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The Huron Expositor, 1969-09-18, Page 19With a WESTINGHOUSE Custom Heavy Duty Pair: There are many women who demand the tumble action wash- ing, offered only by Westinghouse. What are the benefits? First, without question! WA the , mint economical washing system. This front-loading washer uses far less water and Only half as much detergent as agitator washers. Second, no other system washes cleaner: the constant lifting, tumbling action gets, every Item thoroughly. washed — safely and gently toofi. Third, there's no clean-up,chore afterwards: the tub and lint collector are both self•cleaning.- Fourth, very simple mechanism means there's less to go wrong . . . -no transmission gears, just a simple, trouble•free belt and pulley drive. Come in, let us show you B OX FURNITURE moment to place an Expositor g Correct washin techniques should eliminate the need for "O.Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial .bleach, except for badly soiled Seaforth 527-0240. or yellowed garments. And live a little! All you need is an automatic washer and electric dryer. With one setting of a simple control, the washer fills itself, washes, drains, rinses, and damp-dries. Then the dryer takes over. Keeps your clean wash free from impurities in. the air. Fluffs clothes into a natural shape for easier iron- ing. And takes special care of your permanent- press garments. There's no hard work. No watching. No waiting. Your 'time's your own. You've banishediour washday blues! With an automatic washer and electric dryer, you don't have to do the whole family wash the same day. Do a little at a time. Whenever you feel like it. Even when it's pouring rain. Get yourself a new automatic washer and eleCtric dryer from your local major appliance dealer, and live a little. Seaforth Public Utility Commission • Fabric Industry Leads, In THIF.lipRoN eosvrolk.isig4Fpgrii, Sim 1.$y 1$11-71111A, IQW11 atc Of Ultra Modern Laundry. Equipmen Washing of clothes is a pro- cess established before the dawn of recorded history. Drying was taken care of by nature. From this era of relatively primitive methods ,of scrubbing the family wearing apparel has evolved the highly sophisticated automatic laundry appliances of today. And, strange as it may seem, these ultra-modern laundering devices have been, in large part, developed and designed by the fabric industry. Few ethelappliances have been affected to this degree by developments in a completely unrelated industry. For example, about 50'Per cent of all textiles and wearing apparel now on the market are made of synthetic fibres. ' Predictions indicate this trend 11) With This COMBINATION WASHER - DRYER by Beatty Buy the Pair For Only Clinton will increase ,to 60-70 per cent within the next few years. Because of society's desire for ,easy-care garments, most of these fabrics will be water-wash- able. In keeping with these fabric characteristic changes, appliance technology has stressed not only special cycles for certain fabrics, but also economy, convenience, flexibility, as well as capacity, durability, and 'consumer design- ed' warranties. With these advances the mod- ern consumer must decide not only when and where to buy, but also what kind to buy to best meet her fabric need and, of course, her pocketbook The Canadian Electrical As- sociation and the Canadian Elec- trical Manufacturers' Associat- ion have joined forces to launch a full-scale national promotion of automatic washers and elec- tric dryers from September 15 to November 15 to help the modern housewife keep her family in clean clothes. Leading appliance manufact- urers from coast to coast will be participating and advertising both nationally and localfy to help the housewife "banish wash- day blues" in the biggest joint promotion of its kind in Canada. There are several reasons for having an automatic washer, and electric dryer in the home. An automatic washer takes the guesswork and drudgery out of washday. With a single, set- ting of the controls the machine will fill; wash, drain, rinse, and damp-dry clothes -- auto- matically. It's like feeding in- • formation into a computer then letting it take over. An automatic washer saves • the housewife time and energy. Once the controls ha.'e been set, there's no need to even re- merriber it's washday. ,An automatic washer increas- es the life of all types of fibres. All automatic washers' are made with a range of easily operated controls to suit every kind of fabric. An automatic washer keeps the housewife's hands out of hot water and saves time and work. . An automatic electric dryer makes every day the right day for drying. There's no more watching and waiting for the sun to come out. Ironing time is reduced to a minimuM throitgh fluffing fab- rics to ensure they come out a natural shape. Clothesline creas- es and clothes pin marks are banished, which also reduced the need for pressing. An automatic electric dryer maintains the effectiveness and original contours of permanent press garments thiough an auto- matic cool down action to keep surfaces smooth and wrinkle-free. An automatic electricdryer ensures that clean clothes stay clean. Clothes hung outside, or even in the home, can become To avoid loss of small items such as baby socks, handker- chiefs, gloves and belts in the family wash, put them in a niesh bag bef ore 'being loaded into the washer. * * * e * ite and. coil:Oast garmen- ts are washed cleaner with hot water. Greasy soil is more easily removed, more bacteria are destroyed, and soaps and detergents dissolve faster in hot water. A hot"water wash is required for white and colorfast cottons and linens, wash and wear col- orfast cottons and heavily soil- ed clothes, including children's play clothes. A warm water wash is required for man-made fibres, delicate fabrics, rayon, acetate and silk, elasticized. articles, non-Colorfast fabrics and washable woollens. * • Permanent press clothes are one of the greatest advances in textiles since the introduction of man-made fibres. Perman- ent, press articles can be' washed, dried, and put.back into, ervice without ironing. Many auto- matic w.ashers new come equip- ped with a perManent press cycle which gives a warm wash temp- erature, normal agitation, and shorter wash, time. To discour- age wrinkling, wash water is cooled just before the spin cycle begins. soiled by dust and impurities in the air. Like sister utilities across the nation, Ontario Hydro and the more than 350 municipal elec- trical utilities throughout the province are giving full sup- port to the "clean living" pro- motion. Utilities continue to operate marketing programs to promote the use of off-peak power. Thro- ugh the use of electricity during times of reduced demand on the power system, Plants and equip- ment are kept in operation, thus reducing the cost of producing electricity. The consumer stands to ben- efit in this way -- the dividend being lower rates for electricity, Which is still the best dollar value commodity on today's market, • • ...... Always pre-treat spots and stains, such as ink or rust, before doing the family washing. Deter- gent and hot water may set some ,stains permanently. Wash and wear -- perma press -- garments should always be washed separately from other articles in the family laundry as they have a tendency to pick up soil from previous washer loads. * * * * Greasy, grimy work clothes, or grease spots on resin-treated cottons, can be treated with hair shampoo or heavy-duty liquid cleaner before washing. Rub the liquid into the fabric and let it stand' for 15 minutes hefore load- ing into the washer. If bleaching is necessary, add it while wash cycle is in progres Chlorine bleach added after clothes have been washing for a few minutes is less likely to de- 'stroy optical brighteners found in many soaps and detergents. 0 * 0 0 cOnotY PlOWAlatlis • Association, at a teee0mCei— ing made plans ler tbeir -1808 • Plowing Mate'', -and Fyn Mach' inery Demonstration, to be held s,on "Par-Avon" the farm of Pahn Redges on number 8 highWay, miles east of Goderich on Saw- day, October 4, 1969. The contest in Huron for the Queen of the furrow, will be one of the highlights. The winner of this contest will represent tJuron at the International Plowing Match at/Burford. A horse shoe pitching con- test is also planned under the -gleirMaPOuP;of PoPit4P4 HP4 R, ,G9Oric11; There speci41. c4 for pew' farmers,, inv*iPal- pounci4prs and mernbera: of par-. igankerq, ..clintOtt ineint Varil?Ar; are plan OP& n' have a re tel ,thent kOoth, antin) fupp1y 04011e5 fpr,. tlt plQw- boys. er4g. Aso, are' . available from the Secsetary "T. Bolton, E,R. 1, Seaforth,' FIRST CHURCH 14,M.S. First Church W. M. S. met in the Centennial room of the church on Thursday. .The pres- ident Mrs. jas. Keys opened the meeting with the Call to Worship and 'Come, Ye Thank- ful Pettple Come' was sung.Mrs. Butt offered prayer.- - - Plans were made for the Fall Thankoffering meeting to be held in October. 'Mrs. Francis Coleman, the group leader, opened the de- votional part of the meeting with prayer. The chapter of the study book on "The Church and Univ- ersity" was taken by Mrs. Cole- man, Miss Jean Scott reading the part on Guiana, Edith Mc- Millan on India and Miss Belle Campbell on Biafara. LAUNDRY AS YOU LIKE IT - --- A whole new conception of laundry care brought to you by General Electric With CGE you control the washing re- sults exactly. You choose from 3 wash temperatures and 2 rinse temperatures and 4 wash and spin speed combinations. You don't waste water or use too little — just right, because you judge The fabulous 750 lets you dorthat small load in the mini-basket, a great little attach- ment •that drops inside the big tub. Team this washer with its matehing auto- matic dryer with Perma-Press cycle and cool-down and full width door for easy load- ing and you've got a wonderful answer to — "Laundry As You Like IV L I .M I T E D 527-1320 . Seaforth Available at Seaforth $460." Beatty TOWNE... the beauty of a smart buy GINGERICH'S SALES & SERVICE Zurich Most electric dryers have a timed cycle and will -shut off after a pre-set time has elapsed. Clothes may be removed at any point during the drying cycle. * * * * * * Avoid overdrying of the family wash. Remove clothing while there is still a hint of dampness. All fibres have a normal moisture content, and if overdried will wrinkle and shrink • * * * The permanent press setting of an electric dryer gives warm heat control and a cool-down period at the end of the drying cycle to discourage wrinkling. Permanent press articles should be removed from the dryer as soon as the cycle stops. * * Wrinkles may be steamed from woolen garments in an electric dryer. To steam the wrinkles out, preheat the dryer for five minutes, then tumble the garment with a dairy. towel for-five minutes. Immediately after removal from the dryer, steam- treated garments should be hung on rust-proof hangers for finishing. Smiles . . Wife: "I don't have a single new thing to wear, If any 9f your business associates came over, they'd think I was the cook." Husband: "Not if they stayed for dinner." A woman stepped off the penny scale and turned to her husband. Eyeing his wife, he asked: "Well, what's the ver- dict? A little overweight?" "Oh no," said the wife, "I wouldn't say that. But according to that height chart on the scale, I should be about eight inches taller. "