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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-23, Page 18woes The Tim•*.Advoc4f01 tilAy 23, 1t5T Town • s Exeter BliSinessinen's Associa- PM, in co-operation with town council, has launchedthe first Clean-up, pat -up„ fix -up, plant- Itp” CaMPalgn for this corrimp- IlttY. From now to the end ef May, officials are urging, every house- holder in the municipality to co- operate by improving grounds and beautifying buildings, At a recent meeting, town OCnitieil declared May "Beautifi- cation Month': and pledged. full •pupped to the cleart-up campaign which was launched by the businessmen'ss grottP. Andrew Johnston, chairman, of .the merchants' committee, said the campaign will be launched in is limited way this yea.r in the hopes that it can be extended :and - enlarged. in the Mime. He en- visions a ajor, district -wide drive ,during the Month of May in succeeding years. ' In addition to providing funds for publicising the event, the merchants' group is taking the lead. by planning to follow its own advice. Businessmen have set aside Wednesday, May 29 as the day when each plans to make some improvement to his store even if it's only washing the. windows. Some merchants will paint the t outside of their premises while others expect to decorate the: interior. Councillor Ross Taylor, chair, man of the sanitation committee, Clean Up Supplies Here are items you'll want to have handy When you start your clean-up. LARVEX, 16 oz. $1.50 ELKAYS MOTH ?ROOFER BOMBS *1.39 BERLOU MOTHSPRAY, 5 year guarantee • 16. oz. $1.39 32 oz. $2.69 INSECT KILLER BOMBS $1.49 4 -SQUARE FLOOR WAX, lb 630 LAMORENE RUG. CLEANER .., .... $1.59, $2.79 MOTH FINE CRYSTALS, lb. 630 ANDREW JOHNSTON DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS leiatt JENNY LIND CANDIES EXETER <Phone.. 441 • Clean Up, Paint Up \\\ one coat of CIL HOUSE PAINT boats the weather When you repaint, one) goat of C4L Hattse Paint stays as fresh and colorful as new for 3 to 4 years. PRETESTED 10 SEAT THE WEATHER THE PREMIUM PAINT AT REGULAR PRICES FOR '.CLEANioUP WEEK • • . Complete Wile Of -,Garden Tools and Supplies' LIMITED EWER Merchants" Group Beautification Drive has ordered .4 special :pickup of rubbish for ThUr$443.Ti May 30. The public works grew will be prepared to haul away all the .34:91c :citizens find when they clean out their atties, cellarS„ eup- boards and garages. The works .crew also hop'esto paint up the parking markers on main street .during the campaign. Members. of 'the committee, formed by Exeter Businessmen to conduct the campaign, .are Reg Beavers and Lloyd Clean Up Schedule SUNDAY — Make a list of your activities for each day of the ampaign. Use the following schedule as a .gtfide but change it to Meet your special needs. MCNDAY — Check attic ceiling and walls against leaks. or • Plan For Conve1ntion In Dashwood Church The 51st convention of the ,On tario District of the Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod. will he held in Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, June 3-7. Delegates from Zion Lutheran Church will be Mr. Reinhold Miller and Pastor Kenneth Zorn, About 139 pastors, lay delegates and visitors will attend the con- vention, The Ontario District comprises over 100 congrega- tions . with a total membership of about 30,000. ' Rev. Dr. Harms, St. Louis, second vice-president of the Lutheran Church --Missouri Synod will deliver the sermon at the opening convention service on Monday evening and will pre- sent the synodical report during the course of the convention, Rev, Erdmann W. Frenk, pas- tor of St. Peter's Church, Joliet, 111. will give an essay on "Con- gregational Organization and Work." . The Pastors, lay delegates and visitors will be housed in •the homes of the members of Dash- wood Lutheran congregation. The ladies of the congregation will provide the delegates with their noon and evening reals in the church basement. In preparation for the conven- tion, the members of Zion Luth- eran congregation are enlarg- ing and remodelling their church basement by having the old coal furnaces removed and putting in two new oil furnaces in, the back room thus making much more space in the. main part of the basement. They are also sanding and revarnishing the floors in the main auditorium of the church: Adults Join Church • Last Friday evening marked a special evening for Zion Luth- eran church when 15 adults were taken into membership. After a short service in the main church auditorium the new members Were given a welcome in the church basement by means of a small lunch provided by the ex- ecutive members of the Ladies' Aid Society. Those who joined the church were; Mrs. Gladys Andersen, Mrs. Violet Becker, Mr. Leo Gib- son, Miss Rolande Heroux, Mrs. Milton Keller, Mr. Lorne Keller, Mrs. Barbara Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Paid Sass, Mrs. Audrey Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Waller, Mr. Glen Walper, Mrs. Melba Wainer and Mr. Ger- ald Wilhelm. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb, Judy and Bob and Miss Carol Webb, London, spent the week- end in Gary, Indianna and Chi- cago. • Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. George Tiernan attended the Tiernan - Coutts wedding at Thamesville on Saturday. Mr. Tiernan is the son of the late Ira Tiernan and grandson of Mrs. Mary Tienian, Dashwood. 'Mrs. Wm. Haugh, Mrs. Urban ?file, Shirley Haugh, Mrs. El- mer Haugh, Mrs. Elmer Rader and boys spent a few days last week with Mrs, Wm. Schumac- ker at Pigoen, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Latta and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weiberg all of Waterloo were wekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Weiberg. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Handley Red family of London were visi- tors with Mr, and Mrs. Rein- hold Miller. • Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Weiberg hnd family visited with Mr. and Mrs, L. H. Rader ' Mr and Mrs. Clarence Kimpil and Susan 61 Kitchener spent the weekend with ,Mrs. Mary Becker. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Haugh and Shirley, Mr, and Mrs. Courtney Burmeister attended graduation for the. nurses from Stratford General Hospital when Miss El- len Jean Gilbert of Dashwood graduated. She received several awards. Mr, and Mrs, George Gilbert, Mrs. 'Oarman Eckmier and Paul and Miss Ellen Gilbert of Stilt - ford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Burmeister, Topics From Harpley By MISS M. NObGINS Mr. and Mrs, Alex Wang of Ilandlton spent the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jobe MeGienet. Mr. and. Wt. 'red Jones and pn Aandy,, of t areter spent Sun. day with het parents, 113r. and Mrs. Newton llayter. Mr. and Mrs, Morley Love Vent the weekend in Sarnia with Mr. And .IVIrs, Olen Ittiyter. Mrs. Maud Eagleson is having # 'new veranda erected on her home which adds to the appear.. ariCe of it. Mr. and Ma, Ihrt LOC, Gin. ger and ebb! spent Sunday with het parent so Mr. and Mrs. Robert Canto • Mr. Don Geiser is visiting at Pt. Pelee. Mr. and Mrs, Melton Walper and girls of Ingersoll spent the weekend with, Mr, and Mrs, Fassold, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Zinkhann of Kitchener visited friends in town during the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Faulhafer of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. John Bender. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller and family spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Allemang at Niagara Falls. Mr. Stewart, Kraft of Londbn spent the weekend with his aunt, Mrs., C. Fleet, Report On Baseline By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson'Paton and Lyle of Kirkton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton on Sunday. Mrs, Annie Hodgins spent Sun- day with her aunt, Mrs. Ben Wilson. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Beecroft and family, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. Beecroft's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker and family were guests of Mr. Geo.. Wilson on Sunday. Mr. Wm. Berry, London, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berry. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker and Elton attended the anniversary services at Munro on Sunday and were guests of 'Mrs. Ba'ker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beer. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hernan- dez and family of St. Thomas spent Sunday with Mrs. Hernan- dez parents, Mr., and Mrs. H. Switzer. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nethercott and family were guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred Wilson on Sun= re, day. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke, Elimville, attended Woodham an- niversary services and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rundle. Mr. Wrn. and Howard Rinn wete guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Johns. Lois and Murray of Usborne were guests of Mrs. Johns' par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Spence on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brine spent Sunday with Mrs: Brine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hazelwood, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Johnson, Kirkton, and Mrs. Wm. Essen and. children of Sarnia were the guests of Mr. Fred Jamieson, Florence and Kate 'on Sunday and attended Woodham anniver- sary -services. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Dewar and Cynthia, London, spent the boll - day with the former's uncle, DMerwA.. arrchie Dewar and Mrs. Mr. Earl Holland spent Mon- day in Owen Sound attending a church rally there. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Timms and family spent Sunday with Mrs.' Timm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Facey, Wellburn. Anniversary guests with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parkinson were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parkinson, Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Don Case and family of Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. H. Kerslake and family of Centralia. The Sensational New SWP One Coat REPAINT WHITE NOW AVAILABLE AT tee tot iheet /rho sttenttiett the t.,Achrb'rii'Y enalt,r,izOn ti tho, iiiett Peehork 'lit loot 0104itya lot 'it cracks, Get rid of old news. papers and boxes. Put items to be retained in boxes and label contents, Donate old , clothes and discarded furniture to charity. Wash windows, and thoroughly clean entire attic. TUF,SDAY — Go through closets, wear for gifts to needy. Re - choosing clothes you no longer move all items from closet. Carefully examine for water spotting or plaster cracks, Make repairs Where hecesSarY. Mop closets and wash down walls and shelving, Spray for troth protection, WEDNESDAY — Upstairs paint day, Should walls be in good condition, you will at least want to freshen doors and win- dow sills with paint. THURSDAY — Clean upstairs rooms, wash second flooF dews and curtains. FRIDAY — Downstairs paining — special attention to kitchen, all doors and window sills, SATURDAY — Clean downstairs, wash first storey Windows and curtains, SUNDAY — Rest and check up on schedule. Make plans for coming week. MONDAY — Iron all curtains. TUESDAY — Clean out base- ment. • Get rid of unused articles, rubbish, flammable items. Wash basement windoyvs. WEDNESDAY — Wax all floors, THURSDAY -- Paint porch and garden furniture. Cheek fenc- ing, repair if necessary and paint. Clean cud garage — don't forget fl5 wash the windows. FRIDAY — Work on yard, Get rid of trash, dried grass, and leaves. Plant grass. seed. Get flower beds ready for seeds. Wash all windows and door screens. SATURDAY — Exterior painting by master of house. Odd jobs inside: Cleaning kitchen cabi- nets, oiling doors and hinges, putting up curtains, And so ready for spring! TRAQUAIR Hardware * looks and washes like baked enamel. • The best enamel fo5,.kitchen, bathroom all woodwork. FOR i_ THE MIRACLE LUSTRE ENAMEL • Needs no undercoater. lupt .1110, A quality product by Jones, MacNaughton Seeds Ltd., Exitev 2 -POUND PACKAGE $1.75 Paint lies „ourop • BRUSHES •• TURP • SCRAPERS • ETC. Garden TOO'S . . . • HOES ° • RAKES. • SHOVELS 50 -Feet Plastic Hose Guaranteed 5 Years $2.49 TRAQUAIR HARDWARE 04/,zeL/r: ,4 "P,c, 21?10ES PHONE 2 7 EXETER • Join Exeter's First CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN May 23 TO May 31 The Council of the Town of Exeter has 'officially declared May as "Beauti- fication Month" . Let's all do our part to make this campaign a suceess. • This Important Community Project Merits. The Support. • Of Every Citizen, Exeter Businessmen's Association, in co- operation' with the Town of Exeter, is • sponsoring this drive to 1. IMPROVE & BEAUTIFY OUR TOWN . 2. PROMOTE PUBLIC HEALTH ' 3. TO PREVENT FIRES 4. STOP NEGLECT & DETERIORATION Clean up your home and business prerni8e,8 lasi week May to 1111i'alf'e'ulettri.ggkfilig pest for summer. SPECIAL. PICKUP FOR RUBBISH Thursday, .May -3-0 Take a good look at , your house—inside and out. Check it from top to ' bottom. 'See what needs doing to make it your family's pride and • joy! Here's What You Can Do CLEAN UP FRONT AND BACK YARDS Get the back yard as clean as the front, removing all ashes, garbage, paper, branches and other unsightly refuse from your yard or business lots. PREVENT FIRES , Clean all basementi, attics and garages of fire liazards. Check wiring, flues and' chimneys. PAINT AND REPAIR . Get Started on the repairs you /lave been 'planning . remember that paint not only beautifies but protects your property. • CLEAN VACANT LOTS Vacant lots are the responsibility of the owners. All Weeds, refuse and any other unsightly materials should be re- mOVed. BEAUTIFY WITH FLOWERS AND SHRUBS . Plant your garden noW if it Isn't in already. Set Out shrubs and flowers and take extra care with that lawn, 'WAY IS BEAUTIFICATION MONTH" SPONSORED 'JOINTLY .10 1 The 'Town Of • Exe.ter • Exeter Association