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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-06-06, Page 10ii!! 11 111 McKibbons Pharmacy PHONE 53 - WINGHAM. t'1igo fens The '(/Ingham Advtexee- `IMes, Wedttes(lay, iuue G, 1.902 "i 1111111 I1M1i1111111M1.i111111rillrlilrg111i1 11111118II1111111111iti1111 11ilifl111lillhti111ll1Li WV R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST ST r Now al whole new golden world of SIGHT and ii SOUND. See our HEARING -AID GLASSES, M lightest in weight. E Phone 37 for appointment thoilfgillellILIIIaulistimiiiLIIssimItaiI atILEIna lis lall!ailISIIm I u ll!IILEIIler, Meet Your Best Friends Financially . ..1 They're the Men from !nveetoi . • a'' able and willing to be your beet Friends financially. 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Bert Armstrong GARAGE YOUR STUDEBAKER LARK DEALER "WHERE YOU NEVER HAVE TO BLOW YOUR HORN" PHONE 181 WINGHAM When It Strikes Rome .. � . Ana Bowman. When his se'ert'tary answered his call, she found hnn sitting bundle 1 over his Aiesk in his luxurious 10th fluor office, his usually jovial face filled with anger. He weevil her impatiently to her chair, "Take a wire'," he said, "to my son he's just telephoned me and I think he's gone out of ids mind: perhaps this'll settle hint." Slowly, anger still blazing in his eyes, he dictated: "During your first year of Science it was agreed you would not go into research ex rept industrial. I do not believe in people working on grants. They'll never find the answer's and you will never make a cent.. This is final,'' "Sign it Dad," he said, "send it off right away and then let's get down to the morning's dictation." A week later a long letter eamt, from ,his son, who had just gradu- ated with his Pl.I) in biology. "I've accepted the grant to study a p:•o- blenl I think may bear on the di- sease of cancer," the letter ran, "and I am sorry if the thing bo- thers you, bat it's the way it must be. I'm not interested in making that much money, and the answer has got to be found." He took the letter to his daugh- ter and her young husband, a suc- cessful engineer. He had long been separated from his wife, and had few people with whom he could talk. Often he visited his daughter, mostly, he admitted to himself, be- cause of three-year-old Wendy, who was the apple of his eye, He had found himself so devoted to this only grandchild that. much of his loneliness Of the past many mite was graei.laliy being a:sttuged. .lout leis o;tughter's understanding of her brother's desire, his implac- able decision. her pleading' with her father made little ditferenee, Next day he wrote to los soar that since he and )Arose up his own minis to do pure rt.5eareh he could live' as poorly as he wished mid must ex- ' l)el't little, it any, help ti'om his father. Six months later his sereetary was buzzed imperatively into his office seam. This time she found hini funnelled over his desk in des- peration. "My granddaughter," he said, "She is in the hospital. She . . she has veneer leukemia, I understand, Aly daughter says the children's ward at the hospital is filled with similar eases. My 10011!" He was gone trona !nisi office fon many days, their for weeits. He would drop in now and then, dic- tate a few letters, sign 0 tow pa- pers and be gone again: and every week lee looked older, more worn, and desperately unhappy. Finally. after a year, he went to the child's funeral. He w a, back at his desk the day after, a. dif- ferent man, gaunt, severe, strick- en. "fret m, the address of tic nearest. Cancer Society office," he told his secretary. He palled out 1115 cheque book, wrote a very large cheque, signed it, and turned again to the woman at his side. "Now take a letter t a my son," he said quietly, "and make yourself comfortable, it's going to he a long ane." When he was finished, he signed the letter with a shaking hand. "I never knew," he almost whispered, "how difficult. it could be for a stubborn old man to admit he was wrong. :Iirtt.the answer to the dis- ease of cancer has got to be found, and 1 realize now that. it's men like 1'eter, plus the motley to support their limpets, than ('1111 Hurt the ay." BOATINII SAFETY The 1962 boating season is with us, Thousands of 0ut.board power- ed boats will he on our waterways over the 291-h of May week end, The Ontario Safety League states that, observance of the Six Rules of Better Boating will give ronfialtnce and safety, and alone enjoyment to I your boating all summer long: Make sure your boat, motor and 1 all cgnipnre)i1 it, in seaworthy inn dit.ion, Use the right heat for yew, par. titular purpose, Don't guy, a ramie to erns file Atlantic.. Match. your motor to your boat. Don't overpower or underpowor. Observe information on reeommen. dation plate for maximum horse power and load. All owners of boats 10 feet and under with motors 10 horsepower or over will be re quired by law to have 0 rrc'ommen dation plate attath0d to their boat. !moor and observe the govern - Mont regulations and rules of tit road. If you are uncertain, Write any organization dispersing this information. Be sure your boat is properly. equipped. Government approved life jackets or cushions for each passenger, paddles or oars, bailing bucket or hand pump, anchor and line and fire extinguisher should be included in your equipment. Always operate your boat in a common sense manner with care and courtesy toward all others on . the .water. 1 CATCH MORE "A" PREMIUMS WITH THESE NEW SHUR-GAIN SWINE FEEDS New Shur -Gain Saleharn Starter has been developed by Shur - Gain Nutritionists to get those newly purchased wenrtet* pigs on to full feed sooner—witch. no .digestive upsets. New Shur -Gain Super Pig Starter — a highly palatable, high energy fetal to be used :following Shur -Gain Creep TI'eeti through to 10 weeks of age. Call us for full details of these new feeds', and the complete Shur -(,lain She Stop Hog Feeding Program. Do your best to eaten MORE 'IA" PREMIUMS with your MA11U(Ii T HOGS. Si-IUR-GAIN puts inthe HOG FEEDINGcA�N SHUR-GAIN puts the GAIN in i1OG FEEDING Wingharn Feed Mill PHONE 142 WINGHAM 1.)o you know which drivers are most likely to her(o0' involved in fatal areideII s? Surprisingly, tra- gically, 1nest. road deaths are esus. td by ehlre'17r With good rer0112141. Far imitative, 1111 Walla sorvey Plowed that tin per rent of licensed drivers involved In 1961 fatal ac - (I, -lents had no reeo'd of ever be- fore having been invulyed in an ac'eiclent., or having been convicted of moving traffic violation. Records of the other 20 per tent, showed that previous ; 0011i•t (1011011S against 110(11 were mainly fornoon" vio- lo,tions, Delightful Disclosure It's true you can't always tell a book by its cover. The expression easily can be applied to foods too. Many tasty concoctions lie hidden beneath ordinary -looking toppings and crusts, to give the diner an un- expected surprise once he digs be- neath the surface, Such a dish is Salmon Roll -Up with a double de- light in store, Minced parsley and lemon juice in the, dough produce a pleasant flavor change in what to the casual eye may look like an ordinary crust. And it encases a hearty filling of canned salmon with the added savor of chili sauce and ripe olives. Served in thick slices and topped with a suitable sauce, Salmon Ro11_Up is a winter dinner winner. It'll win approval, too, as an unusual, hearty snack at a teenagers) or stag party. Sannon. RolI-Up 2 cups canned salmon, one 1-I1), can 1, teaspoon salt !.t teaspooe pepper 11 cup chili sauce 2 tablespoons minced onion l;; cup chopped ripe olives Grated rind and juice of l.i; lemon 3 tablespoons minced parsley 2 cups biscuit mix 1_ cup water 1 egg yolk 2 tablespoons milk ()rain salmon; flake, Blend in stilt, pepper, chili sauce, onion, olives and lemon. rind, With fork, lightly mix parsley into biscuit mix, c'onilene lemon juke, Fula.! water, Prepare biscuit mix according to package directions, but use lemon - water mixture instead of milk. !toll dough out on lightly floured board into rectangle 9 x 13 inches, Sln'end with salmon mixture. Roll lip as for jelly roll. Combine egg yolk and milk, use a little to damp- en outside edge of dough, Press in firmly l0 seal, Lay roil seam side down on greased, floured 111114 1 e sheet. Brush top and shies with Record Graduation Dazs Graduation Day is an iinportant occasion in anyone's life. An oc- casion that certainly should be re- membered in pictures. When attending a graduation you'll want to shoot not only the graduation ceremony itself, but teachers, relatives and friends that the graduate may not see again for some year's, In fa.ci, you can take a complete record of all the happy and nostalgic moments. Then, with a sequence of shots arranged in an album!, your graduate will have a • p1et.orial record that he will cherish for years. Whether it's a high school or a university occasion, graduation is an important time In a.nyane'e life, And it's more than a e0minute ceremony, It really involves a1 series r)f days. With this thought in )Hind, you can plan a eosnpiete snapshot story, beginning with the student ars he prepares for final exams and ((111., tinuing with the arrival of exam results. These scenes en.11 he photo- graphed when they actually hap- pen. or they can he re-enacted. rest of egg -milk mixture, Bake in pre -heated oven, 400 F., hot, 30 to 40 minutes. Cut in six slices; serve hot with mushroom or tomato sauce, Makes (i servings, • Australia Is Cow Country Australia has conducted for some years a most successful im- migration policy for British na- tionals and some northern Euro- peans, with the result that more than two million have gone to that southern continent, A new scheme of settlement is now being planned with the idea of-openitag up the vast area around the northern port of Darwin and its adjoining Gulf Country. Here the vast areas comparable to those of the Central North American plains with an annual rainfall of from 25 to 00 inches, At present the Australian government is plan- ning to lease- large acreages at an annual toll of about two e0)tts per acre to those who can 1'aiseienough money to finance cattle herds over a long term period, It is hoped In this way to open up a grazing att•,a the sire of 13e1- gium 10 the beef raising industry and thereby vastly increase the population on Australia's sparsely settled north coast, Poe `NELV'EX fi.WASMU sgs. UDDER MPL.AM 17 A.10O MTTUN E GARGEX POWR-PAK ,OA l,[MIART DU OW • PINITRAISS AND AIMS • RlDUCtS INILAMMAIION ANO SWELLING • P011N5—WIDI RANDS ANIIRIO1ICS AND IDLPA• N ITON LARONATONI[R LIMITRO CL ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingham Phone 770 _.. .•�.-,.MMS, K.. 9 S ALIGNMENT SERVICE PHONE 355 - DIAGONAL, (COAD f;VINGHA:11: On Graduation Day itself, you'll r try_ - want a photo of the graduate y ing on a gown and mortarboard. Later, you'll have a chance to snap the parade to convocation, your graduate receiving his diploma anis, the parade from convocation. After the ceremonies, you'll want some informal shots at the garden party as your graduate, diploma in hand, chats with relatives, friends and teachers, 'For natural pictuires. try to catch your subjects Whei, they are relaxed. Remember that side lighting, With the lighting corning over your shoulder, is better than light shin ing fu11 face on your subjects. Av- oid direct overhead lighting; with mortarboards, especially, it could create harsh facialshadows. For outdoor shots on campus, backgrounds should also be given special consideration, Backgrounds can suggest a 3011oo1 atmosphere without distracting. To identify the locale, watch for landmarks or names on school buildings. That way, your photos will have extra meanings in the years ahead, VOT ERN FISH for Young Aggressive resenta ti What the riding of Huron needs is young aggressive representation and this is exactly what you will get if you vote and elect Erie Fisher, your Liberal Candidate. During the five years that Ernie has been Mayor of Goderich he has work- ed to the limit of time and endurance to further the progress of that town. This is precisely what he will do if he is fortunate to successfully contest this riding of Huron. SOME EXAMPLES OF HIS AGGRESSIVENESS ®Ire the time that Ernie has headed up the Goderich Municipal Government he has made several trips to Ottawa and set up many inter -departmental meetings in Goderirli with goveruurt'rrt ol'- fic'ials. This work was all relative to the removal of ship islanul. whiclh is now underway. In his representations, .Ernie Fisher constantly pointed out that the removal of this shipping• hazard was vital to the continued prosperity of both. Goderieh. and Hurot County. With the, island removed. Ernie saw possibilities to -facilitate the. storage of (melt more grain at the Harbour. This in turn would mean. that trucking could be used more broadly with a -re- sultant savings of at least 2e per bushel to Huron County farmers. Without being your :irederal representative Ernie has already done nttu'11 on behalf 0l' 111e rifling of Hurroir, • During the year, Telenie attended close to 1300 meetings Niel.. of which reinstituted a. speaking engagement. • He has made ninny, many trips to envious cities in nm effort to obtain industry for the town der. represc'rltti, •h10 also nrat110 ninny trips on matters Chat required the attention of either the Provineinl Government or tbt Federal (hivernniont, :Keeping things constn.ntly in front of the righ;t people is the way that filings have boon atia.inred for (Aa1101'irlh and ilhis is lire wny Ernie intends to represent: you the people of 'boron. •Volta for young aggressive representation or ;Trane 18. Vote far llb'nie Fisher, QTl�N "" yon any be asking yourself; what east an opposition member do for a riding? IJ A (Assuming ulna ('orser'val:Ives are returned), 7n10o1 was represented by on opposition memberduring e-1 yeaee of. Liberal ANSWER Administration, SEE -- HEAR .ERNJ CKNX-TV, CHANNEL 8—JUNE 8-6:10 P.M. ON JUNE 18 VOTE ,..11111111111111.11161101k1111161111111111" FISHER ERNIE