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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 September 1949, Page 7

A P .J WAS > TSJI.’CT P.Y TK3 NEW ZEALAND DEPT. GF HDAI.TU • ■: . '''''' ' ’ THE SCHOOL Whether taken from home or bought at school, the school lunch should contain . .. MILK- as a bottle of milk brought from home, cocoa or a milk shake. 'SANDWICHES buttered — all wholemeal bread or half wholemeal, half white bread, or ROLLS buttered — preferably wholemeal. FILLINGS — two-thirds protein; such as meat, egg, fish, cheese, peanut butter. With thdse may be included lettuce, tomato, celery, cucumber or any other vegetable. One-third sweet; such as dates, raisins, black-currant jam, NO MORE than one buttered scone or gem, plain cake, bup or biscuit, RAW FRUIT or vegetable to finish. % _ _____ —This lunch will satisfy the needs of growth in children and keep them bright xk and alert at school. A 131 vN Tfte Department has a free booklet with suggestions for school lunches. Write f,r a copy.

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