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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-05-15, Page 100 011111.1 } CLEAN ®IJP PAINT - TTP - UP Y.o.ur :.Boni e • :r. motes -TOWN and COUNTRY r li bite Green al 9- G . Try this new Law - Cost Paint for that Exterior - Job : This Year';! Also available in "Quarts at .99 FOUR SEASON WH.I . 7 a O;n Clean -Up; Fix -Up, Paint -Up is not jut a one -meek program,- but a guide for'better civic living, ac- cording to William Smith, president of the Seaforth Chamber of Com - "The future of our. town is• 'de pendent on the traits shown during our ,•Clean -Up . cainpaign, namely, energetic interest,"' the president declared. "Through demonstra- tion of these qualities in the next few weeks, , we should s"et'r a- pat FOR SA:LE.. • ;Sox Plants„ . • Potted -Plants and • ' Pots Made Up BR- )SIi'A\V :. GR.EENIIOUSE' •Phone.50W — ,Market Street tern for the• rest of the -year. The,= results we accomplish and the 'halt - its of cleanliness ax.d beauty which we acquire .will persuade .tourists to stop over in our town will cre- ate an environment which will at tract new industry and. citizens: New; industry ' means many new jobs, with 'special opportunitiesfor our • youth," concluded Mr. Smith. "Clean -Up, ` FIX -Uri, Paint -Up is, in reality, a key—a key' to health, beauty, safety, fire prevention new business, industry and citizens..It's up to every citizen..to, help unlock the door to a bright, future for Sen - forth.' -See-our many Colour -'and--F-t'nisheS in - PITTSBURGH., PAINT' PAINTS including the New .Sensation,. One -Coat Wonder Whit and Titanic White Buy' Quality Paint and .,Save! Check our huge selection of POWER `MOWERS All Sizes, at a Price for All. Budgets WE ARE' EXPERTS' AT ALL DRY CLEANING Time ,now. to let us help you with Spring; housecleaning !, • • We do, > drapes,,' slipcovers, bedspreads, blankets, and anything elsdabout•the.house ,that needs 'dry 'cleaning. Our' . fast, efficient ..work • will. more than:"please you.., Call for - free pickup and de-,,'', Phone'. 797 ,Seaforth' :LEANER; N Phone 87 Seaforth he :Cardene Does'. It Like `s Canada No • one will -deny that, we ; have a distinct climate .ins Canada In fact, we have several climates. •For. • reason' e.- ower ancrvege table seeds. we: sow, and the nursery stock we •plant must be especially selected for • 'Canada: ornetbipg,_ .t¶at:.may give wonderful results in. England or Virginia or the -South. •Sea"s • could be a terrible•flop here. ,When one- selects • seeds .from a Canadian seed. . catalogue, °one can be sure that' that 'seed is suited to Canada, that, in most cases, it has been 'field tested under "actual, Canadian:Conditions., , Lots of Bouquets There is no good reason why we should -"not have, all 'sorts of cut. flowers -to fill , every:' vase in -the house and give bouquets away by :the •ar rifu from summer to, -fall. But many•gardeners :do not Eike to snip 'too many blooms. in, the':regu• - jar flower gardensfor4ear of less- ening the, display outside The remedy: is _ siniple.'• In a. -fe'w-:•rows 4the :;-vegetable. garden we_. can. .easily _grow an abundance: of cut, flowers•: and snip them .to our .heart's • content. When, grown .in rows in this' way,,_the are, easier to thin, and cultivate: In, some: cas- es, too,; flowers that are excellent for Butting and bouquets are not particularly ornamental as plants • and the vegetable "garden , is, the :proper ',place to'grow'them. Sweet peas are an-example:.and gladiolus and some of the lilies. 'SpecialFlowers.For Special. Places• _ Flowers, like most people,;. are indiViduahsts.' They have.' •very. 'realpreferences in regard to' soil; N,Ov.i4s _ T H - C1-TIZEN- )R GOOD CEDAR- PO fic=and up hIARLOCK Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James- Arriistrong, of'Rlyth, on Saturday evening were.'Mr. and Mrs.; James,.' Scott _and % Mr and -Mrs. Nelson Lear, of •Londesboro, and Mr; • and Mrs, Norman Shep- herd, of Clinton, The community was saddened to hear on Sunday of the death of Mrs. • George Knox, of Toronto, formerly of Hariock. • Mr. - and Mrs. Howard Bernard, of ,Brussels, visited on Sunday eve- ning -with Mr. and Mrs:' John .Me - Ewing and family. Choir practice; will.. be held on Saturday evening at 8:30 at Burns' Church. • Children, :Baptized._ . Baptismal services :wereheld Sunday at 'Burns' Church along -w-ith tire -Mother's Days -seg vices: The follq?wmg children Were 'bap-, tizeci: Robert Allen, 'son of:, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid] . Larry James, 'son of Mr. and Mrs. James" 'How att; 'Sandra _•Lyn,' daughter of Mr. .and Mrs.. ,Benjamin Riley; John 'Arthur, son; of Mr.; and' Mrs.. Arthur Hoggarth; Brian Allen,, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. William Le Soli- der, of Stratford, ,'Walter,; Harold:. and •Glen:• Benjaiinin 'George, sons of- Mr. and Mrs. Harold, Whitehead of Wingham. SUCCESSFUL BAKE.SALE,^. '.very successful -tea `and bbake :sale were held in the Sunday school;, room• Of Northside United, Church :on Wednesday afternoon,„last; , span- 'sexed by `Group ,1I of the W.A. •Through the kindness' of <Mr. Savauge -the entertainment took -the -form. Of.' an, illustrated talk on. :_the making of:Royal Doulton china,= which was thoroughly.enjoyed by all' present shade and miiisture.. For slopes, .for, instance, there are 'a score • of: special'plantsmostly tiny; ; that thrive in;such a-iocation. These are listed inethe seed catalogue usual- ly under the general. °heading ;; of "Aoele Garden” plants. They need very little „ soil or moisture a'nd. they will add'; color and cover. to any bit of ,.steep -,ground. Then' there are flowers.•.that do bast iii shade,gs, ;. things like begonias,- , violets, pansies, lily of the valley,. and so on. These: are just the right sort Jet'planting; on the ,north side of house or wall, or -other. places -where the ground, is ;heavily :shad- ed. Here too is the right place for ;the wild -flower garden. There; is even •special grass• for shady lova tions o At .the -'opposite end of the scale e—those•--filowers-which will—not do well` unless;,they` get lots of- sun Orden Vrownthings i}ke ,poppies,-• nasturtiums, portulaca and °many others; ,Most Phone: "`Sealorth`'841 r 2 of them,"are ,.not very particular •KIll�T813RNi about .soil or moisture, they; ,do . „ sture b lovthe" "he ot .sun. . VERYBO' • CLEA Seafort FOR SPRING .ions .:Annual Sprint Fire Chief Scott Urges Clean -.Up To Prevent Fire Don't let fire hide in your home —Clean -Up, Fix" -Up, Paint -Up, Fire Chief John F. Scott advises. "That old• box of cast-off cloth- ing, the pile of newspapers in the basement, the oily_mop.in the clos- et, and the` storeroom's flammable liquids are all hideaways for fire's threat," the Fire Chief ;explained. "Arid unpainted- wood is ready fuel for fire," Chief Scott continued "For the protection of your fam- ily and home, get`rid of old clothe ing, magazines, mattresses and ,papers. Protect wood -surfaces with paint, Dispose of ,oily mops and rags and all flammable items,. get'. rid of dried grass and leaves,; especially those •near the :house; foundation: Check. your wiring to lie ,'certain..it is adequate to meet' „present day electrical require melts "Fight fire, before it starts by, getting rid'•of. its hiding 'places," Chief Scott requested. _ . Teacher: "Rea ly, Johnny, •your handwriting gets worse all the time " Johnny: -- ``=Gosh, tics Jones;=ifs I wrote any better: you'd find fault with my spelling." ,b. ow's t e Tim ink!toroth! Y ur Hom of Alte ati o e . g If you're` thinking of changing.a roonm t in o • SLIDER WINDOWS Th Perfect; : Window Tai ^ 'Modernize That Aged Kitchen • or Bathroom.! SEAFORTH FULVUE'iSLIDER WINDOWS FEATURE FULVUE TRACK, the all-new rigid vinyl' track,, engineered and designed to assure lasting tight seal. '::Will: not warp and is non-conductive. The windows have a lasting fixed color, :acid are `equipped with rustproof hardware turned solid •,:brasspulls, die cast lock, brass finish, easily adjusted, rubber tipped•and in modern design Seaforth Fuivue Slider Windows... Are Available For Brick Veneer, Frame Construction, Dry Wall Construction,' Cement Block or .:Concrete Walls Check with JACKSON 'ALUN.INUM LTD.; or --one of their`Salesmen; when making plans for alterations or: new -=construction. -=They'll= dhow - you-the-advantages-of_the F•ULVITE ,SLIDER- WINDOW ALUMINUM LTD. rges `. Citizens To Co -,operate with' the camber.: of ;Commerce EDNESDI Ith It's tithe to . Clean•Up, Fix -Up, Paint -IJP, in the Town of Seaforth,,, '.once again. 'a clean-up' campaign is being;; pro rooted by • the Chamber .of"'Commerce in, :Seaforth, •and; full '. co-operationof the citizens is urged to make Seaforth a fawn of which vie can be proud, While you proi►abijr, see the benefit of 'spring cleaning .and renovating in your . own • home, • - perhaps :you wonder about the effectiveness of our present community Beautification Program: `Provided 'everyone co-operates, what will we gain,? Even, this partial list will Most likely surprise you Development of community spirit; reduction of fire losses; ;instrucfibn m good housekeeping; respect for propety; '.vacant Tot 'improvement;: promotion'. of safety; discourage, 'meat of•.Crime; citizenship Course for children; improvement' of 'employee morale; Clean -Yip • supports business, stabilizes, restores and inereases 'the, value, of real estate. • 'Tow do we win?" In. every way that will' contribute to our safety,. health; and -general well - be' It's' up to you. if you, and you,and,.. you'. -support; -the canipaign; "we'li all `benefiit, ' individually and •collectively., CLEAN -UI",. FIX•UP, .PAINT=UP ' it's a whining 'proposition: SEAFOETH May 1:4; 1959 Pa er Ma az• ines . - Ra : s Ctld. Mattresses For the convenience of those in the surrounding • district wish to co-operate, collection depots have -been -established as'follows: DUBLIN"�iiillaxxl. Mapleton CO .STANCE .. N Borden Brown _ .t re.' w So WINTHROP McCluskie's' Store ' CROMARTY , Wslker's Store • CROMARTY ..:-.. . Sorsdahrs Store Sadler's. Store BRUCEFIELD , `:Ross Scott `w Proceeds from the drive are � use d for the Lions Club -Community and Welfare_ work. Prepare : your bundles', now and be ready:for the -Lions': �: Annual ,Paper Drive Remierber the Date: ' WEDNESDAY,. • MAY ZQ h 11;' CHR STIE, Mayor Auspices. --- .. 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