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New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 444, 26 December 1947, Page 23

Utidts wokss IN spite of her age she's one of the busiest and most popular women in the neighbourhood active member of most of the local committees half a dozen energetic grandchildren who know that Gran will always give them a big welcome and as many of those extra special cookies of hers as they can eat and even then she still finds time to keep her garden looking a per- fect picture How does she do it 2 Mrs. Johnson'$ a sensible woman. She knows the rules of health, and she observes them Plenty of sleep, plenty of fresh air, and a well-balanced diet keep her in the pink of health all day and every day; and because she kows that you can t have that brimful-of- feeling if you're not regular, she ea8593ae adds Bran to her diet to provide the bulk and roughage that modern foods 8o often lack: San Bran is a finely-milled bran, a wholesome, nutty-flavoured bran that adds taste appeal to stewed fruit; cereals or puddings Most recipe books contain suggestions for using bran, too, when you're baking buns, biscuits or cakes: Try adding a daily spoonful of San Bran to your diet and see 3f you don"t notice the difference in added zest and vitality. A product of the Sanitarium Health Food SAN-BRAU Company, Christchurch, makers of MARMITE BXIES PUFFED WHEAT WEETBIX GRANOS6