The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-07-13, Page 6'i vj Signal -Star, Thursday, July 13th, t
Be Your Own Lawn Expert choose from. Bulbs are top
August looms .on the horizon. size and highest quality.
It. is ypur last chance tq plant Flower Show Door Prite
The door prize of Swift's
•40ass,seed •with any hope of�ate- Vigero-yr Sero t -hy ...ticket N. 129
lawn •a1owly and answer these ,this number should send the
questions; Is the Surface free -ticket with name and address
a=: fror .'brtinps-arbtli Slinvas•'? Is. A to. Box 280, Goderich, at� vnte:
, the same rich green color and when his bag of Vigoro wilCbe
t r , Vven texture. all over? Is,. it
practically free from.. weeds? Is
' it free from small mounds or
'o bare patches of earth? Does it
drain reasonably quickly in wet
weather? Is it free from brown
delivered to him.
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patches of grass? ' • AUBURN, July 10.—Mr. and
If you can answer "yes toMrs. Gormerly Thompson, u"
all six questions you have a
first rate lawn. If your score
is less than six, answer the
following questions: is the turf
full of weeds and moss with
very little grass present? Is
the " turf very .thin, made , up
solely of very coarse grass and
some weeds, with bare earth
Brampton, visited with the lat-
ter's mother,Mrs. Herbert Mug -
ridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Marsh lost week -end.'
Mr, .Frank Walters, Ingersoll,
Mr, Benson Walters, Mr. and
Mrs. Red Singh, of London. and
Miss Margo Grange, of Goderich,
showing through everywhere? .°spent the week -end with Mrs.
If you° can answer "no" to both Arthur Grange, Jennifer and
questions, you have a second , Shelly.
rate lawn and it can be brought; Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
back to good Condition by proper Taylor the past week were Mr.
fyou have an and Mrs. Howard Carr, of Cali -
management. I
swered • "yes" 'to • one -of these fornia, and Mrs. H. Martin. ut
-questions, you have a worn out ', Goderich. On Sundae, Rev. C. u rtm r c In 11 E
lawn. You go to the bottom' E. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, et
of the class, where you join i Goderich, also visited the Taylor
e Thumb and start again. home. HOLMLSVILLE, Jury 10. --
Dr. Hessayon's pamphlet en- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robert- :11r. and Mrs. Stanley Kresky
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PORT' A . SRT
PORT iRT 41384'4 Jiriy' 1,Q;
Alias 'Grace CraWtOrd, Godericli,
spent a few days last week visit-
ing at the home of Mr. anti Mrs.
Bert Crawford and Mrs. Will
Crawford.
Dr. and Mrs. 'Wallace Cunning-
ham and son John, Walkerville,
spent a few days last week visit-
ing Mr: and Mrs. Charles era*.
ford.
ti. eb----serviees- last Sunday
at St. Andrew's United Church
were taken by the Dungannon
Young People's Society. Miss
Eleanor 0Altoj�nq)� was in. crh�ar7ge
ford ands' Barrie Bogie. •
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Visitors last wesk-end with
l;rs.. ,.tiazry..: .eslr ar -� ;weve > Mrs,
Mary Dickson and Fred, and
Master Brian Johnson, of Tor-
onto; Mrs. Jeal Atlrtll, Hams
tort; Flt. Lieutenant .and Mrs.
Bill Balkwill and daughter,
Camp Borden, and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy `Shutter. Anne and Donald,
Hamilton. Mrs. Lednor returned''
to Camp Borden with Air, and
Mrs. Balkwill for a two-week
visit.
Congratulations to Mr. . and
Mrs. Douglas Athill who were
married recently in Kitchene
;1Ir. and Mrs. L. Brentwood,
of Hamilton, .Mr. Brentwood's
mother, Mrs. William Hartt.
Bournemouthe, -England, visited
last week with Mrs. Brentwood's„
mother, Mrs. Harry Lednor. Mrs.
Hartt Hew over from England
last week for a three-week stay
in Canada and will return by
jet.
titled, "Be Your Own Lawn Ex -,son, of Copper Clift, visited -tor
pert", will bring joy to a very' a few days with the latter's par -
few and much pain and grief to ents, Mr. and Mrs. William
many. He explains the differ- Straughan and the former's par-
ence between a luxury lawn and
a utility grade and we advise
you to be satisfied with the
latter.,He enumerates the
grasses hich go to make . up
each. • Some creep, some grow
in tufts. For the light soils
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robert-
son. -
Mrs. Betty Wilkin. Robert and
Margret, and Miss Carolyn
Craig, of Ilder,ton,.... visited last
Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. Harry.
Worsell, of Goderich. who are
which we possess, Poa Pratensis, ; at a cottage at Bruce'Beach.
the Kentucky bluegrass is the Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Stoltz, of
most valuable and hardwe,aring. Galt, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
There . is • available an improved J. C. Stoltz and Mrs. Marguerite
type known as Merien bluegrass. Chopin last Sunday.
One pound, of thi niixed with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath-
two pounds of Va ghan's'--Vic- well, of ,Owen Sound, are vaea-
toria Park provides a mixture ioning in Northern Ontario
which may be sown at a pound while Miss Janice is visiting her
to 500 square feet. The Victoria grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
Park . provides a quick. green
cover and protects .,the slower
rooting Merlon:
The second rate lawn is given
a post mortem. Why did it
deteriorate? Was it poor con-
struction, neglect or incorrect
' treatment? With this we come
to lawn 'care. Edwin -Budding
in his original cylinder_ mower
patent. -_.issued-- in 1-836 said
"Country' gentlemen" will find in
using nay machine an amusing,
useful and healthful exercise:"
The 'only comment which comes
to mind is that the country Keith, ayne and Lric.
..greirtlenien have deteriorated -I; � The- A.Y,P,-A,- of..:.St Mark'c
rather alarmingly in the ensu- Anglican Church enjoyed a wien-
ing cont11ry. Neither their sense er roast at Sunset Keach last
0'S "Anit 1 tion their love of ex- j week. Miss Shirley Brown was
don R. Taylor and Master Mich II contests, with Mrs: -Jack Yeo
ael is with his paternal grand- I and Mrs. John Grigg in charge,
parents at Port Elgin. I and a humorous reading by Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston return.' Ninian Heard, preceded the pre-,
sentation by Mrs. H. Cudmore.
These were_ a Kenwood blanket,
an electric mixette and a cup
and saucer to the bride -elect,
who thanked everyone for their
-Mr. and ---Mrs. Leo- Liner and kin ness.__ To-expr_ess.the.
son John, of Detroit, visited with of all to Del, Mrs. Bill Cox and
''Miss Rita Yeo sang "May the
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott and
Good Lord Bless and Keep Wu,","
family. John is remaining for
A accompanied at ,the piano by
a longer visitwith his cousins.
Mrs. Will Yeo, Lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs: Jvhn Grigg --and Mrs -.-Reg -
Miller. --
Howes -'Finlay
ere*. is what it was. As for i convener of this event. - marriage was performed
in y the manse of the United
the machine, the best for the! Miss Mary 'Asquith. of Cooks Church at Pine River, by the
and sun, Mrs. and,.Mrs. Rohe,. t
Bezeau and Robert, jr., all of
Kitchener, and Mr. Kenneth
l3ezeau, of Lethbridge, Alta:;
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank McCullough.
Bride -Elect Honored -
11rs. Harry Cudmore and Mrs.
Frank..,,.McCullough were host-
esses at a shower, honoring Miss
Del -Finlay, whose marriage to
Mr. Gordon Howes took place on
July 8th. The shoser was held
in the Sunday school room of
the Holmesville United Church.
The honored guest was seated on
a decorated chair, beneath a
canopy of pink and whit€
streamers and a white wedding
bell, filled with confetti. 'A
short program, consisting of
ed last week from V ktor is Hos-
pital, London, where • she had
been a patient for a few- Vis.
Miss Judy Arthur' is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Keller, at Blyth.
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lawn is one with a cylindrical
. cutter _and a roller, not side
' wheels. This type enables edges
to be cut with ease. Do not
shave your utility lawn — 11•, i,TS visiting with her sister, Miss
:Piitehes high spring and fall, one' Sadie Carter.
inch in summer. Mow often— I Miss Patsy Wilkin is visiting
twice a week, except in time o€ i at Clinton this week with Mr.
drought, when suitable thanks and Mrs. William S. Craig: Miss
can be returned to the P.U.C. 'Mary Wilkin is visiting with Mr.
„ Spiking with a fork three inches' and Mrs. Robert J. Craig acid
deep at six inch intervals re- family, at -Ilderton.
lieves compaction both of the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow and
lawn and the back. It is mostigrandson, James Young. of, Mit-
ville, spent last week -end with Rev. J. C. Hutton, of Mary Adele
her mother, Mrs. Charles As- Finlay and Edward Gordon
quith. Howes, on Saturday, July 8th.
'Mrs. Nelson Hill, of Goderich, The couple were attended by
the bride's brother 'and sister-
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay.
The bride wore° a green printed
silk dress. with an overdress'
of green chiffon. Her accessories
were white and she had a cor-
sage- of pink carnations. Mrs.
F'inlay wore a beige sheath dress
of shantung, with a tiny jacket
of lase in matching tones. Her
—fteacious-when dune in the fall. elrell, visited last -Sunday with
Rollingin the spring should be'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston.1csa accessories were -beige and her
P g corsage was of pink carnations.
limited to a two hundred pound Mrs. Charles Asquith is visit- A wedding supper was held at
roller. Its purpose is to con- ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Roger- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
solidate turf lifted by frost only. I son this week in Blyth. McCullough, with Mr. and Mrs.
Never roll wet grass. 1 ,Master Larry Chamney had Bill Cox assisting as co -host and
Watering: The leaves start to his tyonsils removed last Thurs. hostess. .The buffet table was
turn brown and die when the day in Clinton hospital. 'decorated with pink and whit.
' top four inches of lawn' have Mr. and Mr`s. Charles Mills,
i and double orange blossoms With
-dried out. In- a week of dry of Goderich, were guests last white candles in crystal holders
weather a lawn will lose 41/2
gallons per "square yard: To
-replace this in one watering
requires an' inch of water over
the ,:whole - area of the lawn.
"You niay -test' this -by placing
a tin in the range of ' the
sprii1 kler and moving the latter
when an inch of water has been
collected in the tin. Half an
inch of water is- -the-minimum
which' should be applied at one
• Feeding: Every blade of grass
r—r—retrieVed contains -310 ' ii'trogeii;
1% phosphates and 2`,"o ilotash.
The- feeding program must put
these back at the right time
in, the growing cycle. In the
fall, feed phosphate (bone meal)
to stimulate the roots. In spring
and early summer feed nitrogen
for .leaf "stimulation and potabh
for -healthy growth and to make
the - grass less susceptible to
drought and discoloration.
Top . Dressing: The recom-
mended mix for lawns on light
soil i§ two peat, four loam and master Wayne Scott visited
one sand. All by bulk. Use last week with his grandparents, at the Needham memorial
it in .the fall --two pounds per I Mr. and Mrs. James .Aitcheson chapel, London, on Monday after
square yard and mix with it I at Seaforth. noon for Gavin Scott, 7?, who
died in St. Joseph's Hospital.
London. Burial was in Mount
Pleasant cemetery, London.
Surviving are his widow, Mar-
garet; „one daughter, Mrs. Eric
(Patricia) Jackson; four step-
daughters,. Miss Robina Comrie,
Goderich; Mrs. .Walter (Marg-
aret) Jablonski, Scarboro; Mrs.
Lorne ,tJean) Pegg, Locust Hill:
Miss Georgina Comrie, St.
Thomas; one stetson, Cpl. Rob-
ert Comrie, Halifax; one bro-
ther, James, Scotland; -and five
grandchildren.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maize mov-
ed last week to their farm, home
in Ashfield Township; Mr. -and
Mfrs. Ralph Fortune and family
to Goderich' Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Billings and Wayne to Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig at-
tended the wedding of their
were used for further' table dec-
orations and throughout the liv-
ing room. Mr. and Mrs. Howes
will make their home in Clinton.
OBITUARY
RALPH BEATTIE
nerhi.w. , „.Robert N 12- ast °--The..-funeraLserv.ice,...o.vas held
week at Hamilton.
Friends were pleased to see
Mr. George Raithby -in the vil-
lage last--weelg. for -a few hours-
Mr: and Mrs. R. Weiman, of
Seaforth, visited last `Sunday
with Mr: and Mrs. Peter
H�llinga. two daughters, Barbara, at home;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies visit Mrs. Hu h. (Audrey) Jeffrey,
ed recently with Mr. and Mre g ( �'
Winn Beckwith at Hannibal; London; one brother, Andrew,
N.Y. - _- R.R. 2, Belmont; two sisters, Mrs.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Kitchen, 4 W. (Jean) Dockstader•, Goderich;
at the R. A. Logan and San
funeral home, .Dorchester, on
Friday afternoon of last week
-for Ralph Beattie, 56, who died
at his Belmont residence. on Jdly
5. Interment was at Dorchester
Union cemetery.
Surviving .is his wife, Violet;
of fit. Catharines, visited last
week -end with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robert-
son. .
Mrs. L. (Margaret) -Thornicroft,
Appin.--
GAVIN SCOTT
The funeral, service was held
twor '6unces of bone meal per Mfrs. Donald Haines, spent last
square- yard. - Only an enlight-week-end at Hillsburg visiting
ened few use top dressing buttwith her father, Mr. William
for first rate turf you should Rathbun, and attended the cen-
top dress every fall. - • I tennial celebrations at her home
Succeeding chapters deal with school.
'lawn troubles, the lawn calendar Daily Vacation Bible School
and finally the new lawn and will open on Monday, July 17,
no where is there even a glim-
mer of respite for the exhausted
gardener. Conies of thih de-
pressing paniphlet, of "Be your
oWn-- -House- Plant Expert" and
"Be 'Your Own Gardening Ex-
pert" will be ' obtainable from
the society (Box 2$0) at 50 cents
in Knox United Church at 9 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Daer are
visiting this . week with their
daughters at Mitchell.
Prayer Books Dedicated. --, A
special dedication servicewas
held recently at St. Mark's service,
An-
glican Church when the rector,
each in the near future. They Rev. R. Meally dedicated new
are all admirable little books Prayer books. They were pre -
of .reference. .sented by Mr. and Mrs. Larry
,, r Bull* - Glasgow and family, of Beams-
e SIeiety. is Prepared to' vile, mernery; of the late
recce; oder folr lbs. before Mrs..g Phillips; by' the Ta for
August' l2t1"i. -Lists and''order bray in' memory, of die to
forms Calk be, obtained'from 4. +trB. J. Taylor add by a data %ori
COWtirg street, (oder ch: PriceS int mei~nory' of :the late James.
are: Hya4cinth% 1So each; ret- Medd from Isis estate.
lar Talipst go each: rhiffodl s: - Ntlitte Results, Annouinced.
ar stens, f7 each; `Otogi : and .Stw� pupz1 eesof M ss Mgrg-
OrintRt llvaeinth, 4e each. Mini. stet A. Jackson in music exam•
Muni order, two bulbs per item
-and there are 103 items to
were: Grade ..eight piano, Bar-
bara MacKay, Bernice *Doug-
all; Grade seven, Carole Brown;
Grade six, Laura Daer, Nancy.
Anderson; Grade three; Susan
Clark. In the exatninations by
the London Conservatory of
music, Brenda' East, Jennifer
Grange and Agnes Lawrie were
successful-. In the Toronto Con•
servatory results are Margaret
Haines and Neta Sherwood,
inations held recently by the I pupils of, Mrs. J. McDougall, who !
Toronto Conservatory of Musiepassed their Grade eight piano.
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