The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-09-12, Page 11•
The Wingliar Advance-Titnes, Wednesday; Sept. 12. 1003 rage *lev(p
NEWEST STYLES IN
BAEK.TO-SCHOOL FOOTWEAR
FOR I3OYS OR GIRLS AT
LOWEST PRICES
GODERICO ENTRY
TAKES TROPHY
The Xing Tournament was held
last Wednesday at the local lawn
bowling green with 13 entries from
Chesley, Mount Forest, foderich,
Teeswater, Walkerton and Wing -
ham.
" The trophy was won by Mrs, E.
Alliston and her rink of ,C;oderieh.
with 3 wins pins 24; second prize,
Mrs. Martini of Chesley, with 3
wins plus 15; third, .IVirs. Living-
ston of Mount Forest, 2 wins pita
16.; fourth, a Wingham entry, Mrs,
J. Macintyre, skip, Miss Yvonne
NrePherson and Mrs. W. Raney,
2 wins plus 13.
A pot luck supper was served
at the club house.
*Reminders about your.
ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE
Always keep your
Hospital Insurance
Certificate handy.
KEEP INSURED!
Separate premiums are required for
your insurance from now on. Obtain
application form at a bank, a hos-
pital or the Commission.
KEEP INSURED!
The Family premium must be paid to
cover husband and wife. Tell your
group OR, if you pay your premiums
direct, notify the Commission.
KEEP INSURED!
Follow carefully the instructions on the
back of the Certificate of Payment
Form 104, which your employer is
required to give you.
ONTARIO HOSPITAL SERVICES COMMISSION
2195 YONEE STREET, TORONTO 7, ONTARIO
CALLAN SH
WINGHAM
YOiUR ' FAMILY' SHOE STORE
BEEF S•UICIAYAKI
1 tablespoon sesame oil or
salad oil or large piece beef
suet.
1/ pound beef, round cut,
thin as possible.
1/1. cup bouillon
6 tablespoons Soya Sauce
2 tablespoons sugar.
1/s
tablespoon. sake
1 onion, sliced
2 leeks, sliced
'/. pound Chinese cabbage,
shredded
12 bean curd, cubed
?!, pound mushrooms, sliced
12 cup spinach, shredded
2 eggs•
1, Heat oil in large frying pan.
2. Brown meat.
3. Combine bouillon, soya sauce, sugar and sake. Acta half ie
meat. Push meat to one side of pan.
4. Add onion and chinese cabbage and cook over low heat, 3 mins. i
5. Add remaining mixture, leeks, bean curd; mushro0nng iind
spinach. Cook over low heat, 3 minutes. •
¢. Place eggs in bowl and heat.
'7. Dip hot meat into eggs. Add vegetables
Serves 2.
Serve fresh fruit for dessert,
L
`_OW MANY BANKING SERVICES WILL BE AVAILABLE HERE?
IA complete range of banking services—because this is the site
of a new branch of a chartered bank /Future customers will come here
to do all their banking, because only in a chartered bank is it
possible for all banking to be done tinder one roof Each branch, large
or small, offers a full banking service, from cashing a cheque to
financing foreign trade, Each has a staff trained and eager to render
the high standard of service that features chartered banking in Canada.;
TUE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
1
PHONE 12
Check Slides and WINGIIAIS
Projector for Slmooth.
Running Show
Junior gliding across the Ice on
his first pair of skates, the dog
frolicking in the snow, .Johnny
trying out his toboggan -you've
caught these and a host of other
pictures in recent weeks.
And now it's time to show your
color slides to friends and family.
But check before you project, With
a bit of planning and care your
audience enjoyment of your slides
will be greatly increased,
First, inspect every slide. Pull
out the "misses", the over or ander
exposed shots, and the pictures
that didn't "come off" in terms of
color and content.
Arrange the slides In a logical,
interesting order. Filing them in
series to tell a story will provide
a far more enjoyable show than
a grab-bag of unrelated pictures,
Besides giving your audience a
sense of continuity, it will help
you with the running commentary.
Once you've decided on the order
and placed the slides in a box.
draw a diagonal line across the
tops. That way, you can tell at a
glance if the slides are in sequence
for showing.
To avoid having your slides ap
pear on the screen upside down,
or reversed, glue a little tab to the
upper right-hand corner. Or, if you
prefer, mark the corner with a
circle containing an "X". The mark
can be seen clearly, even in dim
light, and eliminates mistakes dur-
ing projection.
Inspect your slides for dirt and
marks, Remember that a tiny spot
of dust can loom as large as an
elephant fly when projected on the
average home screen. For dirt and
lint, use a clean, dry, camel's hair
brush, For fingerprints, breathe
lightly on the side and wipe with a
soft cloth or wad of absorbent cot-
ton.
Once the slides are spic and span
we would recommend you keep
them in file boxes available from
yotir photographic dealer, Yoa
might also mount your better
slides between two pieces of glass,
sealed tightly with tape. Both
methods help you protect your
slides from dust and damage.
When your friends arrive fur the
show, check the projector before
setting it up, Is the lens clean and
free from dust? Is the bulb bright
enough? Remember that a smooth
beginning puts friends in the right
mood, right from the start.
Just one final tip: it's usually
best to limit shows to 30 or 40
minutes. By keeping your show to
a reasonable length, you can hold
audience interest at a peak and
have them anxious to see your next
presentation.
OF MANY THINGS
By Ambrose Hills
THE FAMILY
It would •be a foolish father who
would force each member of his
family along precisely the same
lines. The wise father tries instead
to give each youngster a chance to
develop his potential skills to the
utmost, avoiding discrimination of
any kind. To hold back an am-
bitious child in favor of a slower
one would be considered foolhardy.
Most families operate sensibly, so
that each member may develop
fully. The young earner who saves
most is allowed to keep his savings
and use them in his own way and
is not obliged to turn them over
to his less frugal brother or sister.
In other words, the normal penal-
ties of life are allowed to operate
side by side with the normal re-
wards. In the happy family, a
great meal of flexibility exists under
a set of rules fair to all. A good
father would not impede the suc-
cess of one son in order to insure
the success of another.
Does this mean that there is no
charity in family life? Not at all.
In home after home, the more
talented child will voluntarily as-
sist a slower brother. This is true
charity, because it is on a voluntary
basis, and thus has great spiritual
value.
Pew public organizations can
match the family unit for spiritual
values. Families where there is a
lack of love, compassion, generosi-
ty, charity and innumerable other
values, are rare indeed. Even a
man who is a rotter in public life
will display remarkable virtue in
the interests of his family, even to
the point of risking his life for
them.
The world will never go com-
pletely to pot as lung as family life
continues. If ever the family unit
is destroyed, awl public authorities
attempt to replace natural parents,
civilization will be doomed,
WAL ERTON 3
Plan on attending the 42nd
BE GRAVE SCI -TOOL FAIR
to be held
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12th
In Walkerton last Thursday eve-
ning the Wingham Goodyear's took
a three.ganu' lead in the best of
seven WOAA play-offs, defeating
Walkerton by a score of 6-3 in
ten innings. '
Jim Bain hit a three -run homer
in the tenth inning after John
Walker and Grant Chisholm had
singled. 'Bain also hit a two -run
homer in the sixth,
Grant Chisholm di,.l the pitching
and gave up three hits'while strik.
ing out 15.
Wingham: Saxton c,f,; Walker,
1.f.; Chisholm, p.; Bain, s.s.; Ger-
son, 2b.; Foxton, c.; Welwood, r.f.;
Storey, 1b.; Eadie, 3b.
Walkerton: Rapp •, 1.f.; Cook, 2h.;
l3inkley, s.s,; E. Mortimer, c.; Ches-
ney, r.f.; N. Mortimer, p.; Seigmil-
ler, cf.; Church, 3h.; Schnurr•, 1b.
ROUND THE
CLOCK TREAT
It's not often that one can find
a dish that is equally at home for
breakfast, lunch or dinner. . , that
can fill in for the main course or
for dessert. But Cream Cheese
Waffles Is just such a recipe. These
light, golden, waffles have a crisp
crust and a melt in the mouth
flavor, They're a natural for break-
fast and at lunch or dinner they
can be served under chicken a la
king, or with sausages or bacon.
Topped with lots of butter. syrup
or jam . . or sweetened with fruit
and ice cream . , , cheese waffles
take a bow as a delectable and in-
triguing desert. The latter idea
Wingham ..
Walkerton .
RHE.
000 002 010 3---6 11 5
010 011 000 0-3 3 2
has special appeal if One seeks
a convc•rr,ation bleep Mr a rlinnet
party.
Cheam Meese W'aff'les
Yield -about 4 servings
1'., pups truce -sifted all-purpose
flour OR 1.'.y cups; rmoe-sifted
pastry flour
21; teaspoons baking powder
140 teaspoon' salt
1 package +4 ors.) (ream cheese
1 tbeps, granulated ,ugar
3 well -beaten eggs
1 cup milk
3 tbsps shortening', melted
Sift together the flour, baking
powder and salt. ('rearzc the cheese
and sugar together until very soft.
Gradually blend in the eggs -and
continue to beat until mixture is
smooth, Stir in the milk and melt-
ed shortening. Acid the sifted dry
ingredients and heat to make a
smooth, thin batter,
Bake batter in preheated waffle
iron as directed by its manu-
facturer.
til
DoriThemisled
Investigate all the angles -then it
comes to Koine heating
Don't make a costly mistake when you choose your home heating fuel. It's too
important, there's too much at stake, including the health and safety of your
family. Investigate all the facts and carefully choose your source of information.
v. 4. 4,y,. 0M. `1ri.,At
The simple truth is that there's nothing that can compete with Esso oil heat for
safety, dependability and economy. We'll be glad to prove it to you with actual
case histories. Call your local Imperial Esso Agent or Distributor for free advice;
you'll be glad you did. f'
Completely automatic, safe and dependable 'Esso oil heat makes any home a
better, happier place to live. ,
,Spend winter in the mondeiful world of
•
uarmtli,
•