The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-09-12, Page 8Page Fight The `V1•'ingham. Adntrlrce-Tinges, Wednesday, Sept. 12. 1902
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not a;. tutl,o.t:u.t . u. 111 t,1't' ,Lill, Sa. rte well adjusted thought of
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FAIR
WELCOMES THE FAMOUS
and 15 BROWNIE'S
Drive -In
FACINATING FOREIGN FOODS
SOUTH AFRICAN "BOBOTEE"
"BOBOTEE"
i cup onion, chopped
2 tablespoons butter or oil
1 slice of white bread
1 cup milk
2 eggs, beaten
1 pound ground beef
1-1/2 teaspoons to 1 table-
spoon curry powder
Juice of 1 Iemon
12 almonds, chopped
8 dried apricots, soaked and
chopped
.4 cup chutney
Salt and pepper to taste
1. Saute onion in butter or oil until golden brown.
2. Soak bread in milk, remove and squeeze dry. Add 'heaterii
eggs to milk.
3. Mix the beef with bread, onion, curry powder, lemon juice,'{
almonds, apricots, chutney, salt and pepper.
4. Add haif of egg mixture and blend well. Place in a greased!
shallow baking dish or 6 individual casseroles. Hollow center
slightly to allow for rising.
3. Bake in moderate oven (350°) for 20 minutes.
6. Remove and pour rest of egg mixture on top.
7: Return to oven and continue baking until custard sets, about'
25 minutes. _
O. Serve with yellow rice. j
Serves 6.
When making tea, remove the tea Banana Stuffing
bags after 5 or 6 minutes steeping
time, To alter the strength of the
tea, use more or less tea. Do note Your Duck
change the time.
AIterro ms lrvot ai s on the Grandstand
A REAL LIVE CIRCUS . . . DON'T MISS IT!
ALL the THRILLS and EXCITEMENT . the CLOWNS and
the ACROBATS ... the SOUNDS and the SMELLS of the
BIG POO . , , fuslturitng some of the greatest circus acts ever
presented. A front for everyone in the family and a
wonderful way to hid farewell tai the best Western
Fair ever.
!=very day throughout Western Fair someone will win
$1000. Why can't it be you? Gcrrrrie often and increase
your chanes and ser more of the thins you missed en
earlier visits.
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WED-THL.`R,-FI;I.-SATI'RDAy 1 WEEK -ENDS ONLY
SEPTEMBER. lII3I:it 1 , .13-11 FOR REMAINDER OF SEASON
One showing each et -ening 111 :1:1:;
"JUDGMENT AT friday-Satur, and Sum late show
INIJR ;MBUP.1.:' I`1iI.-SAT.
Starring tt peticr•r '1r try Burt Lan-
caster, Richard Vs`irtrt,'irk, :ila11.•tte
Dietrich, Jud, 1.x11:11111 M"itll;urn-
ery Clift andlltstuuUin❑ :',111(-11 in starring Jerry Lewis
his Academy Award .' in tiler role.
L'peeial print•. for 1111•; t uenryuielit , When Jerry Lewis goes to work in
-Adults 715, student,. td e', child 301' a movie studio, the results are
Special Saturday i2atiiiee al' '1:15
"THE ERRAND BOY"
SEPT. 14-15
"ERRAND BOY"
MON.-TUES,-*WED:ti E eD A Y
SEPTEMBER 1'71819
"A MAJORITY of ONE"
9 i'(hnico1or 111111 :starring
Rosalind Rua;at•11 :ted Alee timeness
It's an honorable screen ettittele-•
guaranteed to rant a :•lirilr• on yoUt'
face end hapeilo•:;.; in y„l11• 11F Irt
Shows at 7:00 9:311
*Wed, and There. eve., itt•),t. 19-20,
are npoieered by the lierrt::ton 8z
Minto Agricultural :gory 111.1 your
tri lcete frorn ar ),nhlit• r.' -boon 11- id - -
Advaucr tlrl-r•l. are:Au, Iteenle.r
adrrn :snarl pril•1 3 will he e barged at
theatre box otfi(e '1'ie•l r•t i good for
either V'+ tl. er 'r burr eve., „ept•
i9-20--`i,mo to the I''air.
hilarious
"MANTRAP"
(A.clult Entertainment)
Jeffrey Hunter
They had to get away at all costs -
over three million dollars were at
stake '
SUNDAY SEPT. 16
"BLACK SUNDAY"
(Adult) --_• plus
"BEYOND THE
BARRIER"
late show starts 11 p.tn,
Sunday
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THEATRE LIMITED
• CLINTON
2 BIG HITS EACH EVENING
NOW PLAYING
Wed., Thurs., Fri.
September 12-13-4
Hit No, 1 -Shown at 10:00 only
"PARRISH"
Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens
Adult Entertainment
(Colour)
Hit No. 2 -Show at 8:30
"THE HE FABULOUS
WORLD OF
JULES VERNE"
(Cartoon)
Sat., Mom, Tues.
September 15-17-18
Hit No. 1 -Shown at 9:45 only
"X-15"
David MacLean, Chas. Bronson
The story of the X-15 rocket ship
(Colour - Scope)
[nit No. 2 -Shown at 8:30 only
"GUNFIGHT"
Jimmie Brown
(Cartoon)
Support - Seaforth Lions
Theatre Night
Monday, Sept. 17
Wed., Thurs., Fri.
September 19-20-21
Hit No, 1 -Shown at 10:00 only
"TWO RODE
TOGETHER"
James Stewart
Richard Widmark, Shirley
(Colour)
Hit No. 2 -Shown at 8:80 only
"HOMICIDAL"
Tenn Cor'dett
Adult Entertainment
(A mystery) (Cartoon)
12 cups diced bananas
7 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
2 cups packaged prepared stuff-
ing mix
2 tablespoons butter or
ins, melted
1/2 lb. sausage
1 egg beaten
41/2 to 5 Ib. ready -to -cook duck
Giblet gravy
Combine bananas, lemon juice,
stuffing and butter or margarine.
I3rown sausage •rnd discard fat.
Add to stuffing along with beaten
egg, Mix thoroughly but lightly,
Spoon into the crop and body cavi-
ty of the duck. Close opening with
skewers arid lace tightly with
strings, Place on a rack in a shal-
low pan. Bake in a preheated slow
oven (325 degrees F.) for two hours
and serve with giblet gravy.
Yield, 6 servings.
GIBLET GRAVY: Place gizzard,
heart, neck, 1 1/2 cups water and
1 teaspoon salt, 1 small sliced onion
a sprig of fresh parsley and the
tops from 1 rib of celery in a
saucepan, Cover and cook 1 hour
or until tender. Remove giblets
from the stock. Cut into small
dice. Remove parsley and celery
from stock and discard. Mix 2
tablespoons flour with 1/2 cup of
milk until smooth. Add to the stack
along with diced giblets. Season
to taste with salt and pepper, Yield
2 cups.
Coacoanitt: Banana Scallops
(Meat Accompaniment)
3 bananas
2 teaspons fresh lemon juice
1/2 cup shredded fresh cocoanit
Cut bananas into chunks 1 inch
long. Roll in lemon juice and then
in shredded cocoanut, Serve as an
accompaniment to ham, pork, veal
or poultry Yield, 6 to 8 servings.
margar-
Far iingIs a
Dangerous Calling
Farming has become one of the
most dangerous occupations in
Canada and only a comprehensive
program of education, understand-
ing and legislation will check the
harvest of death and injury to farm
residents, says the June issue of
Imperial 011 Review.
In an article based on interviews
with farm safety experts, the Re-
view says that one in every four
Canadian farm families will ex -
Jones perience an accident this year.
Farms are three times as danger-
ous as the average factory, Ln On-
tario alone in 1960 there were more
than 7,800 farm accidents with
medical bills totalling $701,000,
property damage amounting to $5.2
million and a total of 112,493 work-
ing days lost.
Nummegegimmummompaiimipp Unlike industrial workers, few
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Any Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday Ii
Night for the Month of September Only
(except on Mon., Sept. 17--'&eaforth Lions "theatre Night)
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farmers are protected by sickness
and accident insurance, the Review
eontinues, Workmen's Compete,
sation is available to far'mer's but
the high farm accident rate Jute
driven premiums beyond the reach
of most.
One reason for the high farm
accident rate Is that ----- unlike in-
dustry --there is no way of super-
vising farm safety practices, the
Review says. For instance, child-
ren are allowed to operate machin-
ery designed for use of adults,
Emotional upset, fatigue and farm.
ers' contempt for danger resulting
from constant exposure to poten-
tially ,dangerous animals and ma-
chinery are other prince causes of
accidents on the farm,
According to some safety experts
interviewed by the Review, there
are four needs in the fight for farm
accident prevention:
farm accidents happen In the barn- shift climbing devices claimed a
yard, the Sesltatchewarr govern- good percentage of the victims.
ment instituted an annual spring This cleanup campaign; re-1his points out the fa.ot that
commended fenced -orf play ureas floor's, as well as stairways, bear`
to keep children out of farmyards,- i
2 -A, rlatlontll voluntary Safety
hrgardeation,
3 --.:Support and leadership by the
Canadian government through
health and agricultural depart-
ments,
4----Provlslwn of safety education
materials, films, TV and radio
programs about safety education,
Floors Often
Cause Falls
There were 826 deaths front home
accidents in Ontario in 1960, and
358 of these people died because
1 -Detailed national accident they fell. The maajority were over
statistics to provide better under- 65 years of age• Contrary to pop
standing of the problem, For In- ular belief, more than half the
stance, rioting from hospital insur- falls occurred on the same level,
trace statistics that 50 percent of all although stairs, ladders and make -
careful watching in older to re-
duce this shocking toll of life, The
Ontario Safety Leaguo reveals that
another illusion is shattered when
We consult .studies of floor surfaces
- the belief that waxing floors
makes them more slippery, Al-
though shiny floors are often as -
stoned to be the cause of falls, it is
a fact that some floor waxes have
less .slip than the surfaces on
Which they are used, providing the
wax is applied and maintained pro-
perly. Wax which is soft or
smeary, rather than well dried and
buffed, heightens the possibility of
slipping,
Loose tiles,• rugs with curled
edges and small rugs account for
many falls. Prompt repair jobs,
underlays, rebinding, rubber -spray
backing and carpet tacks will all
help to reduce these hazards,
1
q,uent victims, lighting is an im..
portant factor to consider for those
with felling eyesight. Light swit,
ehes should be installed both nt
top and bottom of stairways, and
a lamp placed beside the bed pre-
vents stumbling in the dark, Fur-
niture should never be rear'1'angtd
without warning to all members
Of the household, and then with an
eye for convenient and safe pas -
,sage from one room to another.
Well -laid carpeting on stairs re-
duces the slipping danger, Sand
mixed with paint for baserne4it
stairs will provide a gritty, less ha-
zardous surface, and shiny white
paint on the bottom step will pre-
vent many falls to those who mis-
take the last step for the floor lev-
el. A sturdy hundrailing for base-
ment stairs is not always standard
equipment in a house, but should
he installed as an important aid
to the family's safety,
A careful check for innocent
looking death traps will fend off
the most persistent killer in our
As older people are the most ire homes today -accidental falls,
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