutrients in food called
amino acids. Readily at hand is a way to develop for infants and
toddlers a new and economical food, custom-made from wheat,
which contains all the building blocks a child needs to grow and

develop—and nearly all the other nutrients to boot. The sche-
matic for this food has been drawn up by research, at the
American Institute of Baking in Chicago, on the amino acids
in wheat’s proteins. ;
Dr. William Bradley, scientific director of the Institute, has
suggested that nutritionists can put into action this schematic
for feeding infants and children, At a recent nutrition conference
in California on the Role of Wheat in the World's Food Supply,
he reported that the milling process sifts out certain wheat
flours with an especially high nutritional value. Being concen-
trated, these flours contain a substantially higher amount of
the building block, lysine—apt to be short in cereal grains—than
does the wheat berry itself. With cooked cereals made from these
flours, infants and toddlers would satisfy their higher protein and
lysine requirements, he proposed.
That traditional wheat foods materially meet the nutrient re.
quirements of older children and adults is history. As the major
food of large population groups, grains made civilization possible.
Wheat had all the building blocks man needed. In light of
America’s food export program to underdeveloped and hungry
nations, the value of wheat takes on added significance. The
contribution that bread and other cereal foods can make here and
abroad is being studied, recognized, and appreciated.

Camp Trailers at Big Show
One of the largest displays, thusiasts with information on
of camping trailers. tents|facilities and to discuss stor-
and related camping equip-|{age and maintenance prob-
ment will be seen at the lems. The boat exhibition will
Pennsylvania Sports and |be open daily from 1 to 10:30
Outdoor Show, February 10-{p.m. and on Saturday from
15, at the Farm Show Build-|9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
ing, Harrisburg. Returning to the show this
John Altland, managing |year will be the very popular
director of the show, pointed [beach and sportswear fash-
out that both camping and|ion show which will display
travel trailers, in all sizes|the newest styles and latest
and designs, will be featured. |fabries in clothes for out-
Everything in the camping |door wear.
equipment field, from sleep-
ing bags to portable stoves,

MEAT
“Know Your Meats,” a ser-
esies of four meetings, has
been scheduled by the Lan-
deluxe cabin cruisers in the caster County Home Econo-
40-foot class to plastic canoes. | Mics Extension Service.
Inboard and outboard motors| Included will be principles
in varying horsepower will |on meat buying, preparation
be shown. In addition to the !and storage of beef, veal,
boats and motors, the most |pPork, and lamb. The meet-
advanced water safety, navi-|ings will be held in the P. P.
gation and other marine | & L. Basement Kitchen loca-
equipment will be presented |ted in the Greist Building,
to the. public. Lancaster, at 1 p.m. January
Representatives from lead-|21, January 28, Feb. 4 and
ing marinas throughout the Feb. 11.
Chesapeake Bay and Susque- Any woman interested in
hanna River areas will be on |information on meat should
hand to furnish boating en- attend these meetings.
’
The state’s largest boat!
show includes more than 150
boats ranging in size from

Now OPEN
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DONUTS
HOME-MADE BREAD — PIES — All Kinds
MORAVIAN CAKE — APPLE DUMPLINGS
ECLAIRS
COOKIES - (All Kinds)
OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES CAKES
OLD FASHIONED SUGAR CAKES
WEDDING CAKES - DECORATED - All Kinds

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